A Houston weatherman has gone viral for including Snoop Dogg lyrics in a recent weather report, only for the rapper to repost clips of the show himself praising them.
Adam Krueger, a weatherman for CW39 Houston, is known for adding lyrics to his live reports.
He sometimes takes requests from his viewers and recently agreed to put some Snoop Dogg lyrics into a show.
During a recent broadcast, Krueger agreed to incorporate lyrics from the Snoop Dogg song Who Am I (What’s My Name) into his show, seamlessly inserting lines like “It really is, rat tat tat tat” into descriptions of weather fronts and rain forecasts.
Snoop Dogg endorsed the Krueger report, reposted it on his Instagram and captioned “Weather Man on One” along with a bunch of emojis.
Rapper Snoop Dogg praised weatherman Adam Krueger for putting his lyrics on a show
One of Krueger’s fans asked him to sneak Snoop Dogg into a show, writing: “Have you done Snoop Dogg yet if not can you please do it?
The weatherman said he’s done Snoop before but is willing to try again.
“I’ve done it before. ‘Gin and Juice’ in the past,” he said in a video introducing his show. Today, however, I’m doing Who Am I (What’s My Name). Yes, challenge accepted.’
Kicking off the report by saying “From the depths of the sea, back to the block,” Krueger advised viewers to keep up to date with the weather by “following me, following me, following me” while watching his Social -Show media handles.
Speaking next about the clouds clearing, Krueger said, “We’ll step through the fog and crawl through the smog, and we’ll be able to see a little bit of sun pop out this afternoon.”
Then, while discussing predictions from the “most accurate meteorologist,” he said, “You know what? He is me and I am him.’
He ended things by saying, “We’re going to be warm and wet, with highs in the 80s, guess it’s like, rat tat tat tat.”
Houston weatherman Adam Krueger is known for including lyrics in his broadcasts
Krueger advises viewers they can keep up to date with the weather by “following me, following me, following me.”
Speaking about the clouds clearing, Krueger said, “We’re going to step through the fog and crawl through the smog, and we’ll be able to see some sun this afternoon.”
Snoop Dogg wasn’t the only one impressed by Krueger’s performance, with many viewers flocking to the post to express their praise for the weatherman’s talents.
“These weathermen are a different race these days. One dances and raps. That makes sniffing weather,” one user wrote.
“He’s having too much fun being a meteorologist,” said another.
“Did you really say ‘rat tat tat tat’ on live TV??? WOW! Love it,” one user commented on a TikTok clip of the show.
His fans urged him to do a bunch of other rappers and asked him to put lines from TV shows like Schitt’s Creek and Seinfeld into one show.
Krueger has put song lyrics and movie lines in countless shows, all of which are posted to his Instagram account.
Other musicians he has done include George Strait, Eminem, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Beyonce.
Films he’s done include Wayne’s World, Forest Gump, Dumb and Dumber, and he’s even done things like inserting the names of US Presidents along with elements from the periodic table.