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Snoop Dogg talks performing at Trump inaugural event in new album: 'Iz It a Crime'
The West Coast rap legend, 53, released his surprise album, "Iz It a Crime," on May 15. Snoop Dogg said the project's title was partly a retort to the public scrutiny he faced in the wake of his performance during President Donald Trump's inaugural events earlier this year, according to Rolling Stone and the New York Post.
Snoop Dogg reacted to Kendrick Lamar named-dropping him in the opening song of 'GNX' while on 'The Breakfast Club.' ...
Snoop and Suge’s beef dates back to 1998 when Snoop dipped out of Death Row Records amid chaos, courtroom drama, and Knight’s ...
Snoop Dogg accepted the Entrepreneur of the Year Award at the 2025 Webby Awards, marking his evolution from hip-hop legend to ...
As one of the most polarizing presidents in American history, Donald Trump has developed quite the reputation for lobbing ...
That all changed in January when Snoop did a short DJ set at David Sacks’ Crypto Ball, a Washington D.C. schmoozefest held to celebrate Donald Trump’s re-inauguration. Fans on social media rebelled, ...
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Dr. Dre (L) and Snoop Dogg react as they listen to tracks off of their upcoming studio album “Missionary” during a live ...
Snoop Dogg kept it real and admitted Kendrick Lamar checked him on “Wacced Out Murals,” and rightfully so. Snoop Dogg kept it ...
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