Snoop Dogg has spent decades operating as one of hip-hop’s most durable cultural exports—an artist whose brand logic moves fluidly across music, media, and entrepreneurship, extending far beyond his roots in West Coast rap. But with Dr. Bombay Ice Cream—developed alongside ice cream scientist Dr. Maya Warren and co-founded with his son Cordell Broadus—the signal is no longer just sonic. It has become edible.If hip-hop has always been built on sampling—taking fragments of culture, memory, and sound and reconstructing them into something new—then Dr. Bombay is sampling nostalgia itself. Ice cream becomes the beat. Flavor, the hook. And, retail shelves…