now. larry: not bad. you hear them talking back? larry: what did you make about michael jackson passing? did you know michael? yeah, i knew michael jackson. i m a close friend of the family. i love michael jackson, what he done for music, what he done for life. i m just, you know, i m just a fan. so i love everything he done. he could never do no wrong in my eyes. i mean, i love the music that he made, the spirit that he brought. just showing people how to love and how to reach out and to give back because that s what he did for most of his time and his money, it was spent on giving back. he was never about himself. it was always about others. larry: how did dr. dre find you? his brother, half brother warren g was in my group, 213. me, him, and nate dogg. we had a cassette tape and warren g took it to dr. dre s bachelor party. and the music had cut off the bachelor party. sew slipped my tape in. and when my tape came in people was dancing to it and dre was like who s that?
snoop! snoop-a-loop! bring your green hat. let s go. come on, everybody, we re going! we got a call about the music. i don t hear any music. but we ll try to keep it down. don t try, son. do it. and burn some incense. turn that [ bleep ] back up cuz. testicles, one, two. testicles, one, two. hey, y all, what s crack-a-lacking? this is your soul plane chauffeur. captain antoine maxfield. and he sounds nice. i like your lincoln. it s a 76. it won t be out till next year. but i know some people that know some people that robbed some people. this little meeting, it never happened. what meeting? c est la vie, gentlemen. got some big stars. yes. larry: snoop dogg s our guest. tell us about malice in
so to have jay-z on the record and to have other rappers putting their verse on the record just shows, that you know, hip-hop is here to stay and it s bicoastal. larry: when rap first started, a lot of people put it down. has it changed? i believe that rap is the most important form of music right now because it s the it s the change and the choice of a new generation because if you notice, any sports venue or anything that has to do with entertainment, they always have to involve rap because rap is the number one source of music right now. larry: but is it music? i mean, can you hum it? you can hum it. if you dealing with snoop dogg. i got music that you can hum like da, da, da,
and the movie malice in wonderland. the album, new movie malice in wonderland, also he s out there, he s everywhere. what about susan boyle? she s a great artist. looking forward to going into the stew the studio with her. larry: you are going to record with her? yeah, why not? larry: have you picked out a song? no. we re going to have to get our minds together and figure out what we re going to sing about. larry: how about something like an operetta? i m down with that. larry: you think you could sing like, say, pagliacci? ain t much i can t do, larry. when the stars meet your eyes in the skies and you fly that s amore larry: when the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie. see, that s y all version. larry: dean martin is spinning. anyway.
i was pushing what was i pushing? i forgot what i was pushing. larry: that s when you made it, man. you re ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange and don t even know what you re pushing. wlshlg and you don t know what you re pushing. buy this today, folks. okay. and you did a dramatic role in one life to live. yeah. larry: a soap opera person. you know what, larry, when i was a kid i got in a little trouble at school and got suspended and had to come home a couple times. and around the time i came home the soap operas was on and i kind of fell in love with one life to live. and once i became successful i reached out and let them know i m a fan of the show and wanted to be a part of it. larry: and you re going to see it when we come back. don t go away.