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Snoop Dogg has posted his Xbox Year in Review, and it definitely is the American stoner stereotype. 2024 was seemingly massive for the notorious weed smoker, as he not only commentated and performed at the Olympics, has an album out on December 13, but also managed to squeeze in thousands of hours of gaming time.
The rap and pot legend has accumulated 1363 hours across 2024, placing him in the top 2% of all players. He’s also spent enough time in Madden 24 and 25, EA’s yearly football titles, to be placed in the top 1% in the world. While Madden 24 would have been played across the last 12 months, 25 was only released in August.
Time 2 flex 👊🏿 💪🏿 Tha Dogg top 1% in the world n clocced 1300 hours of Xbox this year 😆 🎮 ✅ @Xbox Year in Review https://t.co/Re2vnKhQ5g 🔥🔥🔥 real gamer yadigg #xboxpartner #xboxyearinreview pic.twitter.com/BXfOjxI75j
— Snoop Dogg (@SnoopDogg) December 5, 2024
Much like Spotify Wrapped, Xbox Year in Review gives players insights into how much time they spend in games and where they stand amongst the rest of the players.
Snoop Dogg’s Xbox gaming habits are the stuff of legend
Snoop Dogg’s gaming habits have been a thing of legend within the gaming community. His Twitch streams were hastily put together, often without sound.
He has also appeared in Call of Duty, as both a skin in the rebooted Modern Warfare 2 and 3, as well as Vanguard. For 2014’s Call of Duty: Ghosts, he provided a voice-over as an announcer.
Snoop Dogg’s love of Xbox also resulted in him receiving a giant Xbox Series X fridge, complete with cake. He’s also spoken out publicly whenever one of his favorite games goes down. In 2016, he railed against Xbox when servers went down.
In multiple videos, he blames EA, Bill Gates, Microsoft, and Xbox for EA’s servers being down when he was trying to play.
Snoop Dogg is scheduled to perform at The Game Awards, on December 12. Announced December 5, the Geoff Keighley run show will be the last live performance before the release of his newest album, Missionary.
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