News from Snoop and Dre Calvin Broadus Jr., better known as Snoop Dogg, was most recently active as a flag bearer and commentator for American television at the Olympic Games in Paris. Now he is releasing his sensational new album "Missionary". His involvement in the Olympics proves how far Snoop Dogg is now perceived by the public as a "celebrity" and not just as a musician. His curiosity and hustle and bustle have contributed to this. Musician, producer, label boss, actor, football coach, cookbook author, the list of (side) activities goes on and on. Missionary" almost seems like a statement. It's like an artistic all-around statement that makes it clear that Snoop Dogg is still first and foremost a rapper. And one of the best of his generation. To this end, the album unites the 53-year-old with producer icon Dr. Dre, a good 30 years after both made hip-hop history with Snoop's debut "Doggystyle". Over the years, the two genre legends have produced numerous unforgettable collaborations, including Dr. Dre's debut album "The Chronic", Snoop Dogg's Grammy-nominated hit "Gin and Juice" and iconic tracks such as "Still D.R.E." and "The Next Episode". however, "Missionary" is only the second album by Snoop Dogg to be produced entirely by Dr. Dre. "Missionary" continues the timeless West Coast sound of the legendary hip-hop duo while building on their musical legacy. Supported by top-class guests such as Eminem, 50 Cent, Sting and Jelly Roll.