Snoop Dogg Reveals His Shocking Fear Of THIS Beloved Animal

Hip-Hop legend Snoop Dogg recently opened up about having an unusual fear of horses on his YouTube series, "Double G News." He admitted being genuinely scared of them, even though he's comfortable with other animals.

Tiffany Haddish, his guest, expressed disbelief, given his stature. Despite Snoop's wife owning a horse, he avoids interacting with it. Playfully, Haddish suggested a past-life experience, to which he humorously agreed, calling himself the "Headless Horseman." 

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In a recent episode of his YouTube news series, Double G News, Snoop Dogg, 51, opened up about his unusual fear of horses, admitting, "I'm just f**king scared of them."

The rap artist, dressed in a bathrobe, was joined on the show by Tiffany Haddish, who mentioned her childhood dream of raising horses. In response, Snoop Dogg disclosed his equinophobia, admitting he's genuinely afraid of horses.

Haddish expressed disbelief at Snoop Dogg's fear, considering his stature, exclaiming, "What? As big as you are?"

The Death Row Records owner affirmed that his fear remains "to this day," even though he can't explain it. He mentioned his comfort around other animals like ostriches and iguanas, adding, "You ain't never seen me in a scene with a horse. I've been in a scene with ostriches, iguanas, all kinds of sh*t."

He emphasized his aversion to horses, stating, "Ain't never been in a scene with a horse, like, get that motherf**ker away from me. I don't know why!"

During the conversation with Haddish, Snoop Dogg shared that his wife, Shante Broadus, had a horse that she enjoyed riding for her peace of mind, but he avoided any interaction with the animal and preferred to keep his distance.

Haddish playfully suggested that perhaps in a past life, Snoop Dogg had a bad experience with a horse, to which he humorously replied, "I think I may have been the Headless Horseman in my past life," referencing the folklore figure known for riding headless on horseback and tormenting villagers.

Despite not understanding the origin of his phobia, the "Bad Decisions" rapper acknowledged the significance of horses to people and expressed openness to overcoming his fear. "I understand what a horse means to people," he said. "Maybe one day somebody can introduce me to a baby horse. ... A little jackass or something that I can learn how to be around."

Despite his fear of horses, Snoop Dogg is surprisingly open-minded when it comes to coexisting with other species. In a recent chat with Hip Hop Wolf, the "Baby Boy" actor shared an unusual story about a giant insect that once comfortably resided in his home. 

According to Snoop, they had a cockroach they couldn't kill when they first moved into his apartment, so they affectionately named it "The Gooch." 

"We tried to kill the muthafucka when we first moved in and he wouldn't die so we called him 'The Gooch,'" he explained, per Hip Hop DX.

Over time, this roach kept growing, eventually reaching the size of a "dollar bill." Snoop and his companions embraced their unique roommate, even leaving food out for "The Gooch" and occasionally providing it with a meal.

He continued, "He just kept getting bigger and bigger. I stayed in that apartment for like about six, seven months — cuz grew to the size of about a whole dollar bill."

On Tuesday, September 12, Snoop Dogg gave a glowing critique of the new Barbie movie and shared his positive review with his Instagram followers. In a video, the legendary rapper expressed his thoughts on the film, even though he watched it two months after its release.

He praised the movie, highlighting its comedic elements, stating, "Just got back from seeing Barbie. That sh*t was funny as a muthaf**ka. Me and my wife were in there laughing like a muthaf**ka. And you do know that!"

In addition to enjoying "Barbie," Snoop Dogg recently unveiled a teaser trailer for his upcoming film "The Big Payback," in which he plays a ruthless killer.

The teaser, released under Snoop's Snoopadelic Films label, showcases the rapper narrating his character's motivation, emphasizing the need to eliminate evil at its source.

The trailer then cuts to Snoop Dogg's character in a dimly lit room, enjoying a bowl of Snoop's Hoopz in a clever cross-branding moment before ruthlessly dealing with his target. An official release date for the project is yet to be announced.