As you stated, let's say all that is the truth, let's just go with that.

So you have a proposal and your lawyer said, don't sign, it's not a good deal, then don't sign! Get it the right way, crying on the Internet not going to change that.

Now to his WAWG, let's say his version is the truth too, just for argument sake...so he didn't agree to the production deal but other producers agreed to it, these are not industry newbies (Mike & Keys, Battlecat) etc.

They look at the papers, it works for them, they agreed to do it, Daz looked at it and saod not for me...end of story.

Agreed.  I have business deals presented to me all the time where I don't feel it is a good fit for me and I politely decline and move on.  Daz going online and crying about it certainly isn't helping matters any.  Unless, as I stated before, he thinks this 'beef' will somehow lead to more attention and more album sales and downloads.  Fans love drama and diss songs.

But also to be fair to Daz, people keep asking him 'why you didn't produce on WAWG', 'why is Snoop putting Kurupts albums out on Death Row and not yours?", 'why isn't Dogg Food 2 coming out on Death Row"....so I think he is being forced to address some of this stuff because the fans want to know. But there's a more mature way of handling it.

Well that's the contention.  That his lawyers are telling him to not sign to Death Row or sign anything over to Snoop and that's how this all got started. 

The story he tells about WAWG is interesting, how Snoop gets 50% publishing rights for production for his other producers signed to the label, but Daz wouldn't agree to that, so that's why no Daz production is on the album.  Like was said, i'm sure the truth is somewhere in the middle, but I don't think Snoop is innocent in all this either.  The idea that he's going back for groups like DPG, Eastsidaz, Danny Boy, etc. with the sole intent to help them out seems like that isn't really the case.  Which is fine, Snoop wants to make money too, even though he has more money than he will ever need in his lifetime.  But call it like it is then.

As you stated, let's say all that is the truth, let's just go with that.

So you have a proposal and your lawyer said, don't sign, it's not a good deal, then don't sign! Get it the right way, crying on the Internet not going to change that.

Now to his WAWG, let's say his version is the truth too, just for argument sake...so he didn't agree to the production deal but other producers agreed to it, these are not industry newbies (Mike & Keys, Battlecat) etc.

They look at the papers, it works for them, they agreed to do it, Daz looked at it and saod not for me...end of story.

Snoop ain't innocent in all this.  The stupid thing is that all these artists keep going back to work with him.  Guarantee if Snoop called Kokane and said he needed some vocals, Kokane would do it.  Same with Daz.  If someone screws you and your friends over, stop working with him!

Reminds me back in the days of Dr Dre, when RBX, Sam Sneed, J-Flexx, etc. all said Dre screwed them, even made songs about it, yet they all went back to Aftermath and worked with him again, and again.  Like get a clue guys. 

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If there was a doubt what this about, this kind of money grab should clear it up

Let's get an interview for Dubcnn like the good old days!  And we can submit questions.  Shouldn't cost any more than a couple hundred dollars.

Who has been the coproducer(s) on his last 4 albums?

Ivan Johnson and Amplified. Oh yeah, Mike Dean won't be working with Daz unless Daz pays him what he owes him.

Now I understand Dr Dre's ways more.

He stayed away from certain people, stayed clear of them snd their drama.

He let them talk without biting or ever trying to be around.

Because at rhe end of the day, it's would be your own people.



If Daz is as business smart, as he would like us to believe, shouldn't be difficult to get what's his through his lawyers, right?

If your claim is legit, what's the point of all this?

Well that's the contention.  That his lawyers are telling him to not sign to Death Row or sign anything over to Snoop and that's how this all got started. 

The story he tells about WAWG is interesting, how Snoop gets 50% publishing rights for production for his other producers signed to the label, but Daz wouldn't agree to that, so that's why no Daz production is on the album.  Like was said, i'm sure the truth is somewhere in the middle, but I don't think Snoop is innocent in all this either.  The idea that he's going back for groups like DPG, Eastsidaz, Danny Boy, etc. with the sole intent to help them out seems like that isn't really the case.  Which is fine, Snoop wants to make money too, even though he has more money than he will ever need in his lifetime.  But call it like it is then. 

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If there was a doubt what this about, this kind of money grab should clear it up

yeah Battlecat a legend but im curious what was his last good project ?  Daz still producing good songs

So you think Battlecat making wack beats?

It's funny, in the background you can hear someone say "he's gonna post this on the internet" referring to Daz....and sure enough, he did. 

Daz always has a co-producer or several of them.

Who has been the coproducer(s) on his last 4 albums?