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Delajoo
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"Is there a more well-loved figure in music culture than Snoop?"
Thu May-12-11 07:12 PM by Delajoo

  

          

Think about it. The guy has been around so long, everyone young and old knows who he is, always stayed relevant. He makes some good things, makes some bad things, but even when he's bad...he's good. No one really dislikes him (well except suge), who can compare to this guy? anyone? Bueller?

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Is there a more well-loved figure in music culture than Snoop? [View all] , Delajoo, Thu May-12-11 07:11 PM
 
Subject Author Message Date ID
stevie wonder, probably..
May 12th 2011
1
RE: stevie wonder, probably..
May 13th 2011
11
i've litterally never heard anybody say a bad word about stevie wonder
May 13th 2011
15
      he gave some women herpes.
May 13th 2011
22
      the only place i've seen ppl dislike stevie was maybe prince.org lol
May 13th 2011
30
Bob Marley.
May 12th 2011
2
Without a doubt, even country fans will have "Legends" lol
May 18th 2011
51
besides Doggystyle & PTC2BTB his LPs have been trash ...
May 12th 2011
3
Nahhh man. Last meal?? Top Dogg???
May 13th 2011
9
he limited himself (no pun) with those 2 records...
May 13th 2011
12
1. Completely and utterly beside the point (read the title)
May 13th 2011
25
Agreed.
May 12th 2011
4
Elton John
May 12th 2011
5
Snoop is more well-liked than Elton
May 13th 2011
26
michael jackson?
May 12th 2011
6
everybody loves michael jackson*
May 13th 2011
13
      Nope.
May 17th 2011
46
John Denver?
May 13th 2011
7
In Rap, noooope
May 13th 2011
8
Prince Rogers Nelson
May 13th 2011
10
i don't know that people think Prince is "likeable."
May 13th 2011
14
Prince is the opposite of a well-loved personality.
May 13th 2011
16
      Snoop status is most definitely my goal in music
May 13th 2011
18
      Damn seeing it all spelled out like this is a trip
May 13th 2011
19
      LOL
May 13th 2011
20
      yes.
May 13th 2011
23
      NIGGA. rofl.
May 13th 2011
28
      The worlds most famous Crip
May 14th 2011
41
      RE: Prince is the opposite of a well-loved personality.
May 14th 2011
43
      And he got away with (a) murder (trial)...so yupp
May 17th 2011
47
In rap music yes.
May 13th 2011
17
Finally someone says it
May 13th 2011
21
Dolly Parton.
May 13th 2011
24
Yeah, it seem like a certain degree of self-parody is a prerequisite
May 13th 2011
27
Let's review....
May 13th 2011
29
I don't think (long) dead people should count.
May 14th 2011
31
Cee-lo gaining
May 14th 2011
32
This i could see
May 14th 2011
34
Cee-lo gaining weight. <---- fixed
May 14th 2011
36
He's far, but might be getting close
May 17th 2011
45
willie nelson is up there.
May 14th 2011
33
yep.
May 14th 2011
35
i thought about him but i think his politics turn lots of ppl off.
May 14th 2011
39
      smoking on that good shit trumps politics, truss me
May 15th 2011
44
John Lennon? *shrugs*
May 14th 2011
37
Satchmo
May 14th 2011
38
Tony Bennett
May 14th 2011
40
Ray Charles
May 14th 2011
42
Elvis was a hero to most
May 17th 2011
48
White kids adore him
May 18th 2011
49
B.B. King
May 18th 2011
50
i find it bizarre. considering all the 'questionable' stuff
May 18th 2011
52
this is exactly the proof to my point
May 18th 2011
53

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