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The West Coast icon, whose new album 'Tales From the Hood' is out now, has spoken to Complex about his battle with pancreatitis.

With Kurupt and Battlecat celebrating the release of their new album, 'Tales From the Hood,' the Doggfather spoke to Complex about Young Gotti's return to the label that started it all.

Complex spoke to the pair about their new project, which is out now on Death Row Records.

An Al-generated version of the late rapper appeared during the concert and spoke directly to Snoop.

As Daz Dillinger continues to accuse him of unpaid royalties and questionable business dealings tied to Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg says his books are in order and challenges anyone with concerns to pursue legal action.

The book, which will find the Death Row co-founder sharing his memories of 2Pac's murder for the first time, comes out on Aug. 4.

Method Man was featured on 1996 2Pac track "Got My Mind Made Up," which was originally supposed to be a Dogg Pound collaboration.

Celebrate one of hip-hop's most legendary tours with exclusive anniversary tees available now on Complex.

Roger "Neckbone" Williams has claimed he had to get to get physical with the Wu-Tang Clan leader after he got a little rowdy trying to get into Club 662.

The West Coast icon's 2024 album is available now on Complex as an exclusive red picture disc vinyl.

Marlon Wayans and 50 Cent engaged in an online back-and-forth over Wayans' comments about 50's involvement in the Diddy doc.

Waka made the remark when asked what he thought about the Netflix doc, 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning.'

Daz Dillinger Calls Snoop Dogg a 'Little B*tch,' Accuses Him of Theft, Threatens Legal Action

The claim is featured in 'Sean Combs: The Reckoning,' a new docuseries from executive producer 50 Cent.

The rapper and producer said he won't be returning to the legendary label after refusing to sign his publishing over.

"When 'Pac moved, people shift and they listen," Velez said of the late rapper.

Mopreme Shakur said the jewelry should have stayed in the family.

The infamous music mogul tried to sign the New York trio before they opted to join Diddy at Bad Boy Records.