Snoop Dogg acknowledged the "hate" he's received after his inauguration performance — but his followers are only doubling down on their reaction.

Snoop Dogg responds to critics who called him out for performing at Donald Trump's Inauguration Ball, asks them to stop worrying about him.

In an Instagram video, Snoop Dogg spoke out about "all the hate" amid backlash to his performance at an inauguration event.

"Gin and Juice" rapper Snoop Dogg had a change of heart about President-elect Trump and performed at his pre-inauguration event, the Crypto Ball.

Carrie Underwood, Snoop Dogg and Nelly have faced backlash for agreeing to perform at Donald Trump ’s inauguration party and related events. Underwood, 41, will sing America the Beautiful at the bash on Monday night and said last week that she feels “honored” to be part of a “historic event” at the US Capitol.

D.L. Hughley has fired back at Snoop Dogg with some choice words following the rap legend's response to the backlash he's received following his performance at the Crypto Ball at Donald Trump's inauguration earlier this month.

The "Doggfather’s" performance comes as a bit of a shock to many hip-hop observers, the rapper has had a ruff history with Trump and his supporters. Snoop Dogg was seen pointing a gun at a clown dressed as the president-elect in the 2017 music video for the song "Lavender" by the Canadian group BADBADNOTGOOD.

D.L. Hughley has some advice for Snoop Dogg that the rapper probably doesn't want to hear: It's not us, it's you. "What I get tired of is people doing things and then saying, 'We don't stick together' — like we don't,

Snoop Dogg has a few words for his critics, after receiving considerable backlash for his performance at the Crypto Ball event celebrating Donald Trump's inauguration over a week ago. In an Instagram Live video posted Sunday,

The comedian and actor said on the Jan. 28 episode of his podcast that the rapper's fans are "disappointed" in him for taking the stage at the Crypto Ball