Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre - Missionary (Discussion Thread)

[TEH]

No wonder Kendrick never put any Dr Dre beat on his albums. He even said Dj Quik was the best producer from the West
Dr Dre praised Kendrick for being his only artist that did it without him, but I'm sure in reality Dot never really fukked with him like that production wise. Being his "protege" was definitely a better bet in his eyes.

A quick search:

“Here are the tracks produced or co-produced by Dr. Dre for Kendrick Lamar:

From "good kid, m.A.A.d city" (2012):
1. The Art of Peer Pressure
2. Money Trees (featuring Jay Rock)
3. The Recipe (featuring Dr. Dre)
4. Compton (featuring Dr. Dre)

From "To Pimp a Butterfly" (2015):
1. King Kunta (co-produced)
2. Mortal Man (co-produced)

Additional Collaborations:
- The Heart Part 4 (2017) – Dr. Dre is credited as a producer.”

 

[derro13]

A quick search:

“Here are the tracks produced or co-produced by Dr. Dre for Kendrick Lamar:

From "good kid, m.A.A.d city" (2012):
1. The Art of Peer Pressure
2. Money Trees (featuring Jay Rock)
3. The Recipe (featuring Dr. Dre)
4. Compton (featuring Dr. Dre)

From "To Pimp a Butterfly" (2015):
1. King Kunta (co-produced)
2. Mortal Man (co-produced)

Additional Collaborations:
- The Heart Part 4 (2017) – Dr. Dre is credited as a producer.”

I'm afraid you don't know kendrick's catalog and the credits on his songs that much.

Dr Dre has only mixed a few songs (mainly from GKMC). Kendrick has yet to use a beat made by Dre

 

[Nuuko]

A quick search:

“Here are the tracks produced or co-produced by Dr. Dre for Kendrick Lamar:

From "good kid, m.A.A.d city" (2012):
1. The Art of Peer Pressure
2. Money Trees (featuring Jay Rock)
3. The Recipe (featuring Dr. Dre)
4. Compton (featuring Dr. Dre)

From "To Pimp a Butterfly" (2015):
1. King Kunta (co-produced)
2. Mortal Man (co-produced)

Additional Collaborations:
- The Heart Part 4 (2017) – Dr. Dre is credited as a producer.”

Only mixing. There has been multiple interviews of tde/aftermath people confirming Kendrick always wanted to make it without Dre production.

 

[THE 101]

 

[Nuuko]

Dre doesnt appartement anywhere in the official production credits either. And there has been confirmation kendrick never let dre produce a track, its only been mixing...careful with fan pages lol

 

[Overpss]

Just checked my GKMC and TPAB booklets, no Dr. Dre credits for the production. He only helped with the mixing on a few songs on kendrick's 1st album...and all the better mixed songs are actually from Ali, Kendrick's former dj.

 

[BK The Great]

I'm afraid you don't know kendrick's catalog and the credits on his songs that much.

Dr Dre has only mixed a few songs (mainly from GKMC). Kendrick has yet to use a beat made by Dre

He has leaked songs produced by Dre, and Dre co produced Deep Water on Compton that Kendrick is on too

 

[Tj Bronson]

Snoop's live on Amazon Music right now

 

[Flav]

The more I hear these new songs the less hype I get.

 

[Overpss]

He has leaked songs produced by Dre, and Dre co produced Deep Water on Compton that Kendrick is on too

None of these appear on kendrick projects.
I repeat, there's no Dr. Dre beat on Kendrick albums. There's no Dr. Dre co-produced beat on any Kendrick album either

 

[El Jefe]

I do feel Kendricks drop was strategic

It isn't by chance he dropped during the roll out for missionary

He wanted to show that old shxt we off that , was his first project off aftermath officially as well

 

[dubsmith_nz]

I do feel Kendricks drop was strategic

It isn't by chance he dropped during the roll out for missionary

He wanted to show that old shxt we off that , was his first project off aftermath officially as well

Doc just showed him major love at The Pop Out concert and putting him on the Super Bowl stage, I don't see why Kendrick would do anything to purposely spite him.

 

[Sleepy Floyd]

Tom Petty and Jelly Roll

 

[BK The Great]

None of these appear on kendrick projects.
I repeat, there's no Dr. Dre beat on Kendrick albums. There's no Dr. Dre co-produced beat on any Kendrick album either

Ok but that doesn't mean he never made music with him. Dre is just a weird dude who doesn't want to put shyt out. The shyt i heard on this album ain't it though.

 

[MurderToCassette]

Tom Petty and Jelly Roll

We were supposed to get an Erick Sermon joint and this is what we get?