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Snoop Dogg Shouts Out Kendrick Lamar in New Snippet, Hints at Prevailing in Drake Feud

Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar, two titans of West Coast hip-hop, have long shared a symbiotic relationship in the rap game. 

Snoop's influence has been palpable in guiding Kendrick's ascent to stardom. 

However, their camaraderie was somewhat overshadowed when Kendrick got entangled in a feud with Drake.

Drake's decision to integrate Snoop's AI-generated vocals and snippets from 2Pac into the track "Taylor Made Freestyle" didn't go as planned. 

Fans criticized it as tacky, resulting in the song's removal following threats from the 2Pac estate.

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In hindsight, Kendrick Lamar emerged as the victor in the Kendrick-Drake feud. Tracks like "Meet The Grahams" and "Not Like Us" solidified his superiority. 

Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg appears to be gearing up for new music, as teased in a recent video snippet showcasing his trademark flow.

In the snippet, Snoop pays homage to Kendrick with the line:

Cold cockin', K Dottin', 'cause I'm humblin' n****s.

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- Snoop Dogg

Watch: Snoop Dogg's Latest Snippet Praises Kendrick Lamar

Snoop Is Cooking Right Now , New Music 🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/SZqXvTPL6j

— Shawn K The King  (@SKTheKingYT) May 20, 2024

Suggesting Kendrick's triumph over Drake. This could also be a nod to Kendrick's chart-topping hit, "Humble." 

Regardless, it's evident that Snoop remains firmly in Kendrick's corner, reinforcing the unity of the West Coast hip-hop community.

With the release of "Not Like Us," West Coast solidarity is at an all-time high. The camaraderie displayed in Snoop's snippet hints at a continuation of this theme in his upcoming music. 

Fans eagerly await the release of the full track, anticipating more insights into Snoop's perspective on the current state of hip-hop.

As the West Coast continues to assert its dominance in the rap scene, collaborations and endorsements among its icons serve as a testament to the region's enduring legacy. 

With Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar leading the charge, the future of West Coast hip-hop looks brighter than ever.

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