Snoop Dogg's Unstoppable Hustle: From Country Rap to Raising Canes and Beyond
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Snoop Dogg's Unstoppable Hustle: From Country Rap to Raising Canes and Beyond
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Snoop Dogg has surged back into the headlines with a string of high-profile collaborations appearances and business moves all blending his signature cool with nonstop hustle. The biggest headline this week is his genre-defying team-up with the Zac Brown Band for the country-rap single Let It Run released July 18 and first performed live at Zac Brown Bands Los Angeles show on July 21. Snoop himself described the track as gangster gumbo in an interview with Fox News Digital emphasizing how music now breaks all genre boundaries. The live debut was part of a music video shoot giving fans a rare cross-genre spectacle and adding another chapter to his already eclectic career.
Expanding his business footprint Snoop stunned fans in Henderson Nevada when he stepped behind the counter at Raising Canes doling out chicken fingers with good humor and selfies. This in-person appearance was part of Raising Canes Christmas-in-July ad campaign with billboards and in-store signage featuring Snoop as the laidback Santa swapping ho ho ho for yo yo yo. Snoop says this collaboration stems from his real friendship with Raising Canes founder Todd Graves and genuine love for the chain.
On the social circuit he has been active with playful Instagram content including a viral meme using Nigerian actor Akis image to broadcast his message and widely shared clips from his comedic Plizzanet Earth Instagram series. In another big reveal Snoop Dogg is slated to perform live after the Cincinnati Reds game on August 11 at Great American Ball Park with buzz building fast on social media.
His commercial reach has not been without controversy. At the most recent Super Bowl Snoop appeared alongside Tom Brady in a No Reason to Hate campaign ad aimed at combating antisemitism supported by Robert Kraft. The ad immediately sparked online debate with some fans praising the anti-hate message but others critiquing Snoop for previous public positions including a performance at Donald Trumps Inaugural Crypto Ball in 2017. The backlash reflects his enduring ability to spark conversation across cultural divides.
Arguably the most biographically significant news is casting for his Universal Pictures biopic where Jonathan Daviss of Outer Banks fame will star. Directed by Craig Brewer and produced by industry heavyweights including Snoop himself this film will chronicle his journey from Long Beach beginnings through his Death Row Records ascent and cultural dominance. Set against this backdrop his BET Ultimate Icon Award to be presented with Mariah Carey Jamie Foxx and Kirk Franklin marks a new career milestone making it clear that in 2025 Snoop Doggs influence is only expanding.
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