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Snoop Dogg just gave the internet another golden moment—this time, by sharing a screenshot of what appears to be a FaceTime call with fellow rap legend Wiz Khalifa, captioned:

“wofverline call snopdogg by iphone with this picture.”

The intentionally (or unintentionally?) misspelled caption sent fans into a frenzy, with many guessing whether Snoop was playfully mocking autocorrect, paying homage to his and Wiz’s signature “Taylor Gang” slang, or just having fun with his keyboard. Either way, the post instantly went viral, racking up thousands of likes and comments like:

“Snoop really out here inventing new words.”
“Wiz & Snoop need to drop a collab album called ‘Wofverline Call’ ASAP.”
“Even his typos are iconic.”

Hình ảnh do meta.ai tạo từ câu lệnh Wolverine với Snoop Dogg

The screenshot itself shows Wiz mid-conversation, likely discussing music, business, or their shared love of “the greenery.” Given their long history—from “Young, Wild & Free” to their “High School” reunion tour—fans are now speculating if this cryptic post means new music is on the way.

Or maybe Snoop just wanted to remind us that even hip-hop royalty struggles with iPhone typos. Either way, only Snoop Dogg could turn a simple FaceTime into a viral moment.

Hình ảnh do meta.ai tạo từ câu lệnh Wolverine với Snoop Dogg
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