First came Snoop Doggy Dogg, then Snoop Dogg, Snoop Lion, and now
Snoopzilla.
Rapper and singer-songwriter (real name Calvin Cordozar Broadus, Jr.) has
changed his name once again!
Less than a year after renaming himself Snoop Lion, the rapper says he changed
his moniker to reflect his new musical direction with funk project 7 Days Of Funk.
Snoop has formed a collective with Dâm-Funk and the pair are releasing their
debut album on
December 10.
The newly-christened Snoopzilla said of the new band:
"We're the babies of the Mothership. I've had funk influences in my music my
whole career. Dâm-Funk is cold. He's keeping the funk alive and I knew I
had to get down with him."
Snoop has been known to invest himself fully in his transformations, converting to
Rastafarianism for his reggae album, 'Reincarnated', under the name Snoop Lion.
The star's new identity pays tribute to legendary funk bassist Bootsy Collins, who
was known as Bootzilla, and Snoop is said to be a taking well to the new genre.
Snoopzilla.
Rapper and singer-songwriter (real name Calvin Cordozar Broadus, Jr.) has
changed his name once again!
Less than a year after renaming himself Snoop Lion, the rapper says he changed
his moniker to reflect his new musical direction with funk project 7 Days Of Funk.
Snoop has formed a collective with Dâm-Funk and the pair are releasing their
debut album on
December 10.
The newly-christened Snoopzilla said of the new band:
"We're the babies of the Mothership. I've had funk influences in my music my
whole career. Dâm-Funk is cold. He's keeping the funk alive and I knew I
had to get down with him."
Snoop has been known to invest himself fully in his transformations, converting to
Rastafarianism for his reggae album, 'Reincarnated', under the name Snoop Lion.
The star's new identity pays tribute to legendary funk bassist Bootsy Collins, who
was known as Bootzilla, and Snoop is said to be a taking well to the new genre.
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