Ray J is speaking out against Snoop Dogg, accusing him of mistreating former artists connected to Death Row Records.
During a recent conversation, Ray J claimed that since Snoop Dogg acquired Death Row Records, several artists who helped build the legendary label have not been properly compensated. According to Ray J, many of the former artists still do not have access to their publishing rights or ownership of their music, despite the label entering a new era under Snoop’s leadership.
Ray J suggested that the artists who helped shape Death Row’s legacy deserve more respect and financial participation. He argued that the brand was built on their work and that they should be able to benefit from it today.
Snoop Dogg purchased Death Row Records in 2022 and has since spoken about revitalizing the historic label, which was once home to major acts during the 1990s West Coast hip-hop era.
Ray J’s comments have sparked debate online, with fans questioning how the label’s classic catalog and artist rights are currently being handled.
