Following his Melbourne success, Snoop Dogg performed in Sydney over the weekend, where tickets sold out quickly for the highly anticipated event, with prices ranging from $80 to $3,000 for VIP experiences.

While his Melbourne show was well-received, fans in Sydney were disappointed due to Snoop Dogg arriving several hours late, causing frustration among attendees who waited up to five hours past the scheduled start time.

The Sydney event faced significant delays, with Snoop arriving after 2am, which led to social media backlash, requests for refunds, and disappointment among fans who had paid premium prices.

Despite the late start and mixed reactions to his setlist, which included covers and lesser-known tracks rather than his biggest hits, Snoop Dogg's subsequent gigs at Greenwood Hotel and Cargo Bar in Sydney sold out, wrapping up his Australian trip.

The event featured elaborate pre-show entertainment, including a Super Bowl-style marching band and dancers, and collaborations with Baker Boy, notably a cover of 'Still D.R.E.', adding to the spectacle.

During the Sydney performance, Snoop Dogg played an eclectic mix of tracks under his DJ alias Snoopadelic, blending his hits with songs by Journey and Bob Marley, which was seen as unconventional.

In contrast to the Sydney gig, Snoop Dogg's Melbourne performance was celebrated, with many praising him as the 'King of Rap' and highlighting the positive reception of his earlier set.

The Sydney event's ticket prices and delays overshadowed the excitement, leading to a stark contrast with the enthusiastic response in Melbourne.

Snoop Dogg's set in Sydney, which included covers like 'Drop It Like It's Hot' and 'Journey's Don't Stop Believin',' was considered bizarre by some, deviating from his typical performance style.

US rapper Snoop Dogg kicked off his Australian appearances with a highly praised performance at the AFL Grand Final in Melbourne, drawing nearly 100,000 fans who enjoyed his nine-song set featuring guest artists like Jessica Mauboy, Baker Boy, and Tash Sultana.