Boss, Please, Stop Singing

"Finished! This is incredible! Kobe, you're an absolute, undeniable genius!" Snoop Dogg slammed the several-thousand-dollar recording headphones onto the table in front of him.

Several bags of weed on the table were jolted into the air!

Yet Snoop Dogg paid no attention at all to those little things that normally drove him crazy!

Unbelievable!

That was how Snoop Dogg felt as Kobe pulled out one high-quality single after another.

In this era, among the old guard of hip-hop, Snoop Dogg considered himself second to none—and few dared claim first place.

Of course, he had recorded singles with plenty of people before, whether professional singers or big names from other fields looking to try something new. Making music was a very popular thing to do these days.

When Kobe's call came in, Snoop Dogg's first thought was that Kobe was young and reckless and just wanted to fool around.

A basketball player! What kind of good song could he possibly sing?

Just because Kobe had beaten some guy named Michael Jordan, did he think he was better than Michael Jackson?

He even came with his own backing tracks, composing the music and writing the lyrics himself?

Good lord, Snoop Dogg had never seen such an arrogant basketball player.

Making music was no easier than playing basketball!

But then he thought about Kobe's performance in the Finals. Fine, you're the boss! I'll play along!

Snoop Dogg had immediately accepted Kobe's songwriting invitation mainly because he was a Kobe fan. At the same time, he was addicted to Twitter, and with Kobe fans being one of the largest groups on Twitter, Snoop Dogg naturally wanted to draw their attention as well.

And helping Kobe make songs was something with nothing but upsides. Naturally, he had to do it—after all, Kobe was Snoop Dogg's