Snoop Dogg Seemingly Responds To Backlash After Performance At Pro-Trump Crypto Ball
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In a 2017 video, the rapper denounced any Black artist willing to perform for Trump as an "Uncle Tom."
A lot of people were disappointed with Snoop Dogg’s decision to perform at an event celebrating Donald Trump’s inauguration ― but Snoop himself doesn’t seem bothered.
In a video posted to Instagram on Sunday, the California rapper is seen in his car nodding along to Anita Baker and the Winans’ “Ain’t No Need to Worry,” before seemingly addressing those who criticized his involvement in the Crypto Ball in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 17.
“For all the hate, I’m going to answer it with love,” the rapper said. “Y’all can’t hate enough for me, I love too much.”
Snoop, born Calvin Broadus, then addressed his critics directly. “Get your life right,” he advised. “Stop worrying about mine. I’m cool. I’m together.”
Based on the social media response, though, he hasn’t persuaded everyone.
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