Snoop Cube 40 $hort

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Snoop Cube 40 $hort
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ReleasedDecember 9, 2022 (2022-12-09)
Genre Hip hop
Label MNRK Music Group
Producer
Snoop Dogg chronology
Gangsta Grillz : I Still Got It
(2022)
Snoop Cube 40 $hort
(2022)
Missionary
(2024)
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."California" Rick Rock 3:15
2."Motto"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Thomas
Rick Rock3:38
3."Big Subwoofer"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Chris Ju
  • Patrick John Kesack
  • Kato
  • P. Keys
3:39
4."Too Big" (featuring P-Lo)
P-Lo 3:36
5."Activated"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Shawn Johnson
  • ShawnSki
  • We Got Hits Productions
3:59
6."Have a Nice Day"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
5:03
7."Ghetto Gutter"
3:41
8."Free Game"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Arcale Turner
DecadeZ3:51
9."I Got Pull"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Simon McKinley
  • Kevin Duane McCord
ProHoeZak3:30
10."Up & Down"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Turner
DecadeZ4:34
11."Do My Best"
Uncle Chucc4:29
12."Lace You Up"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
Soopafly 4:15
13."Tribal"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
Jelly Roll3:59
14."How Many"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • Ant Banks
  • Big Zeke
4:21
15."On Camera"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
Rick Rock4:34
16."Mash"
  • Stevens
  • Shaw
  • Jackson
  • Broadus
  • EJ Galloway
EJ Galloway4:33
Total length:65:00

Charts

Chart (2022)Peak
position
US Billboard 200 [9] 188
US Top Album Sales (Billboard) [10] 54
US Independent Albums (Billboard) [11] 24

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