Snoop Dogg, known for smoking throughout his career, has announced that he will discontinue use of the substance after “much consideration and conversation with my family.” Snoop Dogg, a rapper and hip-hop artist, has stated that he will stop using marijuana.

“After much thought and discussion with my family, I’ve decided to quit smoking,” he remarked.

“Please respect my privacy at this time.”

Followers were divided on the announcement, with some in shоck others laughing about Snoop Dogg’s sobriety.

“No more BBQ at uncle’s,” declared Ro Marley, son of legendary reggae artist Bob Marley. “The grill has been turned off for the season.”

Some, however, recounted horrific experiences regarding marijuana abuse, with one claiming a significant health crisis as a result of smoking.

“I had a pulmonary embolism last year and had to quit smoking as well; so more edibles for Edible Dee it is; but I know how difficult this transition is, especially for someone like you,” one fan remarked. Take as much time as you need.”

Snoop Dogg’s hallmark has been smoking marijuana throughout his career, with many of his business enterprises and media appearances centered on the substance.

Just five posts before his statement today, the rapper announced that he and famous chef – and close friend – Martha Stewart had developed a line of ‘Best Bud Bags’ – fashionable clutches that come with a lighter and a cannabis pocket.

It’s not the first time Snoop Dogg has sought sobriety. He announced in 2002 that he was giving up the substance for good.

But he quickly relapsed, and his effort at sobriety was parodied in Adam Sandler’s film 40 First Dates.

Snoop Lion revealed to GQ magazine in 2013 that he was smoking 80 cannabis blunts every day.

Snoop Dogg rose to prominence after appearing on Dr. Dre’s 1992 album ‘The Chronic,’ which featured a marijuana leaf front and center on the cover.

“Doggystyle,” the rapper’s debut album, was released in 1993. He has now recorded 19 albums and will perform at the 2022 Suρer Bowl.

According to Frank, the national anti-Ԁrug advising agency, excessive marijuana use can raise the rιsk of lung cаncer.

It can also lead to long-term anxiety, paranoia, and hallucinations, as well as an increased rιsk of developing schizophrenia.