Daz Dillinger Accuses Snoop Dogg Of Conducting Business With Alle

Daz Dillinger has accused Snoop Dogg of engaging in business involving a potentially forged Death Row contract.

The relatives have been involved in a dispute regarding royalties that Daz asserts he is owed from his tenure at Death Row Records, which Snoop now owns. On May 29, Daz attempted to support his claim by posting a contract on Instagram. This contract is between Daz and Amaru Entertainment, the record label established by Tupac Shakur’s mother after his death. However, the contract was signed on Daz’s behalf by Suge Knight’s former wife, R&B artist Michel’le. Last month, Daz filed a lawsuit against Amaru Entertainment for unpaid production royalties.

Daz captioned the post, expressing his frustration with the ongoing situation, stating that he is fighting against alleged false paperwork and signatures that Snoop Dogg is supporting, as he believes he has significant equity in Death Row and claims the business is attempting to take that away from him.

Snoop Dogg has refuted the allegations of improper business practices.

In a recent episode of Glasses Malone’s No Ceilings podcast, Snoop questioned why Daz was upset with him, pointing out that Daz did not voice concerns about the previous owners of Death Row. Snoop remarked on the appropriateness of suing him, referring to a past colleague and stating, “How gangsta is that? Check the books; I have zero to hide.”