Album Review: Snoop Dogg - BODR

Ulysses Luevano

BODR is the nineteenth full-length studio album by West Coast rapper Snoop Dogg. It was released on February 11, 2022, Damn what a vibe to listen to. Snoop does it again and gives us good vibes and good music. The collaboration was solid, and the beat selection is good as well. Snoop Dogg did a good job keeping his flow for years and still has it. This seriously sounds like some G Funk straight out of the early 1990s, acquires his former label, Death Row Records, and is inspired to make his most consistent album since his debut way back in 1993. There isn't much to analyze about this album so I'm gonna keep it short. This is Snoop's best album in a long time, and it's great to see him return. The features are not spread well at all, and the front end definitely carries the album, in my opinion. I also didn't like all the lines about the cryptocurrency, but I mean, what should I have expected? Anyways, just listening to the whole album is something special. I rate this album 9/10. 

Snoop Dogg Shares 'B.O.D.R.' Album Via Death Row Records | Complex

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