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Black America Web
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
Snoop Dogg & Raising Cane's Hook It Up With A FREE Chicken Finger For ALL On July 27
Snoop Dogg is coming through for fans on National Chicken Finger Day. Source: Raising Cane's Raising Cane's is turning up the flavor for National Chicken Finger Day on July 27, and they've tapped none other than music legend and self-proclaimed chicken finger fanatic Snoop Dogg to help deliver the goods. For one day only, Raising Cane's reports that every Box Combo purchased will come with a free extra Chicken Finger. No code, no coupon, and no catch. Just more of what fans love: that ONE LOVE of hand-battered, cooked-to-order Chicken Fingers. And yes, there's no limit. Order more Box Combos, get more free Chicken Fingers. It's a one-day-only offer to mark the chicken holiday Raising Cane's first cooked up back in 2010, now officially trademarked and bigger than ever in 2025. To celebrate the affair, Snoop Dogg is putting a festive spin on this summer giveaway in a Christmas-in-July-themed ad campaign rolling out nationwide. Trading in his sleigh bells for basslines, Snoop rolls through in a Cadillac sleigh, swapping 'ho ho ho' for his signature 'yo yo yo' as he spreads crispy cheer. The campaign will also feature Snoop on billboards and in-restaurant signage, bringing his laid-back swagger and longtime support of the brand to this crispy celebration. Fans might remember his past Cane's collaborations—from Drive-Thru cameos in Arkansas to co-starring with Raising Cane's founder Todd Graves on Restaurant Recovery and Secret Sauce. Snoop's latest album, 'Iz It a Crime?', is streaming now, serving up the perfect soundtrack to a Chicken Finger-filled joyride through the Cane's Drive-Thru. In addition to free chicken fingers for all, select lucky Caniac Club members will also score a surprise limited-edition collectible necklace featuring a golden Chicken Finger charm. It's not for sale and can't be ordered, it's just a special reward for the brand's most loyal fans. Offer valid at participating restaurants only on July 27, 2025. One free Chicken Finger added per Box Combo purchased; no coupon needed. The post Snoop Dogg & Raising Cane's Hook It Up With A FREE Chicken Finger For ALL On July 27 appeared first on Bossip. SEE ALSO Snoop Dogg & Raising Cane's Hook It Up With A FREE Chicken Finger For ALL On July 27 was originally published on
New York Post
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Snoop Dogg reveals surprise new LP was inspired by Trump inauguration backlash: ‘Playin' with my reputation'
Snoop Dogg is barking back at the haters. The beloved rapper faced backlash after he performed at the Crypto Ball during President Trump's inauguration in January. But the 'Drop It Like It's Hot' MC turned the controversy into creativity, inspiring his surprise new LP 'Iz It a Crime?' that drops on Thursday. Advertisement 5 'I felt like there was a lot of unanswered questions over the past six months,' said Snoop Dogg about his surprise new album 'Iz It a Crime?' that was previewed at Manhattan's Prive House. Chuck Robinson 5 President Trump and Snoop attended the Comedy Central Roast of Donald Trump in 2011. FilmMagic 'That's why I made this album,' Snoop, 53, told the crowd at an intimate private event at Prive House in Manhattan on Wednesday, where he previewed his new album and short film. Advertisement He then spit some lyrics in response to those who have been blasting him and questioning his credibility: 'Too many n—-s playin' with my reputation/Step on my turf, you need an invitation.' Snoop said that the album's title, 'Iz It a Crime?' was inspired by what he was going through as he lost fans, including over 500,000 Instagram followers. 'I felt like there was a lot of unanswered questions over the past six months,' he said. 'And I just wanted to answer them through my music. 'It's therapy for me to be able to express myself [through] my art,' he added of the LP, which features collaborations with Wiz Khalifa, Pharrell and Sexyy Red. 'Therapeutically, I was able to get off some answers that may have people trying to figure out where I'm going from here.' Advertisement 5 'I don't just make music to make music,' said Snoop Dogg at Prive House. 'I do it when I feel it's necessary.' hijo shot it On Thursday morning, Snoop again addressed the Trump inauguration backlash when he appeared on 'The Breakfast Club' radio show. 'I don't represent the Republican Party. I don't represent the Democratic Party. I represent the gangster party. Period,' he said, adding that the 30-minute DJ set booking wasn't an endorsement of Trump but rather a deal made with longtime business partner — and crypto czar — David Sacks. 'It was a crypto play meant to bring resources back to the hood,' Snoop said. 'That was the mission.' Advertisement Although he has been busy with everything from acting as a special commentator at the Summer Olympics last year to serving as a coach on 'The Voice,' Snoop is still passionate about making music. 5 Snoop Dogg met up with Busta Rhymes at Prive House for the private preview of Snoop's new album and short film. Chuck Robinson He released his album 'Missionary' in December, then followed that with a gospel LP, 'Altar Call,' which dropped just a few weeks ago. 'That came out for my mother's birthday, in the spirit of my mother,' Snoop spoke about his mom, Beverly Tate, who passed away in 2021, to the Prive House audience. 'When she transitioned, her spirit became my spirit. So this is what she spread, the word. 'And doing life and things in her name and her spirit, I chose that opportunity to do that … It was good for the heart, it was good for the spirit.' 5 Snoop Dogg was interviewed by Brian ' Miller at the NYC private preview of the rapper's new album and short film. Chuck Robinson Snoop also bought Death Row Records — the label that launched him to stardom with 1993's 'Doggystyle' — in 2022. But he no longer wants the label to be associated with 'negative characteristics' such as gang violence. Advertisement And while he will be supporting other artists signed to his roster, Snoop is still very much inspired to make his own music, with three albums released in the span of five months. 'I'm to the point in my career now where … I don't just make music to make music,' he said. 'I do it when I feel it's necessary, when I feel like it's a void missing with my sound, my voice.'
