Over the years, we've seen Snoop Dogg wear many hats.
He's a rapper, an actor, a close friend of Martha Stewart's, and a seller of cannabis, gin, cookbooks. Now, the hip-hop legend has begun the legal filings to launch his own brand of hot dogs called "Snoop Doggs" — six years after swearing he would never eat a hot dog again in his life.
While music was his first area of professional success, the rap icon has branched out in several directions, proving himself to be quite the businessman.
Indoggo is gluten-free, sugar-free, low-calorie, created in California, where the 50-year-old is from, and coolest of all, it's purple.
Like several other celebrities including Seth Rogen, Jay-Z, Tommy Chong, and Trixie Garcia, Snoop Dogg has his own line of cannabis — which is arguably unsurprising, since he has been a advocate for the substance throughout his entire career.
On top of music, gin, and cannabis, Snoop Dogg has also released his own cookbook and has routinely made appearances on cooking shows alongside Martha Stewart.
Despite formerly declaring he would never eat a hot dog six years ago, this new business plan seems very on-brand for Snoop considering his evident love for cooking.
If you don't already know, I'll spare you the graphic details. In summary, his reaction was completely justified.
However, it was recently revealed that Snoop Dogg's attorney filed to have the brand's name, "Snoop Doggs" patented.
The filing, unfortunately, skimped out sharing too many details about the business as it's still in the beginning stages.
Naturally, fans have found this all very amusing.
"The man does not stop hustling. This is an insane idea but you have to respect it lmao," one Instagram user wrote.
"Didn’t he see a video of how they’re made and was absolutely disgusted? Lmao," someone else commented via Instagram, while another added: "Love how he's about to be making a [expletive] ton of money off of a food item he actually finds disgusting LOL."
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