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WATCH: Snoop Dogg's late-night pre-Super Bowl show in Houston

Photo: Daniel Boczarski, Getty Images

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Photo: Daniel Boczarski, Getty Images
By Jennifer Brett
Feb 3, 2017

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HOUSTON - The pop-up Club Nomadic is the place to be for the hottest pre-Super Bowl festivities these days.

Thursday night's appearances included a set from veteran rapper Snoop Dogg. Actually, make that Friday morning's appearances.

Following a show by the Chainsmokers and Sam Hunt, Snoop took the stage at 1:30 a.m. That's way past my bedtime but it's prime time for AJC sports reporter D. Orlando Ledbetter (he asked the clutch question during Lady Gaga's Thursday news conference, by the way).

D-Led got a few video clips of the show; here's one suitable for a family-friendly news site:

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