Appears On
- Snoop Dogg — No Limit Top Dogg (1999)
- 20. – "20 Minutes" (produced by Goldie Loc)
- Xzibit — Restless (2000)
- 11. – "Rimz & Tirez" (produced by Soopafly)
- Doggy's Angels — Pleezbaleevit! (2000)
- 03. – "Game to Get Over" (produced by DJ Battlecat)
- Various — WWF Aggression (2000)
- 07. – "Big Red Machine" (produced by Rashad Coes)
- Snoop Dogg — Tha Last Meal (2000)
- 09. – "Lay Low" (produced by Dr. Dre)
- C-Murder — Trapped in Crime (2000)
- 03. – "Concrete Jungle" (produced by L.T. Hutton)
- Silkk The Shocker — My World, My Way (2001)
- 06. – "Pop Lockin'" (produced by Soopafly)
- Bad Azz — Personal Business (2001)
- 14. – "Dogghouse Ridaz" (produced by Battlecat)
- Kurupt — Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey (2001)
- 11. – "Bring Back That G..." (produced by Fredwreck)
- Various — Bones (soundtrack) (2001)
- 11. – "If You Came Here to Party" (produced by Warren G)
- Ruff Ryders — Ryde or Die Vol.3 (2001)
- 06. – "Eastside Ryders" (produced by Swizz Beatz)
- Nate Dogg — Music & Me (2001)
- 12. – "Ditty Dum Ditty Doo" (produced by Fredwreck)
- Snoop Doggy Dogg — Death Row: Snoop Doggy Dogg at His Best (2001)
- 09. – "Eastside" (produced by L.T. Hutton; with an alternate lineup, with Daz in place of Goldie Loc)
- Too Short — Chase the Cat (2001)
- 05. – "This Is How We Eat" (produced by Meech Wells)
- Snoop Dogg — Paid tha Cost to Be da Boss (2002)
- 12. – "Hourglass" (produced by Jelly Roll)
- 17. – "You Got What I Want" (produced by Jelly Roll)
- Daz Dillinger — DPGC: U Know What I'm Throwin' Up (2003)
- 20. – "DPGC: U Know What I'm Throwin' Up" (produced by Daz Dillinger)
- Snoop Dogg — Tha Blue Carpet Treatment (2006)
- 06. – "Candy (Drippin' Like Water)" (produced by Rick Rock)
- Daz Dillinger — Matter of Dayz (2010)
- 06. – "We Don't Die We Multiply" (produced by Daz Dillinger)
- Snoop Dogg — Doggumentary (2011)
- 10. – "We Rest N Cali" (produced by Mr. Porter)
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