‘Thanks, Uncle Snoop’: Rapper Fulfills Promise To Upgrade Australian School’s Music Studio

Rapper Snoop Dogg interacts with students at Warringa Park School in Werribee, Australia. After noticing the school's outdated gear during this studio visit, the rapper donated thousands of dollars in new audio equipment. (Screengrab via Warringa Park School/YouTube)

Uncle Snoop has officially delivered for the students of Warringa Park School.

Snoop Dogg has donated thousands of dollars worth of professional music equipment to the special education school located in Victoria, Australia. The delivery, which included state-of-the-art studio speakers, microphones, and microphone stands, arrived months after the West Coast rap pioneer initially visited the campus.

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During his initial visit, Snoop surprised the students and spent time in their music class, famously laying down a verse for their original song, "Drip." According to local news reports, while the rapper was in the studio recording with the children, he noticed the school's music equipment had "seen better days" and personally promised to upgrade their setup.

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Artist: Snoop Dogg
Recipient: Warringa Park School (Werribee, Victoria, Australia)
Donation: Professional studio monitors, microphones, and microphone stands to support special education music programs.

The new gear is designed to help take the students' music production to the next level.

"When it arrived, we just saw that same excitement and joy on the students' faces when they went to receive the equipment," Warringa Park School Principal Ashwini Sharma told reporters. "They felt so proud."

The students have already unboxed the new gear and recorded a heartfelt video message thanking the legendary rapper.

"Yeah, thanks, Uncle Snoop," one student said into a newly gifted microphone. "We love you. Alright, chill, peace out."