West Coast legend Snoop Dogg is back with a statement—two in one. He just dropped a surprise 21-track album **Iz It a Crime?** *and* an accompanying short film. And yes, it’s as cinematic as it sounds.
🎙️ From Gospel to Gangsta — A Triple-Album Year
In just five months, Snoop released three albums: the introspective gospel *Altar Call*, the Dre-produced throwback *Missionary*, and now *Iz It a Crime?* — which tackles criticism, loyalty, and legacy head-on. No filler, all purpose.
📽️ Film Meets Album — The Full Experience
The film premiered at a private NYC screening—and it’s already turning heads. It’s meant to elevate the record into a narrative journey. Snoop’s mission? Ask the world: is it a crime to be yourself?
🔥 Hits, Features & Diss Tracks
- Heavy-hitting collabs with Pharrell, Wiz Khalifa, Sexyy Red, October London, and more.
- He takes shots at Suge Knight with “ShutYoBitchAssUp”—calling him a “rat” for his Death Row-era snitch claims.
- The album riffs off the Trump-inauguration backlash—Snoop turned critique into catharsis.
🌟 Why It Matters
Snoop’s back to owning his narrative—musical, political, spiritual. He’s not just dropping beats, he’s dropping truth, and guiding his own legacy.
Three albums in five months? That’s doggystyle discipline—authentic, unapologetic, unstoppable.