Snoop Dogg says he won't look at his best friend Martha Stewart's thirst traps: 'That's a lane we both stay out of'

Snoop Dogg told Insider that he tries to scroll through Instagram as fast as possible when he spots one of Martha Stewart's steamy photos.

• Snoop Dogg told Insider that he never looks at his best friend Martha Stewart's thirst traps. 
• The rapper said he scrolls right past her glam shots because "that's a lane we both stay out of." 
• But he can't wait to send his new Munchie Meal with Jack in the Box to Stewart. 

Martha Stewart has made a name for herself as a talented chef, a hosting expert, and a thirst trap queen. 

But there's one person who doesn't check out Stewart's glam shots on Instagram — her best friend Snoop Dogg. 

Insider recently sat down with the rapper on the set of his Jack in the Box commercial to launch Snoop's Munchie Meal, which is now available nationwide. 

When the conversation turned to his tight friendship with Stewart, we had to ask Snoop Dogg what he thought of her iconic thirst traps. 

But Snoop revealed that when he sees Stewart "on the Instagram page looking like that," he just tries to scroll past it as fast as possible. 

"That's a lane we both stay out of," he said with a laugh. 

Stewart's first thirst trap — a pool selfie that she said was a total accident — went viral in July 2020. Since then, Stewart has shared a number of sultry shots, and she recently made history as the oldest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover star. 

Snoop Dogg and Stewart may not swap thirst trap tips, but they love cooking with each other. Stewart previously told Insider that the best dish Snoop Dogg ever taught her how to make was Lobster Newburg, and the rapper said he can't wait to send his new fast-food meal to Stewart. 

The $14 Snoop's Munchie Meal, which is available at Jack in the Box until August 6, comes with the Spicy Sauced and Loaded Chicken Sando, a crunchy taco, medium curly fries, Jack's Baked Brownie, and a medium drink. 

Snoop Dogg told Insider that he's been a fan of Jack in the Box for decades, and he knew working on a munchie meal together would be the perfect collaboration. 

"Jack in the Box, they wanted to add some Snoop Dogg to what they already doing," he said. "The brownie is the flavor that represents me most. And then they got all of their particular flavors with the taco, the fries, the chicken sandwich." 

"It's a bunch of good stuff that you would eat in those late-night hours," he added. "'Cause we know munchies is definitely a late-night meal."