I totally understand why he said that. When I think about the lyrics of NWA, particularly with Ice Cube, A Bitch is a Bitch, and the track I Ain't the One. When I think about what women were when I was young and a teenager, I understood why men acted the way they acted because you were told by your mother and your auntie to treat women well and this and that and the other, you'll get the best one if you do that, but the total opposite happened. That's why I agree with Snoop Dogg.

I'm actually glad he stood on his word, like, them was his words, that's how he meant. You know, society nowadays, um, with the weak men that's putting women in the forefront to act like they running shit, uh, got people retracting or redacting whatever the hell they said way back then. So I'm glad he stood on, when they say stood on business, shit.

If I was that rich, I wouldn't give a damn either. Hell, I don't give a damn now that I'm not rich. But like, a lot of people gotta understand where he's coming from with this. Like, that music made him. Like, he can do what he wants for the rest of his life and still have money left over for his kids when he dies. Like, it's like football players. Like, who gives a fuck what people think? You're rich.

You know, I love how Snoop Dogg stood, you know, on, um, you know, all his lyrics he made in the past, you know We're starting to get into a society now where you can't say nothing and I mean you should watch what you say But don't you know be out here, you know fake You know stay on stay on your hill. Do you live on that or you die on it?

Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

You know, I don't want to say anything, you know, I don't want to be that guy, but, you know, we didn't get a chance to hear the answer of Snoop Dogg, you know, so, however, you know, it don't, it don't look right, you know, but it's all, it's all good, you know, do y'all, um, would like to hear what Snoop said, you know, but you got that, whatever, peace.