Do U Wanna Roll

Snoop Doggy Dogg · Other Songs - Snoop Doggy Dogg

Something about the westcoast
That makes me thank the east {Eastside}
ItÂ’s something about the westcoast (Ah, yeah)
That makes me thank the east (Help me sing)

Say you wanna roll [Do you wanna roll]
In my Â’64
And have some fun, baby
LetÂ’s have some fun

WeÂ’ll get low [LetÂ’s get low]
And thatÂ’s foÂ’ shoÂ’ [ThatÂ’s foÂ’ shoÂ’]
And hop on doves, baby
And have some fun
Now check us out

From when I met you at the roller rink
Kinda funny with your Shasta drink
Braids with barrettes that were white and pink
While the kissinÂ’ we did was on the cheek

Remember like yesterday
We hop on a bus and just right away
Knew youÂ’d be mine somehow, some way
And I must say I do

Say you wanna roll [Think I wanna roll]
In my Â’64
And have some fun, baby
LetÂ’s have some fun

Oh, weÂ’ll get low [WeÂ’ll get low]
And thatÂ’s foÂ’ shoÂ’ [ThatÂ’s foÂ’ shoÂ’]
And hop on doves, baby

Do U Wanna Roll

Do U Wanna Roll stands as a quintessential example of Snoop Doggy Dogg's early G-funk era, capturing the laid-back yet assertive energy that defined his debut period. Released during the height of his initial fame, the track showcases his signature smooth delivery and rhythmic flow that would become hallmarks of his extensive discography. The recording reflects the collaborative spirit of West Coast hip-hop, blending funk-infused beats with Snoop's distinctive vocal style. As part of his broader body of work, the song contributes to the rich tapestry of tracks that established him as a central figure in 1990s rap music. It remains a notable song in his catalogue, illustrating the consistent quality and stylistic coherence that characterized his early recordings and helped solidify his legacy in the genre.