Recent police-involved shooting deaths are fresh in American memory, and cannabis often pointed to as a scapegoat. The scenario, acted out in clown face, is far too familiar. Snoop’s lyrics emphasize the helplessness of witnesses: “It’s all on camera and they still don’t believe you.” LEESBURG, VA The Loudoun County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, embroiled in controversy after permitting a boy who sexually assaulted a girl at one high school to be released and attack a girl at a different school, is now under fire for hiring a registered sex offender convicted of a child pornography charge. The officer fires anyway, and the gruesome scene becomes almost farcical as glitter sprays from the chest of the victim while an onlooker records the entire encounter with his cell phone camera.
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The driver immediately puts his hands up, but to no avail. As the driver tries to explain himself, he opens his briefcase to reveal a gun.
The cannabis catches the attention of a face-painted clown cop, who pulls him over. We watch a morbid scene of a clown on his way to work with a joint in his hand. The lyrics also tackle the issue of a racist drug war “from a black man’s point of view.” The video, however, goes much deeper than just criticism of the nation’s president. No surprise that it caught the eye of President Trump, who tweeted:Ĭan you imagine what the outcry would be if failing career and all, had aimed and fired the gun at President Obama? Jail time! A flag with the word “BANG” pops out, its style mirroring classic prank guns. In one of the year’s most controversial music video moments, Snoop Dogg holds up a gun to an orange-pancake-faced clown by the name of Ronald Klump, and pulls the trigger. Watch This: Snoop Dogg Performs Bob Marley Song During Lip Sync Battle