Snoop Dogg Takes Diplomatic Stance in Kendrick Lamar & Lil Wayne Super Bowl Controversy

Adding, “I had the chance to get up there via Dr. Dre, thus I have no answer or opinion.” I performed none of Snoop Dogg songs. I was up there assisting Dr. Dre, and it turned out to be a memorable occasion for all of us. Thus, keep in mind that anyone who can make it on that Super Bowl stage will be performing for 12 to 13 minutes and will not get compensated. Basically, you have to spend money to improve your presentation to appeal massingly to the audience who will be home viewing.

He then said he saw Wayne’s career develop when he was signed to Master P’s No Limit in the late 1990s before stressing his close rapport with the relevant parties. “Lil Wayne is the GOAT of New Orleans rap,,” he stated. “Remember, I watched his whole career come to existence and then watched him get bigger than me while three years were spent at No Limit Records. At the time I was enormous, and I adored observing his development.

“Me and Wayne is family to this day; me and Kendrick is family to this day; me and Jay-Z; me and Roger Goodell. I’m not sure who makes decisions; all I know is that I’ll be at home seeing the Super Bowl and then watching the halftime performance.

The NFL’s choice to have Lamar headline the Super Bowl 59 Halftime Show next February has generated a lot of debate. The Compton rapper chose to post an untitled song on his Instagram instead of addressing the buzz. Wayne, on the other hand, tweeted a video complaining about not being selected to play at the Super Bowl in his hometown “broke.” Although some conjectured that Jay-Z might have made the call, executive producer Jesse Collins of the Super Bowl Halftime Show recently disclosed that the rapper and businessman does have final say.

You’ll be able to keep an eye on the total interview here.