Watch This: Snoop Dogg Misses a Cannabis Question on ‘Family Feud’
It’s easy to assume that Snoop Dogg’s knowledge of all things cannabis is infallible, but even the Doggfather himself can have an off day, especially when he’s trying to be quick on the draw during a game show. This summer, the rich and famous are pitted against each other on Celebrity Family Feud, hosted by comedian (and crusher of Miss Universe dreams) Steve Harvey. Snoop Dogg and his family appeared on an episode that appropriately aired on Oil Day, facing off against boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard and Leonard’s family.
When Snoop and Leonard squared off at the podium, the question Steve Harvey read seemed written especially for the d-o-double-g:
“Name something Grandma might do if she caught Grandpa smoking marijuana.”
Indeed, Snoop rang in immediately, causing Steve Harvey to poke fun at Leonard’s historically fast boxer hands getting beat by a perpetually stoned musician. But alas, Snoop’s casual response of “Put hands on ’em” was only the fourth most popular response out of six possible answers, opening the door for Leonard to best the rap legend.
Despite his misstep, Snoop and his family managed to advance to the Fast Money round, where he competed second and gave a perplexing response to “Fill in the blank: Pie in the ______” with “horse.” Steve Harvey pounced on that blunder, joking, “Folks, when your brain cells have suffered a little bit, you’re gonna have moments like this.”
Unsurprisingly, “horse” yielded zero points, but Snoop managed to squeak out a win, anyway. Between Family Feuds and Lip Sync Battles, the Doggfather is racking up quite a win streak lately.
Rebecca is the Content Director at Leafly, where she oversees Leafly News production and other content projects.
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