[Karma_Sherab]

Yo betta buy a do-nut o’ we comin’ fo’ yo

[conservative98]

Have Tostitos and Dunkin Donuts commented on this ?— Scott (@LibertyScott63) February 8, 2020

Dunkin Donuts must be proud.— Scott (@LibertyScott63) February 8, 2020

Dunkin Donuts doesn't give a damn what a Hillary Clinton operative thinks because losing Snoop Dogg would lose them a LOT more money— Mike (@CBerthelot227) February 8, 2020

If Dunkin Donuts take down Snoop's commercial, I will boycott them. You people always want a black person to lose money but had this been a white guy saying this, you would he silent as a damn tomb. Go play in the sandbox and let black people handle our own.— Elizabeth (@GentleScorpion) February 8, 2020

Susan, He is despicable . I call on his sponsors such as Dunkin Donuts and The General auto insurance to cancel him as a spokesperson. A guy that uses this kind of language and threatening remarks should have to answer for his actions— RLK (@RLK15873444) February 8, 2020

How do companies who have Snoop Dogg as a spokesperson such as adidas, Burger King, Old Navy, Uber, EA Sports, T-Mobile, Hims, Tostitos, Overstock and Dunkin Donuts justify him making public threats to Gayle King? https://t.co/VBJnN5pHjz— Paul Sacca (@Paul_Sacca) February 8, 2020

[dfwgator]

Fo Shizzle!

[BenLurkin]

Lay down with dogs...

[TalBlack]

Ya hire Snoop Dogg you get what you get...and you damn well deserve it good and hard.Morons.

[yarddog]

I love their vanilla cream filled but at a little over a dollar each it is a rare treat for me. Now I have an excuse for not spending my money.

[Leep]

I don’t get why Mr.Dogg wants a convicted sex offender released..?
Does he believe he is innocent?
Or, does he just miss his jello pudding commercials?

[jz638]

In case some folks didn’t bother to read the articles or follow the links, Mr. Dogg was sticking up for Kobe Bryant’s family in his own vernacular, after Gayle King brought up the dismissed Kobe Bryant rape charge of well over a decade ago in an interview about his death. Other social media posts piled on, including, somehow, Bill Cosby, who somehow posted to Instagram from jail.

Mr. Dogg then posted a pic of King with Harvey Weinstein to show her hypocracy, and how black celebrities like Cosby, Bryant and Michael Jackson get smeared unfairly.

Somewhere along the line, Susan Rice decided to chime in posted publicly that Mr. Dogg should back the f*** off King.

The lede for the article buried all of that and spun it as though the real story was about how Dunkin donuts had a huge problem on its hands. That’s some fake news right there.

[jmaroneps37]

What gets into the minds of these nitwits? Why would ANY responsible person put this mutt up as the public face of a company? Snoop Dog REALLY? Moronic!

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Susan Rice has already clapped back and Snoop has yet to respond.

[suekas]

One of my sons, gave another son, Snoop Dogs cookbook....From crook to cook. It is actually a great cookbook. Really enjoyed, the section on a well stocked pantry.

[yesthatjallen]

This is what happens when you hire controversial celebrities because you want to be edgy and expand your consumer base.

Companies used to go for clean-cut, all-American spokes models. Now they go for edgy and it puts the brand at risk.

Using a foul-mouth, pot-smoking rapper was a very bad idea.

[catnipman]

“Now, less than a month later, it has to make a decision about whether to suspend the campaign entirely.

they could always hire kaepernick instead ...

[VeniVidiVici]

How in the world does Dunkin Donuts relate Snoop Dog to their company?

[Pining_4_TX]

Some people are reverting back to a tribal system. Whatever a member of their group does is OK.

[Crucial]

Since your career hinges on whether your actions can be seen as offensive towards blacks, what can he do? He can’t do a damned thing.