Snoop Dogg's doggystyle
Movie | |
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German title | Snoop Dogg's doggystyle |
Original title | Snoop Dogg's doggystyle |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 2001 |
length | 86 minutes |
Rod | |
Director | Michael Martin |
script | Snoop Dogg |
production | Larry Flynt |
music | Snoop Dogg |
occupation | |
Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle is a 2001 video film that combines pornography and hip-hop music.
As a special marketing gimmick, the video by rap star Snoop Dogg is presented as a mixture of host and moderator and exclusively accompanied by his own music. It was the first porn film ever in the Billboard - music video was listed -Verkaufscharts. Due to its great success, it later found imitators from the hip-hop scene, such as Mystikal , Too Short , Ice-T , Coolio , Yukmouth and King Orgasmus One .
The scenes were filmed at Snoop Dogg's home in Claremont, California . However, Snoop Dogg himself does not appear nude or as an actor.
People involved
In addition to the professional porn actors (see "Cast" in the info box), the following people appear in the video:
dancer
- Lenore
- Petro
- Moet
- essence
- Caramel
- Diva Blue
- Alize
Friends of Snoop Doggs
Soundtrack
- (all songs by Snoop Dogg)
-
Let's Roll - exclusive
- contains a sample from Michael Jackson's Billie Jean
- Dogghouse
- One More Switch - exclusive
- P *** sells
- Fatal Attraction - exclusive
- In love with a thug
- G'd Up
- Pump your brakes
- Now We Lay 'Em Down
- Tha G In Deee
- Don't tell
- Give It 2 'Em Dogg
- Nigga sayin 'hi - exclusive
- Tha 'East Sidaz
Awards
year | Award |
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2002 | AVN Award "Best Music" |
2002 | AVN Award "Top Selling Tape of 2001" |
Charts
Chart | Highest ranking / (for ... weeks) | Weeks in total |
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Porn sales charts | # 1 (2) | 2 |
Billboard music video charts | # 21 (1) | 3 |
Web links
- Doggystyle in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Snoop Dogg's Doggystyle in the Internet Adult Film Database (English)
- Snoop Scoops Dirty-Movie Award, Blender April / May 2002