Keke Palmer Turns Into Snoop Dogg with Transformative Mustache & Beard
Little Leo is this generation's Lil' Bow Wow in the Password host's music video tribute.
Keke Palmer never does anything halfway, and that includes Halloween.
The actress, singer, and Password host went all out for the 2025 holiday and even got her 2-year-old son Leodis in on the fun, because what good would it do to dress as Snoop Dogg in the "That's My Name" video without a Lil' Bow Wow? From the cornrows to the facial hair to the swag, Palmer delivered a pitch perfect impression of The Voice Coach, and she lip syncs his verse as if she was born to do it. Leo, meanwhile, proves he inherited his mom's star power.
Palmer shared the costumes on Instagram in two separate posts. With the music video recreation she wrote, "Woof the dogs came to playyyy," and she captioned a little photoshoot with, "My son my lil road dog FORREAL!" And if you think those comment sections weren't filled with fire emojis, think again.
In her Instagram stories, Palmer gave a shoutout to Snoop and indicated that doing an impression of him was not as easy as she made it look.
"And to be clear uncle Snoop Dogg flow ain't nothingg to play with," she wrote. "Felt like I was doing a marathon with my mouth twist and turns hahaa."
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Snoop has not yet shared his thoughts on the video, but he has reposted it multiple times in his Instagram stories.
See Palmer's costume and music video here.
Leo also featured in Palmer's 2024 Halloween costume, for which they posed on Game of Thrones' iron throne. He was little Joffrey Baratheon, while Palmer went strawberry blonde as Cersei Lannister.
Keke Palmer returns as the host of Password Season 3
The game show was renewed for a third season in August 2025, with the Emmy-winning Palmer returning as host and Jimmy Fallon at her side as one of the recurring players. There's no premiere date yet, but the duo promised even more fun when the show returns.
"We couldn't be more excited to return to Password," Fallon and Palmer said in a statement about the renewal. "It's the only show where you get to lock eyes with a total stranger and think, 'OK, based on absolutely nothing, we're going to bet that you understand that when one of us says 'fluffy,' we mean 'pillow.' We love working with each other so much and are taking it to another level this season with bigger guests, wilder guesses, and guaranteed laughs."
