Boosie & Snoop Dogg React To Serena Williams Crip Walking At Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl Performance
Serena Williams’ Crip Walk at Super Bowl Sparks Wild Reactions from Snoop Dogg & Boosie
It was the kind of cultural moment that lives rent-free in the minds of fans forever. The Super Bowl halftime show, headlined by Kendrick Lamar, already had hip-hop heads buzzing. But then, out of nowhere, Serena Williams, the queen of the tennis court, decided to hit a Crip Walk. And just like that, the internet lost its collective mind.
Serena, who has long been known for her dominance in tennis, also has a history of effortlessly stepping into viral moments. But this time, she wasn’t just winning Grand Slams—she was winning over hip-hop royalty. As soon as the clip of her impromptu Crip Walk started making the rounds, rap legends Boosie and Snoop Dogg had some thoughts. And let’s be real—when it comes to West Coast culture and hip-hop authenticity, their opinions carry some serious weight.
Snoop’s Seal of Approval
Snoop Dogg, the unofficial mayor of all things cool, was quick to show his appreciation. The Long Beach native, who practically breathes West Coast culture, took to social media to share his reaction. “Serena got that West Coast in her! Love to see it,” he wrote, accompanied by a series of blue heart emojis. Because of course, Snoop was going to embrace the moment—after all, this is the man who C-Walked on national television in a blue bandana tracksuit during the previous year’s Super Bowl.
The Doggfather has never been shy about celebrating the intersection of sports and hip-hop. For him, seeing one of the greatest athletes of all time casually hit a move so deeply rooted in California street culture? That was just another example of hip-hop’s unstoppable influence on the world.
Boosie’s Hilarious Take
Meanwhile, Boosie Badazz, never one to hold back his opinions, had a more… let’s say enthusiastic reaction. The Louisiana rapper posted a video of himself cracking up, saying, “Man, y’all see Serena? She Crip Walking like she from the set! She ain’t even tryin’—she just smooth with it!”
Boosie’s reaction, equal parts amused and impressed, captured what a lot of fans were thinking: Serena didn’t force it, didn’t overdo it—she just had it. And in a world where authenticity is currency, that’s priceless.
The Internet Reacts
Of course, social media exploded. Fans debated whether Serena’s Crip Walk was spontaneous or something she had been waiting to unleash. Memes flooded timelines, comparing her footwork to her legendary serves. Some even joked that she might have a hidden talent for dance battles. And while the reactions ranged from celebratory to just plain entertained, one thing was clear—Serena Williams had once again proven why she’s an icon beyond just sports.
Culture Meets Legacy
At this point, Serena’s impact goes far beyond tennis. She’s been a champion, a role model, a trailblazer, and now—apparently—a certified vibe curator at major sporting events. Her ability to seamlessly step into a moment and own it? That’s what makes her legendary. And whether she meant to or not, her Super Bowl Crip Walk just cemented her even further into the culture.
