Snoop Dogg comes at Drake, French Montana, and DJ Khaled? Well, sort of.
Recently, Death Row Records CEO Snoop Dogg blasted three Hip-Hop stars — DJ Khaled, French Montana, and Drake — all at the same time.
If you’re reading this in hopes of learning about a new rap beef, not so fast! This isn’t that type of party. Via Instagram, Snoop Dogg has a reputation for sharing comical memes with his millions of followers. And, on Wednesday (March 8), the “Drop It Like It’s Hot” rapper posted perhaps his best one yet.
Along with Drake, DJ Khaled, and French Montana, Uncle Snoop also lampooned Canadian rapper Nav. Prior to rapping, Nav started off as a producer. Remember Drizzy’s song “Back to Back” (2015)? Nav co-produced that. Following, Nav’s track “Myself” went viral in 2016 and he became a mainstream artist.
What do all four of these rap musicians have in common? That’s where Snoop Dogg comes in.
Snoop Dogg Comes at Drake, French Montana, & DJ Khaled on Instagram
Apparently, the “BMF” actor feels DJ Khaled, French Montana, Nav, and Drake all resemble one another. Is it because they’re all light-toned and rock beards? Well, something like that.
Taking it a step further, Snoop Dogg feels the four rhyme acts share the same mother but have different fathers! If you check out the meme (below), you can kind of see where the “Gin and Juice” hitmaker is coming from.
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On the Facebook-owned social platform, 79 million people (and counting) follow Snoop Dogg and they had plenty of comical commentaries to add to the post.
“More like same dad different moms! Lmao,” said one Instagram user. Another chimed in, “When they all using Jet Black Hair Dye #5.” A third added, “She went through all the brothers.”
Do you agree with the meme Snoop Dogg shared? Comment below!
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