Snoop Dogg Joins The Voice as Mentor

Snoop Dogg made a standout debut as a new coach on NBC's 'The Voice' Season 26, showcasing his charisma and unique approach to mentoring contestants. He gave a memorable performance and even gifted a Death Row Records chain to his first team member, Jake Tankersley, emphasizing the importance of showbusiness. Snoop's playful antics, including lighthearted pranks and a self-proclaimed title as the 'best coach,' generated buzz on social media, with fans expressing their newfound admiration for him. Meanwhile, fellow newcomer Michael Bublé also joined the coaching panel, reaffirming their commitment to nurturing talent rather than judging. The season premiere featured a collaboration among the coaches, singing the Eagles' classic 'Heartache Tonight.' As Snoop and Bublé settle into their roles, viewers are eager to see how their unique styles will influence the competition.