If Snoop Dogg wasn’t fed up with 6ix9ine before, he sure as hell is now. Ever since the recently incarcerated rapper made his comeback last week, Snoop has made it abundantly clear that he does not approve of 6ix9ine’s snitching ways, nor the celebration surrounding his return to music. However, on Friday (May 15th), 6ix9ine added fuel to the fire by accusing Snoop of being a snitch as well, claiming that he served as an informant to the feds in Suge Knight’s criminal case. Snoop initially fired back with a comedic clip of Omar Rey as his character, Pimpin Silky, but after 6ix9ine refused to let up on his claims, Snoop knew he couldn’t just ignore the situation. The OG first shared a video on Instagram, issuing a warning to 6ix9ine to leave him alone for his own sake while calling him a “ratboy” and a “b*tch.”

“Last time you said something, I ain’t have time,” Snoop says. “But today, I got time.” 6ix9ine then commented on the post, “EXPLAIN YOUR PAPERWORKKKKK.”

Later, Snoop posted a fake trailer for a “dramedy” about 6ix9ine called Tattle Tales. “The tail of a rat,” Snoop wrote in the caption. “Comin soon from bitch9 I mean snitch9. I mean fuc it from cuZblood.” 

“This is only funny to the old heads everybody over 50,” 6ix9ine responded. “Still hasn’t even denied the paperwork. lEavE mE AloNe ‘you’re blowing my cover.'”

Finally, Snoop had had enough. He issued a formal response to 6ix9ine’s claims in the comments of the movie trailer, explaining why 6ix9ine is dead wrong.

“N*ggaz know I ain’t have nothing to do with suge knight getting time we had the same lawyers,” Snoop wrote. “This [rat] reaching calling me a snitch and FYI. He most likely drew up the papers he do work with the [cops]. Suge and me on great terms now so if I told on him we would never be cool and that’s a fact. Now carry on and stay tuned for the tattle tales movie and record lil bitch @6ix9ine0fficial I got time.” 6ix9ine has yet to respond to Snoop’s latest comments.

It’s Friday (May 15) night, everyone is getting ready for another weekend under quarantine, but the prospect of cities opening back up soon has many people looking on the brighter side of life lately. All that sunshine has been shrouded in dark clouds as Tekashi 6ix9ine has ushered in the weekend by taking aim at Snoop Dogg, calling out the hip hop legend and insinuating that he’s a snitch.

Snoop has made it abundantly clear that he disapproves of 6ix9ine’s return to the rap game, and early today, the rainbow-haired rapper hinted that he had inside information about the former Death Row icon. “If your in denial the paper work is online and suge knight speaks on it from prison but we choose to ignore who we want to call rats.”

Over on his page, Snoop Dogg reposted a video from rapper Omar Ray, an entertainer who has dubbed the character Pimpin Silky. “It’s two things silky ain’t never seen: A turtle with speed, and a monkey-mouthed, knock-kneed, trout-mouthed, b*tch I need,” Pimpin Silky said in the clip. “And when this quarantine over, I’m trying to take the blue out the sky and put it in a white b*tch eye, ya dig that.” In the caption, Snoop wrote, “P. S. A.”

6ix9ine commented, “Posting this is not gonna distract everyone that you are trying to play it off. Explain yourself.” He followed that up with another reply over on The Shade Room that reads, “They pick and choose who they want to call rats THERES PAPER WORK and SUGE KNIGHTS prison interview BUT the industry acts blind mute and death I’m not letting up either.” Whew. Check it out below.

Things are about to take a turn. Tekashi 6ix9ine has made a splash of a return to the music scene ever since he released his first post-prison single, “GOOBA.” If the public thought that the rainbow-haired entertainer was going to slink back into the rap game quietly, they were highly mistaken. Tekashi 6ix9ine and his vivacious personality have come out of the gate full swinging, and not everyone has been welcoming him with open arms. Rap legend Snoop Dogg has made it clear that he disapproves of 6ix9ine’s recent successes, continuously pointing out that “GOOBA” rapper is a federal informant who is a turncoat against his former gangster associates. 6ix9ine bit back today (May 15), accusing Snoop of sharing information with authorities, as well.

Over on his Instagram Story, 6ix9ine posed a question to his followers. “Should I just tell you guys what rappers snitched,” he wrote above the clickable options of “Yes” or “No.” He added, “Because they told me EVERYTHING When I Started.” The Shade Room took a screenshot of the message, and 6ix9ine returned to comment, “@snoopdogg hey sir let’s chat.”

That wasn’t all, he slipped in the outlet’s comment section once again and wrote, “If your in denial the paper work is online and suge knight speaks on it from prison but we choose to ignore who we want to call rats.” Snoop Dogg has yet to respond, but the former Death Row icon will certainly feel a certain type of way about this. Check it out below.

A revival of Death Row is in the works, even with Suge Knight serving out a lengthy sentence behind bars. The rap mogul is one of the most revered and feared executives in the game, and with the help of good friend and business associate Ray J, Suge is hoping to put Death Row on the map once again. Nick Cannon is at the helm of his penning the infamous character’s autobiography, but while there is much positive movement in Suge’s camp, a judge recently affirmed a $107 million against the former mogul.

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A woman named Lydia Harris originally stated that way back in 1989 when Death Row was just at its inception, she and her husband Michael invested in the record label. Harris also claimed that she was recognized as Death Row’s first vice president, but after the cash flow began to come in, Harris said Suge edged her out of the company.

She took Suge and Death Row to court and was awarded $107 million, but back in September 2019, both Harris and Suge asked that the judgment be voided. According to Harris, she was used as a pawn by her “former attorneys, the bankruptcy trustees, and others to use her to wrongfully obtain the judgment,” reports NBC Los Angeles.

Harris’s former attorneys filed their own paperwork asserting that the judgment should carry on as is, and a judge agreed with them, especially because Harris has already reportedly pocketed a million dollars. The woman’s new attorney insists that she’s not received any money. The former attorneys are reportedly set to receive approximately 40 percent of the judgment under the agreement Harris made with them.

If you ask Nick Cannon, the term “gangster” has crippled inner-city communities. The media mogul’s lengthy VladTV has been released in parts for over a week, and his latest clip has stirred up a bit of controversy. Cannon and Vlad were speaking about street life and “gangster” mindsets when Cannon made it clear that the word isn’t one of his favorites.

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“I f*cking hate that term,” Cannon said. “Because terms like that—’gangster’ is worse than the word ‘n*gger.’ Simple as that. Because it’s hurt our community way more than the word n*gger has. When you think about—because we embrace being a gangster so much that we kill each other. Even if many people kill us over the word ‘n*gger,’ think about how many gangsters have killed each other.”

Vlad brought up that if you’re not considered to be a gangster, people think that you’re “soft.” Nick added that people also go as far as to call themselves and each other “savages.” Cannon said, “Do you know what a savage is? Somebody who eats people. And we embrace it!”

At the end of the clip, Cannon suggested that as “OG gangsters” get older, they become more reflective of their youth. He said the older generation of gang members use their latter years trying to dissuade younger generations from getting involved in the street life, but unfortunately, the cycle has already been set.

“Suge said something… Like some of the most deep stuff, too, in one of the stories he was explaining,” said Cannon. “He was like, at some point it was nothing but cowards on the street ’cause all the real ones was either dead or locked up. So, now the game is being operated by cowards, and then once the cowards take out each other, then what you got left? Killed your whole community off.” Watch the clip in full below.

Following the previous comments he made to VLAD TV regarding his upcoming Malcolm X-inspired book about Suge Knight, Nick Cannon also spoke about the disgraced music mogul’s code when it comes to snitching.

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The latest clip from Vlad’s interview with Cannon is only three-and-a-half minutes long, but it sure does pack in a lasting sentiment from the mind of Death Row Records’ former head honcho. On the subject of snitching, Nick, who spoke with Suge shortly before sitting down for this extensive talk, says that it’s deeper than how most people would define it. According to the Wild ‘N Out host, Suge said, “If somebody’s already lied on me, and I’m clearing it up, how is that snitching?” He also relayed another message from Suge, who stated, “In this system, snitching comes with rewards. If I say something about this person or say this person did it, I get lesser time. By me telling my truth, there’s no rewards; it’s gonna be worse for me by telling what really occurred!” Nick left us with one final note from Knight with these words: “I’m doing this to strengthen my spirit and so I can sleep easy at night.”

Does Suge Knight have a point? Watch the latest clip from Nick Cannon’s VLAD TV interview below and then let us know your thoughts:

After Suge Knight revealed from prison that Nick Cannon would be penning a book on his life back in October, many have been eager to figure out when and how the publication would ultimately come to fruition. Now, it’s looking like Nick is taking a short break from his beef with Eminem to give more details on the project, and he’s even comparing to the autobiography of an iconic civil rights leader.

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Ironically sharing the news during Black History Month, Cannon spoke on his Suge book during a recent interview with VLAD TV where he compared his work with Knight to what Alex Haley, the legendary journalist who penned Roots, was able to accomplish with The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Haley’s book was published using in-depth interviews he conducted with Malcolm X (seen above) between 1963 up until his assassination in February 1965. Cannon explained his wild comparison of Suge and Malcolm X by stating, “There’s no bigger villain in our culture, specifically in hip-hop, than Suge Knight. I’m gonna use this as an assignment to go in and tell the real story and allow him to tell his story.” Nick further explained that he wasn’t coming in “as a reporter” but more in the fashion of how Haley was influential in bringing The Autobiography Of Malcolm X to life. “I’m doing the same thing with Suge,” he concluded, to which Vlad was a bit confused like the rest of us. Cannon then cleared up his statement by adding, “If we met Malcolm X in his earlier years, or if you stopped that book at page 200something — Malcolm X was a cold motherfucker!”

Watch the full interview below, and let us know if you agree with Nick Cannon‘s comparison of Suge Knight to Malcolm X:

Ray J‘s made a few headlines in the past few months but perhaps the one that was the most shocking was when The Daily Mail reported that he was in talks with Trump to get a pardon for Suge Knight who is currently behind bars. Ray J quickly clarified those rumors on social media, saying they were not true but the two have some sort of things in the pipeline coming soon.

Speaking to Variety, Ray J explained how he had no idea how the rumors about getting Suge a pardon came about. He said that those were one of those rumors that he needed to kill immediately. Although he admitted that he had an appreciation for The Daily Mail, he did say that “whoever told them was on a good one.”

The entrepreneur and singer maintained that he and Suge do have a great relationship and talk all the time but he revealed that whatever they have in the works should be kept on the low until the incarcerated music exec is ready.

“I talk to him all the time. Overall, he’s requested for me to keep everything on the low, until he really figures out when he wants to announce how everything is going down,” he said. “So I’m on standby. It’s a story and somebody’s life that everybody is intrigued by, good or bad. They want to understand what it was and what it is now. Because it’s one of those dots that connects with so many different people in the industry.”

On his recent Purple Haze 2, Cam’ron’s “Fast Lane” turned heads with a reflection on a harrowing encounter: the time he and his crew squared off with Suge Knight, prompting Cam’s homeboy Tito to pull out a knife. Now, Cam’ron has connected with DJ Superstar Jay to elaborate on the tense standoff. “Me and my man Tito was coming out the club,” details Cam. “My other man Jacob was there, and he was like ‘Suge is over there, he wants to speak to you.’ You know, Suge is Suge. He’s been around longer than I have at that particular time. Come Home With Me had just come out. We sizzling. I’m coming off a rebound album, leaving Epic and joining Roc-A-Fella.”

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“So [Suge] comes over, and he’s like ‘yo what’s up.’ I’m like what’s up bruh. He like ‘I’m good but you owe me some money. You used that 2Pac beat on your album, that’s my beat.’ I’m like ‘Daz came to the studio and played it over. Shout out Daz Dillinger.’ Suge was like ‘Daz ain’t got no say-so. That’s my beat. You owe me money.'”

“I was like, I ain’t giving you no bread, what’s popping?” explains Cam. “He’s like ‘well, I’ll tell you now, I fucked n***as up for not giving me money.’ So now my man’s starting to flinch. I’m like ‘yo, I fuck n***as up too. What we doin? What’s poppin’? He was like, ‘you know what, it ain’t even a big deal. It’s all good.'” 

Explaining that he has no intention of running a jailed man’s name through the mud, Cam theorizes that Suge likely thought he’d be intimating enough to have his way unimpeded. “I wasn’t intimated cause it was two in the morning outside a club in LA,” says Cam. “It was more of a street situation. We with that. He didn’t even trip after that, he just walked away.” Check out Cam’s recollection for yourself below, beginning around the ten-minute mark.

The documentary series, Hopelessly In Love, which first aired on on Lifetime January 4th, has revealed plenty about famous celebrity couples of the past, including the tumultuous relationship between the late TLC rapper, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, and football star, Andre Rison, in the 90s. Among the details shared, the truth about Lisa's suspected affair with Tupac, who was friends with Andre, is brought to light, as well as a surprising revelation about Lisa and Tupac's boss at the time, Suge Knight.

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If you haven't seen this @lifetimetv documentary #HopelesslyInLove about #AndreRison and #LeftEye relationship. Y'all need to check it out asap! This is a great documentary. Check out this clip, I had no idea about the Grammy incident with #Tupac, Andre Rison and Left Eye. Suge Knight also confirms his relationship with Left Eye as well. And Andre Rison talks about turning down marrying Left Eye because he still had questions about Tupac and Left Eye relationship.

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The documentary discusses how Lisa and Andre were in an "on-and-off relationship," and would "fight often"  and "break up for months." All parties, including Andre, wholeheartedly agree that Lisa was in love with Tupac, calling him "her soulmate" and noting that "if Tupac was willing to go there, then Lisa would have definitely dated [him]." However, despite countless suspicions over the years, everyone in the documentary confirms that Lisa never slept with Tupac. Though Andre, who "knew how Lisa felt about Pac," claimed that "Lisa would always deny that she slept with Pac, and I still didn't believe it," another interviewee insists that "Tupac told Lisa in the very beginning, 'Never let me sleep with you,' and they stood by that."

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However, after Tupac's death in 1996, "Lisa was devastated." Though she and Andre got engaged, she quickly called off the wedding, and the two went their separate ways for good. When Lisa wanted to leave TLC and go in her own creative direction, she approached Suge Knight at Death Row Records, and they started working together. However, Suge reveals that their relationship was more than just professional. "...it was a sexual relationship, I had major love for her...I cared for her," he revealed. Andre confirms that Lisa "had relations with Suge...and that's just messy." Messy, indeed.