Photos | Snoop Dogg lights up Coachella stage
Crowd goes wild as Snoop Dogg and his collaborator rock the stage with two microphones and incredible lighting effects during their unforgettable concert performance at Coachella 2012.
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2012-04-15T22:47:44-07:00
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