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WATCH: Ellen DeGeneres and Snoop Dogg dance at a private party

A still image from the cell phone video Ellen played during her show.

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

A still image from the cell phone video Ellen played during her show.
By Jennifer Brett
March 27, 2017

Ellen DeGeneres and Snoop Dogg danced the night away at a recent private party and of course, someone shot cell-phone video of the impromptu performance.

"I was really getting down," Ellen said as she narrated the clip during her show. "I don't know why, but after I had been up there dancing with Snoop, I was hungry for Cheetos."

(You either get that last joke or you don't. You probably do.)

Snoop made headlines recently with a video involving a clown character dressed as President Donald Trump. The clip sparked several days of Twitter furor, particularly when Bow Wow weighed in. There was no mention of that during Ellen's show. See the video below:

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