Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40, Too $hort launch Mount Westmore supergroup by dancing with some Avatar women

Mind you, not in a way that’s produced an album, despite previous assertions that the group has recorded something like 50 songs together already. Instead, “Subwoofer” is being released as part of The Algorithm, a Def Jam compilation album released as part of Snoop’s job as as a creative and strategic consultant at the label, and named, we can only assume, in honor of Don Cheadle’s character from Space Jam: A New Legacy.

Which is, legally, probably about as long as we can go without talking in-depth about the video for “Subwoofer,” which is about a nerdy a thing as you’d ever want from multiple rap legends deciding to team up. Mind you, there’s nothing automatically wrong with applying a little sci-fi flair to a music video, but between the scantily clad women dressed in Avatar makeup, the Total Recall references, and Snoop’s Mandalorian armor, this really does feel like a video assembled from all the space-based references your unfortunately horny grandpa could throw together in the span of half an hour.

Anyway, the song itself is fine, for a definition of “fine” that includes “making a sexual reference to a woman’s body that compares it to King’s Hawaiian rolls.”

This isn’t Snoop’s only currently planned supergroup content, by the way; he’s also part of that packed bill at next year’s Super Bowl half-time show, which also includes Dr. Dre, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J. Blige.