Videos tagged with Snoop Dogg

This YouTube video introduces Operator Mila, portrayed by Tetiana Gaidar, in Call of Duty Season 5 for both Warzone and Modern Warfare 2. The video prompts viewers to share their opinions on the character and her execution moves within the game. It also includes several popular culture references and hashtags related to Call of Duty, gaming, and other franchises.

This YouTube video discusses the upcoming Call of Duty Season 5, focusing on the introduction of Operator Mila, portrayed by actress Tetiana Gaidar. The description hints at potential crossovers with popular culture figures like Homelander from 'The Boys,' Snoop Dogg, and Nicki Minaj, drawing a parallel to Michelle Rodriguez's past operator. The video is primarily about gaming content, specifically related to the Call of Duty franchise, its operators, and in-game content updates. There are no direct discussions or demonstrations of real-world firearms, calibers, or manufacturers. The tags are derived directly from the title and description provided, focusing on the game's elements and related pop culture references.

This YouTube video features content creator @TetianaGaidar interacting with a new Glock G34 Copperhead pistol. The description hints at the video being a "Day Shift" themed segment, possibly referencing the film. Viewers are encouraged to suggest a name for "Day Shift part 2" and share their favorite aspects of the "Day Shift film". The description also lists several actors and @Netflix, indicating a connection or inspiration from the film.

This video showcases highlights of a custom Glock 45 Combat Master featured in the Netflix movie 'Day Shift'. The film stars Jamie Foxx and Snoop Dogg, and was directed by JJ Perry. The focus is on the firearm's appearance and custom aspects within the context of the movie.

This YouTube video appears to be a trailer or promotional clip for the movie "Day Shift," starring Jamie Foxx, Meagan Good, and Steve Howey, with a cameo by Snoop Dogg. The title highlights the actors and the film's premise of 'shredding vampires.' The description confirms the movie is available on Netflix and mentions director JJ Perry. While the title and description strongly imply action and potentially firearm usage in a fictional context, there is no direct mention of specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers within the provided data.

This YouTube video showcases the Sig Sauer MPX carbine, highlighting its performance with "triple taps" and dubbing it the "best pistol caliber carbine." The description explicitly mentions the Sig Sauer MPX Carbine in 9mm and the Aimpoint Pro red dot sight. It also includes a music credit to @snoopdogg and relevant hashtags like #shorts, #sigsauer, #shooting, #ar15, #9mm, #gun, #range, #florida, #snoopdogg, #demo, #weapons, and #pcc. The video encourages likes and subscriptions for more content.

This "Spicy Friday" video from Johnny B tackles the issue of rising ammunition prices, comparing them to Snoop Dogg's elevated status. The description highlights several affiliate links for various products and services, including the Warrior Poet Society Network, Blackout Coffee, and deals on ear protection, tactical backpacks, and general outdoor gear. It also promotes Johnny's merchandise and social media channels. While the core topic is ammo prices, the content appears to be a lifestyle or general interest video with a nod to the firearms community through the "Spicy Friday" branding and the mention of "ear pro."

This video features Dana Loesch on Stinchfield discussing the perceived hypocrisy of the anti-gun group Moms Demand Action. The core of the discussion revolves around the group's alleged silence on Snoop Dogg's music video where he mimics shooting the President, contrasting it with their typical stance on gun violence. The segment is broadcast live on NRATV.

This is a segment of Tom Gresham's GUNTALK radio show from March 15, 2015. In this part, Tom Gresham discusses an article from Examiner.com by David Codrea. The article's topic, as indicated by the URL, is related to Snoop Dogg dispensing investment advice and a campaign called "imunloading". While the title indicates a firearms-related show, the description provided focuses on a seemingly unrelated celebrity and investment topic. Therefore, specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or applications are not directly extractable from the provided description.