Snoop Dogg tries to rent a country for music video?

When Snoop Dogg was scouting locations for a new video, he settled on the alpine microstate of Liechtenstein -- but instead of a castle, estate or mountain meadow, the rapper set his sights on the entire country.

According to The Boombox, the Doggfather approached the government of Liechtenstein with a proposal to use the entire nation as a video set. Although Liechtenstein is tiny -- about 61.7 square miles of breathtaking scenery wedged between Switzerland and Austria -- Snoop was rejected not for his audacity, but because the country couldn't meet the rapper's demanding timetable.