D’Lo Brown went into detail about how The Godfather and Snoop Dogg hotboxed a room at WWE RAW in 1999.
Speaking on The Velvet Ropes with SoCal Val, former WWE Intercontinental Champion D’Lo Brown gave a detailed account of The Godfather and Snoop Dogg’s infamous smoke session at the Allstate Arena in 1999.
“That was Raw in Chicago,” D’Lo Brown began, “at the Allstate Arena, and it’s very small; the downstairs is very small. So, there’s a small hallway, and there’s like three or four rooms there, and on the left side is the boys’ locker room, and then the girls’ locker room, and on the right side was like, production and then Vince’s office.
“Well, since it was a house show, “live event,” there was no production. So, that was going to be the room where the celebrities would be, and that’s where Jesse Ventura was at, and then before Jesse got there, Snoop Dogg was there.
“So, Snoop comes rolling in, and, you know, he’s dapping and he’s hanging with the boys, and all of a sudden, him and Godfather go disappear into this room. And like clockwork, five minutes later, the entire bottom bowl of the arena smells of the funk of 40,000 years.”
D’Lo Brown Also Revealed Vince McMahon’s Reaction
Speaking further, D’Lo Brown also shared how former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon reacted to the whole situation.
“It is weed sensual in this thing, right?” D’Lo Brown continued, “and as Vince comes rolling up, walking in, out open the door hears Godfather open the door, and it’s like something out of Cheech and Chong, a puff of smoke comes out. And as Godfather tells the story, he walked out, looked at Vince, and he goes, ‘What do you expect me to do? You put me in the room with him.’
“And Vince goes, ‘Alright, pal,’ and keeps walking on, and Godfather just comes out giggling, and here comes Snoop right behind him, eyes drooping, bloodshot higher than Mount Everest. But it was so cool, and that was in Chicago. I’ll never forget it.”
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