Snoop Dogg Pays Tribute To First Solo Album, Doggystyle, On It's 27TH Birthday!

On November 23, 1993, Snoop Doggy Dogg aka Calvin Broadus Jr. dropped his highly anticipated first solo album while with Death Row Records. The album followed the smash success from Dr. Dre, 'The Chronic,' where many of us heard Snoop's classic style for the first time.

The legendary album includes leading tracks like "Gin And Juice," "It Ain't No Fun," "Lodi Dodi," and of course one of the best song ever created, "What's My Name."

If you didn't notice, we are huge fans of Snoop and this album is so good just toss it on when you are having a rough day, and it just makes everything better!

You don't believe us, just listen to the video below!

Legendary rapper, Busta Rhymes, agreed with most people's opinion of this classic record and posted a bunch of king's crowns in the comments on Instagram.

NFL star, Marcellus Wiley, added, "This was everything! I was in NYC when it dropped too and they were on it as much as LBC 🙌🏿💯."

"This is literally my all-time favorite album. Thank you Snoop for influencing and inspiring me with this album🕊," one fan wrote. Another added, "My favorite album of all time."

Bottom line, if you don't own this record, you are missing out. It's the greatest of all time!

For now, Can we get a m----- f----- moment of silence for the small chronic break?