Snoop Dogg traded out his Team USA patriotic Olympics clothes for an elegant French get-up .
The rapper has become a staple at the 2024 Paris Olympics , cheering on Team USA at various events and being the official NBC ambassador at the games. He even helped kick off the first time breakdancing was included in the Olympics.
His outfits have included eccentric tracksuits made up of Team USA colors and sometimes featured notable American athletes. But in an interview with Mike Tirico, he switched into a sleek suit.
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Mike was decked in "Snoop attire" - an Olympics zip-up jacket made up of white red and blue colors that has the Olympics logo embroidered on one side and Mike's name in Snoop's signature font on the other. The sports reporter asked Snoop what happened, noting "You went all French and leather, what is this?"
"Bonjour," the rapper responded in an attempt at a French accent, "Super, Comment allez vous?" He asked Mike - "How are you?" in the language.
Snoop wore blue fitted trousers with white and red stripes down the side and a white shirt under a red, white, and blue leather blazer topped off with a scarf and dark sunglasses. Mike was excited to talk to the native Californian about the 2028 Olympics taking place in Los Angeles.
"LA '28 coming," Mike said, "For a Southern California guy it's gotta be a great feeling after living this here in Paris."
Snoop switched back to his normal voice as he proclaimed: "I can't wait to bring this experience to Los Angeles for all of the people that was at home watching this, being excited by seeing what was happening."
"Now we get a chance to bring it to our backyard and get a chance to see it up close and personal," he added before promising: "This was amazing but I just feel like LA is going to be like a supersized version of what we just did."
Sunday's closing ceremony will include the passing of the torch from Paris to Los Angeles and is rumored to be featuring some famous faces.
"I'm excited," Snoop said of the closing ceremony, "We got a lot of super talented people that's going to be getting down, doing what they do, making it come true for the red white and the blue."
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