The Los Angeles Lakers have some much-needed momentum this playoff and thanks to the all-around team effort they now hold a crucial lead over the Grizzlies. LeBron James and co are all but poised to upset. Snoop Dogg has even christened them a new name.
Although it is just one game and we might be jumping the gun, it does not look as bad as others. Hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg has his say. And according to him, nobody can beat this team in 4 games.
In the video, Snoop is delighted and overjoyed at the Lakers cruising to a 15-0 closeout of the Memphis Grizzlies. And of course, in his most profane and charming demeanor, he “spits some bars”. Just watch.
Snoop Dogg cheering on the Lakers in the playoffs pic.twitter.com/og4CXUqofc
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You can see Snoop’s enthusiasm seeping through the video. The Lakers might need to win this series to claim their legitimacy. But for a super fan like Snoop, we think this is pretty much the start of the journey.
Snoop’s patronage of the Los Angeles Lakers is legendary
Snoop Dogg is a passionate fan of the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team. He has been a vocal supporter of the Lakers for many years. He has also been seen courtside at numerous games over the years.
Snoop Dogg’s patronage of the Lakers is well-known in the entertainment industry. It has even led to collaborations between the rapper and the team. In 2020, he even narrated a tribute video to honor Lakers legend Kobe Bryant, who tragically passed away.
Snoop Dogg’s love for the Lakers is rooted in his deep connection to the city of Los Angeles and his admiration for the team’s rich history and legacy.
He has often expressed his love for the Lakers and has even donned the purple and gold in some of his music videos. Snoop Dogg’s unwavering loyalty to the Lakers has made him a beloved figure.
His christening of the Lakers with the “United Nations” name will garner more love. Load up the parade bus and you can definitely expect Snoop to be part of the festivities, if the Lakers win it all, that is.
