The pimpiest of rides? Check out Snoop Dogg's OG car collection!
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Snoop Dogg has always been known as one of the biggest legends in the rap/hip-hop industry. He's an iconic figure who's taken on many projects in his lifetimes, but one of his biggest passions is collecting cars.
Since the 90's, Snoop Dogg has dominated the Billboard Top 100, with hit songs such as: Drop It Like it's Hot, Gin and Juice, and The Next Episode, Snoop has gifted his fans amazing songs that make you vibe'.
You know what else is a vibe? Snoop Dogg's dope car collection.
My oh my! Where to even begin with this!? Snoop Dogg has always been recognized for his outlandish and colourful style, which is directly mirrored in his impressive car collection.
Snoop Dogg's collection is 1960's OG
Original gangster, baby. That's exactly what comes to mind when looking at Snopp Dogg's rides. Let's take a deep dive into his garage, shall we?
Pontiac Parisienne 'Lakers Edition' (1966)
This beauty comes tinged with a degree of sadness. When the late, great Kobe Bryant retired in 2016, Lakers fan Snoop gave him his magnificent Lakers-themed yellow-and-purple Pontiac Parisienne, which has a hood adorned with some of the team's all-time greats.
Cadillac de Ville 'Brown Sugar' (1967)
Speaking of restraint and being low-key, this car is neither. This must be the single most hip-hop item in existence: a metallic brown Caddy with chandeliers over the back seat.
Buick Riviera (1968)
Snoop has two classic Buick Rivieras. This 1968 version is the second generation of the car and is longer, wider and 200lb heavier than the original. It has pink wheels (because why not?).
Cadillac Coupe de Ville (1968)
Another Big Slice creation, among this car's more, ahem, unique qualities are its decals, which depict Snoop, dressed in white and praying beatifically, surrounded by his family, underneath the words «My First Ministry».
All I can say is...Damn Snoop!
Snoop Dogg's collection is timeless...but there's a common theme here. The OG rapper clearly has a thang' for the 1960's, and most cars in his collection reflect that time period.
All-in-all, I rate his collection a solid 10/10. Nicely done!
Source: GQ
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