Pay For Pussy
Snoop Dogg · Da Game Is to Be Sold, Not to Be Told [1998]
The worlds oldest profession
Yah it's still alive
No matter what the consequences
A trick 'gun still buy it
No matter how sick they make it
A hard stick gunna still wanna play it
Marching up, every day and every night
To the drummers beat
Titled the oldest profession, and it never fell back
Not even in the recession
No Christmas toys for the kids
Yah daddy f**ked it up
He said he was drunk playing poker with the boys
Yah niggas pay for pussy
Remember that Easter Sunday
It was so damn sunny
We didn't get no Easter clothes, candy, or Easter bunny
Yah, daddy f**ked it up
Rollin' dice with the boys
Yah niggas pay for pussy
Whether it's at the tity bar
Or outta the car
Yah niggas pay for pussy
OHH yah, Some niggas pay for pussy, oh yah
Some niggas pay for pussy, oh yah
Some niggas pay for pussy, oh yah
Dem niggas pay for pussy, oh yah
Niggas pay for pussy, oh yah
Pay For Pussy
Released in 1998 on Snoop Dogg's album Da Game Is to Be Sold, Not to Be Told, "Pay For Pussy" stands as a quintessential West Coast hip-hop track from the late 90s. The song exemplifies the smooth, laid-back flow and melodic sensibilities that defined Snoop Dogg's signature style during this era. It features the characteristic ad-libs and vocal inflections that became hallmarks of his discography, blending gangsta rap aesthetics with a relaxed, almost conversational delivery. The recording captures the specific sonic texture of the late 90s G-Funk movement, utilizing synthesizers and a mellow beat that complemented the song's themes of street life and materialism. As a staple of his early catalog, the track remains a defining example of his contribution to the genre's evolution and his ability to maintain a distinct voice within the broader landscape of hip-hop.