Convicted rapper Snoop Dogg has offered to solve Britain's growing gang problem if his ban on entering the UK is lifted.
The singer, who is hosting tomorrow's MTV awards in Munich, Germany, said "men in white wigs" and "laws from the 1800s" are preventing him from tackling the gang issue. He was cautioned for violent disorder and affray at Heathrow Airport last year but is convinced he is the man to solve the UK gang problem.
"I love my fans in the UK, they're really suffering by not letting me in to deal with the gang situation.
" I really wanted to be a voice to stop gang members, 'cause they respect me enough to get into a room with me.
"By not permitting me they're saying they just don't want me to solve this situation.
"It's not the fans, it's just a few people in white wigs and members of parliament. They got a problem because the judicial law is from the 1800s."
Snoop Dog was banned from the UK in March this year because of his drug convictions and he was arrested and cautioned at Heathrow airport on suspicion of violent disorder and affray in 2006.