Snoop Dogg’s European tour hit a snag when customs officials detained him at the border of Norway. No they didn’t find any drugs on him, it seems the rapper had TOO MUCH MONEY in his pocket. (What a nuisance!) If a visitor carries more than $5000 in cash into the country, it has to be declared. Snoop was interrogated for two hours before he was allowed to continue, and he arrived late for an Adidas store signing.
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Unfortunately this, instead of Herman Cain, is a role model to the BLACK race. Doesnt say much for their future.
He was prob going to use the money to buy something pot related
Pocket money. big deal.
Some people REALLY do have too much money!
Those braided pig tails make him look like a little girl; no wonder katy had him in her video.
the dollar is worth “Peanuts” today……
God how I hate when I’m stopped at the border because I have too much pocket money. I wish.
hey Strom … it’s ironic you criticize Snoop … After all, what have you done for anyone else in the last decade ? For all his failings, Snoop creates jobs, entertains millions, donates his time and cash to various local LA causes and keeps California’s 4 th. largest cash crop in business.
Herman Cain ? are you serious…. he’s a buffoon, something in the industry we call stunt casting. Get out of the trailer more often Strom, see the world, oh … and try to grow a brain.
Don’t they need money over there? Just confiscate and everyone will be happy. Win win.
Strom, you appear to always keep your cool under intense criticism. I’m staying neutral……WINNING. 🙁 🙂
Indy is sucking up to Strom. I think love is in the air!!
only jokin!
Team Strom on this one.
Not against his choice of smoke but with the total decline of the BLACK race in USA they need better role models….Barack should have been but it now appears he is a very lightweight….At least Herman Cain was a business success and has the courage to tell BLACKS to stop whining and go to work, not to a rap concert!
I agree Strom….Gangsta Thug culture has damaged young people worldwide for generations to come.