Snoop Dogg participates in the Women’s Preliminary Phase Pool C suit in between Team United States and Team France on day 5 of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at on July 31, 2024 in Paris,France Carl Recine/Getty Images
Snoop Dogg has actually maintained hectic in the middle of the 2024 Olympics in Paris, however he’s still locating time to absorb a little society.
In an amusing Instagram video clip uploaded Friday (Aug 2), the rap artist starts an assisted individually scenic tour via the city’s popular Louvre gallery while nobody else is about. “We’re finna be snooping around,” he informs the cam, going through the vacant halls.
The Doggfather begins by taking a look at the globe’s most popular paint, Leonardo Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa.” “I just found out I was Mona Lisa’s twin brother, Tony Lisa,” he jokes while considering the paint amazed, examining whether the picture’s eyes follow him by observing it from various angles.
Next, Snoop absorbs the “Winged Victory of Samothrace” sculpture, properly thinking which of the work of art’s wings is an initial component of the statuary, and which needed to be changed. “I love this,” he states in shock. “This is beautiful.”
Later, the “Drop It Like It’s Hot” musician blunders a paint of the Roman god Cupid for a lady– that is, till he obtains a more detailed consider the number’s composition. “That ain’t a lady?” he mentions. “Cupid? I knew it was somebody I knew.”
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Snoop has actually remained in the City of Love because the Olympics began July 26, functioning as an analyst for NBC. So much, he’s taken part in the lantern relay, talked to professional athletes and supported on Team United States at different occasions, consisting of the females’s acrobatics certification– a couple of days after which the Simone Biles- led team won gold in the well-rounded.
The artist likewise led gymnast Suni Lee in a round of humorous affirmations prior to examining out his swimming abilities with Olympic champ Michael Phelps in the swimming pool.
Watch Snoop take pleasure in the art at the Louvre listed below.
