STUDIO SESSIONS: DR. DRE, ERICK SERMON & SNOOP DOGG WORKING TOGETHER IN THE STUDIO

Over the weekend, Erick Sermon, of the legendary EPMD, shared a video on Instagram showing him, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre working together in the studio.

The Green-Eyed Bandit is putting together a new project entitled Dynamic Duos, and it appears that he’s getting Compton and Long Beach together again for an appearance on this upcoming project, as well as getting a couple of other joints put together for Dre and Snoop.

“I got to L.A a day before the #superbowl ..then 2 days after that was his bday…after that .. the #sagacontinues We worked on my new project #DYNAMICDUOS … the next day he called @snoopdogg we made something epic for him .. then we made something for him after.. I think lolThen he says erick .. that’s 3. What’s next ? GOD doesn’t make mistakes Thanks for the opportunity. We were friends for over 30 and never worked together.. a lot of ppl has been waiting on this to happen. Well .. here it is Thank @focus3dots @coachbernard @mikecity ….. @rance1500 @saweetie @thebrandengine @joellejames My mental health has been a factor for awhile .. thank u @drdre for changing that. # beautiful blessings.”

Check out the post from Erick Sermon’s IG page detailing the studio session with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg below:

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