Now, the hip-hop icon has confirmed he’s working on a new kids’ track titled ‘Love Is Love’.
Snoop has collaborated with GLAAD [Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation] to champion LGBTQ+ representation for its annual Spirit Day, following the backlash he faced over remarks about two women kissing in Lightyear.
In a discussion shared to his YouTube channel yesterday, the ‘Drop It Like It’s Hot’ rapper sat down with Jeremy Beloate – an openly queer artist and former contestant on The Voice who recently signed to Snoop’s Death Row Records.
Snoop Dogg sits down with Jeremy Beloate to talke about his new kids’ track (YouTube/SnoopDoggTV)
Snoop Dogg sits down with Jeremy Beloate to talke about his new kids’ track (YouTube/SnoopDoggTV)
“It’s a beautiful thing that kids can have parents of all walks [of life], and be able to be shown love, and be able to be taught what love is,” the Californian explained, speaking about his new campaign.
He went on to note how ‘hate is taught and so is love’, before stressing the importance of celebrating love, ‘whether it’s two fathers, two mothers, whatever it is, love is the key’.
Snoop continued: “I think these kids are being loved by these great parents [who] are showing them an example of what family is. So, I wanna give a shoutout to all of the parents out there for doing such a great job with these kids.”
The rapper, who has seven grandkids, said he wants to use his platform to make a difference.
« I have the opportunity to teach these kids through my music, » he added.
