Game Recognize Game: Snoop and Tiger Switch Roles For A Day
In a reversal of identities for one day, Snoop Dogg hits the links, while Tiger Woods records two tracks at Snoop's studio. The two new friends, who are both at the top of their respective games thought it would be fun to switch lives for a day and watch people's reactions.
With a squeaky clean reputation, Woods expressed fear that he wouldn't be taken seriously stepping into the rap game.
"Beeyatches had better recognize my game, and I don't mean golf," said Woods, fully pimped out in clothing from Snoop's closet. "If I can get good grades in English Literature, then I can certainly flow about some African Americans and whores on a musical track."
Snoop, one of rap music's hard core icons, also expressed fear of entering an arena people would never expect him to embrace. "I really hope don't nobody clown me if my swing ain't on point like my rhymes," said Snoop. "Tiger already showed fools that a nigga can hit the link properly, so all Snoop gotta do is be consistent in the game."
In a photo opportunity on the day of the exchange, Snoop appeared in role-clashing argyle sweater and a Taylor branded golf hat, carrying his own golf set. "I don't need no caddy, unless it's a white broad," said Snoop. "The brothers can kick it on the golf cart and just chill with me in between me hittin' the ball." In terms of his golf gear, Snoop had no hesitation in switching his look. "If a nigga is fly, then he's fly in whatever gear he's representin', you feel me?"
Woods expressed the same comfort level in his divergent attire. "All I know is that Snoop is my friend," said Woods. "He would never let me look too silly. Plus, people don't really know that I have always wanted to say the word 'bitch' in public, so people will stop thinking I'm some kind of nerd. When they hear my new tracks, I think people will be surprised." The recordings by Woods will be placed on Snoop's upcoming album, with the proceeds going to an as yet unnamed charity.
With a squeaky clean reputation, Woods expressed fear that he wouldn't be taken seriously stepping into the rap game.
"Beeyatches had better recognize my game, and I don't mean golf," said Woods, fully pimped out in clothing from Snoop's closet. "If I can get good grades in English Literature, then I can certainly flow about some African Americans and whores on a musical track."
Snoop, one of rap music's hard core icons, also expressed fear of entering an arena people would never expect him to embrace. "I really hope don't nobody clown me if my swing ain't on point like my rhymes," said Snoop. "Tiger already showed fools that a nigga can hit the link properly, so all Snoop gotta do is be consistent in the game."
In a photo opportunity on the day of the exchange, Snoop appeared in role-clashing argyle sweater and a Taylor branded golf hat, carrying his own golf set. "I don't need no caddy, unless it's a white broad," said Snoop. "The brothers can kick it on the golf cart and just chill with me in between me hittin' the ball." In terms of his golf gear, Snoop had no hesitation in switching his look. "If a nigga is fly, then he's fly in whatever gear he's representin', you feel me?"
Woods expressed the same comfort level in his divergent attire. "All I know is that Snoop is my friend," said Woods. "He would never let me look too silly. Plus, people don't really know that I have always wanted to say the word 'bitch' in public, so people will stop thinking I'm some kind of nerd. When they hear my new tracks, I think people will be surprised." The recordings by Woods will be placed on Snoop's upcoming album, with the proceeds going to an as yet unnamed charity.
