Lyrics for The Next Episode as interpreted by oofus

The Next Episode Lyrics
[Snoop Dogg]
La-da-da-da-dahh
It's the motherfuckin D-O-double-G (SNOOP DOGG!)
La-da-da-da-dahh
You know I'm mobbin with the D.R.E.
(YEAH YEAH YEAH
You know who's back up in this MOTHERFUCKER!)
What what what what?
(So blaze the weed up then!)
Blaze it up, blaze it up!
(Just blaze that shit up nigga, yeah, 'sup Snoop??)

Top Dogg, bite me all, nigga burn the shit up
D-P-G-C my nigga turn that shit up
C-P-T, L-B-C, yeah we hookin back up
And when they bang this in the club baby you got to get up
Thug niggaz drug dealers yeah they givin it up
Lowlife, yo' life, boy we livin it up
Takin chances while we dancin in the party fo' sho'
Slip my hoe a forty-fo' and she got in the back do'
Bitches lookin at me strange but you know I don't care
Step up in this motherfucker just a-swangin my hair
Bitch quit talkin, quick walk if you down with the set
Take a bullet with some dick and take this dope from this jet
Out of town, put it down for the Father of Rap
And if yo' ass get cracked, bitch shut yo' trap
Come back, get back, that's the part of success
If you believe in the X you'll be relievin your stress

[Snoop] La-da-da-da-dahh
[Dre] It's the motherfuckin D.R.E. (Dr. Dre MOTHERFUCKER!)
[Snoop] La-da-da-da-dahhh
[Dre] You know I'm mobbin with the D-O-double-G

[Dr. Dre]
Straight off the fuckin streets of C-P-T
King of the beats you ride to em in your Fleet (Fleetwood)
or Coupe DeVille rollin on dubs
How you feelin whoopty=whoop nigga whut?
Dre and Snoop chronic'ed out in the 'llac
with Doc in the back, sippin on 'gnac (yeah)
Clip in the strap, dippin through hoods (what hoods?)
Compton, Long Beach, Inglewood!
South Central out to the Westside (wessyde)
It's California Love, this California bud got a nigga gang of pub
I'm on one, I might bail up in the Century Club
with my jeans on, and my team strong
Get my drink on, and my smoke on
Then go home with, somethin to poke on (whassup bitch?)
Loc it's on for the two-triple-oh
Comin real, it's the next episode...

[Nate Dogg]
Hold up, heyyyyyyyy
for my niggaz who be thinkin we soft
We don't, playyyyyyy
We gon' rock it til the wheels fall off
Hold up, heyyyyyyyy
for my niggaz who be actin too bold
Take a, seeaaaaaat
Hope you ready for the next episode
HeyyyeyyyeEYEYyyyEYYYY....
.... smoke weed everyday!

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eViLkILLaClOwN
06-21-2002

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Dre is the best there is to sum it up.All the people in this song got what it takes to be "rap" not jermaine dupri,ludacris,nelly and all them.this is a TIGHT song.

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colleeniestarr
03-26-2003

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this song reminds me of summer with my best friend..i miss those days :)

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funkymonkey008
05-11-2003

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hahah good song.

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nigguh.please
06-20-2003

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I love the "hey.. smoke weed everyday". This is a great song.

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nigguh.please
06-20-2003

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And the "whoopdy whoop NIGGUH WHAT!"

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DeToX8907
05-16-2004

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This Song is one of Dre's Best. short but good. This Songs means he came back to show everyone hes the shit n u cant stop him. everyone in the song is who is some of the best singers/rappers there will ever be and theyre all with dre.

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Belbeat
05-28-2004

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I think he just gave his friends a part in this good song. But what does this title mean?

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MardyAss
10-20-2004

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I rembemer when I took a dump while it was on the radio. It helped my crap out. Die, ladies and gentlemen.

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medcob12
02-20-2005

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At the end of Nuthin' But a G Thang, Snoop ends it with "So just chill to the next episode" Whether the two intended to do a follow up originally or not, i have no idea. But this song marks Dre's return to the mainstream, and who better to do it with then Snoop Dogg.

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mlthorny
03-04-2005

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its all good

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vulvalove
07-13-2005

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In grade 6 this was my number one song. I just downloaded it (psst, illegaly) and I can't stop laughing. No matter how old I get this song will never get old. I won't ever like it the way I did in grade 6 but it'll always bring an aching laugh.

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BillieKilledPunk
09-04-2005

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" And the "whoopdy whoop NIGGUH WHAT!""

Fucking greatest part of the song right there.. You have to laugh everytime you hear that.

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oball
10-09-2005

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Dre is a biter. He bit this beat from Missin Linx. Check out the track "MIA" and you'll see what I mean.

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God Im Stoned
02-20-2006

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heyeyyyeyyyy....... smoke weed everyday, i love that line

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ricardo_5733
03-31-2006

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How can any music fan, even rock lovers, not see the genius of some of dre's catchy tunes. If they can't they are either narrow minded or just immature.

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bluewest8
06-01-2006

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oball-> Why are you being a hater??

I can't se ANY similarities between the two songs.

Dre is not a biter!! He is the best rapper/producer out there!

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gdogg
08-25-2006

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Good Lyrics

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velvet teddy bear
09-14-2006

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sic song

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kevin123
10-19-2006

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From Wikipedia:

"David McCallum recorded in the 1960s some albums for Capitol Records with producer David Axelrod, such as Music: A Bit More of Me (1966) and Music: It's Happening Now! (1967). The most well known of his pieces today is arguably The Edge, which was sampled by Dr. Dre as the intro and riff to the track The Next Episode."

I don't know who Missin Linx are but they're obviously down with that 60s sh*t just like Dre is.

There really is no problem here, all hip-hop is based on sampling.

We gon' rock it til the wheels fall off!!!

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kevin123
10-19-2006

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Here's a page which explains everything about the sample:

http://www.scissorkick.com/2005/08/david-axelrod_08.html

Click "The Edge" link under the picture to hear the track (I guess, instrumental version) and be prepared to have your musical knowledge expanded, oball.

Brilliant, but just waiting for the "da-da-da-dahh" bit which never comes!

Nice bit of research, yes?

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kevin123
10-19-2006

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One more link. An interview with Axelrod, where he talks about the Dre track, and check this - he's South Central raised like Dre...

http://www.allhiphop.com/alternatives/?ID=215

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guns_blazing
05-07-2007

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it's the mutha fuckin' d-o-double-g SNOOP DOGG!

ah shit i love this

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d9930380
10-15-2007

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Hip-Hop is based alot on sampling but then again alot of that 60s/70s/80s music that is used for sampling is just 30s/40s/50s (Jazz,Blues,etc)music that was sped up or "electrified".

I think where hip-hop adds to the music is the beats and base-lines, that's generally where you get most of the originality and it can completely change the song. Also listening to a good rapper's ability to hit the beat and convey emotion to the poetry is compelling.

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Nassler
12-09-2007

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How rap went from this to "CRANK DAT SOULJA BOY" in the span of six years, I will never know.

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