When did Snoop Dogg started to rap?

Answer 1

In 1989, Snoop Had Just Graduated From Long Beach Polytechnical High School.

He Seen That He Didn't Really Have No Career Or No Life, He Didn't Wanna At No Jobs Or No 9 To 5's. So He Had His Homie "Money Bee", He Was Tight At

Making Beat's, So Then Snoop's Childhood Friend "Warren G" Hooked Snoop Up With "Money Bee", "Nate Dogg" Was Hooked Up With Snoop, So They Got Them

Selves A Ride And Drove Over To His House, They Put Down A Song Called

"Long Beach Is Mutha*****", That Was First Song That Actually Ever Put

Down On Cassette, Once They Did That, Snoop Had A Copy, Nate Dogg Had A

Copy, & Warren G Had A Copy. About A Week 1/2 Two Weeks Later, 200 To 300

People From Long Beach And Was Like "Man, That S*** Bangin", Then It

Start Spreading, And Before You Knew It, They Was Selling $5.00 A Tape. They

Went Back Too Money Bee, And Made Another Song, They Went To

The Eastside Of Long Beach To V.I.P. Record Store, Started Making Tracks With

DJ Slice, He Heard The Song That They Had Made, He Typed It Up A Lil Bit, Added A Bigger Beat To It. Then They Started Making Songs With

DJ Slice & LC, Producer That Was From The Westside Of Long Beach, He Started

Producing Beats For Snoop Dogg, Then Him, Warren G, & Nate Dogg Started Making Songs On Cassette, Calvin From The V.I.P., He Tried To Take The Cassette To The Label's, They Were Like

"He Doesn't Have What It Take, He's Not DJ Quik, He Doesn't Have What It Take's, And He'll Never Make It", Snoop Was Like "Aight, Cool".

Sidenote - This Was When DJ Quik Was Out

So Snoop Did A Song With Kat Name "Enuff", Said He Call Carson, Snoop Titled The Record "Supa Dupa", He Had HD On It At First. He Bought It Back To

Nate Dogg, He Heard It. He Was Like "Let Me Sing On It", So Snoop Let

Nate Sing On It. He Laced It, It Went From A "Song" To A "Real Record", Then Snoop Did Another Called "Gangsta'z Life", He Had Nate Dogg Singin In

The Background, It Was Somethin Snoop Had Kicked A Story Real Deep. He Mixed LL Cool J's - Cars Ride By With The Booming System With

Voque's - Hold On.

It Was Like A Record That Everybody On The Street Could Relate To, And It

Had A Familiar Beat. When Snoop Did That Track, That Was The One That

Dr. Dre Had Heard, Then Above Tha Law Was One Of The People Who Tried Get

Snoop Dogg In The Game, As Far As We Gon Bring Him To Worldwide Audience, Through Their Label "Lawhouse Records"

Warren G Was Rollin With Laylow, Hutch, & Goldmack. So They Bought Snoop Up There To Visit Above Tha Law, They Heard His Material, They Liked Him,

Wanted To Get Down With Him, Put Snoop On The Team With Them. Put Him In

Line, Told Him That He Was Gon Come Out After "Kokane & Shelly". Snoop Was

Down With Them, He Was Ready To Wait & Make It Happen, While Snoop Was Waitin, He Went To A Studio In L.A., And Catching The Metro, To Take

Snoop, Warren G, & Nate Dogg, Back To Long Beach, Looking Out For Them,

Being Real Homeboy's, Kokane Was Down With Snoop Back Then, Keepin Him

Inspirated, Lettin Him "The Wait Was Worth The Wait". Just Stay In Line, He

Was Gon Work With Him, And Get Him Ten-8, As Snoop Waited, Waited, &

Waited. Warren G Got Tired Of Waiting, He Took The Tape To Dr. Dre.

Dr. Dre Heard It, Dre Was Like "Come And Meet Me At The Studio On Monday".

And That Same Monday, Snoop Had To Go Do A Song With Above Tha Law, Actually They Made A Song For Snoop, Called "Another Mission Of Beat", Snoop

Got A Call From Dre, He Told Dre Couldn't Make It, Cause He Had To Go Do

Something Else, So Snoop Went And Hollered At Dr. Dre, And He Seen How 4Real He Was, Snoop Had To Let Above Tha Law Know, He Was Going To Start

Working With Dr. Dre, And That It Was Still All Good With Above Tha Law, Snoop Wasn't Trippin About It, It Was Still All Gravy, He Was Still Down With Them, But He Had To Make This Money With Dre "This Is Dr. Dre". So That's How Snoop Dogg Started Rapping. Oh By The Way, Ya'll Make Sure Ya'll Go Cop

Tha Doggumentary, That Came Out On March 29th, 2011. And Make Ya'll Buy

DJ Quik's The Book Of David Album On April 19th, 2011, And

Daz Dillinger's D.A.Z. Album On April 19th, 2011. Also.

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Rest In Peace

Nathaniel "Nate Dogg" Hale

August 19th, 1969 † March 15th, 2011

DPG 4 Ever

Answer 2

in 93' his first album Doggystyle

Answer 3

On the streets, his rapgroup was named "213".