Snoop's Baby Bro Skates Onto the Scene

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Snoop Dogg's baby brother, Bing Worthington, Jr., is creating his own buzz with a debut album this fall and the launch of the Snoop Dogg Board Company featuring a complete line of skateboarding products.

"Bing came to us with a vision of bridging these two industries together because there is already so much crossover between skateboarding and the Rap/Hip-Hop market," said Duane Pacha, president of Pentagon Distribution which will produce the boards.

In addition to the skateboards, Bing, who is finishing up the touches on his debut album with his rap duo - Lifestyle, will launch a complete line of high-end Snoop Dogg luggage and travel bags, slated for arrival in January 2006.

Lifestyle's debut album entitled, "Lubrication," will be released this fall on Lethal Entertainment. The group consists of Bing and DJ Quik's cousin - H.I.T. Snoop will be featured on a track called, "Bottom's Up" - which flaunts early sixties and seventies influences and samples the late R & B artist, Lee Dorsey.

Producers who will be adding their touch to the album will be Daz Dillinger, Jelly Roll (Xzibit, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre), Fuzzy Felix, and Meech Wells - son of Motown legend, Mary Wells. H.I.T. explains the album's title, "Lubrication," by getting down to the nitty-gritty.

"It means something loose, something fun, energetic and exciting," he confirms. "Once you hear the words "Lifestyle" and "Lubrication," you know what that album is going to be about. It is still a metaphor though. It's not about having sex every song." He also adds, "It also has an implied meaning about protecting yourself and being cautious. Although lubrication is slippery, you do have to have a proper hold on things in your life."