Snoop Dogg laughs off Chris Rock’s claim that he is the ‘Morgan Freeman of hip hop’

Snoop Dogg insists there is no break with Chris Rock after the controversial comedian downplayed his numerous endorsements during a Netflix stand-up show.

The rapper’s diverse approach to endorsement includes an unlikely collaboration with Martha Stewart on a variety of cookbooks, while cartoons, reality shows and custom marijuana strains have enriched his coffers to the tune of $150 million. and have earned it the affection of a wider audience.

Most recently, she surprised British viewers by starring in an ad campaign for food delivery service Just Eats. Her catchy jingle proved so popular that she even appeared on her setlist at London’s O2 Arena on Tuesday night.

But Snoop’s incredible marketing power resulted in Rock’s uncharitable comparisons to veteran actor Morgan Freeman, whose eclectic portfolio includes ads for Turkish Airlines, Mountain Dew and the Professional Golf Association, during his recent comedy special Selective Outrage.

Speaking to MailOnline while launching his latest venture, a collaboration with online crypto casino Roobet, the 51-year-old rapper insisted there were no hard feelings.

Jokes: Snoop’s incredible marketing power resulted in Rock’s uncharitable comparisons to veteran actor Morgan Freeman during his recent Selective Outrage special.

“Chris Rock is my friend,” he insisted. “I was basically saying, how did I go from America’s Most Wanted to America’s Most Lovable?

‘It’s about transformation, growth, development and being willing to embrace change.’

While brands are willing to pay life-changing sums for the rapper’s services (his Just Eats deal alone is said to be worth $5 million), not every endorsement opportunity gets the coveted green light.

“I say not much,” he said. ‘I don’t want to criticize anyone and say I said no to this or that person, but there are one or two people where it’s not about the money and more about the membership.

If I feel like your family and believe what you believe, that’s fine. You stand behind your brand, but there are some things in life that don’t mix with me and I can’t promote everything, so sometimes I have to say no.’

Lucrative: Snoop’s numerous endorsements include a promotional campaign for food delivery service Just Eats, said to be worth $5 million.

Get Involved: The rapper is now focused on a new collaboration with online crypto casino Roobet and the launch of his first offering, Hot Box, his take on his fan-favorite game Crash.

The rapper is now focused on a new collaboration with online crypto casino Roobet and the release of his first offering, Hot Box, his take on his fan-favorite game Crash.

“We had a mutual interest in giving back, to help certain people who couldn’t touch as much money as we did, to have the opportunity to do so,” he told MailOnline of his involvement. ‘They are willing to give back to charities and deal with certain things.

‘That appealed to me more than working for an organization to make money for me. I was overwhelmed when they introduced that, first of all.

He added: ‘I am the missing piece of the puzzle. The things they do with me will be avant-garde. They’ve already been doing a great job without me, so imagine them with me.

They have no one like me. It’s a unique relationship: I don’t have any competitor in my lane.

While Crash urges players to collect before a rocket crashes to earth, Hot Box challenges players to ‘smoke’ Snoop Dogg himself and urges players to collect before they inevitably fail.

“It’s very up close and personal,” he said. ‘It has music, it has my voice there. I will give you a part of me without taking a part of me out of there. But actually being a part of the development of the game, from start to finish.’

Lead Man: Snoop spoke to MailOnline while celebrating his new collaboration with Roobet in Berlin on Wednesday night.