Speaking to Latto for Rolling Stone journal, he mentioned: “At my studio, I got a room called the Mothership, and it’s like a spaceship. I like it real dark and moody. But when I go work with Dr. Dre, [he’s] got a microphone [outside the booth]. So, you got to rap with everybody right here. You say some wack [thing] or it ain’t right, you going to know right now. It’s pressure.”

Latto, 24, admitted that may be difficult for her as properly.

Offering his recommendation, Snoop says irrespective of how troublesome a state of affairs is all the time deal with folks with “love” – even when they arrive at you with hate.

Snoop replied: “It’s pressure. And I like pressure. I want to be challenged. I’ve done so much, and I’ve re-created myself so many different times. What challenge am I up for now? Who can produce me and make me better, to where I don’t have to think of everything but just sit back and let you produce me?

My best advice that I lean on in a tough situation is to always put love at the centre of everything. I been in positions where I had gang members and goons and goblins wanting to do [stuff] to me. Instead of me answering the call [with violence], I answered with love.”

On how he bounced again when he was dissed, Snoop, 52, added: “There was a time in my neighborhood when certain OGs didn’t agree with how I was doing what I was doing.

“Tried to bad-mouth me. So as an alternative of me going to the hood and ‘pop, pop, pop,’ I went to the hood and grabbed some gangsters from the east facet, the west facet, the north facet that had by no means been collectively earlier than, and did a undertaking and created a brotherhood.

“I just answered with love rather than let me go down there, show you that I can keep it gangster. I can keep it business, and I can keep the homies alive.”