Snoop Dogg, the iconic rapper and media personality, shed light on his extensive international weed connections during a recent appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live." In a candid and humorous exchange, Snoop Dogg confirmed that he has contacts who can supply him with cannabis in (almost) every country.
When Jimmy Kimmel probed about an instance where comedian Mike Epps sought Snoop's help to find cannabis in Iceland, the rapper confidently declared, "Well, last time I checked I was the plug to your plug. I’m the connect. It’s good to have friends that have friends that are international and global and able to get you medicated and dedicated no matter where you at."
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In a light-hearted segment, Kimmel quizzed Snoop on his international contacts, listing countries and asking the rapper to confirm or deny having a marijuana connection in each. When Mexico was mentioned, Snoop Dogg cheekily replied, "Sí, señor," which translates to "Yes, sir." Probing further, upon the mention of Ireland, Snoop playfully responded with a jest in an Irish accent. Estonia too came into focus, with Kimmel humorously pointing out that "Stoni" is already in the country's name. Unfazed, Snoop chuckled and asserted he surely has a plug there as well.
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However, a moment of confusion occurred when North Korea was brought up. Snoop Dogg promptly stated that he had no contacts there, referencing a collaboration with Psy, the South Korean singer turned global sensation for his track "Gangnam Style." It soon became evident he had mistakenly associated North Korea with South Korea. Nevertheless, he conceded that he lacked a cannabis source in South Korea too.
Check out the full segment below.
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