I drank Snoop Dogg's Gin & Juice canned cocktails for his Arizona Bowl. Here's how they taste
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Arizona Bowl: Snoop Dogg crashes tailgate, directs marching bands in halftime show
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I drank Snoop Dogg's Gin & Juice canned cocktails for his Arizona Bowl. Here's how they taste
Gin and Juice was the second single off Snoop’s zeitgeist-storming Doggystyle, a collaboration with the former N.W.A. member who’d taken him under his wing to help redefine West Coast rap.