Snoop Dog given a true Scottish welcome as he arrives in Glasgow to his rap played on the bagpipes

Snoop Dog received a true Scottish welcome when he touched down in Glasgow Airport ahead of his concert in the city’s OVO Hydro on Friday. 

The rapper, 51, stepped off his flight to be greeted by his and Dr Dre‘s track Still D.R.E played on traditional bagpipes. 

Snoop appeared overjoyed by the welcome which he described as ‘f***** dope’ and even showcased his dancing moves on the tarmac. 

The musician was wrapped in a blanket after his long journey and kept warm from the Scottish chill with a red beanie.

Piper Ross Ainslie, who was also dressed in a kilt, told Glasgow live: ‘It was a very cool experience!’.

Big welcome: Snoop Dog, 51, received a true Scottish welcome when he touched down in Glasgow Airport ahead of his concert in the city on Friday

What a welcome: The rapper  stepped off his flight to be greeted by his and Dr Dre ‘s track Still D.R.E played on traditional bagpipes

See also  Minneapolis cop who shot dead Australian woman after she called 911 is released from prison

‘I only had a day to suss out some music but ‘Still D.R.E’ is a great pipe tune! Who knew?’.

Racing to Instagram one fan wrote: ‘I’ve never felt so proud to be Scottish’. 

With a second writing: ‘Brilliant, best Scottish welcome’.

And a third said: ‘Now that’s the crossover I’ve been waiting for!’.