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Snoop Dogg Is Really Mad About His Limited Xbox Live Connectivity
Snoop Dogg, known predominantly for the 2013 rhythm fighting game Way of the Dogg (and rap), recently took to Instagram to air his grievances about Xbox Live.
The video, posted this morning, showcases an angry Mr. Dogg as he laments over his Xbox Live problems, threatening to switch to PlayStation 4 if it doesn't get taken care of soon. He also calls out Bill Gates asking that he fix the problem. Bill Gates left Microsoft in 2006, so Mr. Dogg must be referring to some kind of friendship the two share. Perhaps Mr. Gates offered to help Mr. Dogg if he ever ran into any IT problems at home.
You can find the video here on Snoop Dogg's Instagram account. Please note that the video does have some explicit language. Snoop Dogg has not offered a follow-up video, so it seems his Internet and Xbox Live problems must have been resolved.
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