Patriots owner Robert Kraft revealed that he personally invited Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg to star in a Super Bowl commercial for his foundation's 'No Reason to Hate' campaign. The ad features the unlikely duo confronting each other with reasons to hate, highlighting social divisions and emphasizing the need for unity.
The New England Patriots owner, 83, tells Page Six that he called his former quarterback and the famed LA rapper personally to cast them.
“I’ve known Snoop since 1994,” Kraft said. He first met the hip hop artist when the Pats drafted onetimeSaid Kraft of Snoop, “We’ve been friends going back… he performed at some of our Super Bowl parties, he’s a real pal.”Kanye West and Bianca Censori's 'utterly unacceptable' Grammys 2025 stunt may cost him $20M Tokyo concert dealKraft’s history with Brady is perhaps better known, as the Patriots won six championships with the star.
The foundation’s new campaign is called, “No Reason to Hate,” and stars Brady, 47, and Snoop, 53, dramatically telling each other face-to-face reasons to hate each other — including “I hate you because you look different.”The stars tell viewers: But the stars then tell viewers, “I hate that things are so bad that we have to do a commercial about it.”But the stars then tell viewers, “Man, I hate that things are so bad that we have to do a commercial about it.
The organization has noted, “While the mission started to fight the rise in antisemitism, it has since become an overarching call to action in the fight against all hate. The blue square has since become a universal symbol representing this anti-hate mission, and symbolizes the need to constantly stand up for others.
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