Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005

Davey D & Snoop Dogg On Tookie

Snoop Dogg & The Dogg Pound :: Real Soon (Davey D’s Rally Mix)

This MP3 comes from Davey D who says about Tookie Williams:

“Last weekend at the Save Tookie Rally, DJ T-Kash who does the Friday Night Vibe asked for all of us in media to try and find ways to keep the situation surrounding Tookie Williams in front of people… He suggested we be creative and use the same tools we use to let folks know about Nikes and parties to keep people informed about Tookie..

In case you aren’t aware, Clear Channel has launched a ‘Kill Tookie Williams’ Hour on its number one rated station here in LA. They are going all out by making racist comments, dissing not just Tookie, but Black people in general etc etc.. This isn’t shock radio. its regular talk radio where millions tune in to get news and information..

In any case here’s a small contribution to hopefully combat that… It’s an extended version of Snoop and the Dogg Pound’s song with Snoop’s remarks from last week’s rally attached at the end… I think he sums things up nicely…”

posted by Jeff Chang @ 5:15 pm | 1 Comment

One Response to “Davey D & Snoop Dogg On Tookie”

Anonymous says:

November 28, 2005 at 5:28 am

i don’t think ‘snoop’ will have much pull with the powers that be.

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