Okay, I heard both tracks & here is my honest humble opinion. The first track, at 0:47 (right after the hook) I expected the beat to change. It didn't take off like I anticipated. For me the beat just laid flat all the way through. Had some good drums as the beat switched up, but still laid flat to me. And the flows / subject matter were not good enough to draw my attention away from the beat. It was a lazy dragged out flow that gave me nothing new. There are times when a somebody's flow can draw you away and make you feel the beat. This was not happening here for me.
Track #2 Came in with a heavy base and that typical sound I could hear Snoop Lion on, but it wouldn't be on one of the major releases. It's a beat Snoop might slide over to Daz & Kurupt for a DPG album and feature Snoop on it. The beat was nothing big in my opinion. It also sounded like it would make a good menu instrumental track for the movie, "The Wash" on Blu-Ray or DVD. Which I believe that is where I heard that beat before, but none the less it didn't work for me.
Again, the subject matter of the tracks that are being recorded. It sounds like your rappers are bored and have no outlet other than, "Let's rap about smoking weed." concept and it's over kill. Few & far in between can make it work, but not in this case. Sounds like to me that you are in need of more creative rappers. And your beats need a little more uptempo kick to them to give them some life. Both tracks had emotionless / no characteristic flows.
That's my honest opinion, breh. No hate within anything I stated. Just how I felt listening to your tracks.