Trouble is fizzing up in the face of Snoop Dogg yet again as this time UK authorities have barred the rapper from entering the UK to perform at five separate gigs.
Although the spokesperson for Snoop was “mystified” at the rejection, the rapper was banned from entering the country in April of 2006 after his entourage brawled at Heathrow Airport following denied entry to the first class lounge lounge area.
Snoop was additionally issued a police caution and banned from flying British Airways.
"[We] are hoping the British government will reconsider this decision, especially as he has toured here before and sees the UK as being the highlight of the tour," said Snoop’s spokesperson.
The Home Office Minister John Reid, The Foreign Office and The Commonwealth Office have refused to release a statement as they do not speak publicly about individual cases.
"He has asked how he can help rectify the situation and would happily talk to and give assurances to officials," the spokesperson added.
Snoop has since started an anti-violence campaign and has proposed a One Love Peace tour to get himself back inside the UK.
Although the spokesperson for Snoop was “mystified” at the rejection, the rapper was banned from entering the country in April of 2006 after his entourage brawled at Heathrow Airport following denied entry to the first class lounge lounge area.
Snoop was additionally issued a police caution and banned from flying British Airways.
"[We] are hoping the British government will reconsider this decision, especially as he has toured here before and sees the UK as being the highlight of the tour," said Snoop’s spokesperson.
The Home Office Minister John Reid, The Foreign Office and The Commonwealth Office have refused to release a statement as they do not speak publicly about individual cases.
"He has asked how he can help rectify the situation and would happily talk to and give assurances to officials," the spokesperson added.
Snoop has since started an anti-violence campaign and has proposed a One Love Peace tour to get himself back inside the UK.
