Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight are back in the spotlight with a heated exchange that has caught the public’s attention.
- Suge Knight accuses Snoop of trying to bail out 2Pac’s suspected killer, Keefe D.
- Suge throws in accusations of sex trafficking claims with Diddy and disputes Snoop’s hospital visit to 2Pac.
- Snoop fires back, highlighting his ownership of Death Row and denying the claims.
- The dispute dives into the tangled history of Death Row Records and past legal battles.
The drama unfolds with Suge Knight, from behind bars, alleging that Snoop Dogg is trying to secure Keefe D’s release. Keefe D is the suspected killer of 2Pac and Suge believes Snoop’s motivation lies in Keefe D’s chatter during incarceration.
Suge doesn’t stop there; he drags in other celebrities like Ray J, linking them to Diddy and accusing them of trying to silence Keefe D. According to Suge, these efforts are to prevent more damaging information from coming out.
He further claims that Snoop lied about visiting 2Pac at the hospital before his death, stating, “That definitely didn’t happen. Snoop didn’t go to the hospital. That’s a lie.” Snoop, in response, dismisses these allegations and focuses on his momentous acquisition of Death Row Records.
The tangled web of ownership claims continues as Suge accuses Snoop of fraudulently obtaining Death Row Records, claiming it was snatched from him through bankruptcy fraud involving his ex-business partner Michael “Harry-O” Harris.
According to Suge, there was a default judgement in 2013 which transferred the label to MNRK Music Group after a lawyer’s no-show in court. Suge believes this was done illegally without his rightful say.
It’s clear the history between these two figures is filled with legal disputes and a struggle for power over the iconic Death Row label. Suge’s statements reveal deep-rooted tensions and a belief that the label has lost its essence without his leadership.
Snoop and Suge’s ongoing feud continues to unfold, wrapped up in accusations and a complex history.
