Snoop Dogg’s Surprising Reaction to ‘Lightyear’ Same-Sex Couple with Grandson

## Snoop Dogg Shares Experience Watching *Lightyear*

During a recent episode of the *It’s Giving… Podcast*, Snoop Dogg opened up about an experience he had while watching Disney’s *Lightyear* with his grandson. The film portrays a same-sex couple, prompting his grandson to ask questions that caught Snoop off guard.

### A Surprise Question

As the story unfolds in *Lightyear*, Buzz Lightyear’s close friend Alisha Hawthorne, voiced by Uzo Aduba, has a child with her partner Kiko. Snoop recounted the moment his grandson asked, “Papa Snoop? How she have a baby with a woman? She’s a woman.” The rapper humorously remarked that he hadn’t expected to be faced with such questions while simply trying to enjoy a movie together.

Snoop admitted to urging his grandson to focus on the film instead. “Shh, the movie ain’t over yet,” he told him. However, his grandson remained curious, seeking clarity on the storyline.

### A Concerned Parent

“I’m scared to go to the movies now,” Snoop shared, expressing his reluctance when confronted with topics he felt unprepared to explain. The podcast segment that included his reflections was later removed from the YouTube upload, which might have taken some context away from his experience.

### Addressing Social Themes

In a notable moment during the podcast, Snoop remarked on how the film’s themes can be quite complex for younger audiences. He described a scene that “threw me for a loop,” questioning whether such subjects should be presented to children at that age.

Following this conversation, the podcast transitioned to discussions on child well-being, including topics like mental health.

### Embracing Change

Reflecting on the shifting societal norms, Chris Evans, who voices Buzz in *Lightyear*, discussed the ongoing journey of social progress. He emphasized that while some may resist changes, embracing growth is vital to our humanity.

What are your thoughts on how films like *Lightyear* address contemporary issues?