Ego Trippin' Clean Version

Snoop Dogg's "Ego Trippin'" is like a laid-back joyride through the diverse lanes of hip-hop. Released with West Coast swagger in 2008, this album is all about Snoop embracing his cool, carefree vibe.

Right from the get-go, you're hit with Snoop's signature smooth flow. The tracks groove with a mix of funky beats and Snoop's effortless rhymes, giving off a chill, party-ready vibe. It's the kind of album you'd want as your soundtrack for a sunny day drive or a laid-back hangout.

What makes "Ego Trippin'" stand out is Snoop's playful exploration of different styles. He's not afraid to experiment, jumping from old-school funk vibes in "Press Play" to a more mellow, R&B feel in "Neva Have 2 Worry." It's this versatility that keeps the album feeling fresh from start to finish.

Lyrically, Snoop keeps it real and relatable. He's not trying to be too serious here; instead, he's just having a good time, sharing stories, and dropping some laid-back wisdom along the way. Tracks like "Sexual Eruption" and "Life of da Party" capture that carefree spirit, making you want to kick back and enjoy the moment.

The production is on point, with a mix of soulful samples and catchy hooks. Snoop collaborates with various artists, adding layers to the overall vibe. It's a testament to his ability to bring together different sounds while keeping that unmistakable West Coast flavor intact.

"Ego Trippin'" is Snoop Dogg doing what he does best – taking you on a ride through his world, filled with smooth beats, easy rhymes, and a whole lot of charisma. If you're looking for an album that's all about good vibes and embracing that Snoop lifestyle, this one's a hit. It's not trying to be deep or overly profound; it's just Snoop being Snoop, and that's exactly what makes it so damn enjoyable.

5 star rate💯🎶😇🖖🏿 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

No battlecat which was hard for me to deal with at first, but the album has really grown on me.

The thing that I like about this Snoop CD is that he shows more sensitivity than he ever has when talking about women. I can tell that he's at a point in his life where he's really in love with his wife. As a female fan, I appreciate the heightened level of respect.

he is from where im from and I love snoop love the song with him and pharell love snoop period

First things first, EGO TRIPPIN' isn't as good as Snoop's last album, THA BLUE CARPET TREATMENT. Also, it isn't a bad album by any means either - just a flawed album. Sure, "Sensual (Sexual) Seduction" gave Snoop his first top-ten hit since 2004's ubiquitous Neptunes helmed "Drop It Like It's Hot" reached #1 (not counting Akon's #1 with Snoop, "I Wanna F**k You"), but "Sensual Seduction" isn't enough to make EGO TRIPPIN', which is pretty good, a truly great or innovative album. Sure, Snoop rocks the vocoder out on "Sensual Seduction", but a vocoder doesn't make up for some of EGO TRIPPIN' laxer moments.

The album starts with the typical forgettable interlude, then follows with "Press Play", which is ultimately forgettable as well. Snoop ignites the flame with "SD is Out", an undeniably catchy track in which you feel Snoop is at least somewhat in his element. Sure, it isn't the second coming by any means, but it works. "Gangsta Like Me" follows in the same boat as "SD is Out" - it is catchy, though not as great as some of the best songs appearing on 2006's THA BLUE CARPET TREATMENT. Similarly still, "Never Have 2 Worry" is solid, though not earth shattering. The background vocals are fantastic here and Snoop does still sound "relevant" if not 100% fresh this round. Finally, "Sexual Eruption" (or "Sensual" depending on the version), comes and revives some sense of true, inspired vitality within EGO TRIPPIN'. It is followed by another excellent track, "Life of Da Party" which features inspired guest turns from several rappers, with the standout being Too $hort. Snoop sounds like he has salvaged his image on this track more so than the earlier tracks. This track compares to the catchy nature that "Candy Drippin'" possessed on THA BLUE CARPET TREATMENT, which makes this one of the best tracks of EGO TRIPPIN'.

"Waste of Time" is decent as well, if not as strong as say 2006's "That's That Sh**". Either way, Raphael Saadiq sounds particularly strong and soulful here. "Cool", a remake of a Morris Day and the Time hit, is good, even if it seems like it shouldn't appear on this album. But then again, EGO TRIPPIN' lacks the cohesiveness of Snoop's best, as later shown by the laughable country turn Snoop makes on the horrific "Medicine Man". Aside from semi-standouts from "Been Around the World", "Make It Good", and the celtic sampling "Why Did You Leave Me", the rest of EGO TRIPPIN' is merely average. "Sets Up" features excellent production from the Neptunes, but it doesn't allure one like the very best Neptunes hit would (in this case 2004's "Drop It Like It's Hot"). "Deez Hollywood Nights" is completely catchy, though utterly rediculous in which Snoop states that "Leonardo Di Caprio keeps a bad h*" - honestly, what? "Staxx in My Jeans" and "Ridin' In My Chevy" also disappoint hardcore Snoop fans. It makes you question if Snoop really is still "relevant".

Overall, I don't know if I'd spend $15 again to buy EGO TRIPPIN'. Sure, it has its good moments, but it is much more flawed than most of Snoop's other albums. I guess even a great recording artist like Snoop is allowed one slip-up, but my advice to S.D. would be to get The Neptunes as well as the producers from THA BLUE CARPET TREATMENT to produce your next album as opposed to mostly Teddy Riley. Not knocking the production work, but I think Snoop has worked better with different collaborators. 3 - 3 ½ Stars.

just get it!!

I guess alot of people are split on this one but I think it's one of Snoop's more consistent albums. He keeps rollin with that sound that he created on "Rhythm and Gangsta" and "Blue Carpet Treatment" and takes it a step further. He's still undeniably great and charismatic on the mic whether he's rapping or singing. The songwriting and the beats are amazing. There's like one or 2 songs that are borderline throwaway/average but that's to be expected on a Snoop album. There are some memorable songs on here that I think will go down as Snoop classics. Another reason why I like this so much is Snoop kind of wears his heart on his sleeve throughtout this record and it shows. I would recommend this to all Snoop fans but don't raise your expectations to "Doggystyle" or even "Doggfather". Actually, alot of his newer albums can't be compared to his older sound as much. Pick this up.

So I bought this once before because it was good old uncle snoop, bought what I didn’t know was the one song on here that was a real good weed anthem sort of “my medicine” ft. Willie Nelson could listen to that one song all day

Album cool

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Good

Le produit était très bien conditionné. Je trouve cette album de snoop de très bonne qualité. De très bonnes productions et des bons feat.