How would you rate Snoop's pimping skills?

[datasuspect]

was he born that way? isn't he the shit?

[Jeff in Cincinnati]

1. He puts the "izzle" back in "fashizzle"

God as my judge, I have no idea what I just said.

[datasuspect]

2. fuh shizzle

i'm fiddin to ride the el-izzle to go d-o-w-n-tizown-izzle so i can stack some pizaper.

chuuch

[Jeff in Cincinnati]

10. Of course. Yes. Couldn't agree more...

Somedays I'm more of a middle-aged white guy than others.

[livinginphotographs]

3. Pimpology is not a chizzle.

It's genizzle.

Fo shizzle.

[datasuspect]

4. true dat nephew

i tellz a ho like this: ho, you is fine, but you'd look even better with me.

[livinginphotographs]

5. Out of the many internets...

I like snoop's the best.

http://www.asksnoop.com

A Shizzolated democraticundeground.com should be your first stop.

[datasuspect]

6. respect

chuuch

[Merrick]

7. How about his whoring skills?

After appearing in commercials shilling for T-Mobile, Nokia, AOL, XM Satellite Radio and Burger King, I'd say they were pretty high. How does anyone take this guy seriously anymore, especially since he hasn't written anything semi-decent musicwise for about 10 years?

see also: Ice Cube

[datasuspect]

8. yeah

but he is still the shit.

and very entertaining in a corny way.

and his new album really isn't THAT bad.

i'll always cut snoop some slack.

[LoZoccolo]

9. /Barbershop/ was a pretty good movie.

Ice Cube was in that.

It's kind-of funny, the kind of things he was rapping about (both gangsta and radical), and then seeing him play some normal middle-age guy in a movie.

[Merrick]

11. yeah, well...

Did you see him boxing that deer on the side of the road in the preview for "Are We There Yet?"

still curious as to the context. was it one of those hilarious "Thought to be dead roadkill comes back to life pissed and set to kick some ass" that's become a staple of every inane hollywood comedy over the last 5-10 years, or was it something else?

[UdoKier]

12. I hated Snoop and all the gangstas when that garbage genre was in vogue...

Now that they are tired and played out, I no longer hate them, but laugh at the suburban kids who still mimic a 15+ year old fad with the droopy baggy pants, etc.

As for Snoop, who's moved on to copying 70's blaxploitation trends, I don't hate him anymore - I just think he's wierd. 35 years old, and still milking the same schtick.


But people seem to just love him - whatever, to each his own. Maybe it's because he seems so authentic compared to the likes of Sean Puffy Muff Daddy Combs or any of the tired "bling-bling" hip-hoppers like Lil John.

[livinginphotographs]

13. Some people are taking this thread (and snoop) waaaayyyy too seriously.

Just sayin'.