Snoop, Suge Knight and Death Row Records

Suge Knight Fires Back at Snoop's 'Jealousy' Claims, Compares Death Row Albums
Suge Knight is scoffing at Snoop Dogg's claims the incarcerated mogul is "jealous" he no longer owns Death Row Records.
Suge Knight Says Death Row Records Had “Hits” When He Owned It—Not “Flops” Like Snoop Dogg
Since acquiring Death Row Records from MNRK Music Group in 2022, Snoop has been vocal about revitalizing the label’s legacy. However, Knight insists that Snoop’s stewardship has failed to produce successful releases, contrasting it with Death Row’s earlier dominance under his leadership.
Suge Knight goes nuclear on Snoop for Death Row ‘flops’
Former Death Row boss Marion "Suge" Knight resoundingly denounced the Snoop Dogg as a lousy music executive and a has-been rapper.
Suge Knight Slams Snoop Dogg’s Death Row Ownership: ‘You’ve Disappointed the World with Flops’
Suge Knight has a lot of time on his hands. Seriously, he does. Once again, the former Death Row honcho is going at Snoop Dogg, this time taking aim at the rapper’s ownership and management of Death Row Records.
Suge Knight Accuses Snoop Dogg of Destroying Death Row Records Legacy
Suge Knight isn’t backing down from his long-standing feud with Snoop Dogg. The former Death Row Records CEO recently criticized the West Coast rap legend, accusing him of tarnishing the legacy of the iconic label.
Suge Knight blasts Snoop Dogg in jailhouse interview
A war of words is brewing between two men connected to West Coast hip-hop history. In an interview behind bars with “The Art of Dialogue,” Suge Knight claims Snoop Dogg is destroying rap music and the legacy of Death Row Records.
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When was Snoop Dogg’s “Missionary” released? Details explored as Suge Knight’s son alleges the album with Dr. Dre “flopped” amid rift
The feud between Suge Knight, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg continues as the former and his son have thrown shade at the Missionary ...
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Snoop Dogg says he’s ditching Spotify for Web3 platform Tune.FM
The rapper recently criticized Spotify, claiming he received less than $45,000 for over one billion streams on the platform.