Snoop Dogg has revealed that a collaboration between him and country singer Zach Bryan is on the way.
The legendary rapper broke the news on the latest episode of the Today Show, where he was asked about his thoughts on country music. Though he never did share how he felt about the genre, what he said suggests he’s cool with country music.
In response to the question, Snoop Dogg announced the collaboration: “Zach [Bryan] sent me a song. I got to put a verse on it.”
Snoop Dogg reveals on TODAY that he will be working with country star Zach Bryan: “Zach sent me a song. I got to put a verse on it.” pic.twitter.com/3b4ORK36MI
— TODAY (@TODAYshow) October 17, 2024
Little else is known about the collaboration, including if it will be a one-off single, or part of a larger project from Bryan. It will mark Bryan’s first time collaborating with a rapper.
Bryan post recently released the album ‘The Great American Bar Scene’, which featured Bruce Springsteen, John Mayer and John Mooreland.
As for Snoop Dogg, he and and Dr. Dre performed ‘The Next Episode’ at the Olympic closing ceremony last month. While there, Dr. Dre spoke more about ‘Missionary’ – the long-awaited sequel to Snoop’s history-making debut album ‘Doggystyle’. The album is expected to be released this November and has a feature from Sting.
Snoop Dogg at the Olympic Games Paris 2024. CREDIT: Carl Recine/Getty Images
Snoop Dogg had a large presence at the 33rd Summer Olympics. He was the final torchbearer and walked down the streets of Saint-Denis to the Stade de France stadium – where the sports events were being held.
The 52-year-old also was seen swimming with esteemed Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps. In a video, the Long Beach rapper compared physiques with the legendary swimmer and then tried to learn the correct pool technique from him.
He became a fan of equestrianism while at the Olympics, attending an Olympic dressage event in matching equestrian gear to celebrate his best friend Martha Stewart’s birthday, despite being “scared of horses”. He also did a dressage-inspired freestyle over the beat to ‘Gin & Juice’ after seeing a clip of Polish rider Sandra Sysojeva and her horse Maxima Bella doing a routine to his seminal 1994 track.
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