Snoop Dogg Diary Of A Pimp

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Hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg offers a look at the down and dirty side of the player's life in this direct-to-video feature for adults only. In Snoop Dogg's Hustlaz: Diary of a Pimp , Snoop plays a famous hustler who is interviewed by a journalist (Chelsea Blue) who wants the full story on how he's made a living turning out women. The pimp not only explains his secrets, but has a stable of sexy women act out their wildest true-life encounters for the reporter. Meanwhile, the pimp develops designs on the beautiful writer and tries to recruit her for his stable. Snoop Dogg contributes three new tracks to this feature, which is available in both hardcore and softcore versions.

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Snoop Doggy Dogg
Snoop Lion
Bigg Snoop Dogg
Dogg Father
Snoop Rock
DJ Snoopadelic
Snoopzilla
FaZe Snoop

Rapper
songwriter
actor
media personality
singer
record producer

Founder of Doggystyle Records
Owner of Death Row Records
Executive Creative Consultant at Def Jam Recordings
Member of FaZe Clan 's Board of Directors

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