Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Iconic Rappers Roast 'Grey's Anatomy' on Jimmy Kimmel Show

Jimmy Kimmel Recruits Rap Legends for Hilarious Grey s Anatomy Parody

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Jimmy Kimmel added a musical touch to the popular TV show Grey's Anatomy by collaborating with rap legends.

In a funny sketch called "Dre's Anatomy" on the recent episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! aired on Tuesday, March 19, Kimmel finds himself in need of medical attention and is taken to a hospital where Dr. Dre is waiting to help him. When Kimmel asks a nurse about his condition, she admits, "I've never seen something like this before."

Upon lifting a sheet draped over Kimmel’s lower half, Dre, 59, discovers that the late-night host’s penis is incredibly small. “What the f–k is this?” he quips. “This man has no penis.”

Kimmel protests that he does, in fact, have a penis, but Dre humorously replies, “Not according to what I’m looking at.” He then calls in his colleague Snoop Dogg for help.

Snoop, 52, exclaims, "I can't see anything," as he tries to look at Kimmel's private parts with a magnifying glass. The two friends then decide to call for backup, and in comes 50 Cent, 48, carrying a large telescope.

Apologizing to Kimmel, 50 Cent pats him on the shoulder and joins Snoop in assisting Dre with the procedure to remove Kimmel's penis. Snoop describes it as resembling a "piece of bubblegum."

"I came in for a colonoscopy," Kimmel says. "Could you please put that back? I don't know what's happening here. Maybe I'll just come back another time, like tomorrow."

Jimmy Kimmel Recruits Rap Legends for Hilarious Grey s Anatomy Parody

Snoop Dogg tells Jimmy Kimmel to calm down and then puts a gas mask on his face. The medical machine starts beeping, but Snoop and his friends turn the sound into a cool rhythm.

The sketch concludes with a surprise appearance from Eminem in a sneak peek of a fictional medical show called EM. Eminem playfully says, "You only get one shot," while holding a syringe. 50 Cent adds, "One shot? I've been shot nine times," to which Eminem jokingly responds, "That's a strange way to show off, but alright."

Earlier on the same day, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Eminem were present at Dre's Hollywood Walk of Fame event. Dre expressed his gratitude, stating, "Putting my heart and soul into hip-hop has led me to an amazing career, where I get to make a living doing what I love." He reflected, "Isn't that the ultimate dream?"

After the ceremony, everyone except Eminem made an appearance as guests on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. This episode was special because it was Dre's first time on a late-night show in more than 30 years.

Dre mentioned that the "Dre's Anatomy" sketch was actually Jimmy's idea, just to clarify things.

Dre shared that his passion lies in hip-hop, although artists from various genres often approach him for collaborations. Despite this, there is one exception to his rule.

He expressed his admiration for Dolly Parton, citing "Jolene" as one of his favorite songs. While he is open to working with her, hip-hop remains his true love.

Editor's P/S:

The "Dre's Anatomy" skit on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a hilarious and absurd take on medical procedures. The collaboration between Jimmy Kimmel and rap legends Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Eminem brought a unique and entertaining perspective to the show. The sketch poked fun at Kimmel's supposed medical condition and featured the rappers using their musical talents to assist in the diagnosis and treatment. The overall tone of the skit was lighthearted and comedic, providing a refreshing break from the show's usual format.

The appearance of Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Eminem on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a special moment for fans of hip-hop and late-night television. Dre's first appearance on a late-night show in over 30 years was a testament to his enduring legacy in the music industry. The interview with Dre provided insights into his creative process, his passion for hip-hop, and his admiration for Dolly Parton. The episode showcased the diverse talents of the guests and the unique chemistry between them and Jimmy Kimmel, making it a memorable and entertaining addition to the show's history.