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Snoop Dogg says he’d rather be the ‘dumbest’ person in his circle. Here’s why - Face2Face Africa

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Snoop Dogg, the legendary artist, has once again made headlines with his controversial advice and opinions. This time, he discussed what it meant to be the supposedly 'dumbest' person in one's group of friends. The rapper made this comment in a recent Instagram post while recounting an interaction he had with Parrish Smith, one-half of...

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