Daz Dillinger vs. Snoop Dogg EXPLAINED | Gongu Roach

In this video, music-publishing expert Gongu Roach unpacks the long-standing tension between Daz Dillinger and Snoop Dogg — from Death Row history to business splits to the behind-the-scenes moments fans never got the full truth about.

Gongu breaks down the key events, the misunderstandings, the paperwork, and the decisions that shaped one of West Coast hip-hop’s most talked-about rifts. If you’ve ever wondered what really happened, this is the clearest explanation you’ll find.

In this video you’ll learn:
The origin of the Daz vs. Snoop fallout

How business, publishing, and ownership played a role

Why certain moves created long-term tension

What fans often misunderstand about the situation

Gongu’s expert breakdown based on decades in the industry

Gongu Roach brings his signature transparency, real-world experience, and insider knowledge to help viewers understand the business behind the headlines — not just the drama.

That is true, Soopafly does seem content with being in the background.  Daz released Fly's original album.  When Fly signed to Doggystyle records, Snoop scrapped his Big Willie Dynamite album.  Then stuck him with 2 nobodies in Westurn Union.  Fly has produced a lot of big hits for Snoop....i don't feel like Snoop has returned the favor when Fly needed guest spots or help getting his projects off the ground.  But you are right, for whatever reason Soopa ain't making a big deal about it and is content.  Guess that's the tale of two viewpoints.  Daz overreacts and goes off, Soopa just stays in the cut and takes it.  You can argue which is better.  Fly's career could've gone a lot differently if he would've stood up for himself every now and then, maybe not.

Soopa is working and getting paid and happy with it...not producing only for Snoop but for October London, Charlie and produced half of Jane Handcock's album.

As a grown man, Soopa definitely have a deal on what he gets for his work with Snoop and happy with it....not like a gun was put to his head.

I don't understand people doing work for certain arrangements, then turn around 5 years later to moan....if these guys can't get their business template right by now, then that's really sad

I have to confess, haven't been a big fan of Game because of his corny & bipolar ways and not been feeling any of his projects for like 10 years.

But.....this mixtape keeps growing on me! From liking 3 to 4 tracks on 3nd spin to, listening to it top to bottom repeatedly!

It's cohesive, Game can rap rap, the production selection are good.

I really like it now.

On another note, Game was giving props and throwing subliminals at Kendrick throughout the tape (bipolar) 🤣

I won't hold him for that, Kendrick was throwing some subliminals at him in GNX too because of Game's stance during his Drake beef...so it's all fair Game.


If Game and his producers can improve on this for Documentary 3, then I am going to love it.

The legendary producer and rapper from San Diego is back with his new album Southern Cali


1. Intro
2. Get It  (Feat. Kid Divine)
3. Slidin Up The 15
4. Like Im Pose 2
5. Sydepiece (Blaq Thompson)
6. All I Know (Feat. John Givez & Mac James)
7. Cali Vibez (Feat. Kid Divine & Mike Ray)
8. Talkin My Shiii
9. Langston Hughes (Feat. Marty McFly)
10. Down For Me (Feat. Kid Divine & Blaq Thompson)
11. Thats That (Feat. Ant Beazy & John Givez)
12. Smoke Break
13. Like This (Feat. Paystyle)



https://open.spotify.com/album/2fkZzaOcU3KDrt28enKHYN?si=2HfWG8wjRsyrfYsT927nhw
https://music.apple.com/pl/album/southern-cali/1856719161?ls
https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0G47YZJD5?ref=dm_sh_ICBAGy0uyF1Zs8LLl8tDff8KN

Haha no, I was just Joking

Whats wrong with fucking a dude in the ass?

are u gay?