<a href="/profile/SnoopDogg" class="text-word" target="_blank" >Snoop Dogg</a>&#8217;s foray into Gospel Music is but one of many growth periods he has undergone, and yet they&#8217;ve all been alarmingly good. The reggae album was gold, his soupcon with Dam-funk produced a heritage moment for the West Coast, in fact the list goes on. If you account for the pimpish superlative of the late 90&#8217;s, or his gang banging start, you being to write down a repertoire so vast, it points to nothing in particular. In making this album and having it strike gold, Snoop Dogg has once again avoided typecasting, he&#8217;s added musical stylings to his repertoire, he&#8217;s also passed on much needed praise to musicians in a genre specific field. Snoop is at a point in his career where he can make &#8216;his music,&#8217; and have those wishes met with a warm reception. People will stop and listen on merit alone.
32 track barn-burner taps Gospel heavyweights such as Erica Campbell, Marvin Sapp, Tye Tribbett and Charlie Wilson. In his first attempt, he has scored a #1 on the Gospel Chart to add his never ending tally which includes six #1 R&amp;B/Hip-Hop Albums and a single #1 on the Reggae charts as Snoop Lion. Three tracks from Bible of Love have entered the <a href="https://www.billboard.com/charts/gospel-songs" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Hot Gospel Songs</a> Chart. <a href="https://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/chart-beat/8265531/snoop-dogg-top-gospel-albums-chart-no-1?utm_source=twitter" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">[via Billboard]</a>