- Snoop Dogg apologizes to Kendrick Lamar for disrupting Drake's track after accidentally posting it on Instagram.
- He attributed the error to cannabis-infused food items, which affected his judgement.
- Upon realizing the mistake, Snoop quickly called Kendrick to express his regret.
- Kendrick referred to the incident on his album “GNX”.
- Snoop considers Kendrick like a nephew and respects his right to express his feelings.
- This incident highlights the complexities of social media interactions in hip-hop.
- Snoop remains quiet about other ongoing issues within the rap community.
Snoop Dogg He recently made headlines for being involved in the controversy surrounding Drake's song “Taylor Made Freestyle.” The West Coast rap legend has now come forward to clarify the situation and apologize for any misunderstanding.
According to Snoop, he accidentally shared Drake's controversial song on his Instagram Stories earlier this year. What many interpreted as a show of support for Drake actually stemmed from a mix that included cannabis-infused edibles.
“You made a collaboration with someone.”
Snoop explained.
“When I do it, I don't listen to music, I just see Gin & Juice because it's my brand.”
He didn't know that he posted a Drake song instead of one of his own tracks.
Snoop's actions did not go unnoticed by Kendrick Lamar, with whom he has collaborated on several occasions. Kendrick addressed the situation on his album “GNX” by rapping Snoop An unexpected move.
Snoop quickly reached out to Kendrick after realizing his mistake.
“Then I got the word: 'My nephew didn't like what you did, what did you do?!' I played some music. 'What music?!' Then I had to go take a look at [post] And I say, “That's cuz.”
He continued,
“So I deleted it, I called [Kendrick]left him a message because he didn't reply, he was working on his bullshit. “My nephew, it's Uncle Snoop.” You got the message. I'm sorry, I was fucked. My bad.
Snoop expressed no offense towards Kendrick as he addressed the situation on his album. He views Kendrick as a nephew and understands the rapper's right to express his feelings.
“That's my nephew, man,” Snoop said. “He is a rapper, and he is supposed to express his opinion and tell the truth. This is what he felt and he has the right to say that.”
This incident highlights the complexities of social media interactions in the world of hip-hop, where even small actions can have major repercussions within the community. It also emphasizes the importance of clear communication and understanding between artists, especially when they have collaborated in the past.
Snoop Dogg talks about Kendrick Lamar's name and apologizes for publishing Drake's song “Taylor Made Freestyle” 👀
“This is the man's nephew. He's supposed to express his opinion.”
“I called him and left him a message, ‘My nephew, this is Uncle Snoop, I got the message.’ I apologize. My bad. pic.twitter.com/MBpfskckpF
— NFR Podcast (@nfr_podcast) December 17, 2024
While Snoop has moved on from this misunderstanding with Kendrick, he has remained silent on other ongoing issues in the rap world.
When asked about Drake taking legal action against Universal Music Group over Kendrick's song “Not Like Us,” Snoop declined to comment, saying only, “In the West, we have court in the streets, huh.”
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Last updated on December 19, 2024 by 247 News Worldwide
