Media Lied About Snoop Dogg’s LGBTQ Clip

Snoop Dogg Clip Proves Media Lied About His LGBTQ Comments

By: Paul Goldberg, Senior Editor | JRL CHARTS – LGBT Politics

LOS ANGELES — (August 24, 2025) — Hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg is facing major backlash after remarks he made about LGBTQ+ characters in children’s films during a recent podcast appearance.

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During his appearance on the It’s Giving podcast, Snoop casually mentioned feeling “uncomfortable” explaining certain topics to his young grandson while watching Pixar’s Lightyear. He never declared that LGBTQ+ characters are “everywhere” — a line falsely attributed to him by sensational outlets looking to stir outrage.

“What you see is what you see, and they’re putting it everywhere,” Snoop said. “I don’t want to explain that to my grandson.”

And here’s the proof: JRL CHARTS is embedding the full video clip below so readers can watch it themselves. (Viewers can fast forward to the 30:51 mark of the one-hour-plus program for the exact moment in question.)

Instead of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric, what Snoop expressed was a grandparent’s awkwardness at navigating modern family conversations. The spin from certain outlets turned this into a political drama — because drama drives clicks.

Talk about CLICK BAIT.

This is a textbook case of how LGBTQ+ headlines are twisted for viral rage. By taking his words out of context, the media created a controversy that simply didn’t exist.

The LGBTQ community has enough real challenges to face without manufactured drama from outlets desperate for traffic. Fake outrage doesn’t help anyone — it only diverts attention from genuine issues, while driving a few empty clicks to so-called “news sites” with virtually no audience to begin with.

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