Snoop Dogg Competes in US Olympic Trials and Offers Unique Commentary for NBC

Snoop Dogg’s unexpected foray into track and field at the US Olympic trials has certainly turned heads. The iconic rapper and entertainer, known for his laid-back demeanor and smooth rhymes, showed off his athletic prowess in a 200-meter exhibition race against some formidable competition.

Despite finishing last in the race, Snoop Dogg managed to complete the distance in a respectable 34.44 seconds, showcasing his speed and determination. The 52-year-old star was proud of his performance, jokingly remarking, “Ain’t bad for a 52-year-old,” as he posed with his time.

But Snoop’s Olympic journey doesn’t end there. The multi-talented artist is set to travel to Paris as a Special Correspondent for NBC’s coverage of the upcoming Olympic Games. His unique perspective and colorful commentary are sure to add an entertaining twist to the broadcast, as he offers his insights on the various events and athletes.

During the trials, Snoop provided his signature commentary on the men’s 3000m steeplechase, marveling at the athletes’ skills and techniques. His infectious enthusiasm and humor were well-received by viewers, with NBC highlighting his commentary as “ELECTRIC” and “the content we never knew we needed.”

As the US trials continue and athletes like Sha’Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles secure their spots for the Games, Snoop Dogg remains grateful for the experience. In a post on his social media account, he expressed his respect for the world-class athletes and hinted at his excitement for the upcoming Games in Paris.

With his infectious energy and larger-than-life personality, Snoop Dogg has certainly made a splash in the world of track and field. Fans can look forward to seeing more of his antics and insights as he takes on his new role as an Olympic correspondent.