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Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre aren’t precisely on the perfect phrases with Suge Knight.
However, they’re co-defendants with their former Death Row boss in a lawsuit involving Snoop’s 1993 traditional, “Ain’t No Fun (If The Homies Can’t Have None).”
Two unnamed rappers allege that Snoop, Dre and Suge — together with Kurupt, Warren G and the late Nate Dogg — swiped monitor’s hook from their 1991 track ‘Ain’t No Fun’
The pair had performed the self-produced file for Knight, and say that he cherished it. In trade for giving the hook to Snoop, they might get a contract with Death Row.
That didn’t occur, and in a 2013 Rolling Stone interview Knight conceded that “Ain’t No Fun (If The Homies Can’t Have None) had been recorded earlier than it bought to Snoop.
They are suing for damages and misplaced income from what turned a really, very soiled track.
