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DL Hugely Disses Snoop Dogg For Not Taking Accountability For Trump Concert
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Feb 10, 2025
DL Hugely has been a vocal supporter of the Democratic Party and Kamala Harris. Recently, Snoop Dogg, the revered hip-hop representative, recently performed at an inauguration concert, called the crypto ball the performance which included Nelly, Rick Ross, and Soulja Boy was highly controversial.
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what's up so of course Snoop has
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responded to the backlash he received
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for performing uh for a trump event uh
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one of the things he pointed out was
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that we always stick together we're good
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at tearing each other apart which is
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pretty constant is pretty consistent
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when somebody gets into in trouble uh
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you know takes backlash from the
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community it's always a communal thing
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it isn't any action they took it is the
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fact that we can't stay together that we
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can't stick together that is us always
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attacking us but that flies in the face
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of the reality of what's happening right
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now it is not us who are tearing down
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affirmative action it is not us who is
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tearing down Dei it is not us who are
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tearing families apart it is not us who
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have decided that affirmative action and
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and rollbacks that have been that had
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president for 50 60 years are gone it is
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not us that is doing that it is the man
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you decided to perform for it is not us
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who who ridiculed you it was Elon Musk
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who showed your your clip from 2017 and
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another from 2025 and said the shift is
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real it wasn't us that did that it is I
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think most people are disappointed uh
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because they saw you a specific way and
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you have a right to to to kind of
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interpret and do whatever artistically
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you want to no one's been grudging you
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that but why the attack on the community
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because they disagree with something you
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did you performed for a guy they knew
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would do what he's doing but it's us
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that have a problem it's us that are
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wrong it is us that can't stick together
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92%
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of black women voted against this man
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86% of black men voted for him almost
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90% of black people in general voted
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against him we stuck together we decided
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that this was a man who was bad for our
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community we stuck together we didn't
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try to tear each other apart we tried to
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protect each other and the Very man
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who's who we who knew would do the very
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things he's doing you decided to
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entertain it isn't anger or hate it is
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it is honestly people being
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disappointed but why is the most common
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refrain whenever somebody gets to a
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situation like that you tell us we can't
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stick together we've shown you we have
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we shown you we did we voted in more
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specific numbers than any other
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demographic in the nation we did stick
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together and if you're so angry about
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the backlash you're getting you need to
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talk to the 2017 version of you the 2017
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that was that was said that you would
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ride out anybody that perform for him
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anybody and you you you you use very
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colorful language so it isn't us that
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you have a problem with it is
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you the 2025 version of you is at OD
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with the 2 2017 version of you so it
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ain't the US that got to get it together
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it's you you need to have a conversation
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with the man in the mirror what is so
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different about the 2017 troop uh Snoop
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and the 20202 soup it ain't us we ain't
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in it this is an inner turmoil you don't
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need to look at the community look in
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the mirror that's a little note from the
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GD session got Jazz report coming up in
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15 minutes it's the doce
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