Snoop Dogg probably never has a bad day, let alone a poor week, but August has been off to a great start for him so far. The California rap star stated over the weekend that his latest hit, “Bad Decisions,” is soon released as a breakfast cereal. He has already debuted at number six on Billboard’s list of Hot Trending Songs. Here you will read about if Snoop Dogg is releasing his cereal instead of making songs now; it is kind of interesting to know, so let’s start reading to learn more:
Snoop, as Calvin Broadus, is putting out a cereal called Snoop Loopz, filled with colorful marshmallows. His Broadus Foods label produces The Loopz, whose mascot is a cartoon dog managed by Percy “Master P” Miller.
Master P tweeted on Saturday, “MORE Corn, MORE Flavor & MORE Marshmallows that’s what differentiates us from the Rest.” SnoopLoopz is the next best thing to Fruit Loops, so if you like those, you’ll enjoy these.
The Snoop Loopz website, as of this writing, does not specify when they will be available in stores or which retailers may stock their shelves with Loopz, but both Snoop Dogg and Master P have teased the impending debut of the Loopz.
In addition to being a “family-owned food product company,” Broadus Foods is also “a movement to making a difference in the lives of families and communities” by contributing to organizations like Door of Hope in Pasadena, California to the firm’s website.
“Broadus Foods Founder Calvin Broadus and CEO Percy Miller are determined to inspire economic empowerment by adding diversity into the grocery stores business and generating possibilities for minority-owned food items and brands,” the website states.
For the world-famous Mama Snoop morning dishes, which include cereal, oatmeal, grits, pancake mix, and syrup, “the culture has anointed the two immortal legends, ‘Kings of Breakfast Foods.’
As of this writing, neither Snoop Dogg nor Master P has offered any information beyond the impending arrival of the Loopz; the Snoop Loopz website does not clarify when they will be available in stores or which retailers might stock their shelves with Loopz.
According to the company’s website, “Broadus Foods Founder Calvin Broadus and CEO Percy Miller are committed to inspiring economic empowerment by adding diversity into the grocery stores business and generating possibilities for minority-owned food goods and brands.”
For the world-famous Mama Snoop morning dishes, which include cereal, oatmeal, grits, pancake mix, and syrup, “the culture has anointed the two immortal legends, ‘Kings of Breakfast Foods.’
Despite the lack of information, Snoop Loopz is not the first time either entrepreneur has dabbled in the food and drink industry. Snoop has filed a trademark for “Snoop Doggs,” which could be the name of an upcoming line of sausages or hot dogs; he has previously collaborated with Dunkin Donuts on the plant-based Beyond D-O-Double-G breakfast sandwich; he has released a strawberry-infused gin called Indoggo Gin; he has his own wine; and so on.
Meanwhile, Master P has just released LA Great Snow Cones and is a co-founder of the Rap Snacks brand (for which he recruited Snoop Dogg as a brand ambassador). Master P has hinted at releasing his brand of rice, pancake mix, and other baked goods.
If Snoop Dogg is smart, he’ll tell us where and how to buy a box of Snoop Loopz. He’ll probably have a dozen more of his wares available to consumers by then.
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