SNOOP DOGG on 3rd street in frisco

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nor*cal209 said:
true!!


just make sure ya'll keep it up... and stop the violence

jt is a cool dude just keep it real at all times
Yea...there aren't that many rappers who are still out doin' dirty shit. The ones who are, are the ones who aren't where they need to be...mentally and financially. Cats also don't realize that actions speak louder than words. So if a cat is SAYING one thing, but DOING another...which is easier to believe and follow?
 
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valley2thebay said:
^@sydal i feel u..cuz yea albums sales would be down if niggaz came out like agerman..
Yea, but now, maybe NOT! Rap sales are down an obscene amount right now. Could it be the content that is making sales drag? The ones who have non-violent singles still sell their records...something to think about for all rappers. 50 sells, Snoop sells, Fabolous does his thing, Diddy does his thing...but the dudes still talkin' about the same old shit aren't on top.
 
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illmannered666 said:
I cant remember the last JT song where he rapped about guns or drugs - I have heard him promote a fist fight over gun play...
exactly what I was saying. I was hoping dude would come with an example to back up what he was saying, or else it just shows he's talkin out his ass.
 
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People also got to realize atleast most of us dont know this men personally n base what they know about them from what u hear from the records. But no one should be hatin on people givin back the communities and the tour is all about puttn down the guns if u got a problem n pick up the fists which is a step and comn from these two cats they can do a lot for all of Cali
 
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STOPPING THE VIOLENCE IN THE FUTURE IS WHERE HE SHOULD HAVE PUT THE MONEY AT. GETTING WOMEN OUT OF BAD LIVING SITUATIONS WHERE KIDS ARE FORCED TO GROW UP AND RESORT TO VIOLENCE IS THE PROBLEM (NOW A BIT OF THAT IS KIDS RESORTING TO VIOLENCE BY CHOICE) GETTING THE STRUGGLING WOMEN WHO'S CHILDREN ARE STILL ALIVE, IS A GOOD WAY TO ATTEMPT TO REFRESH THE CYCLE. IF EVERYBODY ON THE SICCNESS.NET PUT $100 UP FOR THAT...ADD THAT UP....MAKE A PAYPAL LINK...GET SICCNESS.NET BEHIND IT...I GOT MY $100 RIGHT NOW. WE CAN SHOW THE WORLD "THE BAY," CAN TAKE CARE OF OUR OWN CITY ISSUES.

-GRUFF
 

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DROP YA THANGS JUST BOX whole album dedicated to showing the homies another way. this wasnt done for promotion this was done because nobody was giving a fuck about these mamas that were and are being left with funeral bills and unstable house holds after the murder of there children. a son thats 18 to 24 getting killed takes a whole lot out of 1 family. not only money wise but you have little brothers and sisters wondering why? and and acting it out all over again in schools and playgrounds.

Money cant do anything but draw attention to the subject matter and also cover the base of the bills for a few hundred moms. better than nothing and we are dedicated to raise another $55,000 in the next month.

ALL RAP MONEY FROM COMPILATIONS BEATS VERSES DOWNLOADS.

Thas what im doing with Snoop on some real shit MANDATORY BUSINESS look out for the folks.

action speaks.

GOD IS REAL.
 
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word up, keep the positive outlook on life we can help prevent and stop violence on the streets to help these young kids get through life on a good path

big ups to JT and SNOOP

GOD BLESS
 
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Sydal said:
Naw. There's a thin line between the streets and the music business...entertainment and reality. People don't realize that a lot of rappers are speaking on what they've done or what they've seen, but not necessarily what they are about. They continue to do so because that's what people want to hear...but it doesn't necessarily reflect who they are as people.
How do you explain Messy Marv on Big Gunz then?

I mean he's been on that violence shit, which is why I aint buy his new shit, but Big Gunz was a little different.

"pay attention lil homie i can make you hot
cant make no money in school, lead the block
take off that button up and cop you a white tee
fuck with a runner you dont need a wifey"
i mean in some ways its real shit, but combined with all the other shit in that song, i wouldnt call it a meaningful song like Momma or Black Jesus.

He puts together a comp, splits it up by uptown downtown instead of bringing them together on tracks, and throws up uptown on the cover. At least he gave the money to the community.