Snoop Dogg sends encouraging video to Dr. Dre after his grandmother’s funeral Posted on October 25, 2021 By Remy Gelenidze About a week ago, Dr. Dre was served with divorce papers at his grandmother’s funeral. Some sources say the legendary producer was approached as he was standing by his grandma’s casket.Dr. Dre was described as being “recoiled in anger” when he was approached by the process server and refused to accept the documents by hand. His longtime friend and collaborator Snoop Dogg could not help but send the doctor some uplifting words which was shared by Dre himself on Instagram. In the video, Snoop says:“Do what you do best and take that hurt, that anger, that pain and make magic. Make something beautiful out of it. That’s what you’re known for cuz. Ever since I was f**kin’ with you, before I was fuckin’ with you, you could always take pain, anger, frustration, anything that was negative and you could get something positive out of it. That’s why you the doctor.” “They say Snoop Dogg is an icon, he is a God, he is a king, but there is one ni**a that I honor, and that is you. So you get your s**t right and focus on being great. Take all that negative energy, all that shit that you dealing with: the death, the f**king lawsuits, all that s**t, put it all in your mind and your spirit and make something magical, ni**a ’cause we with you. You got your soldiers with you. You got me, Em, Kendrick. We with you cuz. Let’s go.”Watch the video below: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dr. Dre (@drdre)RECENT RELATED ARTICLESLeBron James Raps Dr. Dre & Eminem’s Iconic Song in a New InterviewMarch 20, 2026M-Eighty on unreleased Canibus, Eminem & Dr. Dre songFebruary 27, 2026The Game mentions Dr. Dre & Eminem in a new songJanuary 30, 2026Charlie Puth names Eminem’s “The Real Slim Shady” one of the greatest songs of all timeJanuary 22, 2026Cam’ron says Dr. Dre’s perfectionism holds him back releasing new musicJanuary 21, 2026RJ Payne freestyles over “Renegade,” shouts out Eminem & Dr. DreOctober 25, 2025 Dr. DreEminemKendrick LamarSnoop Dogg