😂 Snoop Dogg ROASTS Island Boy After Threats: ‘Two Goofballs in a Pool’ 💀🔥

Snoop Dogg, the undisputed king of cool in hip-hop, has finally broken his silence in response to the absurd threats hurled his way by Island Boy Fly Soldier, one-half of the heavily

tattooed, often-mocked viral duo known for their infamous “Island Boy” poolside anthem.

The bizarre feud dates back to late 2021 when Snoop appeared alongside Kevin Hart on Peacock’s 21 and Done special.

During the show, the two comedic legends reacted to the now-notorious “I’m an Island Boy” video with the exact amount of confusion and disappointment you’d expect from

seasoned veterans of real rap.

Snoop, upon seeing the video, physically hung his head and sighed, barely containing his disdain.

Kevin Hart couldn’t stop laughing.

Snoop’s response? A mix of bewilderment and pure comedy: “I’m speechless. Two goofballs in the pool.”

But Fly Soldier wasn’t laughing.

In fact, he was furious.

Not long after the clip aired, he fired back at Snoop Dogg in a fiery, profanity-laced rant on social media.

“If I ever see him, it’s on sight,” he declared.

“I swear to God I would’ve beat his ass.

I don’t care who he is.

” The threats were bold, aggressive, and, frankly, hilarious considering they came from someone nearly half Snoop’s age and with a fraction of his influence or respect.

Fly Soldier’s message was dripping with misplaced rage—allegedly triggered by being publicly ridiculed by a hip-hop legend.

Fast forward to June 7th, when Snoop Dogg finally decided to address the threats—and did he ever.

With the trademark chill that only Uncle Snoop can deliver, he laughed it all off in the most dismissive and hilarious way possible.

There was no anger.

No retaliation.

Just that sly Snoop swagger and a knowing grin.

His reaction reminded everyone that when you’ve reached his level, you don’t fight clowns—you laugh at the circus.

Snoop didn’t need to fire back with insults or threats.

He didn’t need to release a diss track or drag Fly Soldier through the mud.

His original reaction to the “Island Boy” video still stands as the ultimate roast: simply calling them what most of the internet already thinks they are—two goofballs in a pool.

It was that exact description that fans latched onto as the perfect summation of the Island Boys’ whole vibe.

Fly Soldier’s attempt to sound threatening only made things more cringe-worthy and solidified the dynamic between the two as legendary artist vs viral novelty act.

In an attempt to walk things back, Fly Soldier later tried softening his tone.

“My fault, I didn’t mean to be mean, Snoop Dogg,” he said, suddenly pivoting from on-sight threats to heartfelt admiration.

“All love Snoop Dogg, he’s an inspiration… I’m a human being and I feel like he tried.

” The damage, however, was already done.

Once you threaten to “beat the breaks off” one of the most respected names in rap history—only to backpedal after being ignored and laughed at—it’s hard to be taken seriously again.

This entire saga serves as a perfect case study in what happens when viral fame meets real legacy.

The Island Boys, who found fleeting success from a TikTok-fueled moment in 2021, have often struggled to translate their notoriety into actual respect or credibility.

Going after Snoop Dogg, a cultural icon with a decades-long career, was always going to be a losing battle.

And now, thanks to Snoop’s calm, comedic clapback, Fly Soldier has officially become part of a meme-worthy moment that will follow him far longer than the threats ever will.

Let’s be honest—Snoop Dogg has survived East Coast/West Coast beefs, battles with censorship, label wars, and a shifting industry that’s seen many stars rise and fall.

A threat from a guy who sings off-key in a hot tub is barely a blip on his radar.

Still, fans couldn’t help but enjoy the mismatch.

Twitter erupted with memes, Instagram stories ran wild with reposts of Snoop’s reaction, and comment sections across the internet turned the whole ordeal into digital popcorn fodder.

It’s unclear if Fly Soldier will try to reignite the beef, but one thing’s for certain—Snoop doesn’t even need to respond anymore.

His original reaction has already gone down in roast history, and if anything, the incident has only solidified his place as the unbothered, untouchable OG of hip-hop.

Meanwhile, the Island Boys will likely continue doing what they do best—grabbing at viral moments and hoping something sticks.

Just don’t expect the Doggfather to take any of it seriously.

In a world where social media beefs can escalate quickly and dangerously, Snoop Dogg’s hilarious, chilled-out response is a masterclass in how to defuse drama without ever lifting a finger.

Sometimes, the best clapback… is a laugh.