Snoop Dogg is making amends with the LGBTQ+ community, weeks after sparking furious backlash for saying he was “scared” to go to the cinema due to LGBTQ+ representation in children’s movies. The 53-year-old hip-hop star has teamed up with LGBTQ+ media monitoring organisation GLAAD to “send a powerful message to LGBTQ youth” on annual awareness day, Spirit Day. Snoop Dogg has collaborated with queer musician Jeremy Beloate, who appeared on last year’s season of 'The Voice US', on which the rapper is a mentor, to create new song “Love Is Love”. The song features as part of Snoop Dogg’s animated children’s series, 'Doggyland'. The song and its accompanying music video centres messages of acceptance of all family units, including those with same-sex parents. The music video, which features the colourful animated dogs from Snoop Dogg’s series, appears to feature two women parenting a young puppy child. Snoop Dogg’s work with GLAAD also includes a conversation between him and Beloate abo...