ABOVE: SNOOP DOGG WITH HIS SON, CORDE.

New Again: Snoop Dogg

By Emma Brown and Adam Sandler

April 10, 2012

It must be difficult to think of new and exciting career ventures when you are Snoop Dogg. Already a rapper, actor, producer, philanthropist, Little League football coach, porn film director (Snoop Scorsese), clothing designer, candy maker, author; what else is left? The ever-inventive Snoop has found a new money-making, marijuna-motivated, creative outlet—publishing a book of his lyrics made entirely of rolling papers from Snoop’s new rolling paper line, “Kingsize Slim Rolling Papers” and hemp, with a match strip on the spine entitled Rolling Words: A Smokable Songbook. We suppose there’s no better way to re-use, recycle and reduce than by smoking some Snoop Dogg lyrics post-bedtime read.

 

Snoop Dogg and his son, Corde, in the November 2002 issue of Interview.

Life Lessons from Snoop Dogg

By Interview

April 20, 2021

Welcome to Life Lessons. This week, in honor of 4/20, we revisit some highlights from our November 2002 interview with Snoop Dogg, as told to Adam Sandler. Sit down, roll a joint—you just might learn a thing or two. 

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“I got three kids. Two boys and a girl. You’ve got to instill the same values [in your kids] that were put in you, but not be so disciplinary—I feel like my conversation means more to them than actually whacking them.”