Snoop Dogg slammed 6ix9ine for leaking information about his “So Dumb It’s Criminal” Peacock series.
Snoop Dogg isn’t one to hold back when it comes to making fun of his rap contemporaries. Tha Doggfather’s most recent victim was 6ix9ine, and considering their history, Tha Doggfather wasn’t about to let up on the Brooklyn rapper.
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On his Peacock series, So Dumb It’s Criminal, Snoop Dogg insulted 6ix9ine by naming him the “Memorial Snitch Award” after the rapper. Snoop was talking about an Ohio woman who informed a reporter that her relative had burned down her house.“It wouldn’t be the American Witness Awards without someone ratting out a relative,” Snoop joked on the show. “Here’s the winner of the Tekashi69 Memorial Snitch Award, talking about a string of house fires.”
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When Snoop unveiled the award’s name, special guests Deon Cole and Ron Funches couldn’t stop laughing.
This isn’t the first time Snoop and 6ix9ine have gone after one other for snitching. In 2020, 6ix9ine accused Snoop of downgrading Death Row Records co-founder Suge Knight.
“Ur in denial the paperwork is online and Suge Knight speaks on it from prison but we choose to ignore who we want to call rats,” 6ix9ine said at the time.
Snoop responded with a long Instagram Story post naming 6ix9ine a “rat boy.”
“Last time you said something, I ain’t have time. But today, I got time,” Snoop said. “You better get the f**k off my line, n***a. Rat boy, you really better leave me alone. I ain’t the one. No way … Go on and do yo’ s**t and get out my way, b**ch. You fu*ky dog-head, rainbow-head, dog-head b**ch. Yeah, you. Better leave the Dogg alone. Go find you a cat. Tom and Jerry s**t. F**k with the Dogg, nothing nice, b**h. Rat Boy.”
Snoop’s So Dumb It’s Cr*minal series debuted on April 20th of this year. According to the premise, the unscripted comedy program has Snoop responding to a video of the “dumbest criminal activities ever recorded on camera.” A number of comics have previously featured on the show, including Jay Pharoah, Ron Funches, and others.
