By now, anyone with a pair of eyes can see that Kanye West is, at the very least, in need of a good talking-to.
But Snoop Dogg — Hip Hop elder statesman, kiddie football coach, and newly minted Gospel music provider — went on The View on Thursday, May 24, and answering every Yeezy question thrown at him and laid the blame on Yeezy’s compromised mental state.
After claiming that he started “laughing,” at first, about the infamous “slavery is a choice” comment, Snoop went on to say that Kanye “misses a black woman” in his life — and, more specifically, his mother, Dr. Donda West, who died suddenly after a botched plastic surgery operation.
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“He truly misses the stability of having somebody telling him when he’s wrong and correcting him and checking him as opposed to allowing him to keep doing what he’s doing,” Snoop went on to say.
Earlier this month, the Joker’s Wild host posted a meme to Instagram that said “the evolution of JAY-Z and Kanye show you how influential your wife can be to your life,” which earned him a bit of backlash from those who suggested that it wasn’t his wife’s Kim Kardashian’s responsibility to “influence” Kanye West, because he’s a grown man who’s capable of making his own decisions.
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Last week, too, Snoop went on The Breakfast Club and said, essentially, the same thing.
Snoop told Power 105’s morning show hosts that the “energy” that Kanye had while his mother was alive is “gone,” and that the lack of black women in his life is what is helping to influence his downward spiral in a negative way.
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Check out Snoop’s full interview with The View above where he also dishes on Dr. Dre and Warren G, Martha Stewart and Tupac influencing him to get married.
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