Is Snoop Dogg a Steelers fan?

Snoop Dogg made a vibrant appearance at the Steelers vs. Cowboys game on October 6, bringing his signature flair and enthusiasm to Acrisure Stadium. The rapper showcased his unwavering support for the Pittsburgh Steelers, donning an all-black and yellow ensemble complete with a Steelers-branded jacket, matching shirt, yellow pants, and even bright yellow shoes. Fans were thrilled to see him fully decked out in Steelers gear, engaging with the crowd and generating excitement before the game, which experienced a delayed kickoff due to stormy weather.

Known for his lively presence, Snoop took on the role of “Towel Twirler,” energetically waving the famous Terrible Towel—a beloved symbol for the Steelers and their fanbase. His music even played during the game, further solidifying his connection to the team.

Snoop has long been a devoted Steelers fan, a passion he attributes to his grandfather. During a 2022 ManningCast broadcast, he explained how watching NFL games in the 70s, particularly those featuring the Steelers’ formidable defense, sparked his admiration for the team. Over the years, he has connected with notable players and coaches, solidifying his status as a part of “Steelers Nation.”

Beyond his fandom, Snoop Dogg is deeply committed to youth sports, having founded a Youth Football League in California in 2005. His league has produced several NFL players, including the current Rookie of the Year, C.J. Stroud. Snoop’s approach to coaching emphasizes fun and learning, showcasing his dedication to nurturing the next generation of athletes while celebrating his love for football.