Last Updated on 11/13/2022 by てんしょく飯
Great rapper Snoop Dogg showed how he writes his own name in Japanese.
Snoop Dogg tries to sign his name in Japanese
Rapper Snoop Dogg, who appeared at the halftime show of the 2022 NFL summit game Super Bowl with Dr. Dre, Eminem, and others in full force, is not only an artist, but also has a business dealing with the cannabis industry and alcoholic beverages.
Snoop visited Wal-Mart, a major American supermarket, to scout out BroadusFoods, a food company started by Master P. Here, he unexpectedly decided to introduce how he writes his name in Japanese.
It was while someone who appeared to be a visitor from Japan was signing Snoop’s cookbook, “Snoop Dogg’s Cooking Class: 60 Platinum Superlative Recipes from Boss Dogg’s Kitchen”. Snoop asked the person, “Please show me how to write my name in Japanese,” and when the person wrote “Snoop Dogg” on a piece of paper, Snoop looked at it and tried signing in Japanese. Snoop tried signing in katakana with sound effects, which is quite rare to see.
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Then, perhaps liking the katakana version of his name, Snoop took to his Instagram to share his name written in Japanese with his fans around the world with the caption, “Snoop Dogg in Japanese.
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It has become a tradition to ask visiting celebrities to sign their names in katakana, and a number of artists, including Avril Lavigne, Rita Ora, Dav Cameron, Liam Payne, and Katy Perry, have taken up the challenge so far, and everyone was very excited to try.
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