Rap legend Snoop Dogg has responded to earlier controversy surrounding his remarks on Lightyear by releasing a new children’s song called “Love Is Love”, aimed at uplifting LGBTQ+ youth. EW.com

Partnering with GLAAD, the track is featured in Snoop’s animated series Doggyland, where he introduces characters and diverse family dynamics to young audiences. EW.com In the show’s latest episode, families with same-sex parents appear alongside more conventional family setups, reinforcing that love is unconditional and universal. EW.com

Though Snoop has not publicly recanted his earlier statements, the move reflects a shift toward inclusion. He has said the song is meant to “address real questions children have” and foster empathy. EW.com

Why it matters:

• It marks a public figure’s attempt to pivot toward acceptance amid backlash.
• Using children’s media and animation gives the message broad, early reach.
• It signals growing expectations on entertainers to engage responsibly on social issues