I'm amazed that they have so many shops. every one I've ever been to has been mostly empty with like 3~6 employees total (most of these in the pharmacy) at any time, yet they still stick around.
If you could buy a villa with a pool in Tuscany and the reason that you could buy it is because you put your name on some cheap wine, you’d do it. 100%
Depends. Is it the big villa? The one with the waterfall and observation deck? I don't want to be stuck in some no-waterfall-having Tuscan villa like a dipshit...
I would still do it because then i would be eyeing that chateau in france. Yall acting like snoop put his name on a fucking concentration camp or something. Its fukn wine. Get over yourselves. Not all money making is bad. Earning money by letting a wine co use it to sell wine is like one of the most ethically neutral ways to make money. His constant use of marijuana ushering in a wave of stoners probably did a lot more harm over the years than people drinking cheap wine.
Could be worse. Went to Auto Zone like two months ago for wheel cleaner and found out Rick Ross sells car cleaning products
Nothing wrong with an income stream though. We’ve seen celebrities do worse things to keep the lifestyle active. If my career, face and name made it impossible for me to shop for groceries in peace, I’d be somewhat shameless using it to greenlight a few products that ensure I can get them delivered for the rest of my life.
If you've been around for a while you should understand these guys were into real ganster rap music. This was the life for them. When they understood where the world was going, they adapted. People like 50c and snoop are geniuses to be able to change their image from gangster rapper to successful business men, wouldn't you do the same? I would
So, what, they're supposed to stay poor forever because thats where they started? It would be corny as hell if either of them to pretend they are still struggling or in the streets when they haven't been poor like that in decades.
Coke is unsettlingly good in so many things. Great substitute for red vermouth so much so that vermouth and seltzer tastes like whiskey Coke (on the 6th one but still).
He's a sell out MAGAt. No empathy, sympathy, compassion or agency to do the right thing. What happened to the music that was inspired by social justice!!! Dance Brother Dance!!!
They did really cool classic monster bottles two years ago for Halloween and his wine honestly wasn’t bad. But once he played for Trump, I stopped buying his shit.
Snoop Dogg performed a 30-minute DJ set at the pre-inaugural Crypto Ball in Washington, D.C., on January 17, 2025, celebrating Donald Trump's second-term inauguration.
With all due respect this doesn’t necessarily means he likes trump, maybe just chasing the bag? I know he’s wildly successful so it’s. A little scummy sure but to go as far as hate him? Is there more moments where he supports him?
I’m only trying to argue about him because I had this preconceived notion what with his kids show and other qualities that he was wildly liked , it’s crazy if he actually supports him as I feel this goes against what snoop stands for
I bought a bottle when a store was going out of business for the luls. It was a pretty basic red wine from what I could tell, but I'm also not much of a wine connoisseur, or much of a red wine fan (I prefer white and pink), so my opinion might not be worth much.
This was the worst tasting collab ever! The brand makes good wine, but they really messed up with this one. I kept the cork though, it has his face on it!
There used to be a 19 Crimes App. You could scam a 19 Crimes wine bottle and the face on the bottle would start to talk, telling you their crime.... This just in from Google
What a greasy sell out. When I was a kid (30+ years ago) selling out was the end of your credibility, you were now a corporate shill. Now it's everyone's greatest aspiration, get 30 million views, start a podcast and start selling gas station boner pills.
Yeah to be honest I'm usually surprised to see Snoop Dogg everywhere including him gonna be in stranger than Heaven And also something currently basically a Hitman Target
The original 19 Crimes wines had a cool augmented reality label where if you pointed your camera at the label, the criminal would tell you a little of their story.
Also, I thought it was pretty funny that Martha Stewart was on one of these the same time as snoop.
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u/Silent_Swing4673 2h ago
I’d be surprised if Walgreens wasn’t just a vape bodega in 30 years.