In a surprising turn of events, Snoop Dogg, the influential rapper known for his outspoken criticism of former President Donald Trump, has recently shared that he has "nothing but love and respect" for the 45th president. Despite previously parodying Trump's assassination in his music videos and hurling insults at the former leader, Snoop Dogg commended Trump for showing him kindness in a recent interview.

During the interview with the Sunday Times, Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., stated that Trump had never done anything wrong to him personally. He even praised Trump's decision to pardon his friend Michael Harris from his prison sentence in 2021, noting that it was a great thing the former president did.

This sentiment of appreciation towards Trump's action was quite different from Snoop Dogg's previous public remarks. Over the years, he has called Trump a "racist, f**king clown president" and labeled his supporters as "stupid motherf***ers." In his music videos, Snoop Dogg had even parodied Trump's assassination, creating controversy and drawing attention.

While Snoop Dogg clarified that he does not endorse Trump, he acknowledged the positive impact Trump's administration had on his friend's case. The rapper celebrated the "great work" Trump did as he left office and also expressed gratitude towards his team's efforts.

This newfound understanding and even praise for Trump may come as a surprise to many, given Snoop Dogg's previous strong criticism of the former president. In 2019, he vehemently urged government employees not to vote for Trump and used profanity to attack both Trump and his supporters.

It remains to be seen how Snoop Dogg's change in perspective will be received by his fans and the wider public. Trump's presidency has been a divisive topic, and Snoop Dogg's endorsement, however limited, may spark some debate among his followers.

While Snoop Dogg has had a turbulent relationship with Trump in the past, he seems to have turned a new leaf by expressing his respect and appreciation for the former president's actions. Only time will tell if this newfound sentiment will shape the rapper's future political commentary.