Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and 50 Cent came out to congratulate Dr. Dre on receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame😎

In an incredible group photo at the rap mogul's star, Eminem, 50 Cent, and Snoop Dogg came together to support Dr. Dre during his induction into the Hollywood Walk of Fame.  Check out the star-studded photo!

 This includes Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, and Eminem, who all attended the rap mogul's March 19 induction into the Hollywood Walk of Fame to show their support.  The rappers applauded on Dre as he got his star, sitting in the front row with James Iovine, co-founder of Interscope, and Xzibit.

"I'd like to thank the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce who felt that I was finally ready to walk in the footsteps of Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg and 50 Cent—all of whom got stars before me for some f--king reason," Dre told the audience.  "I'm not resentful, so don't trip.  I'm here now, and everything is OK."

 "I've been fortunate enough to make a living doing exactly what I love to do," the 59-year-old added, saying that he now walks the streets alongside his "childhood heroes." 

"I'm incredibly grateful for your support throughout the years, most of us have grown up together," he stated to his admirers.  "At nearly 60 years old, you're still rocking with me and I really appreciate that, which is really good because I'm nowhere near done."

Snoop acknowledged the feeling as well, taking the stage to commemorate the career milestone of his longtime buddy and regular collaborator.

 "Over 30 years later and we still on the grind in the studio, and you still make me do every line 100 motherf--king times," the daily "Drop It Like It's Hot" comedian said.  "Thank you for always encouraging me to be the best and for being a perfectionist.  You constantly make the Dogg's greatest features shine through.

Along with his musical family, Dre, whose real name was Andre Young, was also honored by three of his nine children: Tyler Young, Truly Young, and Truice Young.

 Continue reading to view pictures from the celebrity-filled event.