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Snoop Dogg says he's open to a "dream team" tour comprised of himself alongside Dr. Dre, Eminem and Kendrick Lamar.

In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Snoop discussed the idea of hitting the road, alluding to his 2000 Up in Smoke Tour with Dre and admitting, "I think [a joint tour] makes sense more than anything," he said, noting: "We have legendary music the world has yet to see us perform globally. I'm pretty sure he wants to do it. He just wants the team in place. Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre—that's the dream team for him."

As we previously reported, Dre has made his thoughts on a joint tour public, revealing last fall he'd at a minimum like to tour Europe with Snoop, Em and Lamar. "Hopefully we can make that happen," he said.

Snoop also went on to comment on the election, declaring he's "never seen a motherfucker like" Donald Trump make a bid for the White House. "How could we have someone as reckless as him running our country," he asked.

His interview comes ahead of his and Martha Stewart's Dinner Party series, which is expected to debut this fall on VH1.