Snoop Dogg Performs at Crypto Ball For Trump's Inauguration to Lukewarm Crowd

 

Snoop Dogg's bringing Doggystyle to D.C. performing at an event for Donald Trump's inauguration ... and, the crowd didn't seem super into it.

The rapper performed at the Crypto Ball in Washington D.C. last night ... the first of several events marking Trump's ascension to the highest office in the land.

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Unsurprisingly, Snoop Dogg's getting a ton of hate for this performance online ... with many questioning why he's perform at an event celebrating Trump -- with some claiming he's clearly showing his support for DJT here. It's a controversial topic ... with some celebs -- like Yvette Nicole Brown -- claiming a performance at a Trump Inaugural event is essentially like cosigning on his policies.

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Stars Dedicated To Bringing Hope To California​

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Lil Baby is the only hip-hop artist who has been booked for FireAid so far ... and he's currently got the No. 1 album in the country, "Wham" ... so he's a big addition. Lil Baby will perform his 2022 hit "California Breeze" at FireAid.

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​The Weeknd is stepping up in a big way … dropping $1 million to support L.A. firefighters and residents caught in the chaos of the raging wildfires.

The singer is teaming up with his XO Humanitarian Fund and World Food Program USA … directing his donation to the LAFD Foundation, GoFundMe’s Wildfire Relief Fund, and the L.A. Regional Food Bank to bolster relief efforts.

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Tekashi 6ix9ine Sues LA Fitness for $1M Over Brutal Gym Beatdown

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Tekashi 6ix9ine is taking LA Fitness to court, suing the gym over a vicious attack he endured in 2023 that sent him straight to the hospital. TMZ has obtained legal docs from Palm Beach County, Florida, revealing the rapper is asking for more than $1 million in damages, claiming the gym failed to provide adequate security to prevent the brutal attack by three men -- labeled as Latin Kings gang members in the suit -- at one of the company's South Florida locations.

Tekashi -- real name Daniel Hernandez -- is alleging the gym staff was not properly educated or informed regarding security protocols at LA Fitness, claiming employees failed to promptly request police presence once they were aware of the attack.

He's claiming that, due to LA Fitness' negligence, he was brutally beaten, assaulted, and robbed, leading to bodily injury, pain and suffering, disability, humiliation, medical expenses, loss of income, and diminished quality of life.