Thread: MTV News: Double Up Track w/ Snoop a HIT. Release It.

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This is an excerpt from an article about the hottest MC's in the game.


Snoop is eternally hot, one of the biggest legends that's still doing hard work these days. "That's That Sh--" and Akon's "I Wanna F---You," on which Snoop was featured, crushed the game months ago, and as soon as R. Kelly stops messing with the "Same Girl" as T-Pain and Usher, the Pied Piper might as well release the Doggfather-featured "Double Up" as a single. It's a smash. But that's Snoop's MO, isn't it? A Dogg hit record is always right around the corner.

IMO it should have been either the first single released or the 2nd. I'm aflirt with T-Pain and T.I. and same Girl with Usher were alright but they ain't bumping like "Double up" is IMO. yeah SNoop with the right artist is Money. IMO Kellz and SNoop could pull off a a whole album together and make at least 6-7 bangers without even trying hard. I like them together.

Yea i really like them together also. And im definetly loving that track.

maybe it'll be the next single?

I remember someone posted Rock Star had a release date late in August as the next single already so maybe Double Up can still be the fourth single.

I think it should be released. People really like it. I dont like it but I know the song is hot and it could sell more DU records. Radio stations play it as an instrumental when they're advertising clubs and things like that so Jive might as well make it a single.

if you hate or love Double Up...bottom line...it has hits.

Its a club banger!....strong base with catchy lyrics, could be the 4th release off the album???

I am feeling Double Up as a single, but I'd rather see Rockstar released first. I think that it would appeal to a broader audience, and you may as well take advantage of the Rock theme while its hot and very mainstream.

I'd prefer Double Up over Rockstar which is the third single. But I prefer Freaky in the club over Double Up to be the fourth single.