Snoop Dogg speaks on the time he got kicked from the United Kingdom.
Snoop Dogg recently sat down with DJ Whoo Kid, where they had a conversation regarding the young rappers like DaBaby, NBA Youngboy and more who are currently going through situations of prison and public outrage. The rapper recalls that he faced the same thing when he was young, and also got kicked from UK, following his Murder Case, which is turning into a TV series now, thanks to 50 Cent.
“When I was 17-18, look at all of the footage when I was a young ni**a,” he said. “They kicked me out the UK. ‘Kick this evil bastard out’ look at ni**as headlines. That sh*t is documented ni**a, they had a picture of him on the front page, I had a handcuff on one of my hands. They didn’t like it, they were like ‘Kick this evil bastard out’. This is while I was fighting a murder case, and over there doing shows. So the perception they had like this ni**a beat a murder case and he over here performing, get this ni**a out of here.”
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He continues, “But guess who came to my defence? The Queen [Elizabeth]. Queen said this man has done nothing in our country, he can come. Queen ni**a, bow down ni**a. When the queen speaks, bow down. That’s Harry and Williams Grandmother. You think they wouldn’t there saying ‘Grandma please let this man in grandma, he’s okay, we love his music.’ ‘You know Harry I’ll let him in for you he’s not so bad after all and he’s quite cute. Yeah, let him in.’ You dig, thank you, queen, I love you, baby. That’s my gal.”
“Those grandbabies grew up to be Prince William and Harry, so I had influence on them, and they had influence on their grandmother, which enabled me to get into this beautiful country. They love my music, and it is what it is. There’s a mutual love and respect.”
Watch the conversation below.
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