Also of particular note is the verse break (“These are words coming from the Dogg / And everything I do is lit / Hoppin’ right along, tryna get my party on / Call my n*, let’s go bust a bitch”) that Snoop actually sings along to the Curb song. The rest is standard Snoop flow – as cool as a cucumber, but don’t underestimate the verbal gymnastics of the West Coast OG. The track starts off with a sample of the meme-worthy theme song from Curb that is then masterfully spun into the song’s catchy backbone. If “Crip Ya Enthusiasm” sounds to you like a reference to Curb Your Enthusiasm, then you’re exactly right. A day later, on February 11 th, Snoop announced “Crip Ya Enthusiasm”, the first track from his new album (also released on the same day) quite suitably titled Bacc on Death Row. On February 10 th, he made the surprise announcement that he is now the new owner of the acclaimed Death Row Records, the label which famously launched his very career. The best thing is that this track also serves as a post-COVID anthem for those that are ready to get back out there after a couple of difficult years when she says “Is everybody back up in the buildin’? It’s been a minute, tell me how you’re healin’”, we felt that. “Oh, I’ve been so down and under pressure, I’m way too fine to be this stressed, yeah / Oh, I’m not the girl I was or used to be, Uh, bitch, I might be better,” she says in her classic confidence, all set to a riff that would make Nile Rogers proud. The world’s foremost flutist / funk-pop star describes how she’s finally in a mood to celebrate and get back out there. Now she’s added another milestone to that new era with “About Damn Time” – a song seemingly about Lizzo re-discovering her confidence after a rocky few months. At the time, she mentioned that “Rumors” marked the start of a new era for her, possibly ahead of her planned 2022 album. In the latter part of 2021, she released the catchy “Rumors” with fellow artist du jour Cardi B – a track we liked so much that we put it on our year-end list. Speaking of irresistible dance music, there are few active artists today who can keep churning out the hits quite like Lizzo. Trust us, you’ll see why when you listen to the track!) (Note: This song was actually released in March 2022, but since we missed a Monthly Playlist in that month, we just had to include it in this one.
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