Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre brought a taste of Long Beach to the 2024 Olympics closing ceremony in Paris, setting the stage for the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
The dynamic West Coast duo pre-taped a special performance in Long Beach, California, which was broadcast as part of the ceremony. Snoop, who had been serving as a correspondent throughout the Olympics, kicked off the show with a lively rendition of “Drop It Like It’s Hot” on the beach before transitioning to the stage where he was joined by Dre for an electrifying performance of “The Next Episode.”
Rumors swirled about Snoop’s hefty paycheck for his Olympic appearances, with reports suggesting he was making a cool $500,000 a day plus expenses to promote the Games. While these figures remain unconfirmed, Snoop’s presence as an NBC correspondent added a unique and entertaining flair to the event.
In addition to his musical performance, Snoop also tried his hand at various Olympic sports, showcasing his versatility and humor. One memorable moment featured Snoop engaging in a playful fencing match with U.S. Olympic fencer Miles Chamley-Watson, complete with hilarious commentary and impressive sword skills.
Chamley-Watson praised Snoop’s natural talent and humor, suggesting that the rap legend might be ready for the Olympics himself. Snoop’s infectious energy and charisma made him a standout presence at the Games, as he interacted with athletes, fans, and viewers around the world.
From carrying the Olympic torch to showcasing his iconic dance moves, Snoop Dogg left a lasting impression on the 2024 Olympics, warming up the global audience for the excitement to come in Los Angeles in 2028.
Written by
Derek Chan
