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Footage Shows Snoop Dogg Smoking Joint Before Going On Stage At Super Bowl
“Snoop has a free pass to smoke weed anywhere in the world.”
A clip of rapper Snoop Dogg “warming up” before going on stage has gone viral on Twitter. The 50-year-old marijuana advocate was caught smoking a joint in SoFi Stadium where the Superbowl was held and the viral clip has over 330k likes now.
Broadcaster Rafa El Alcalde filmed a clip of him smoking in California where it’s legal for medicinal and recreational use.
Snoop Dogg took the stage for the Halftime Show on Superbowl along with Eminem, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar, and surprise guests such as 50 Cent and Anderson .Paak.
Thousands of people praised the man with many calling it the “Best Halftime Show” ever. One commented on the video, “Snoop was like let hit this blunt real quick.”
Another commented, “Snoop is unbeatable lol.”
One commented, “Snoop has a free pass to smoke weed anywhere in the world. Literally anywhere.”
As a matter of fact, Snoop admitted to having smoked once in the White House in an interview with Heather B from 2016.
The man shared that he was there for a “celebration” for Herbie Hancock and after dinner, he asked where the bathroom is. He went there and “checked the surrounding” that there’s no “CIA around.”
He checked by burning the tissue and after he was sure, he pulled out a joint from his sock and started smoking. The rapper hilariously admitted that it was also the place he’d “always wanted to smoke” and never thought that he’d ever get the chance.
The Halftime show was fired up when 50 Cent and Mary J. Blige appeared from above to perform ‘In Da Club’.
Warming up before going on stage for the Halftime Show. pic.twitter.com/dKs6AAzjK8
— Rafa El Alcalde (@ElalcaldeRafa) February 14, 2022
Eminem also performed ‘Lose Yourself’ before taking the knee while Dr. Dre performed ‘California Love’ as a tribute for Tupac. The show that took place in California became so heated by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, and Kendrick who are all natives of the southern region.
