What part of ‘we don’t want you in our country’ is Snoop Dogg having problems getting through his drug damaged brain?

Snoop, real name, Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr, and his entourage caused mayhem in the British Airways first class lounge at the Heathrow Airport in 2006 which resulted in a fist fight and seven officers being injured. For this he was refused admission to the United Kingdom, indefinitely. After being banned Snoop had to cancel a British Isles tour with Diddy.

However, following an appeal by the 36 year old, the UK government have challenged a court ruling to permit the American rapper from entering the country.
And the UK isn’t the only country that doesn’t want Snoop Dogg polluting its territory. Last year, Australia refused to give him a visa because of his criminal record and the Prime Minister was prompted to commented, “he doesn’t seem the sort of bloke we want in this country.”

Even on the way to the photo shoot for the cover of his new album last March, Snoop was seen porting a chunk of bling around his neck which once again spoke volumes about the ’sort of bloke’ he is.

In 1990 the rapper was convicted of cocaine possession and in 2007 he was sentenced to five years’ probation and 800 hours of community service for gun and drug charges

The United Kingdom has its own low life’s and scum without importing the likes of a talent less, gun totting, violent druggy, so try growing up and taking ‘no’ for an answer!

ABB