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Breakfast Club Hosts Back Snoop Dogg After Lightyear Remark, Deepening Rift Over LGBTQ+ in Kids’ Media

The debate now centers on a parenting dilemma versus the harm advocates say the remarks can cause.

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JULY 23: Snoop Dogg works a surprise "shift" at Raising Cane's in Vegas ahead of National Chicken Finger Day on July 27 at Raising Cane's on July 23, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Alisha Hawthorne with her family in Lightyear. (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
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Overview

  • Snoop Dogg told the It's Giving podcast he was "thrown for a loop" and felt "scared to go to the movies" after his grandson asked about a same‑sex couple in Pixar’s Lightyear.
  • The Breakfast Club’s Jess Hilarious, DJ Envy, and Charlamagne tha God defended his stance, saying they would avoid explaining such topics during a children’s movie.
  • Newsweek reported that Snoop’s 2004 cameo on Showtime’s The L Word resurfaced as social media reactions split between criticism of his remarks and support for his parenting concern.
  • PinkNews recapped prior instances in which Snoop used homophobic slurs or mocked queer expression, adding context to why LGBTQ+ advocates view the latest comments as harmful.
  • Coverage revisited Lightyear’s 2022 same‑sex kiss controversy and resurfaced Chris Evans’ defense of the scene, while Newsweek noted it had sought comment from Snoop’s publicists.