Snoop Dogg has dropped Missionary, his highly anticipated Dr. Dre produced new album. The 16 song project features 50 Cent, Eminem, BJ The Chicago Kid, Coco Sarai, Method Man, Sting, K.A.A.N., Jelly Roll, Alus, and Jhene Aiko. Dr. Dre hasn't produced a full Snoop project since 1993's Doggystyle, Snoop's full length debut. Snoop and Dre's reunion hits hard sonically, with Dre's signature crisp drums and orchestrated production, and Snoop's updated rhyme flow.

Some of the album's highlights are the songs with featured MC's. "Skyscrapers"sees Method Man shine as usual. On a recent Drink Champs episode Meth spoke of the collab. "Everytime I work with Dre I feel like I need a do over," he explained. "The first time that I spit a verse with him, it wasn't up to par for me, and Dre was gracious enough not to put it put, even though it leaked anyway.

The next shot I got is for [Missionary]. He got a lotta fire shit on that joint, and still feel I could have did a little bit more, but I'm always gonna feel like that." "Gunz N Smoke" features 50 Cent spitting a triplet styled verse, and Eminem delivering a memorable multi syllabic verse. Other standouts include "Outta Da Blue", "Gorgeous", and "Now Or Never".

The Missionary short film features a full script starring Dre and Snoop with appearances by 50 Cent, Jhene Aiko and narration by Method Man. Check out the short film above.