What is Snoop Dogg's genre of music?

Snoop Dogg's primary genre of music is hip hop.

Born Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., Snoop Dogg emerged from Long Beach, California, and became one of the defining voices of West Coast hip hop. He first gained major attention through his collaborations with Dr. Dre, including the 1992 album The Chronic and the single Deep Cover.

His music is often described more specifically as West Coast hip hop, G-funk, gangsta rap, or a combination of those styles. His debut album, Doggystyle, released in 1993, helped popularize the smooth, funk-influenced sound associated with West Coast rap and became one of the era's landmark hip-hop albums.

Snoop has explored other styles during his career, including reggae under the name Snoop Lion, gospel, R&B, and pop collaborations. Those experiments do not change the broad, canonical answer: hip hop is the genre most closely associated with his career.