Snoop Dogg wants to be Australian
Snoop Dogg
The rapper launches campaign for citizenship
Snoop Dogg has launched a campaign to gain Australian citizenship.
As previously reported, the rapper was banned from entering the country in April because of his criminal record and recent run-ins with the law.
Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews denied the rapper a visa because of previous criminal convictions in the US.
MTV in Australia will now run a series of short films of Snoop attempting to becoming an Australian citizen, reports All Hip Hop.
They will break the comedic 11-minute short into 19 spots which features the rapper on various beaches, purchasing a home in Sydney’s exclusive Vaucluse residential area and urging everyone to: “get the girls ready and put on the barbecue”.
In the statement the rapper said: “Journey with me as I become a citizen of the land Down Under.”
Fans can log on to mtv.com/au/snoop to vote and show their support for the rapper, and sign a petition to grant him citizenship into Australia.
As previously reported, the rapper was banned from entering the country in April because of his criminal record and recent run-ins with the law.
Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews denied the rapper a visa because of previous criminal convictions in the US.
MTV in Australia will now run a series of short films of Snoop attempting to becoming an Australian citizen, reports All Hip Hop.
They will break the comedic 11-minute short into 19 spots which features the rapper on various beaches, purchasing a home in Sydney’s exclusive Vaucluse residential area and urging everyone to: “get the girls ready and put on the barbecue”.
In the statement the rapper said: “Journey with me as I become a citizen of the land Down Under.”
Fans can log on to mtv.com/au/snoop to vote and show their support for the rapper, and sign a petition to grant him citizenship into Australia.
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