Reviewed By: Marquis “Southside_Gunn” Harris

It’s been what, two decades since their last project together? In that time both these guys have been legends so coming back, you’d probably expect a throwback west coast sound and some gangster-ish type lyrics to vibe out to… that’s not what happens on this album. At all.

The fact that there’s a Jelly Roll feature (and I like Jelly Roll) on the same project as a Method Man, Sting and a Jhené Aiko let’s you know exactly what kinda album this is. It feels as though it caters to every fan base, which is fine but it kills the cohesiveness of the project. Dr. Dre’s beats (no pun intended) are not up to par because in a sense a few production choices feel too “out of his element”.

Snoop is attempting to hold up his end but it doesn’t feel the same as even some of his most recent projects when he was still showing glimpses of prime Snoop. Now it just feels like it’s just going along for the ride rather than be creative and find that pocket to keep the listeners engaged.

Honestly, it’s listenable, but it doesn’t have replay value as much as one would hope for. Be that as it may, it’s still very disappointing to be given slightly underwhelming art when two guys who are OG’s are capable of doing better.

Album Rating: 👑👑👑☆☆☆☆☆☆☆**(3/10)**