When Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg enter the studio, the world listens. On an exclusive Drink Champs session, the legendary duo dropped joints off their highly anticipated Missionary album, further reaffirming their continued reign at the top. The energy was palpable from the first drop of that first beat. With Dre’s pristine production and Snoop’s nonchalant flow, the duo generated a feel that was both vintage and modern, a reminder to all present that real hip-hop is what still drives the culture.
One of the most notable new additions was the premiere of Outta Da Blue, a song imbued with raw ambition, hustler mentality and that familiar West Coast swagger. With that signature Dre precision, the beat hits hard, giving Snoop the opportunity to spit game about success, struggle and looking at the world through that third eye. Just when you think it couldn’t possibly get any better, they drop a remix of Tom Petty’s Last Dance With Mary Jane, fusing rock and rap with soulful flair courtesy of Jelly Roll.
Exclusive: Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg premier music from “Missionary” | Drink Champs
It was such an electric atmosphere in the room. Not even technical difficulties could sap the flow — Dre and Snoop played through it raw, transforming the session into one of the most memorable moments in hip-hop history. The sincerity, the chemistry, the raw passion in their voices made it clear — this isn’t music, it’s legacy-building.
And if this didn’t get you hyped, you really need to hear Real Thugs, the 2025 banger with Snoop, Eminem and Ice Cube. The track evokes the grit and rawness of hip-hop’s golden era, and reminds us that these rap titans aren’t done running the game.
Snoop Dogg & Eminem – Real Thugs ft. Ice Cube (Music Video) 2025
From Missionary to Real Thugs, one thing is for sure — hip-hop’s biggest legends are still wrenching the culture. To remain locked in on their latest moves, follow Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Ice Cube on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Whether releasing new music, posting behind-the-scenes shots, or commandeering a stage, there is no stopping these legends.