Snoop Dogg calls on the Bay for the Westcoast summit
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WOW A BUNCH OF GAB,...BUT WHERE CAN WE LOOK TO TO HAVE SOME REAL UNDERSTENDING?
B-12 !!!!!
JAY TEE !!!!!!!!
HAVE YOU BEEN CONTACTED?.....
DO YOU KNOW ANY INFO?
THESE ARE SOME HEADS THAT I WOULD TAKE A BIT MORE SEROUSLY ON THIS MATTER OTHER WISE.....IN TWO DAYS I'MA MAKE A THREAD CALLED
"AzN pYiAmP CALLS A WEST COAST SUMMIT ON KUBE 93.5 "
AND IT WILL HOLD MORE WIGHT THAN THIS.....
B-12 !!!!!
JAY TEE !!!!!!!!
HAVE YOU BEEN CONTACTED?.....
DO YOU KNOW ANY INFO?
THESE ARE SOME HEADS THAT I WOULD TAKE A BIT MORE SEROUSLY ON THIS MATTER OTHER WISE.....IN TWO DAYS I'MA MAKE A THREAD CALLED
"AzN pYiAmP CALLS A WEST COAST SUMMIT ON KUBE 93.5 "
AND IT WILL HOLD MORE WIGHT THAN THIS.....
The event went down today at the sheraton in universal city. It was hosted by steve harvey and the west coast repreesentative for the nation of islam. Snoop, game, xzhibit, the newly reunited dogg pound, mack 10, nate dogg, and every other other southern cali rapper was there except for dr. Dre and dj quik. Suge and Snoop supposedly talked prior to the event. It was rumored that he was to show. Everybody in attendance agreed to squash all existing beef with other west coast artist. Unfortunetly Thizz Entertainment was the only bay cats there
can anybody tell me how many tracks Snoop did collaborations with Bay artists in any of his albums?
Has Snoop ever featured any rappers from the Yay in any of his solo albums under his main label?
If anybody know where I can get MP3 of those tracks for free, post it here, mayn.
Does anybody got any video files they can post in MPG/AVI format of Snoop performing on stage with any artists from Northern Cali ? Thanks,mayn.
Has Snoop ever featured any rappers from the Yay in any of his solo albums under his main label?
If anybody know where I can get MP3 of those tracks for free, post it here, mayn.
Does anybody got any video files they can post in MPG/AVI format of Snoop performing on stage with any artists from Northern Cali ? Thanks,mayn.
Slowpoke, well it's been done, and trust me, I'm from L.A. and I don't throw out false statements. I've been in the game 18yrs. and know my shit, well hit Mac Mall our some of his people and they'll tell you or call up to Thizz Ent.
Dr. Dre did show up but him and Cube where in the back for security reasons, Suge even called in ans spoke to Snoop. For those whom feel that it may not go down, you have the right too, but you'll start to see the change.
Dr. Dre did show up but him and Cube where in the back for security reasons, Suge even called in ans spoke to Snoop. For those whom feel that it may not go down, you have the right too, but you'll start to see the change.
I HEAR YA MAN,..IF YOU TOOK OFFENCE ,...FOR GIVE ME
BUT I DID NOT HEAR ANY THING ELSE ABOUT THIS,... AND IT ALL HAPPED WITH IN A FEW DAYS?...TIPICLY THINGS MAY HAVE A DATE A MONTH AWAY SO THAT EVERYONE HAS TIME TO FREE UP THEY SCHEDUALE TO BE ABLE TO MAKE IT TO THE EVENT THAT'S WHY IT SOUNDED SO IFFY...BUT I'M GLAD NO ONE GOT HURT
BUT I DID NOT HEAR ANY THING ELSE ABOUT THIS,... AND IT ALL HAPPED WITH IN A FEW DAYS?...TIPICLY THINGS MAY HAVE A DATE A MONTH AWAY SO THAT EVERYONE HAS TIME TO FREE UP THEY SCHEDUALE TO BE ABLE TO MAKE IT TO THE EVENT THAT'S WHY IT SOUNDED SO IFFY...BUT I'M GLAD NO ONE GOT HURT
It's all good fam, this was the first step so they actually contacted certain people for the first event to organize, but after a couple of meetings, all labels and artist will be invited. I'm just a westcoast head and down to help everyone that's eager and hungry, no disrepect to other coast but I am from the WEST. I hope to see you there when it goes down.
Here's MTV.com's take...
http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1500129/20050413/snoop_dogg.jhtml?headlines=true
UNIVERSAL CITY, California — A week after pledging West Coast unity at a press conference for his tour with the Game, Snoop Dogg took his mission a step further Wednesday (April 13) by hosting a hip-hop peace summit and squashing all of his own beefs.
Rappers from Game and Xzibit to the D.O.C. and Young MC met behind closed doors in a hotel conference room to discuss a unified future for West Coast hip-hop.
"I felt we should come together as one, organize, unify and start making records with each other and be about a cause," Snoop said afterward. "It's time for us to start standing up for something. It's called Protect the West. We're all moving together, we ended all our beefs."
Snoop, wearing a Protect the West T-shirt, said he ended his longtime feud with Suge Knight, as well as beefs with Jayo Felony and Kurupt, who has now rejoined Tha Dogg Pound.
"Anybody who thought they had a problem with me or had a problem with me in the past, I called them up and told them I don't want any problems," Snoop said. "I ain't got time to beef. I'm 30-something years old with three kids at the pad and they're trying to see their daddy."
Knight wasn't in attendance and was not available for comment, but Snoop insisted the Death Row Records founder was supportive of the Protect the West cause. "It's not an individual move, it's not about me and him personally, but we need to end all personal beefs because business doesn't move with beef," he said.
Kurupt was in attendance, as was Nate Dogg, Warren G, Daz Dillinger, Suga Free, Eazy-E Jr. and comedian Steve Harvey, who worked with Snoop on putting together the event.
"A lot of people had tensions from old crews, street activities, in general just hatin'," Daz said. "Everyone who had beef was in one room, and everyone who left today, beef should be squashed."
"It was a very positive vibe up in that room, I was pleasantly surprised," Young MC said. "What I was doing was a different genre and a different era than a lot of cats up there, but I still have love for everybody."
Snoop called Wednesday's gathering a business meeting more than a summit.
"It was me relaying to them that the banging in the business ain't making us no money," he said. "If we come together and move as one unit, money will be there and the opportunity to shine will be there. ... What it's all about is saying, 'I'm from the West Coast, you're from the West Coast, let me get your number, we could probably do some music together.' "
"Some of us don't even know each other," added Suga Free. "Some of us don't even mingle with each other, but we're in the same business. Why is that? ... The West Coast, we need some unity. We need some education out here with the artists that are touring and flying around the world like Snoop and Game are."
Snoop, who said he was motivated to host the summit because he feels West Coast hip-hop doesn't get the attention it deserves, encouraged his peers to follow in the footsteps of rappers in the South.
"Why are they so successful?" he asked. "Well, they all work together and have great harmony. This is the West Coast, we built on gangsta, gangsta, gangsta, but sometimes we gotta know when to have peace. It ain't always cool to be gangsta to your homeboys. And if you from the West Coast, no matter if you're Blood, Crip, Spanish, we all homeboys."
Snoop and Game, who come from rival Los Angeles-area gangs, said last week their How the West Was One Tour, which kicks off Friday in Utah, should serve as an example of how West Coast rappers can come together to benefit each other.
http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1500129/20050413/snoop_dogg.jhtml?headlines=true
UNIVERSAL CITY, California — A week after pledging West Coast unity at a press conference for his tour with the Game, Snoop Dogg took his mission a step further Wednesday (April 13) by hosting a hip-hop peace summit and squashing all of his own beefs.
Rappers from Game and Xzibit to the D.O.C. and Young MC met behind closed doors in a hotel conference room to discuss a unified future for West Coast hip-hop.
"I felt we should come together as one, organize, unify and start making records with each other and be about a cause," Snoop said afterward. "It's time for us to start standing up for something. It's called Protect the West. We're all moving together, we ended all our beefs."
Snoop, wearing a Protect the West T-shirt, said he ended his longtime feud with Suge Knight, as well as beefs with Jayo Felony and Kurupt, who has now rejoined Tha Dogg Pound.
"Anybody who thought they had a problem with me or had a problem with me in the past, I called them up and told them I don't want any problems," Snoop said. "I ain't got time to beef. I'm 30-something years old with three kids at the pad and they're trying to see their daddy."
Knight wasn't in attendance and was not available for comment, but Snoop insisted the Death Row Records founder was supportive of the Protect the West cause. "It's not an individual move, it's not about me and him personally, but we need to end all personal beefs because business doesn't move with beef," he said.
Kurupt was in attendance, as was Nate Dogg, Warren G, Daz Dillinger, Suga Free, Eazy-E Jr. and comedian Steve Harvey, who worked with Snoop on putting together the event.
"A lot of people had tensions from old crews, street activities, in general just hatin'," Daz said. "Everyone who had beef was in one room, and everyone who left today, beef should be squashed."
"It was a very positive vibe up in that room, I was pleasantly surprised," Young MC said. "What I was doing was a different genre and a different era than a lot of cats up there, but I still have love for everybody."
Snoop called Wednesday's gathering a business meeting more than a summit.
"It was me relaying to them that the banging in the business ain't making us no money," he said. "If we come together and move as one unit, money will be there and the opportunity to shine will be there. ... What it's all about is saying, 'I'm from the West Coast, you're from the West Coast, let me get your number, we could probably do some music together.' "
"Some of us don't even know each other," added Suga Free. "Some of us don't even mingle with each other, but we're in the same business. Why is that? ... The West Coast, we need some unity. We need some education out here with the artists that are touring and flying around the world like Snoop and Game are."
Snoop, who said he was motivated to host the summit because he feels West Coast hip-hop doesn't get the attention it deserves, encouraged his peers to follow in the footsteps of rappers in the South.
"Why are they so successful?" he asked. "Well, they all work together and have great harmony. This is the West Coast, we built on gangsta, gangsta, gangsta, but sometimes we gotta know when to have peace. It ain't always cool to be gangsta to your homeboys. And if you from the West Coast, no matter if you're Blood, Crip, Spanish, we all homeboys."
Snoop and Game, who come from rival Los Angeles-area gangs, said last week their How the West Was One Tour, which kicks off Friday in Utah, should serve as an example of how West Coast rappers can come together to benefit each other.
i hope this finally bring ever one on the west together
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PROPz ON POST'N UP DAT LINK MAYN....
N MA OPINION, N-E NIGGA WHO CLAIM 2 B BOUT HIz CHIPz N DIz GAME WOULDNT B A NO-SHO...
NOT JUS CUz DIz Iz A POSITIVE CAUSE AN IT COULD B DA START OF A MAJOR MOVEMENT...
BUT CUz IF IT GOEz DOWN HOW ITz SUPPOSED 2 GO DOWN DEN ITz NETWORK CENTRAL FO N-E AN ERY ARTIST ON DA WESTCOAST RAP SCENE.......
ITz LIKE WALK'N INTO A HOUSE OF DOORz, 1 BIG 1 Iz BE'N OPEN'D AN TRUST ONCE U STEP THRU DAT 1 DEREz ENDLESS POSSIBILITIEz ONCE U DECIDE 2 TAKE DAT STEP THRU DA REST OF'EM....
"It was me relaying to them that the banging in the business ain't making us no money," he said. "If we come together and move as one unit, money will be there and the opportunity to shine will be there. ... What it's all about is saying, 'I'm from the West Coast, you're from the West Coast, let me get your number, we could probably do some music together.' "
Snoop, who said he was motivated to host the summit because he feels West Coast hip-hop doesn't get the attention it deserves, encouraged his peers to follow in the footsteps of rappers in the South.
"Why are they so successful?" he asked. "Well, they all work together and have great harmony. This is the West Coast, we built on gangsta, gangsta, gangsta, but sometimes we gotta know when to have peace. It ain't always cool to be gangsta to your homeboys. And if you from the West Coast, no matter if you're Blood, Crip, Spanish, we all homeboys."
DAS REAL TAWK !!!
- GEEzUz
N MA OPINION, N-E NIGGA WHO CLAIM 2 B BOUT HIz CHIPz N DIz GAME WOULDNT B A NO-SHO...
NOT JUS CUz DIz Iz A POSITIVE CAUSE AN IT COULD B DA START OF A MAJOR MOVEMENT...
BUT CUz IF IT GOEz DOWN HOW ITz SUPPOSED 2 GO DOWN DEN ITz NETWORK CENTRAL FO N-E AN ERY ARTIST ON DA WESTCOAST RAP SCENE.......
ITz LIKE WALK'N INTO A HOUSE OF DOORz, 1 BIG 1 Iz BE'N OPEN'D AN TRUST ONCE U STEP THRU DAT 1 DEREz ENDLESS POSSIBILITIEz ONCE U DECIDE 2 TAKE DAT STEP THRU DA REST OF'EM....
"It was me relaying to them that the banging in the business ain't making us no money," he said. "If we come together and move as one unit, money will be there and the opportunity to shine will be there. ... What it's all about is saying, 'I'm from the West Coast, you're from the West Coast, let me get your number, we could probably do some music together.' "
Snoop, who said he was motivated to host the summit because he feels West Coast hip-hop doesn't get the attention it deserves, encouraged his peers to follow in the footsteps of rappers in the South.
"Why are they so successful?" he asked. "Well, they all work together and have great harmony. This is the West Coast, we built on gangsta, gangsta, gangsta, but sometimes we gotta know when to have peace. It ain't always cool to be gangsta to your homeboys. And if you from the West Coast, no matter if you're Blood, Crip, Spanish, we all homeboys."
DAS REAL TAWK !!!
- GEEzUz
