Knoc-Turn'al/Too $hort & Slip Capone

After penning several songs for Dr. Dre, Knoc-Turn'al traded the pen for the microphone. As with most of the artists who begin their career with Dre, Knoc began his performing career in grand fashion: following a few guest raps on Chronic 2001 (1999), he made a big slash with "Bad Intentions," a Dre collaboration featured on the Wash soundtrack (2001), and then came "The Knoc," again featuring Dre but this time with Missy Elliott on the hook. These two singles put Knoc on the rap map in a big way. Instant comparisons were drawn to Snoop Dogg, who had also debuted alongside Dre...