larry: marijuana s been kind of a trademark with you. do you still smoke it? every blue moon. larry: how many blue moons are there? i don t keep count. there s a blue moon every day. larry: do you think it should be legalized? i know it should be legalized. legalize it, and i ll advertise it. larry: can you perform just as well while a little high? how about i ve never performed without it? larry: well, how about learning maybe you ll be better without it? let s try that one time. larry: try it one time, snoop. we ll do it together. larry: i ll go on with you. yes. let s do it together. happiness is togetherness. larry: a june finds relief. anyway, e-mail question from sarah in orlando. how do you pronounce your real name? and why did you change it? what would you say if your son asked you if he wanted to change his name? why did you change it at all? i didn t change it. i put my middle name first. larry: no, but snoop dogg oh, why did i change tha
we have our own little slang we use in the ghetto, and it becomes our own language and our own lingo. back in the 70s it was called jive talking. now we call it snoop talking. larry: where did you grow up? east side long beach. larry: is that a tough area? it was tough but it was fun. it was a great experience for me. i learned a lot. you know what i m saying. there was a lot of positive people. i had a lot of great people to learn from. and a lot of negative people to learn from. so it was a great experience. larry: snoop s got some relationship advice for tiger woods. that s ahead. and as we go to break you re going to enjoy this. here s some more of gangsta luv. she love the way i put it on her summer breeze sipping coronas boss dog i give it to her right and she like it she on the hip like a sidekick i whispered in her ear come here you ready to go got that little dress on you coming up out of there yeah
grey! yes! larry: yeah, but they re much bigger than you. i m all right in there, larry. don t let the smooth taste fool you. larry: in other words, you rehearsed it pretty good. wasn t no rehearsing. don t let the smooth taste fool you. larry: you went into the wrestling ring with no rehearsal? with no rehearsal. that s what i do. larry: okay. ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange. yes. with no rehearsal. larry: that s not hard. which stock were you pushing? i was pushing what was i pushing? i forgot what i was pushing. larry: that s when you made it, man. you re ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange and don t even know what you re pushing. larry: and you don t know what you re pushing. buy this today, folks. okay. push it to the limit. larry: and you did a dramatic role in one life to live. yeah. larry: you re a soap opera person. you know what, larry, when i was a kid i got in a little trouble at school and got suspende
the family guy as you said, the husband who reconciled with the wife. much of this was shown to the world. snoop dogg s fatherhood. why did it get cancelled? i believe the show was too positive and too enlightening. i think larry: wait a minute. they expected larry: too positive, too enlightening, too good, too wholesome because they wanted some drama. you ve got to understand i m snoop dogg, so you want confusion and you want disruption. and my house is not like that. my wife does a great job of running my house, and my kids are in line. so it s a beautiful situation. larry: how is the reconciliation working? oh, it s beautiful. we ve been on the right track. we don t even look back no more. we re all about moving ahead. larry: how long were you apart? about six months. larry: was it hard? it was hard for me because i realized that s where i wanted to be and where i needed to be, so i had to get my mind back right and focus on what was important to me.