10 Reasons You Should Follow Snoop Dogg on Instagram

Updated on March 13, 2014 at 3:50 PM

Oprah, munchies, and Brad Pitt donning a "420" hat — you really never know what you're going to get when you follow Snoop Dogg on Instagram. The rapper often approaches his posts with the creativity he brings to his paintings (yes, he's serious about it), adding crazy cartoons and text to photos of unwilling participants. Take, for instance, Bow Wow. The performer took a nap, only to wake up and find out Snoop snapped the moment, added several animations, and shared it with the world. Snoop's Instagram shenanigans have even inspired an official iPhone app! Keep reading to discover why you should follow him — if you don't already!Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He has a lot of famous friends.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He, too, is a big Disney fan.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He hangs out with Oprah and Gayle.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

But he also teases her.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He'll inspire a trip to the convenience store.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He takes selfies with Miley Cyrus.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

His humor is exactly what you'd expect, and there's a lot of it.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He gets seriously creative with his Snoopify app.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

He's a painter.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

And ,of course, he has his own custom swag.

Source: Instagram user snoopdogg

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10 Reasons You Should Follow Snoop Dogg on Instagram

He has a lot of famous friends.

He, too, is a big Disney fan.

He hangs out with Oprah and Gayle.

But he also teases her.

He'll inspire a trip to the convenience store.

He takes selfies with Miley Cyrus.

His humor is exactly what you'd expect, and there's a lot of it.

He gets seriously creative with his Snoopify app.

He's a painter.

And ,of course, he has his own custom swag.

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