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The world knows rapper Snoop Dogg for hit songs such as "Drop it Like it's Hot" and "Gin and Juice" and for his many film and television roles. He's even done several voice-over rolls for animated movies like Turbo and Arthur 2. Once, Snoop put out a reggae album (that was interesting) and changed his name (temporarily) to Snoop Lion (yeah...no). What you may not know him for? Narrating the may different interactions and antics of wild animals. That's right - Snoop Dogg has his own segment via talk show host Jimmy Kimmel titled "Plizzanet Earth" (after critically acclaimed documentary series Planet Earth by Discovery Channel) in which he offers his thoughts to a live audience about what in the heck those animals are doing - or even what they are, because Snoop can't always tell. He does guess, though. He Cold-Blooded! He went Bill Cosby on him, bruh" Snoop comments as a seal violates a penguin. The rapper's comment

Colonel Loud heads out west on a pair of remixes to his Mr. Hanky-produced ode to kush, “California.” The North Carolina rapper swaps out T.I. and Young Dolph for West Coast legends Too $hort and Snoop Dogg, who shouts out Kobe Bryant and reps the “home of the gangsta rap.” The Colonel also meets up with Houston OGs Paul Wall and Bun B on the Texas remix, which again features Ricco Barrino on the soulful hook. The Underground King heads to L.A. in search of some “grade-A cannabis,” while Paul Wall kicks it with Snoop and ScHoolboy Q

“F**k a selfie stick, suck a healthy d**k!” Wiz Khalifa takes a stand against his generation’s narcissistic tendencies on “No Social Media,” which features Snoop Dogg. Over rattling production from ID Labs & Po Shod, he gushes over a girl, telling her she “looks so good when you got no social media.” “Leave your purse and phone at the door,” he adds.