This also represents the latest musical coup for Rockstar Games, which has previously wrangled new music from D’Angelo and Moodymann - titans in their respective fields who work at their own pace and care little for commercial pressure - into its games in the last four years.

Someone Spent $450,000 for 'Land' Next to Snoop Dogg's NFT House Dre Working on 'Great F-ing Music' for 'Grand Theft Auto,' Snoop Dogg Says He’s like, ‘Oh shit!'”ĭ'Angelo F-cking Loves Playing 'Red Dead Redemption 2'Įxclusive: Dr. But he was blown away how deep you can get into the whole thing. The man behind hits like “The Next Episode” and “Xxplosive” “had no idea what was about because he’s not a gamer at all,” Pooh explains. Still, he brought a copy of Grand Theft Auto along with the two consoles, intent on showing Dre “just how freaking cool” the videogame was. “Dre is the person that says no to everything, we all know that,” Pooh says. Dre, a pal of Pooh’s since the two were in their late teens.

But Pooh had a more serious mission: Converting a skeptic. Most gamers are content to play with the millions of other enthusiasts who already own consoles. Image004 - Credit: Courtesy of Rockstar GamesĪ couple of years ago, the hip-hop veteran DJ Pooh - producer behind West Coast classics like Tha Dogg Pound’s “New York, New York,” and an inveterate gamer - lugged a couple of Playstations over to a friend’s house.

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