Snoop Dogg accidentally left his Twitch stream live for almost eight hours. Watch footage of him realising what had happened here:
The rapper had taken part in a Twitch live stream - but while he remembered to switch off his console, he didn't switch off the camera. So for eight hours, his followers were just sat about making conversation between themselves.
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A clip taken from the stream shows Snoop walking into the room singing softly to himself, before apparently spotting the camera.
He walks over to the computer and asks: "Am I still streaming? I would hope not."
Sorry to break it to you, mate, but you were.
Snoop doesn't seem to have much luck when it comes to his Twitch streams - the 49-year-old recently rage-quit after just 14 minutes of game play.
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Snoop live streamed himself playing EA Sports' Madden NFL '21, but just minutes later he stormed off in frustration.
Shortly after the game kicked off, Snoop found himself down 14-0, but he continued playing, seemingly keen to try for a comeback.
However, he appeared to draw the line when his opponent scored a third touchdown, leaving him 21-0 down.
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Like many gamers before him, Snoop rage-quit the game - shouting: "F**k this s**t, man, I came in this room and everything went bad.
"F**k this s**t."
We've all been there, Snoop.
Snoop recently threw his support - and a whopping $2 million - behind YouTuber Jake Paul beating Ben Askren in the boxing ring.
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Snoop made the wager after Dana White said he'd be prepared to put a $1 million bet on the UFC welterweight beating Paul in their upcoming bout.
In an Instagram video, Snoop said: "Hey Dana White, I see you got faith in your boy, right? Going up against my guy, Jake.
"You say you got a million? You're the CEO of UFC, man. You've got more than a million. Put up two - put up two million and we'll match it."
He continued: "Come on Dana, what you waiting on?
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"Your money good. Yeah, I got Jake. Fight night. That's my guy, that's my dog in the fight. Two million. Holla at me, Dana White."
White had previously said: "Let's be honest, Jake Paul isn't a f***ing boxer.
"This guy's a f***ing YouTube kid."
Boxer or not, the two will go head to head on 17 April in an eight-round boxing match, which will be the MMA welterweight champion's first professional boxing fight.
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