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The 13 pages that link to Snoop Dogg, each with the reason it gives.

• Gangsta rapRelated: His voice became a signature of the genre’s G-funk era.

• Dr. DreRelated: Dre produced Snoop’s debut album and helped introduce him to a broad audience.

• West Coast hip-hopRelated: His debut helped carry G-funk to a broad audience.

• G-funkRelated: His relaxed delivery became one of G-funk's most recognizable vocal styles.

• Tupac ShakurRelated: His collaborations with Shakur connected two prominent voices on the label.

• Death Row RecordsRelated: His debut album on Death Row became a defining early success for the label.

• Pharrell WilliamsRelated: Their collaborations include the 2004 hit single “Drop It Like It’s Hot.”

• Martha StewartRelated: His collaborations with Stewart brought her brand into a different entertainment audience.

• Suge KnightRelated: His debut album on Death Row became one of the label’s landmark releases.

• Ice-TCompared with: His later breakthrough shows a different generation and sound within the gangsta rap tradition Ice-T helped establish.

• Slick RickRelated: His debut album opens with a version of “La Di Da Di,” carrying Slick Rick’s song into a new generation.

• Khaby LameRelated: Lame and Snoop Dogg appeared together in a Super Bowl advertising campaign.

• Sơn Tùng M-TPRelated: He features on Sơn Tùng M-TP’s international-facing single “Hãy Trao Cho Anh.”