Snoop Dogg 'Earning $500 000 a Day' for NBC Olympics Gig
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- Snoop Dogg, acting as an NBC correspondent at the Paris Olympics, reportedly earns a whopping $500 000 daily, as shared by New York-based venture capitalist Henry L. McNamara.
- The rapper, supported by NBC since 2021, is described by NBC as the 'Ambassador of Happiness' and is significantly boosting viewership for the network.
- "Sat next to an NBC exec at dinner, he said Snoop gets paid $500k a day plus expenses to be here promoting Olympics," McNamara posted on X. "From Gin and Juice [Snoop Dogg's song released in 1994] to a few million to be a celebrity at the Olympics – what a world."
- If his salary is confirmed, Snoop Dogg's earnings would exceed $8.5m for his presence spanning the 17-day Paris Olympics period.
- Despite controversy over his salary versus athletes' earnings, most fans have defended Snoop's worth, citing his ability to entertain and bring positivity to viewers.
- Sentiments from multiple X users in the comments section of McNamara’s post include: "Worth every penny," "Worth it! Snoop Dogg is rocking the @Olympics," and "He is worth 2X that amount. Snoop is America."
- Another social media user noted: "He’s going to be a coach on the upcoming season of The Voice, so NBC probably considers it marketing."