Martha Stewart shows off Snoop Dogg tattoo ahead of Super Bowl commercial
Like Stewart’s ad, Snoop’s 30-second game commercial advertises the Slip-ins shoes, only this time set to the rapper’s hit 1993 song “Who Am I? .
”The rapper proceeds to go about his day, performing onstage, grooming a poodle, delivering newspapers, coaching kid’s football and relaxing in the oval office, all while wearing the slip-on sneakers.“Skechers, baby,” he replies. “Shoes made for all walks of life.”
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