Hip-hop legends Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, 50 Cent, and Eminem are showing that after two decades, they still reign supreme in the game. These four icons—who changed the face of rap music in the early 2000s—have teamed up once again for a new track, “Gunz N Smoke,” from Snoop and Dre’s highly anticipated album Missionary. This collaboration is proof that the chemistry between these artists hasn’t aged a day.

It’s hard to imagine hip-hop without the contributions of Snoop, Dre, 50, and Eminem. Twenty years ago, they were at the peak of their powers, shaping the genre’s sound and culture. From Snoop’s laid-back flow to Dre’s innovative production, 50’s raw storytelling to Eminem’s wordplay, these four legends were at the forefront of rap’s golden era.

Now, with the release of Missionary, it’s clear they’re still firing on all cylinders. “Gunz N Smoke” proves they’ve not only kept up with the times, but are still pushing the boundaries of what hip-hop can be.

50 Cent’s Respect for Snoop

In a recent interview with Big Boy, 50 Cent expressed his admiration for Snoop, highlighting the long-standing respect between the two. “I’m a fan, I’m that first,” said 50. “This is why you seen him on ‘P.I.M.P.’ immediately. I’m listening to him and Dre before I could attract from him, you know what I’m saying? It’s an honor to work with him.” These words show that despite their success and status, the camaraderie and respect they have for each other runs deep.

Why 50 Cent is Slowing Down on Music

While 50 Cent has made his mark in music, his focus has shifted toward film and television production in recent years. In the same interview, he explained why he’s not releasing as much music lately. “A lot of the music, if you listen to the music that’s out right now, I have to tap into my stupid. I have to tap into the stupid side of me to write the right thing when it comes time to write the music,” he admitted. “This is why I haven’t created as much content as I was creating in the past, and I started going toward the film production and development of these projects. Because I think I can impact things in a bigger way through that.”

Though 50 may be focused on expanding his influence through television and film, it’s clear that the fire for music is still burning inside him. His reunion with Snoop, Dre, and Eminem on “Gunz N Smoke” is proof that he can still bring it when it comes to the mic.

A New Era of Hip-Hop Collaboration

The track “Gunz N Smoke” isn’t just another reunion of old friends—it’s a testament to the enduring power of collaboration in hip-hop. Snoop, Dre, 50, and Eminem each bring their unique flavor to the track, delivering sharp verses and showcasing the skills that made them household names. Their chemistry is undeniable, and this latest collaboration reinforces their position as the kings of the rap game.

Still the Kings

The release of Missionary is not just a new album—it’s a statement. After 20 years of dominating the music industry, Snoop, Dre, 50, and Eminem are still as relevant as ever. “Gunz N Smoke” is a reminder of the legendary power these artists have and their undeniable impact on the culture. With Missionary, they’ve proven that they’re not just a product of their time—they’re timeless.

Listen to “Gunz N Smoke” above, and witness these hip-hop legends prove that after 20 years, they’re still the kings of the game.