Snoop Dogg Pokes Fun On Bill Belichick’s age gap with 24-year-old girlfriend: see their reactions

On February 8, 2025By Littum

Snoop Dogg Dropped jokes as if they were hot on the NFL Head Correction Thursday (February 6), but especially one of them – lobbed by Bill Belichick and the coach’s girlfriend, Jordon Hudson – packed extra heat.

Under the rapper’s opening monologue at the ceremony before the Super Bowl Award, which he hosted, Snoop got the audience swirling when he highlighted the age difference between 72-year-old former New England Patriots leader and his 24-year-old partner. “I’ve been a football fan for a long, long time,” Snoop began. “I mean, I remember back when cowboys were good. I remember back when Chiefs was bad … Bill Belichick’s girlfriend wasn’t even born yet! “

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At that time cut cameras to Belichick and Hudson, whose jaw fell with shock as the crowd at the Saenger Theater in New Orleans both moaned and roared with laughter. The coach – who now leads the University of North Carolina on Chapel Hill’s football team – simply smiled and gave a small eye roll.

Maybe suspected that he had gotten away with as much as he would be able to joke-wise that night, Snoop Belichick prompted his last bit of the monologue and continued to introduce Shaboozey and Odell Beckham Jr. of the show. Before that, however, he also cracked jokes about the last two NFL teams that stood in years “It will be an incredibly super bowl between Eagles and Refs” and gently toasted all-star participants Josh Allen, Sam Darnold and Joe Burrow.

The NFL Honours concert comes as the “Drop It Like It’s Hot” musician is still facing setbacks from fans to perform at Donald Trump’s crypto ball during the inauguration in January. Snoop hasn’t said much about his choice to do it, but he recently seemed to tackle the negative response by saying in an Instagram video, “For all the hatred I will answer with love.”

“Get your life right, stop worrying about mine,” he continued at the time. “I’m cool. I’m together. Still a black man. Still 100 percent black. All out to you ball out or ’till you fall out.’

See Snoop’s full monologue above.

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