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For over three decades, the duo of Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre has been the gold standard of West Coast hip-hop. From the moment Doggystyle dropped in 1993, fans have clamored for a proper, high-fidelity sequel to that raw, G-funk magic. After years of rumors, false starts, and singles that came and went, the prophecy has been fulfilled with "Missionary."
Have you listened to the "Missionary" ZIP file? Which track is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.
The closing track is a 7-minute opus. It starts as a funk jam, breaks into a spoken word section, and ends with a thunderous drum solo from .Paak. It is the kind of ambitious, risky song you only make when you have nothing left to lose. The Verdict: Is it Better than Doggystyle ? That is the ultimate question. Doggystyle is a perfect debut—raw, hungry, and reckless. Missionary is a perfect victory lap—refined, rich, and wise.