Snoop Dogg Fires Back at Daz Dillinger's Royalties Claims

Snoop Dogg has responded to accusations from his cousin Daz Dillinger concerning unpaid royalties and business dealings related to Death Row Records. During a podcast appearance, Snoop expressed that his focus is on his biopic and dismissed Daz's claims, stating that individuals are responsible for managing their own business affairs. He invited anyone with grievances to take him to court, asserting that his own businesses are a testament to his sound financial management and that he has nothing to hide. Snoop suggested an audit of the books to verify his claims.

Daz Dillinger has intensified his criticism on Instagram, sharing legal paperwork and alleging the use of forged signatures and unauthorized agreements in past dealings. He presented evidence to support his claims that arrangements have improperly affected his ownership interests and royalties from Death Row. This ongoing dispute is a significant family feud within the hip-hop community, with Daz repeatedly accusing Snoop of withholding royalties and attempting to claim intellectual property. Previously, Snoop had warned Daz to cease mentioning his name, vowing to handle the situation through business channels rather than physical confrontation.

Reports indicate their disagreements extend beyond royalties, with Daz claiming he was sidelined from Death Row after refusing to sell his catalog. He maintains control over certain rights connected to his work. Daz has also been vocal about royalty disputes outside of Death Row, recently filing a lawsuit against Amaru Entertainment for alleged unpaid royalties from music he produced for Tupac Shakur.