Rapper Snoop Dogg is exhibiting his assist for President-elect Trump.
The “Gin and Juice” rapper took the stage on the Crypto Ball, a pre-iauguration occasion, and acquired the gang on its ft dancing to a number of hit songs.
From Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” to Bob Marley’s “Three Little Birds (Don’t Worry About a Thing),” Snoop overestimated Trump supporters because the DJ and despatched a optimistic but inspirational message by the music. He additionally carried out just a few of his personal hits, together with, “Drop It Like It’s Hot.”
SNOOP DOGG PRAISES DONALD TRUMP: ‘NOTHING BUT LOVE AND RESPECT’
Snoop Dogg carried out “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright” by Bob Marley on the pre-inauguration occasion. (Getty Pictures/Brian Prahl through Splash by Shutterstock)
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Movies of the prolific rapper surfaced on social media of a care-free Snoop in Washington, D.C., sporting a black jacket with gold buttons and a bowtie. He accomplished his look with matching gold-rimmed sun shades.
Different high-profiled visitors included rapper Rick Ross and UFC star Colby Covington, who each posted about hanging with Snoop.
“Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang,” Covington shared on X.
Fellow rapper Rick Ross was additionally on the Crypto Ball and shared video with Snoop Dogg. (Snoop Dogg/Rick Ross/Instagram)
The “Young, Wild and Free” rapper carried out after he not too long ago modified his tune about President-elect Trump.
Years after Snoop appeared on “The Apprentice” in 2007, he referred to as Trump a clown and mocked him in a music video. In his video for his tune “Lavender” in 2017, Snoop depicted Trump as a clown and shot the president within the head.
Snoop Dogg praised Donald Trump in 2024 after criticizing the President-elect for years. (Getty Pictures)
Snoop additionally delivered laughs throughout a Trump roast in 2011.
In 2020, throughout an look on Huge Boy’s radio present, Snoop argued Trump shouldn’t be in workplace.
“I ain’t never voted a day in my life, but this year I think I’m going to get out and vote because I can’t stand to see this punk in office one more year,” the rapper mentioned on “Huge Boy’s Neighborhood on Actual 92.3.”
The 53-year-old rapper defined he didn’t consider he was allowed to vote on the time as a result of his legal report. Snoop was convicted of a felony in 1990 and 2007.
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XXL Journal shared a video clip on social media of the rapper ripping Trump and his followers, saying “Donald Trump is a f—ing weirdo. If you voted for him, I don’t have no problem with that. But if you’re still with him, f— you.”
Traditionally important of Donald Trump and his supporters, rapper Snoop Dogg says he now has “nothing but love and respect” for the president-elect. (Michael Kovac/WireImage/Getty Pictures)
Nonetheless, after a protracted historical past of condemning the President-elect and his supporters, Snoop praised Trump in January 2024.
“Donald Trump? … He ain’t done nothing wrong to me. He has done only great things for me. He pardoned Michael Harris,” Snoop instructed The Sunday Instances.
“So, I have nothing but love and respect for Donald Trump.”
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Snoop Dogg beforehand defined he thought he could not vote as a result of his legal report. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Pictures)
Michael “Harry-O” Harris, an affiliate of Demise Row Information co-founder Suge Knight and the founding father of the label’s dad or mum firm, Godfather Leisure, was pardoned in 2021 as one in every of Trump’s remaining choices earlier than leaving workplace. Snoop Dogg was famously signed by the label solely to go away later in his profession. Snoop acquired Demise Row Information in 2022.
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Harris was imprisoned on fees of conspiracy and tried homicide for over three many years. Snoop Dogg praised Trump on the time for his commutation of Harris.
President-elect Trump will probably be sworn in because the forty seventh president of the US Monday, Jan. 20.
