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The hip-hop icon worked behind the counter and at the drive-thru on July 25, handing out crispy chicken and copies of his latest album Iz It A Crime? as part of a promotional event with Raising Cane's founder Todd Graves.
Snoop's appearance helped promote the fast food chain's annual chicken-themed holiday, which officially falls on July 27. 'Todd Graves is the man,' Snoop told The Las Vegas Sun. 'He's like family and always shows up for me. I like giving back and I like chicken fingers—I always order, like, seventeen of them—so I wanted to support him and his holiday.'
.@SnoopDogg wanted us to tell you 'Happy National Chicken Finger Day' pic.twitter.com/ruwa37XAeh — Raising Cane's (@raisingcanes) July 27, 2025
The partnership between Snoop and Raising Cane's runs deep. He's previously starred in commercials and made in-store visits, and the brand has invested in Snoop's youth football league, highlighting their shared commitment to community.
Fans were thrilled to see the rap legend slinging box combos, posing for selfies, and interacting with customers who came for food but left with stories and albums.
Graves founded National Chicken Finger Day in 2010 and trademarked it in 2019. To mark the occasion this year, Raising Cane's is offering a bonus chicken finger with every box combo ordered on Sunday.
With Snoop Dogg's star power and love for chicken fingers, the celebration turned into an unforgettable moment for both hip-hop and fast food fans.
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