E-40 teams up with Snoop Dogg, Kurupt, Daz Dillinger and Kokane for the new video “What You Smokin.” Shot in an after-hours type setting, the clip begins with the question "What You Smokin On,” and presents the veteran rappers smoking unverifiable substances, drinking out of red cups, and accompanied by numerous females. The track’s production rings true with the West Coast hip-hop sound of old, and comes off E-40’s The Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil 1, 2 & 3 LP.

Say what you want, but things have indeed changed for hip-hop heavyweight DMX. But for his latest release titled "Sh*t Don't Change," X is assisted by two of the game's greats, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre. The triple-threat track will be featured on his EP The Weigh In, which is slated to become available tomorrow. So while Earl's comeback is undoubtedly under the microscope, does having Snoop and Dre along for the ride help? Hit the comment section with your thoughts. Also, check the coinciding tracklist for the work below.

1. The Weigh In Intro
2. Were I Wanna Be Feat. Big Stan (Produced By Niam Son)
3. Shit Dont Change Feat. Snoop Dogg (Produced By Dr Dre)
4. Last Hope Skit
5. Last Hope Feat. Andreena Mills (Produced By Rich Kid)
6. Lil Wayne Interlude
7. Were My Dogs At (Produced By Wayno)
8. Tyrese Speaks
9. That’s My Baby Feat. Tyrese
10. Right Or Wrong (Produced By Dame Grease)
11. DJ Envy Interlude

As 50 Cent has announced the release date for his next Gangsta Grillz project, DJ Drama took it to his website to offer a first audio drop off of this upcoming piece. Interestingly titled "Remain Calm (Al Qaeda Bomb)," the track finds 50 Cent reuniting with Snoop Dogg and the latest G-Unit representative Precious Paris. Tune in below and mark May 15 on your calendar for when Fiddy's The Lost Tape arrives.

There isn't much to explain with this one. In celebration of today being a smoker's favorite holiday, two of the music industries most prolific smokers, Willie Nelson and Snoop Dogg, link together to give fans an interesting song. The country music and hip-hop legends join forces for the track titled "Roll Me Up," which also features additional vocals from Jamey Johnson and Kris Kristofferson. The song will be included on Nelson's upcoming Heroes album due May 15. You can listen to the track with a more than appropriate music player by clicking here.

How appropriate, on 4-20, Snoop delivers the visuals coinciding with this single "Stoner's Anthem," released just last month. The cut is featured on the heralded artist's recent Stoners EP, which is available now. So while you enjoy this famed "holiday," check the time-specific aesthetics above, as well as hit up iTunes for the project if you have yet to do so.

Keeping things West Coast, Tha Dogg Pound appropriately links with Snoop Dogg and Dom Kennedy for a California cool joint titled "Bouncin'." Whether you have a lowrider or not, we have a feeling this is going to be a good one to ride out to. Let us know what you think, upon streaming it for yourself below. Enjoy.

The hype surrounding the holographic Tupac could not get any bigger, it appears. Adding further fuel to the frenzy comes the report that Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg could take the lifelike hologram out on the road. According to the Wall Street Journal, a source close to Dr. Dre stated that the West Coast producer and Snoop Dogg are considering a tour that would see them performing alongside the virtual Tupac. The discussion further encompasses potential plans on including a tour in stadiums alongside Eminem, 50 Cent and Wiz Khalifa, and a smaller, more limited tour, featuring only Dre, Snoop Dogg and the virtual Tupac.

The closing night of the 2012 Coachella Festival has become much more than fans bargained for. While Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's performance has concluded moments ago, you can re-stream the gig which is likely to become one of the most epic festival performances in recent times. The legendary West Coast duo performed countless hits of their time-tested catalog including gems from classic album The Chronic and Doggystyle. In addition, both received assistance by Eminem and 50 Cent, Warren G, Kendrick Lamar and more. While Nate Dogg was honored with shown images on stage, the crowd witnessed a hologram presence by Tupac Amaru Shakur (32:20). Watch the historical gig above!

Source: Mr. World Premiere

Next Friday is 4-20, and in appropriate fashion, Snoop Dogg is slated to release his latest project, Stoners. Here we have a featured cut from the EP with a track titled "Breathe It In." You can probably guess what the title is in reference to. Nonetheless, enjoy the Niggaracci-produced effort below.

The Doggfather looks to stretch his business this summer with a new venture in smokable books. Yes you heard it right, smokable books. Pretty soon, you'll see the shelves and counters of you local bodega with Snoop Dogg booklets covered with lyric-filled pages that can also be used as smoking paper for your "tobacco." The spine of the also has a match striking surface for added convenience.