Free Fire and Dash Radio have enlisted Snoop Dogg for 12 days of Snoopmas giveaways and giving back to celebrate the holidays
Free Fire, the world’s biggest Battle Royale mobile experience, has teamed up with DJ Snoopadelic, the DJing moniker of legendary rapper Snoop Dogg, to bring gamers an unforgettable holiday experience. On December 11th, a Snoop-curated Dash Radio station kicked off the 12 Days of Snoopmas featuring 12 consecutive days of digital activations with some of the biggest names in gaming and entertainment.
Each day anyone from the likes of FaZe Blaze to Lexy Panterra will invite their audiences to participate in a Samsung giveaway for the chance to win a variety of prizes. The campaign will finish off with a grand finale Virtual Event on December 22nd co-hosted by Free Fire and Dash Radio. The event will feature sets by DJ Snoopadelic and DJ Wenzday, Free Fire gaming sessions with special guests, and more giveaways.
Free Fire is an immersive battle royale game created specifically for mobile gamers. Developed and published globally by Garena, Free Fire achieved a record high of over 100 million peak daily active users in 2020.
Free Fire’s 12 Days of Snoopmas will include a charity drive benefiting Gamers Outreach. Gamers Outreach helps restore a sense of joy and normalcy in the lives of hospitalized children through gaming. They provide hospitals with equipment, games, and software to ensure kids can enjoy activities throughout their hospital care. Free Fire will be matching campaign donations, up to $50,000.
Free Fire can be downloaded on both the Apple iOS App and Google Play store.
Related: Free Fire MAX Review for Mobile
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