When Snoop Dogg and RGG took the stage last night at Summer Game Fest to tease Tupac Shakur's inclusion in the upcoming Stranger Than Heaven, it was meant to be a celebration of a West Coast legend. Instead, it reignited a bitter, decades-old debate among die-hard hip-hop fans. While Snoop frames the move as a tribute to his legacy, a vocal segment of fans is pushing back, accusing him of exploiting a fractured friendship for profit.
"Snoop got a new business venture with Death Row games and is 1000% pimping out Tupac's likeness for monetary gain," Twitch streamer OmegaPro posted to X. "This sh*t is downright disgusting."
"Gonna be real with you RGG I'm out," Washington Post reporter Gene Park said. "I've never been more mad at a studio [...] Just because people signed off on it doesn't mean it's automatically good. They sign off on the stupidest sh*t."
"Thinking about it more, this is pretty damn gross," wrote one fan. "Permission granted or not."
In the final weeks before Tupac's tragic death, Snoop sought to de-escalate the tension between the East and West Coast, culminating in a New York radio interview in which he publicly declared his...
