“Survivor” brings contestants from all over to try their best to survive on a remote island. Celebrities may thrive in their industries, but who would actually have a shot at taking home the grand prize of $1 million? We gathered a list of four stars who would be great additions to the iconic series.

Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg shows up just about everywhere–including the Olympics! He’s taken on the title of “honorary coach” of Team U.S.A. for this year’s Milan Cortina Olympic Games. He was even seen riding a zamboni around the figure skating rink this past week. Snoop also carried the Olympic Torch. Last year, he was a devout supporter of the U.S. Equestrian Team.

Snoop’s passion for sports could translate to survival skills. Because of his newfound career as a sports commentator and enthusiast, he could also be an encouraging spirit for his “Survivor” team. Given how likable the rapper is, it’s hard to imagine him being voted out at Tribal Council.

Sabrina Carpenter 

Small, but mighty! Sabrina Carpenter showed fans that she can survive having the “song of the summer” back in 2024 when skipped out on being a one-hit-wonder. The star has been active in the industry for over a decade, making her a familiar face for many. However, she skyrocketed to become the face of mainstream pop music when “Espresso” took over the charts. She’s proven she’s got serious pop culture prowess.

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Her skills in navigating the industry could help her to take on a role as one of the more likable “Survivor” contestants. Like Snoop Dogg, Sabrina would probably be a great fit and help to glue together a team when they’re at odds with each other.

Trisha Paytas

Internet star Trisha Paytas certainly knows how to get attention from an audience. One can imagine that she would make an absurd–probably hilarious–audition tape that would spark the interest of the team over at “Survivor.” The YouTuber also appeared on “Celebrity Big Brother,” so she’s no stranger to reality television.

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When it comes to her performance on the show, the podcaster would find a way to enrapture audiences. It’s easy to imagine that Paytas’ tribe would not be thrilled with her at all times given her controversial behavior, but she could redeem herself with her charisma.

Walton Goggins

Walton Goggins is certainly familiar with the tropics, which would make him a great contestant on “Survivor.” In 2024, he starred in season 3 of HBO’s “The White Lotus.” The anthology series placed Goggins’ moody character, Rick, in a lush resort in Thailand, setting the actor up to be familiar with sweltering temperatures.

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Fiji often serves as the temporary island home for “Survivor” contestants. In fact, Fiji is a more hospitable climate than Thailand, with average temperatures being a few degrees colder. However, these “cool” temperatures still clock in at around an average of 75 to 80 degrees. Goggins would be perfectly comfortable surviving in his climate compared to his time filming in the pounding heat and humidity of Thailand.