Legendary rapper Snoop Dogg He retaliated with critics who dragged him for performing at the inaugural ball of President Donald Trump.

Hip-Hop actors Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Soulja Boy and Rick Ross faced negative reactions after accepting the invitation of the newly elected president to perform during his inauguration ceremony.

While Soulja Boy and Nelly answered criticism and defended his decision to perform for Trump, Snoop Dogg has so far been quiet.

Snoop Dogg announced a video on Sunday on his Instagram Stories reviews to his account To perform on Trump Crypto Bal.

He started by asking his critics to focus on himself, not to "take care" for him.

Rapper said, "You can't hate me enough for me, I love too much. Correct your life, stop worrying about my." He added, "I'm cool, I'm together. Still black. I still 100 percent black. I'm not going anywhere, Cuh! I'm here. Still, take Crypto on Crip."

After that, Snoop Dogg faced his black critics, saying: "We have to learn to rise, instead of pulling each other down. That's what we're great. We're great in breaking each other. You can be one minute and they will try to pull you down next. "

He concluded, "But I'm a strong black man. I'm cut from another canvas. You can't knock me down. I'm one of God's children and I take over the burden."

Online Blog The Shade Room He re-posted Video Snoop Dogg on his Instagram page, and many fans were alternately destroyed on the rapper "Bad Decisions".

One fan explained that the rapper was not convicted of being black, but because he "sold". They wrote: "We don't say you weren't black. We said you were sold out."

The second fan commented, "Your color is not under fire. Your moral compass is ..."

The third person is the trollale Snoop Dogg, writing: "Snoop: Which of you Uncle Toms will first perform for him. Also Snoop: I will first perform for him, sir."

Another disappointed fan wrote: "You can vote who you want for. However, if your words and your works are in opposition and reverse, then people have the right to call you. It's life that is a compromise. "

The fifth fan added: "We don't hate snoops, we disappointed."

Fans fed in the singer "Let IT Roll" after performing on Trump Crypto Bal, which was a part of the ceremony before the inauguration of the president 20. January.

Snoop Dogg was not criticized only for performing on the Trump inauguration, but also because of his previous comments on the President.

The rapper was accused of being a hypocrite after he previously called black artists who performed at Trump Inauguration in 2017. years.

The former staff of the former President Barack Obama shared a video on which Snoop Dogg called black artists and He wrote"Who could assume that Snoop Dogg would end up as one of the" Uncle Tom -ss N-Gger "against which he himself did not so long protruding? What a fucking sale."

More people joined the conviction of rapes and others who performed at Trump Bal.

Soulja was also criticized because of the search for a tramp, but the open rapper wasted time to answer those who called him.

In the video published on Instagram, the rapper "Crank That" admitted that he was paid for his performance, he was said more of a psovki and called Obama and Kamala Haris while defending.

He said, "They paid my bag. Obama never put money in my fucking pockets, N-Gga. Kamala never put money in my fucking pockets, N-Gga. Trump put money in my pockets, N-gga."

Soulja Boy also wondered why he and other rapes were criticized and found that Trump was not attended by Crypto Bal.

However, he said that he would "go again" if the tramp invites him to perform at another event.

Nelly responded to his critics During the interview with Willie D. He explained that his performance was not a political statement but for the Office of the United States.

He he said"I'm not a politician, man. You didn't see me there in the campaign. You didn't see me I said you should vote for this candidate."

Rapper "Air Force Ones" added: "I'm honored to perform for the office, for the president of the United States. I'm not here to take Trump. I'm not here to take on the Republicans I'm not here to advocate for Democrats ..."

After performing at Trump Liberty Ball, Nelly called on the president to serve a good time, saying Fox News Digital"She was honored to perform the highest function in the greatest nation. Now we expect the president to strengthen us all, serving and raising us."