Snoop Dogg: cancelling me would be impossible

That era, of The Chronic and Doggystyle, seems to be a theme for Dre, 59, and Snoop, 52. In 2022, Snoop bought Death Row records, on which both albums were released. The label was first founded by Dre in 1991, under Jimmy Iovine, but filed for bankruptcy in 2006. How do they feel about having it back? “None of us liked it in the beginning, let’s say that,” says Snoop, surprisingly. “But to me, it was a business move. I’m smart enough to know that this is something that’s connected to me and my legacy. And if I control it, I’ll make the value even more than what it is. And then at the same time, I can restore my legacy that people think is smut and think is negative. And one day soon, I’ll sell it for a whole lot of money.”