Artist	Song
Game	How We Do (feat. 50 Cent)
from How We Do (feat. 50 Cent) - Single (2004)
50 Cent	In da Club
from Get Rich or Die Tryin' (2003)
T.I.	What You Know
from King (2006)
Lil Wayne	Go DJ
from Tha Carter (2004)
E-40, Lil Jon, Sean Paul & YoungBloodZ	Snap Yo Fingers
from Snap Yo Fingers - Single (2006)
Jim Jones	We Fly High
from Hustler's P.O.M.E. (Product of My Environment) - EP (2006)
Rick Ross	Hustlin'
from Hustlin' - Single (2006)
Lloyd Banks	On Fire
from On Fire - Single (2004)
Tony Yayo	So Seductive
from So Seductive - Single (2005)
G-Unit	Wanna Get to Know You
from Beg for Mercy (2003)
Yung Joc	It's Goin' Down (feat. Nitti)
from New Joc City (2006)
Nelly, Paul Wall & Ali & Gipp	Grillz
from Sweatsuit (2010)
Lil' Scrappy featuring Young Buck	Money In the Bank
from Money In the Bank - EP (2006)
DMX, Jayo Felony & Method Man	Whatcha Gonna Do
from Whatcha Gonna Do (1998)
Do or Die & Twista	Po Pimp
from Picture This (2010)

Comment:

Keeping his paws in the game like a natural-born Doggfather, Snoop's been passing the dutch to rap's A-list since his middle name was Doggy. Take the Game: raised in Compton on a steady diet of hardcore hip-hop — the guy’s got N.W.A.'s logo tattooed across his torso — he turned [i]The Documentary[/i] into a West Coast revival by getting Dr. Dre to operate on such chest-caving cuts as "How We Do." Released well before the Game's G-Unit beef, it boasts yet another G-funk heir — 50 Cent, an Eminem discovery with a melodic-but-menacing flow that's tailor-made for a heart-attack track like the horn-blastin’, hand-clappin’ "In da Club." And Lil Wayne's mad-hatter flow's been coming straight outta New Orleans since the late '90s, yet crossover singles like the synth-slingin’ "Go DJ" have made him the pick of Snoop’s litter . . . if gangsta rap’s alpha male ever hangs up his mic. From Lil Jon to Lil’ Scrappy, these are the dogs that [i]belong[/i] in Snoop's pack.

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