Most of Wiz's performance was centered around mixtape material. Starting with 'Cabin Fever,' Khalifa bounced across the stage chanting, 'If you see her, point her out,' acknowledging all the 'bad bitches' in the crowd. Dre's 'Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang' and 'Next Episode' as well as his own 'Bitch Please' and 'Who Am I? (What's My Name?)' Wiz emerged later to perform his newer rap favorites. Snoop's half-hour solo portion of the show was filled with classics like Dr. The Cali rap vet and MTV News' Hottest Breakthrough MC of 2010 were in the Big Apple to promote the soundtrack, set for release December 13, to their upcoming film, 'Mac & Devin Go to High School.' After openers Chevy Woods and YG warmed up the crowd, Snoop walked out to his 2009 single 'I Wanna Rock.' Dressed in all black, with black shades and two braids in his hair, Tha Doggfather shuffled across the stage flanked by three curvaceous female dancers, who started out in Adidas tracksuits but had stripped down to skimpy lingerie by the time Snoop performed Akon's uncensored 'I Wanna F- You,' three-quarters of the way through his set.

Never mind that there's almost a 20-year age difference between Wiz Khalifa and his big homey Snoop Dogg: On Monday night, the smoked-out duo stood on equal ground for the first time, as co-headliners at New York City's Terminal 5. Monday's New York concert promotes 'Mac & Devin Go to High School' soundtrack, due December 13.

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