The West Coast rap scene is heating up again as Daz Dillinger publicly lashed out at longtime collaborator Snoop Dogg and rapper Glasses Malone over the ongoing Deathrow Records lawsuit. Dillinger, who has been deeply involved with the legacy of Deathrow, expressed frustration and disbelief, calling out both artists for what he perceives as disrespect and misrepresentation of the late 2Pac’s legacy.
In a series of social media posts and videos, Daz criticized Snoop and Malone, saying, “You didn’t even like 2Pac,” emphasizing his belief that their recent involvement in the lawsuit or commentary surrounding Deathrow feels opportunistic. His comments highlight long-standing tensions within the West Coast rap community, where loyalty and respect for hip-hop legends are considered paramount.
The lawsuit in question revolves around rights and royalties related to Deathrow Records, the iconic label co-founded by Suge Knight that played a pivotal role in the careers of artists like 2Pac, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. Daz has been vocal about preserving the integrity of the label and ensuring that its history isn’t exploited for personal gain.
Fans and followers have quickly taken sides online, reigniting debates about loyalty, legacy, and the complicated history of Deathrow Records. Some sympathize with Daz’s stance, applauding his defense of 2Pac’s memory, while others criticize the public feud as unnecessary drama overshadowing the legal proceedings.
As the lawsuit progresses, the feud between Daz Dillinger, Snoop Dogg, and Glasses Malone adds another layer of intensity to a case already drawing significant attention. The situation underscores how deeply intertwined personal relationships, legacy, and business matters are in the world of hip-hop, especially when dealing with one of its most legendary labels.
