What’s in Snoop Dogg’s Olympic Tote Bag? Skittles, Red Wine, and an Xbox Controller

Vogue

What’s in Snoop Dogg’s Olympic Tote Bag? Skittles, Red Wine, and an Xbox Controller Director: Nikki Petersen Director Of Photography: Fyras Slaiman Editor: Tajah Smith Camera Operator: Katia Hamnane Gaffer: Sylvain Gabayet Audio: Kevin Gomes Dos Santos Production Coordinator: Ava Kashar Production Manager: Natasha Soto-Albors Line Producer: Romeeka Powell Senior Director, Production Management: Jessica Schier Assistant Editor: Fynn Lithgow Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter Supervising Editor: Erica DeLeo Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch Associate Director, Post Production: Nicholas Ascanio Associate Talent Manager: Phoebe Feinberg Director, Content Production: Rahel Gebreyes Senior Director, Programming: Linda Gittleson VP, Video Programming: Thespena Guatieri

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00:00What would I take to a desert island?

00:01First of all, I'm going to bring a whole lot of water

00:03and a knife so I can cut some cactus trees

00:05and get some natural water.

00:06I have to have some trees to protect me from the sunlight,

00:09to have shade.

00:11Some shade trees.

00:13But these shade trees are different, though.

00:16You know what I'm talking about?

00:18Got you.

00:21What up, Vogue?

00:22It's Big Snoop D-O-double-G.

00:24We're about to get off into what's in my bag.

00:26I'm in Paris doing color commentary for the Olympics,

00:29also hanging out, having a good time,

00:31and bringing a little bit of Snoop Dogg flavor to Paris.

00:35I love bags. Backpack, handbag, tote bags.

00:37I'm not going to call it a man purse because it ain't.

00:39I think I got less than 1,000, more than 500.

00:44Because I always collect bags, too.

00:46And then, like, I went to the Olympic

00:48training facility yesterday,

00:50and I left with a couple of bags.

00:51Like, I'm a man.

00:53And I left with a couple of bags.

00:55Like, I'm going to leave here with a couple of bags.

00:58This shit heavy.

01:02Cali Red 19 crimes, Snoop Dogg edition.

01:05Never leave home without it.

01:06You never know when you want a glass of wine

01:09to recline, to relax.

01:11Paris is a town that really appreciates wine,

01:14so why not have my own wine to bring

01:15and make everything fine?

01:19Wrapped snacks, Snoop Dogg.

01:20These are chips that you can eat whenever you just,

01:22you know, want a little snack, a little something

01:24to bite on. These is cool.

01:25See, y'all ain't got these flavors over here,

01:27so I had to make sure I brought my own flavors with me.

01:29Oh.

01:32Always got to have some gin and juice.

01:34Get your parents' permission.

01:36I mean, what's understood don't need to be explained.

01:38Oh, this is nice.

01:41This is some smell good, and it's from Paris.

01:44Parfum de Marley, so I can smell good, you know?

01:48I don't speak French, but I read French.

01:50And this right here is some great unisex

01:53French cologne-slash-perfume.

01:56Give me your arm.

01:59I knew you would.

02:02Me and Paris have had a relationship since the early 90s.

02:05They've always been good to me.

02:07They treated me with love and respect, appreciated my music.

02:09I've always came out here and stood behind what was real.

02:13I supported the people, whatever the cause was.

02:15You know, certain things in the world are meant to be.

02:18Snoop Dogg and Paris, France have always been meant to be.

02:22Okay, let's make it make sense.

02:24See, this right here, this is my Xbox controller.

02:28While I'm on the road, I've been playing a whole lot of NCAA 25,

02:32and I'll be playing a whole lot of Madden 25.

02:35But this right here, never leave home without this.

02:38This is more important than breathing.

02:40This is more important than water.

02:43This is life.

02:45I don't want to say I'm too good,

02:46but bring somebody over here that want to play.

02:49I can show you better than I can tell you,

02:49because you know what?

02:50I'm like EA Sports.

02:52I'm in the game.

02:53What else I got in here?

02:55Oh, this, y'all gonna like this.

02:56My favorite European snack.

02:59You would never guess it.

03:01A Biscoff.

03:03This motherfucker right here is bomb.

03:05I go to the airport, and I steal about 50 of them,

03:09and I make them bring me more.

03:11Whatever this flavor is, y'all got this down to a science.

03:16Biscoff.

03:18I never come to Europe without getting these.

03:23I get the munchies, baby.

03:26It's the thing in my bag that keeps me

03:28always wanting snacks.

03:30It's the munchie getter, but I'm not gonna show you that.

03:33I'm gonna show you some more snacks.

03:36Skittles.

03:37It don't matter what side it's on.

03:39I'm gonna eat them regardless.

03:40And I'm really watching my cholesterol right now.

03:42I got some things to do out here in these Olympics.

03:44I'm trying to get a world record of my own

03:47in certain events.

03:48I'll be in the Olympics for basketball.

03:50I'll be playing one-on-one.

03:51I'll be in the Olympics for the 200 meters

03:53and for the 25 meter freestyle swimming event.

03:57Oh, I train probably once a year,

03:59but the thing is, my training is exceptional

04:02because I'm one of those athletes

04:03that is born to be wild.

04:06I was trained to go.

04:07You can't have all that without having

04:13some of this right here.

04:14This is for you.

04:19Euros.

04:20Euros.

04:22Euros.

04:23Euros.

04:25Euros.

04:26Do you know where they're selling happiness?

04:27I'd love to buy some.

04:29I mean, everything I do is fun and crazy and unexpected.

04:33You should hang out with us.

04:34It's never a dull moment.

04:35We always got so much excitement going on.

04:40I'm like the clown on stage

04:41that just keeps pulling stuff out of his head, huh?

04:44Watch this, the old iPad.

04:47So I can be on the road and be mobile and watch fights.

04:52I can be updated on what's going on in America,

04:54what's going on around the world,

04:56the world trade, the trickle-down theory.

04:58I love to watch good sports from the areas that I'm in.

05:02So whatever country that I'm in,

05:04I tend to want to watch that sport

05:05so I can get in tune with what's going on.

05:07I love the French international soccer team.

05:11I love watching them whenever they're in the World Cup,

05:13whenever they have exhibition games.

05:15Y'all have some good players, good players.

05:17That's when I used to come out here a lot.

05:18Those guys would show up to some of the concerts

05:21and we was big fans of theirs.

05:22When I'm traveling, I love to listen to a lot of good

05:25old school R&B music, music from an era

05:29that they expressed love and they expressed emotions

05:32and heartfelt songs, great instrumentation, musicianship.

05:37Makes me feel like I'm actually inside of a movie scene.

05:41Okay, I got this too.

05:42I gotta have my jewelry piece with me.

05:44This right here is the goat.

05:46Get a close-up of that.

05:47See, that's the goat, greatest of all time.

05:50Take the goat everywhere I go,

05:51just to remind me of who I am.

05:56Well, I wanted to design something that was different

05:58than everybody else's idea of what jewelry should look like.

06:01And this goat is what I proclaim myself to be,

06:04the greatest of all time.

06:05So I wanted to make a goat that had great symbolization

06:08up under his neck, gold horns with a blue diamond

06:13in the middle of his head,

06:14and then put that gold beard on him.

06:16He looks the part and he plays the part.

06:18That's the goat.

06:18It's all about the outfit.

06:20The bag and the outfit has to coordinate.

06:22Everything has to go together.

06:23One thing about me is everything has to be uniform.

06:26It has to feel like it's together.

06:28If you notice this bag and this suit, they go together,

06:32like Biscoff and coffee.

06:34I got one more thing I got in my bag that I can show you,

06:36and it's a very important piece.

06:39This right here, this is my stocking cap.

06:42Whenever I'm having a bad hair day,

06:44I just put this on my hair and voila,

06:47I look like a million bucks.

06:48I remember my mother used to wear these stockings

06:50back in the days, but then we flipped them

06:52and put them on our head.

06:54One thing about the Olympics is that it brings everybody

06:56together, all countries together, all people together

06:59through competition, but peace and love is the end goal.

07:02We come to have a great time and we plan to leave

07:04on a good time.

07:05And that's what the Olympics is about.

07:06And that's what this bag represents,

07:08peace, love, and me being out here.

07:10The thing that I'm most excited to see is horses.

07:14Horses, I want to see the equestrian.

07:16I want to see the Versage.

07:18Is that what they say, Versage?

07:20Dressage, Versage, Massage.

07:23I'm never wrong.

07:24I want to see the Jamaican track stars.

07:27I want to see the Australian swimmers.

07:28I want to see the gymnasts from other countries,

07:31but I'm most excited to see break dancing

07:33since it's the first time that it's been actually

07:36entered into a competition at the Olympics.

07:38So I'm anxious to see what the performers and the dancers

07:41are going to do representing their countries,

07:43considering that I am hip hop and I do know what hip hop

07:47and break dancing is supposed to look like.

07:49So I'm happy that the Olympics is finally paying tribute

07:52to hip hop and allowing it to be a sport.

07:54Vogue, you have been hanging out with the one and only

07:56big Snoop D-O-double-G, and I want to thank y'all

07:59for checking out what's inside my bag.

08:01I'll see y'all later.

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