In 1998, Snoop Dogg parted with Death Row Records, the label that previously paid him, and signed on with New Orleans upstart Master P’s booming No Limit empire. Twenty-six years later, Snoop and P are once again aligned, but now it’s to sue Walmart for intentionally hiding their breakfast cereal.
Snoop Dogg And Master P Sue Walmart For Intentionally Hiding Their Cereal
Stereogum - 6 Feb 2024 23:36
In 1998, Snoop Dogg parted with Death Row Records, the label that previously paid him, and signed on with New Orleans upstart Master P’s booming No Limit empire. Twenty-six years later, Snoop and P are once again aligned, but now it’s to sue Walmart for intentionally hiding their breakfast cereal.
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