7 hours Ago By Roberto Ortega
. The was recently spotted in the heart of Nashville, not just visiting but actively filming a music video alongside artist Ernest. As clips of Snoop vibing in a car with a country beat in the background surfaced online, the internet erupted-could the rap icon really be going country? For those who have followed his career, Snoop's genre-hopping isn't entirely surprising.
He's explored reggae as Snoop Lion, dabbled in gospel, and even dipped into funk. But stepping into country music? That's a twist no one saw coming. The collaboration with Ernest suggests this isn't just a casual experiment, it's a full-fledged crossover moment.
The big question now is whether this is a one-time collab or the start of something bigger. He's got the charisma, the storytelling chops, and, let's be honest, the universal appeal to make it work. Country music has been embracing more genre crossovers lately, with artists like Lil Nas X and Beyoncé pushing the boundaries of what "country" sounds like.
If anyone can pull off an unexpected genre shift and make it a movement, it's Snoop..
