Kanye West caused more controversy over the weekend by showing up late and Pihitstorming off stage at a concert in Sacramento, California after a lengthy rant about Beyoncé and Jay-Z, among other things.
SEE ALSO: Kanye West calls out Beyoncé, ends concert early with a mic dropTicketmaster was forced to refund furious fans who had to wait 90 minutes for a concert that abruptly ended after only three songs.
Snoop Dogg watched the rant and, needless to say, he had some for words for Kanye, which he published to his Instagram account.
In three separate videos, Snoop, along with his facial expressions, offer a hilarious counterpoint to Kanye's ramblings:
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This is a transcript of what Snopp Dogg said:
This n***a crazy. Have you heard this n***a? This n***a onstage… this n***a crazier than the shit I got on my head… I thought he's supposed to be doin' a show! This n***a crazy. I can’t believe he still talking. He picked the wrong night to vent like that. Them Sacramento n***as ain’t feeling that shit. He shoulda had a bunch of weird motherfuckers like you when he was talking that weird ass shit… That’s just my thought. I smoke weed. Weed don’t make you do that. What the fu*k is he on?
Kanye also cancelled a Sunday night show in The Forum, Los Angeles, just hours before the singer was supposed to take the stage at 8 p.m. PST.
Ticketmaster gave no explanation for the cancellation.
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