Doggystyle

Kinda overrated

I really like how Snoop's voice sounds. I have no other comments

Creepy

Its mind boggling how many incredible albums, from so many different genres, came out in the early 90s. This one is no exception. Perfect vibe.

Of it's time. I don't think this can be taken seriously in any sense and the skits did have me laughing. 2.5/5. Raising to 3.

It's not like I can't see where the people criticising the lyrics are coming from, but the combination of those G-funk beats and Snoop's drawl is just too hard to resist.

Absolutely brilliant. Groovy as shit. Sexist as hell, but the groove is too strong.

Some comedic moments, though maybe a little too much talk about their balls at times. I thought I liked Snoop. Maybe it's just this album.

Just do funky and great at taking you to a time and placr, although the misogyny gets a bit tiring.

I've never been particularly interested in hip hop, especially rap, but there are artists in this genre who stand out from the crowd and create something unique. Snoop Dogg's stage presence and stoner swag make it quite enjoyable to watch him perform. But just listening to it doesn't make sense to me. Even Dre's beats aren't enough to earn a second star.

Good beats, if you can ignore the lyrics.

Unfortunately, I can't ignore the lyrics. The cover art is a pretty good clue about how much objectification of women is going on here. Grotesque.

Decent production doesn't make up for how terrible this music actually is. Snoop seems like he's a super cool guy in real life. His music is the same as the rest of this kind of hip hop - misogynistic, needlessly violent, juvenile. Again, another example of an album that people call genius that is objectively bad music. Not for me. 1/5

Full rap albums, even the classic ones, are just not for me

Eh, not something I enjoyed the most, but it's not terrible.

low 3/5

It's a classic and I remember it's impact in real time. I also remember it being skit-heavy and sort of beyond belief.

Nostalgia for a some of these tracks saved it from the bottom of the barrel. A few of the tracks are enjoyable, but the ones that aren't really drag it down for me.

Good listen. Great '90s west coast production. Solid flow, actually pretty innovative for the era when I think about it.

This is not really my style, but I recognize the brilliance. Just adore that moog bass line on What's My Name? So good.

better than the chronic bc it’s more fun. "ain't no fun" is funny. i still got bored around "doggy dogg world."

"Gz and hustlas" perked me back up with some new sounds. but it's all still pretty dweeby.

bye snoop, go play a trump crypto ball. take martha stewart with you.

Instantly recognizable thanks to the pairing of Snoop's distinctive flow and Dr Dre's signature g-funk production. Parliament funkadelic really deserves credit for how hard these beats hit! Catchy hits, decent filler, and tons of meme worthy stuff from izzle to bowowow to money on my mind to sippin on gin and juice to what's my name to the swizzley sounds. He'd never remotely reach these heights again - it's hard to imagine that this is the album that's the basis of an insanely enduring 30 year career as a dominant if gimmicky pop culture figure weed guy who'll endorse anything and turn up to any event.