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Recently, Snoop Dogg shared his opinion of Kendrick Lamar’s selection as the Super Bowl performer and weighed in on the controversy over the NFL not choosing Lil Wayne.
Snoop said, “I don’t really have no opinion, but what I do wanna say is, just remember where the NFL was 15 years ago when it comes to hip-hop. How many Hip-Hop artists was able to grace that stage 15 years ago? So I understand both sides of the coin, and I understand how people feel.”
He continued, “[But] I have no answer, no opinion, because I had the opportunity to get up there via Dr. Dre [in 2022]. I didn’t do any Snoop Dogg songs. I was up there helping Dr. Dre and it became a great moment for all of us.”
He added, “Lil Wayne is the G.O.A.T. of New Orleans rap. Remember, I was at No Limit Records for three years and watched his whole career come to life. Then, I watched him get bigger than me, and I was gigantic at the time.”
Snoop continued, “Me and Wayne is family to this day, me and Kendrick is family to this day, and me and JAY-Z, and me and Roger Goodell. I don’t know who the decision maker is; all I know is that I’ll be at home watching the Super Bowl, and when the halftime show comes on, I’ll be watching that as well.”
