Snoop Dogg been running the game for decades, and his 2009 live performance in Tromsø, Norway, is just more proof that he got the kind of stage presence you can’t teach. Rolling deep with Tha Snoopadelics, he gave the crowd a night to remember with “Juicy” and the forever-classic “What’s My Name.” The energy was electric, and Snoop had the whole spot vibing from start to finish. Whether he was getting the crowd to chant along or hitting every verse like it was ‘93 again he made it clear why his name still rings bells in hip-hop.
The show was more than just music—it was a full-on experience. Snoop’s flow was as smooth as ever and the live band added an extra layer of flavor to the beats. He didn’t just rap; he controlled the whole vibe. The way he transitioned between songs kept the energy high making sure everybody in the crowd stayed locked in. He wasn’t just there to perform—he was there to celebrate hip-hop and make sure everybody in the building felt like they were part of something special.Snoop Dogg & Tha Snoopadelics “Juicy” $ “What’s
Snoop Dogg & Tha Snoopadelics “Juicy” $ “What’s My Name” – LIVE FROM TROMSO, NORWAY
What really set the night off was how Snoop connected with the people. He wasn’t just spitting bars and moving on—he was talking to the crowd shouting out his band, and making sure everybody felt included. The way he brought the audience into the show made it feel less like a big arena concert and more like a party with the homies. That’s what makes Snoop different—his ability to make every crowd feel like they’re right at home with him.
Fast forward a few years, and Snoop brought that same energy to MTV’s Wild ‘N Out. When it came time for Wildstyle, he stepped up to battle Nick Cannon and the Red Team, and let’s just say—he didn’t come to play. With sharp punchlines and his signature laid-back delivery, Snoop had the whole set cracking up while still reminding folks that he’s got bars for days.
Wild ‘N Out | Snoop Dogg Slays The Red Team | Wildstyle
Even though Wild ‘N Out is all about jokes, Snoop’s freestyle skills were on full display. He didn’t just clap back—he made it look effortless, like he’d been roasting people on the mic his whole life (which, let’s be real, he probably has). His presence made the battle one of the most legendary moments in the show’s history.
From sold-out concerts to freestyle battles, Snoop Dogg proves time and time again why he’s a hip-hop icon. Whether he’s rocking a stage or clowning the competition, he does it with style, confidence and that West Coast flavor. If you’re not already following Snoop, you’re missing out on a legend still at the top of his game.