J-Dogg provides further comment, “This is sumthin’ I came up wit durin’ the second round, though I didn’t get to use it in competition. It’s like this. Y’all hoes can take my ding-a-ling like it ain’t no thang. Talkin’ ‘bout this shit I be sayin’ but I ain’t frontin’ and playin’. My name J-Dogg. J-D-O-double G. True-dat, yo.”

      In the end, Charles Drinley a.k.a. “C-Dinky” blew his fellow rappers away and clinched the coveted top spot at the end of the tournament.

      J-Dogg’s final response was tinged with anger, but offers hope, “Yo. C-Dinky be rapping ‘bout spellin’ his name and shit and what he do wit’ hoes. That’s wack. I shoulda won with dis flow. Check it out.  It’s like this. It ain’t no thang to take my ding-a-ling. That’s J-D-O-double G’s ding-a-ling, yo. Shit. You be frontin’ and playin’. Y’all some hoes. True-dat, yo. Fo real, I be all up in next year’s competition wit dat.”

      Along with C-Dinky’s title of Supreme Rapmaster Flowjammin’ King of Tang, came the prize of a solid gold-plated tongue, which he now proudly bears, though it prevents him from speaking or rapping.  C-Dinky, as well as three other finalists, were also awarded roles as dancers in the crowd of Snoop Dogg’s next music video.

      J-Dogg says he plans on watching that video when it comes on MTV.