SNOOP Dogg appeared to show his support for Celtic's Champions League rivals - on the same night they were beaten by them.
The rapper, who is reputed to be a Celtic fan, was performing in Rotterdam on Tuesday night dressed in a Feyenoord top.
@skaffaboysofficial Meer beelden op snap! #snoopdogg #rotterdam #feyenoord #dutch #nederland ♬ origineel geluid - Rilla
It comes as the Dutch side beat Celtic 2-0 in the first Champions League group-stage fixture at their home ground De Kuip.
The Drop It Like It's Hot singer previously said he would be coming to Glasgow when Celtic won the 2021/22 Premiership title.
He said: “My Bhoys are not there yet but after their win against Rangers, they are getting close to winning the championship.
“Snoop hasn’t booked his ticket just yet but the passport is out of the safe.
“As soon as they are champions, you better believe I am on that flight to Glasgow.
“The night is going to go off and whatever they want to do, it’s all going to be on Snoop.
“The champagne is going to be out and we are going to get it poppin’."
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