Snoop Dogg turned down $100 million OnlyFans offer claiming ‘no amount of money’ could make him join

Snoop Dogg has made it clear that 'no amount of money' could entice him to appear on OnlyFans after he turned down the chance to make $100 million.

Between his music career and his passion for the devil's lettuce, Snoop has a lot going on.

He's been promoting a collaboration with Skechers this week, but during an appearance on Slink Johnson’s first-ever Wake & Bake with Double S Express Instagram Live show, Snoop also revealed that he'd been offered another business opportunity.

The rapper, who is 52 years old, got on to the subject of OnlyFans with Johnson and revealed that he'd been considered a good candidate after other users found success on the platform.

In 2021, rapper and actor Blac Chyna was named the top-earning creator on OnlyFans raking in $1 million a year from the subscription-based site.

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Snoop told Johnson that his offer came in relation to successes like these, as it was believed he could make even more money.

"They got at me when one of them little girls made like $20 million on there," he said.

“They were like, ‘OnlyFans wants you to come on there, Snoop! You could do about $100 million'."

It's an enticing idea, but there was a catch.

While OnlyFans offers users the opportunity to pay to see all sorts of content, it's no secret that it's best known for its more explicit offerings.

Snoop's account on the platform would be in keeping with this trend, as he was told: "All you gotta do is pull that thang out."

$100 million to 'pull that thang out'? Some people might be tempted, but not Snoop.

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He continued: "I’m like, ‘I got a Black wife, n****. Ain’t no way in the world she gonna allow me to go on there and pull that thang out for no amount of money!’”

With so many other hobbies and jobs already taking up his time, it's not likely Snoop will change his mind about OnlyFans any time soon.

On the off chance he does, though, he'll have some subscribers waiting for him.

Fans responded to the conversation to show their support for the idea, with one writing: "If he did everyone in the world would watch he [is] the most popular rapper ever."

Another joked: "I'd pay so much to see some sweet passionate Snoop Dogg content."

I guess people can wait and hope to see Snoop change his mind, but until then, you can always find him on Instagram, albeit with his clothes on...