Snoop Dogg has marijuana connections around the world – except in the Koreas

Snoop Dogg participated in the Jimmy Kimmel Live! and confirmed once and for all that he knows the largest number of drug traffickers on the planet, according to information from Rolling Stone USA. The presenter asked the legendary rapper about when Mike Epps enlisted him to help him find marijuana in Iceland. Then, the singer confirmed how he knows someone who knows someone in almost every country.

“Well, last time I checked, I was the plug to your plug. I’m the connection. It’s good to have friends who are international and global and able to medicate you and dedicate you no matter where you are,” he stated Snoop.

Then, Jimmy Kimmel read a list of countries that Snoop visited and asked him to recognize if he had a contact in each of them. The rapper responded affirmatively to all of them, including Mexico and Ireland, except North Korea. “Oh no. I have no one there,” he said. It turns out, however, that the artist confused North Korea with South Korea, even though he also didn’t have “access” to weed in the south.

Elsewhere on the talk show, Snoop Dogg discussed the 30th anniversary of Doggystyle (1993), debut album, and the cookbook with E-40. Furthermore, the singer also celebrated his birthday, October 20th, which happens six months after 4/20. Kimmel declared the day a holiday dubbed “Doggfather’s Day” with a full proclamation and then aired several (fake) tribute clips, including from Pope Francis and the president Joe Biden.