Snoop Dogg faced backlash after performing at the Crypto Ball, an event linked to Donald Trump’s inauguration. According to The New York Post, the rapper, who has over 88 million followers on Instagram,

D.L. Hughley was not impressed by Snoop Dogg's recent response to the backlash over his performance at a Trump inauguration event.

Snoop’s not the only musician who has had to address their decision to appear at one of Trump’s inauguration events. Nelly, Jewel and the Village People have all spoken out amid strong backlash for their performances that weekend.

While the rapper did not mention the Crypto Ball directly, thousands of comments on his video took the statement as a response to the controversial inauguration performance. The responses pointed out Snoop's prior contradictory views on Trump — specifically his view on musicians who performed at his last inauguration.

The rapper has faced criticism over his decision to perform at an event celebrating the president's second term.

Rapper Snoop Dogg has responded to haters after fierce backlash over his performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration ball. “For all the hate, I’m going to answer with love,” Snoop said in a recent Instagram video,

During the Super Bowl, Snoop Dogg joined football icon Tom Brady in an unexpected commercial aimed at promoting the anti-hate initiative, No Reason to Hate. Backed by billionaire Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots,

Snoop Dogg has been criticised on social media for starring in an anti-hate commercial alongside Tom Brady - after performing for one of President Trump's inauguration events