Netflix Secretly Drops Eminem’s Unseen Outtakes from Happy Gilmore 2 — Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre’s Hidden Roles Leave Fans Stunned
By Riley Kent | Entertainment Weekly Chronicle
📅 August 7, 2025 | Los Angeles, CA

In a move no one saw coming, Netflix quietly released a trove of never-before-seen outtakes from the highly speculated sequel to Happy Gilmore — and fans are freaking out. Why?

Because Eminem is in it — and so are Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre… just not in the way you think.

While Happy Gilmore 2 has long been whispered about in comedy and film circles, its true existence remained a mystery. That is, until yesterday, when Netflix uploaded a cryptic 4-minute compilation labeled “Deleted: G – 2: Green Room Madness” on its behind-the-scenes channel. Within minutes, the clip went viral — not just for the outrageous footage, but for the secret roles played by hip-hop legends in one of the year’s most unexpected comedy crossovers.

🎬 Wait… Eminem Was in Happy Gilmore 2?

Yes — and it’s as chaotic as it sounds.

The outtakes reveal Marshall Mathers (Eminem) playing a hyper-intense caddy named “Slim Tee”, who’s constantly coaching Happy on “mental dominance” while throwing golf balls like grenades and threatening to diss opponents in mid-swing.

In one now-viral scene, Eminem yells:

“You’re not mad enough to win! Swing like you’re fighting for your life!”

According to a crew member, his role was initially meant to be a single-scene cameo — but Adam Sandler loved the energy so much that they expanded it into a recurring bit.

“We had to cut so much,” said associate producer Lydia Fernandez. “Marshall improvised nonstop. He basically created a whole side character that could’ve had his own movie.”

🎧 But the Bigger Bombshell? Snoop and Dre Were Working… Behind the Scenes

In the latter half of the clip, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it footage shows Snoop Dogg adjusting lighting equipment and Dr. Dre speaking into a walkie-talkie near the sound trailer. Fans initially thought it was a gag.

But Netflix confirmed in a late-night tweet that both artists were secretly involved in the film’s production.

“Yup — that’s Snoop assisting on lighting. Dre? Sound consultant. You never know who’s behind the scenes,” the streamer posted with a wink emoji.

Insiders now say Snoop Dogg served as a surprise creative consultant, working on comedic timing, cameo coordination, and even a few prop setups. Dre, meanwhile, offered guidance on the score and background sound design — a rare turn from his usual music production.

“It started as a joke on set,” said Sandler in a resurfaced interview clip. “Next thing we know, Snoop’s telling the gaffers where to point the gels and Dre’s remixing golf swing sound effects. You don’t say no to that.”

👀 Fans Are Losing It Online

The reaction was immediate and overwhelming:

“Eminem in a Sandler movie is already insane. But SNOOP working the lights? I can’t breathe 😂”
“We NEED a documentary on how this film even happened. It’s like Hollywood Glitch Mode.”
“Eminem yelling golf insults is my new religion.”

Within hours, hashtags like #SlimTee and #SnoopGilmore were trending on X (formerly Twitter), and Reddit exploded with speculation about what other scenes Netflix might drop.

🔥 Was This All an Elaborate Secret Project?

Netflix is now playing coy, refusing to confirm whether a full release of Happy Gilmore 2 is in the works — or if this footage is from a scrapped film, secret shoot, or mockumentary.

Some fans believe this was part of a guerrilla marketing campaign for a still-upcoming surprise film. Others suspect it was a private production never meant to air — until now.

“There’s no way Sandler, Em, Snoop, and Dre got together and didn’t at least shoot something real,” one fan tweeted. “Netflix is definitely hiding something.”

🎯 What’s Next?

With social media demanding more and a wave of support from both film and music communities, pressure is building for Netflix and Happy Madison Productions to come clean about the mysterious sequel.

“If there’s even 20 minutes of footage of Eminem doing golf comedy, I’ll fund the rest myself,” joked comedian Pete Davidson on IG Live.

For now, fans will have to be content with what’s out — a tantalizing, hilarious, and utterly bizarre peek into what could be one of the most unexpected comedy collaborations in recent memory.

And as always in Hollywood: where there’s smoke, there’s usually Dre with a fog machine.