The title of Tom Brady and Snoop Dogg’s new Super Bowl commercial, “No Reason to Hate,” is turning out to be a bit ironic. After the PSA from the famous duo made its debut during the second quarter of Sunday’s Big Game,

Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady appeared in a controversial Super Bowl commercial that aimed to combat hate, but many viewers were left scratching their heads

Former Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley hasn't forgotten the defensive dominance the New England Patriots displayed at Super Bowl LIII. When appearing on the "Run Your Race" podcast, the former All-Pro running back claimed the Patriots were so prepared for

Rapper Snoop Dogg appeared in an anti-hate public service announcement with former NFL quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady during the second quarter of the Super Bowl on Sunday. In the ad, Snoop Dogg and Brady stand face to face and say what they hate about each other.

Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady starred in a Super Bowl ad that had viewers scratching their heads and accusing the pair of being "tone deaf"

Some social media users weren't thrilled about Snoop Dogg's appearance in Super Bowl commercial about anti-hate after a recent performance.

Snoop Dogg has been criticised on social media for starring in an anti-hate commercial alongside Tom Brady - after performing for one of President Trump's inauguration events