Snoop Dogg shares his Xbox stats: Check out his favourite games

Rap superstar Snoop Dogg's Xbox Year in Review leaves fans starstruck as the rapper reveals he clocked in over 1,300 hours in video games this year.

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Xbox Year in Review are here and the Doggfather ‘Snoop Dogg’ being an Xbox gamer has now shared his past 12 months' stats boasting over a thousand hours playing video games. His most played games for the year were Madden NFL 24, 25 and College Football 25 where he managed to reach the top 1% in terms of being active.

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It’s no secret that Snoop Dogg loves video games and even streams himself playing games, which isn’t surprising as gaming has become a popular hobby. A lot of other celebrities also game on a regular basis, but his statistics are quite impressive considering his superstar status in the music industry.

A quick look at his Year in Review shows that Snoop has spent over 1,300 hours playing video games on Xbox this year. While Madden NFL is his jam as it’s pretty clear after watching him in the top 1% in terms of activity, he also tries out other games too.

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Snoop Dogg’s involvement in video games

Apart from being the player, Snoop Dogg has also made an appearance in video games through various collabs. Some of the most popular ones are Call of Duty and Fortnite, where fans can get his character and wreak havoc.

He was also among the featured artists in Fortnite along with Eminem, Ice Spice and late rapper Juice WRLD. The entire Fortnite Chapter 2 Remix integrated all these musicians into an incredible finale, which also helped the game reach a new all-time peak player count of over 14 million.

Watching his stats, the fans were quite impressed about him clocking in so many hours in video games. Even the official Xbox account saluted the Doggfather for reaching the top 1% saying, “We'd expect nothing less.”

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