Snoop Dogg previously responded between beef Kendrick Lamar and Drake
Snoop Dogg responded at the time of Drake’s release Taylor Made in an interesting way. He filmed his reaction and posted it on social media. Thus he said: “They did what? When? How? Are you sure? People, sleep tight.” He continued this fire of questions with: “Why is everyone calling me, why am I being bombed? What happened? What’s going on? I’m going back to bed. Good night.”
So far, the Long Beach artist has not yet substantively responded to the AI diss with his voice and that of 2Pac. He did respond earlier to the beef in general and also to Kendrick’s monster hit Not Like Us. About this said the Doggystyle-rapper: “Not Like Us united the West Coast. It may have been disrespectful, but it’s part of hip-hop, it’s part of hip-hop. I don’t take sides because I have no personal reason. That’s two grown men fighting a feud.” Snoop Dogg has now also responded to Kendrick’s question. Thus he said: “It was the edibles. King of the West.”
* **How does Snoop Dogg’s use of humor and ambiguous language contribute to the ongoing conversation surrounding Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s lyrical feud?**
## World Today News Presents: Snoop Dogg & the Drake/Kendrick Lamar Beef
**Interviewer:** Welcome back to World Today News. Today we’re diving into the ongoing conversation surrounding the lyrical battle between hip-hop giants Drake and Kendrick Lamar. We have two special guests joining us to unpack the latest developments:
**[Introduce Guests – Names & Brief Background on their relevance to hip-hop or pop culture commentary]**
Let’s start by setting the scene.
**Section 1: Snoop’s Elusive Reaction**
**Interviewer:** Snoop Dogg recently sparked a firestorm on social media with his unique reaction to Drake’s “Taylor Made,” which heavily features AI-generated vocals of the late 2Pac. Snoop’s response was more questions than answers, fueled by a mix of disbelief and amusement.
**Guest 1**, what do you make of Snoop’s approach? Is this his trademark humor or a calculated move?
**Guest 2**, do you think Snoop’s reaction downplays the significance of Drake’s use of AI, or is he subtly acknowledging the gravity of the situation?
**Section 2: The “Not Like Us” Effect & West Coast Unity**
**Interviewer:** Snoop has previously commented on the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, stating that Kendrick’s “Not Like Us” helped unite the West Coast.
**Guest 1**, do you agree that “Not Like Us” fostered a sense of unity? How does this clash between two of hip-hop’s biggest names impact the larger West Coast scene?
**Guest 2**, how do you view Snoop’s position of neutrality in this feud? Is it admirable or a missed opportunity to offer mentorship?
**Section 3: Drake’s AI Controversy & The Ethical Debate**
**Interviewer:**
Drake’s use of AI-generated vocals has sparked a huge debate on ethical boundaries in music.
**Guest 1**, what are the implications of using AI to resurrect the voices of deceased artists? Does it celebrate their legacy or exploit it?
**Guest 2**, how do you think this technology will shape the future of music? What are the potential benefits and risks?
**Section 4: Snoop’s “Edibles” Explanation & Humor in Hip-Hop**
**Interviewer:**
Snoop recently attributed his reaction to “Taylor Made” to edibles, a playful explanation that aligns with his jovial persona.
**Guest 1**, do you think Snoop’s humor is a coping mechanism in the face of this complex situation, or is it a way to de-escalate the tension?
**Guest 2**, how important is humor in navigating difficult conversations within hip hop? Can it be a tool for understanding and unity?
**Interviewer:** Thank you both for joining us today. This conversation highlights the complex intersection of music, technology, and cultural sensitivity. We hope it prompts further reflection and dialog among our audience.
