Snoop Dogg fired a barrage of pictures at Suge Knight on his new album Iz It a Crime?, taking direct goal on the former Demise Row boss over his latest remarks amid a long-running feud.
On the monitor “ShutYoBitchAssUp” that includes Stresmatic, Snoop doesn’t maintain again, calling out Knight—with out naming him—for allegedly mendacity, snitching and being bitter about Snoop’s 2022 takeover of Demise Row Data.
“I can see why you mad. I purchased the whole lot you personal,” Snoop raps, twisting the knife into their decades-old feud.
He goes additional, referencing Knight’s incarceration, claiming he’s housed in protecting custody. “
Now you in PC snitching on the cellphone.” Then he provides, “Oh, b####-ass n####, I’m a rich-ass n#### / Ready so that you can get residence so we will get the s### on.”
The verse closes with one other jab: “Your jailhouse tales, they made up, n####.”
Snoop Dogg & Suge Knight Conflict Over Demise Row Data
The stress between the 2 Hip-Hop figures stretches again to 1998, when Snoop left Demise Row Data amid inside chaos and authorized troubles surrounding Knight.
That stress reignited earlier this yr when Knight publicly questioned the legitimacy of Snoop’s acquisition of the label.
“Snoop, you mentioned I’m mad since you purchased Demise Row,” Knight mentioned in March. “What you purchase? Shut me up. Present me the place y’all paid the cash to purchase it. Present me the paperwork. Present me what you personal.”
Knight additionally made a sequence of inflammatory claims, together with an allegation that Ray J as soon as advised him Snoop admitted to financing Tupac Shakur’s homicide.
He additionally accused Snoop of attempting to bail out Duane “Keefe D” Davis, who’s at present going through fees tied to Shakur’s 1996 killing.
Snoop responded to these accusations on Instagram, writing, “This n#### gained’t cease speaking about me. Mad cuz I personal Demise Row. I notice your actual lies.”
In a latest interview with Large Boy’s Neighborhood, Snoop defined why he lastly addressed Knight on wax.
“I’m from the hood,” he acknowledged. “You may’t maintain throwing rocks at me and bullying me and assume I ain’t gon’ say nothing or do nothing. I can’t do nothing. ‘Trigger you in PC. However I can say one thing.”
“ShutYoBitchAssUp” is certainly one of 21 tracks on “Iz It a Crime?” which dropped Thursday (Could 14).
The album consists of visitor appearances from Pharrell Williams, Sexyy Crimson, Wiz Khalifa, LaRussell and October London. The title monitor reimagines Sade’s 1985 ballad “Is It a Crime.”
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