Suge Knight is not holding back as he responds to Snoop Dogg’s recent claims that the imprisoned mogul is “jealous” over losing ownership of Death Row Records. In a fiery statement from prison, Suge criticized Snoop for allegedly tarnishing the label’s legacy with subpar music, asserting that his former protégé is making a mockery of hip-hop.
Speaking on “The Art Of Dialogue,” Suge expressed his disdain for Snoop’s contributions since taking over Death Row, claiming that Snoop has done nothing noteworthy for the label. He pointed to his own legacy, boasting about the classic albums he oversaw during his tenure, including Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic” and Tha Dogg Pound’s historic projects. Suge contrasted these successes with Snoop’s recent releases, deriding them for failing to make an impact on the charts.
Suge further accused Snoop of hypocrisy regarding his connections with other artists, including Master P and Big Tray Deee, the latter of whom released a Death Row album last year. According to Suge, Snoop’s actions are contributing to the decline of hip-hop culture.
This ongoing feud highlights the deep-seated tensions between the two former collaborators, with Suge seemingly unwilling to relent until he regains control of the iconic label. Meanwhile, Snoop is forging ahead with new partnerships, including a recent deal with Tune.FM, indicating that he has no intention of backing down in this battle for hip-hop supremacy.
As the rivalry continues to escalate, fans are left wondering what the future holds for both artists and the legacy of Death Row Records.
Suge Knight is not holding back as he responds to Snoop Dogg’s recent claims that the imprisoned mogul is “jealous” over losing ownership of Death Row Records. In a fiery statement from prison, Suge criticized Snoop for allegedly tarnishing the label’s legacy with subpar music, asserting that his former protégé is making a mockery of hip-hop.
Speaking on “The Art Of Dialogue,” Suge expressed his disdain for Snoop’s contributions since taking over Death Row, claiming that Snoop has done nothing noteworthy for the label. He pointed to his own legacy, boasting about the classic albums he oversaw during his tenure, including Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic” and Tha Dogg Pound’s historic projects. Suge contrasted these successes with Snoop’s recent releases, deriding them for failing to make an impact on the charts.
Suge further accused Snoop of hypocrisy regarding his connections with other artists, including Master P and Big Tray Deee, the latter of whom released a Death Row album last year. According to Suge, Snoop’s actions are contributing to the decline of hip-hop culture.
This ongoing feud highlights the deep-seated tensions between the two former collaborators, with Suge seemingly unwilling to relent until he regains control of the iconic label. Meanwhile, Snoop is forging ahead with new partnerships, including a recent deal with Tune.FM, indicating that he has no intention of backing down in this battle for hip-hop supremacy.
As the rivalry continues to escalate, fans are left wondering what the future holds for both artists and the legacy of Death Row Records.
