doggy bag

or doggie bag
n.

A bag for leftover food that a customer of a restaurant may take home after a meal.

[From the assumption that such food would be given to the customer's dog.]

• Artist: Lil Bow Wow
• Rating:
• Release Date: December 18, 2001
• Genre: Rap

Review

Lil Bow Wow's second album, Doggy Bag, banks on the pop-rap success of the So So Def upstart's debut album, Beware of Dog (2000). Producer/songwriters Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox are once again at the helm, and in the tradition of pop-rap, they rely primarily on past hits for their ideas. For example, the album intro, "We Want Weezy," is an interpolation of the Bootsy Collins classic (already interpolated once by Dr. Dre and Eazy-E); the lead single, "Thank You," prominently samples the Cars; "Up in Here" is a rehash of DMX's recent hit "Party Up (Up in Here)"; "All I Know" interpolates New Edition's "Candy Girl"; and so on. If you enjoy pop-rap at its most obvious, Doggy Bag is a lot of fun, even though it's an awfully brief album, featuring only nine actual songs (if you don't count the intro and interludes). Thankfully those nine songs all have their charms. A special mention should be made for "Take Ya Home," which is produced by the Neptunes rather than Dupri/Cox and is the highlight of the album. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
We Want Weezy (Intro)		Bow Wow	(1:18)
Thank You		Bow Wow	(4:00)
Take Ya Home	Chad Hugo	Bow Wow	(3:59)
Get Up		Bow Wow	(3:43)
Perfect Girl (Interlude)		Bow Wow	(0:50)
All I Know	Dennis Lambert, A. Moon, Meg Johnson	Bow Wow	(3:13)
The Wickedest		Bow Wow	(3:56)
Pick of the Litter	R.L. Griffin	Bow Wow	(3:34)
Crazy		Bow Wow	(4:19)
Crazy Girls (Interlude)		Bow Wow	(0:30)
Up in Here		Bow Wow	(3:47)
Jiminy Cricket (Interlude)		Bow Wow	(0:08)
Off the Glass		Bow Wow	(5:24)

Credits

Jermaine Dupri (Producer), Jermaine Dupri (Executive Producer), Jermaine Dupri (Vocal Producer), Brian Frye (Recording), Bernie Grundman (Mastering), LaMarquis Mark Jefferson (Bass), Brian Bonehead Kinkead (Vocal Engineer), Phil Tan (Mixing), Kris Feldman (Art Direction), Kris Feldman (Design), Jonathan Mannion (Photography), Andrew Coleman (Recording), Billy Odum (Guitar), The Neptunes (Producer), The Neptunes (Mixing), John Horesco IV (Assistant Engineer), John Horesco IV (Recording), Eddie "Skeeter Rock" Weathers (A&R), Bow Wow (Main Performer), Sleepy Brown (Vocals), Bryan-Michael Cox (Producer), Teresa Caldwell (Stylist), Tadd Mingo (Assistant), Diane McDonald (A&R)

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The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: a bag for food that a customer did not eat at a restaurant; the transparent pretense is that the food is taken home to feed the customer's dog
  Synonym: doggy bag

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