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Reviews
By Drew Hinshaw
Ego Trippin' has more than a few moments where Snoop glides into the future, spicing and dicing a voice that heretofore was best served plain. [31 March 2008]
By Mike Schiller
Snoop Dogg invites a bunch of friends to the studio, records a small army of songs, accomplishes not much of anything. [4 December 2006]
By Lee Henderson
The filmmakers start to draw out a larger message: The Drug War was a second American Civil War, led by a racist Southern family named Bush, to re-imprison blacks and other minorities. [6 December 2004]
By Pierre M. Hamilton
To say that Snoop Dogg has merely influenced the popular consciousness does him a great injustice. From his role as a purveyor of street slang to neo-blaxploitation actor, Snoop has infiltrated the zeitgeist. [24 November 2004]
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