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It brought us Oh No, which was a monster hit at the time. More commercially successful, but not as well liked by the underground as the first installment. What were Pastor Troy and J.T. Money doing on here? In what alternate universe are they considered lyricists? They attempted to strike a balance between mainstream and underground audiences and did a good enough job to earn a gold plaque for the album.
^^agreed
this song put Nate Dogg back on the map w/ artists on both coasts and w/ managers as a go to king of hooks
Yeah, I was always surprised how Nate Dogg and Neptunes were so popular in the 2000s and they have never collaborated to my knowledge..
Yeah I cant think of any collab either. With all the tracks they did with Snoop you would have thought there would have been one.Quote:
Originally Posted by David Daniel Davis