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Photoshopped image convinces Snoop Dogg he smoked weed with Kurt Cobain

Sometimes you forget which celebrities you’ve smoked blunts with.

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Mikael Thalen

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A Photoshopped image circulating online of rapper Snoop Dogg smoking weed with late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain looks pretty convincing. So convincing that the West Coast hip-hop mogul actually thought it was real.

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Snoop Dogg shared the incredible photo on Instagram alongside a caption stating that the moment took place in 1992.

“Young dogg with Kurt,” he wrote on Thursday.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bze2D61HzQd/?utm_source=ig_embed

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The photo, which shows Cobain sitting on a bed while Snoop smokes a blunt on the floor, was immediately praised by countless notable musicians.

Everyone from fellow rapper Busta Rhymes to R&B singer Tyrese marveled at the iconic ’90s powerhouse.

“Wow we already know you’re legendary you just took it up a few levels!!” Tyrese commented.

As it turns out, the image was created by Instagram user _vemix_, a Photoshop artist known for placing famous musicians in photos together.

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The Instagram artist responded humorously after learning of Snoop’s mistake.

“When you make Snoop think he smoked with Kurt in ’92,” _vemix_ wrote.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BzfBDrXg0DF/?utm_source=ig_embed

A Twitter user was also able to quickly hunt down the two original photos used to make the Photoshopped one.

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“Yo Snoop Dogg smoked himself so stupid that foo really thought this shit was real lmfao,” the user joked.

https://twitter.com/shadieboy/status/1147281218074865666

You can’t really blame Snoop for thinking the photo may have been real. The rapper has undoubtedly smoked countless blunts with countless celebrities over the years.

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