Price is Right fans think a previous episode featuring Snoop Dogg was fixed after a resurfaced clip went viral.
Snoop Dogg appeared on the show during Celebrity Week in an episode that first aired in 2012.
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The NBC game show revisited Snoop’s appearance with a montage shared on Instagram titled, “That Time Snoop Dogg Helped Everyone Win on Price is Right.”
The video, which has over 1.4 million likes at the time of writing, is captioned: “Music legend [green tick emoji]. Sports Correspondent Legend [green tick emoji]. The price is right, legend [green tick emoji].
“Is there anything he *can’t* do?”
The accompanying clip is a compilation of Snoop Dogg giving friendly advice to contestants as they try their luck at games like Plinko, Push Over, Range Game and One Wrong Price.
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Each time, the player ends up winning the round due to the rapper’s insight, leading fans to question whether the show was “rigged”.
“He secretly knew all the answers,” one person theorized in the comments section.
“Snoop watched a lot of prices, right haha”, another person tried to explain the coincidences.
“He’s watched this show so much that he knows EXACTLY how to play these games. [laughing emoji],” read a third comment.
Others suggested that “America’s favorite uncle” is simply a “good luck charm” for the contestants, with one person writing: “You guys need to invite him back.
“I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m going to like anything Snoop is in. [laughing emoji]”, declared another viewer.
A more critical comment from a fan read: “lol the Price is Right is rigged…it’s about ratings.”
“There’s no way the right priced computer could cost $3,900,” another person noted, alluding to a One Wrong Price game being fixed. “Absolutely no chance.”
Snoop Dogg helped contestant Dana accurately predict that the computer was mislabeled at $2,380 during the game.
Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., is currently in the spotlight at the 2024 Paris Olympics after being named NBC’s special correspondent for the global sporting event.
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Since arriving in the French capital, the Grammy winner’s appearances at the Olympics have left fans amazed.
He was spotted taking swimming lessons with Michael Phelps, who told the music icon that “lung power” was the secret to his success.
The Young, Wild, & Free singer couldn’t resist mentioning his smoking habits, with Snoop Dogg responding, “You just described me. You said wingspan, lung strength — I definitely have great lung strength.”
Since the start of the Olympics, Snoop Dogg has danced with Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles, loudly cheered on the United States women’s beach volleyball team and rapped commentary at a badminton match.
Following his appearance at the beach volleyball match on July 31, fans called out a “Snoop Dogg cam” to document all of his reactions and antics.
“We need a Snoop Dogg stream on Peacock. I love watching him cheer at beach volleyball,” wrote one person on X.
“Snoop Dogg is having the BEST time at the Olympics,” said another fan.
“Hilarious to see Snoop Dogg, can’t take my eyes off him,” wrote a third fan.
“It’s fun to see Snoop Dogg having fun,” said a fourth fan.
Snoop Dogg will take the stage during the Olympics closing ceremony on Sunday, August 11, joining artists including Billie Eilish, Tom Cruise and Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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