Executive producer and former owner of the record label Death Row Records, Suge Knight has put hip-hop veteran, Master P on blast for allegedly lying about how he (Master p) visited Suge Knight to prison to negotiate signing Snoop Dogg to No Limit Records.Suge Knight who is incarcerated is set to launch his ‘Collect Call With Suge Knight’ podcast next week from behind bars, and he released a teaser on Friday, October 27, blasting Master Ps claims that he visited Suge in prison to acquire Snoops music rights in a $2million deal.After one particular studio session, Master P asked how much money Snoop wanted for his work. He replied 15, meaning $1,500.I come back the next day, Master P wrote me a check for $35,000, he continued. So Im like, oh, I like this n-ggas style. He called me to his office, he said What you working on? I said, I got this album called Fuck Death Row. This muthafucka hard. But Master P thought it was a bad idea. Snoop explained the No Limit boss closed the door to his office and warned Snoop, You aint gon live to see that album out. So, Snoop ultimately decided to cancel the album release.Master P said he feels like he saved Snoops life and talked about the deal to bring him to No Limit with The Breakfast Club in 2015.I feel like I saved Snoops life, he said. He went through some things. I feel like he was the best talent that I knew in the world. Snoop Dogg, I was always a fan of him, but when I talked to him, he wasnt in a good place. Suge was about to sign him over to some other label. Im like, Man, my money dont spend? Let me get that.Snoop left No Limit Records in 2006. However, reacting to the claim, Suge said Master P’s not even on his list of approved visitors, so it’s not possible to be visited by him in prison. [Master P] slipped up and said he came to visit me in prison, he says in a new clip. And gave me a couple of bucks $2 million I never would have took no sh*t like that for Snoop. I got a whole list if anybody ever visits me. You got to be approved. That n***a is not on none of it.” According to Knight, he actually signed a deal with Priority Records’ Bryan Turner, and allowed Snoop to sign to No Limit”The paperwork is what the paperwork says,” he also adds. “I did a deal with Bryan Turner at Priority Records. And [I] loaned Snoops services to Priority and gave him the right to go over to No Limit. Clearly, fans are in for some interesting revelations with Knight’s new podcast, which is only days away from dropping. The pod, which goes live on Halloween, will touch on a variety of hip hop subjects, apart from 2Pac’s murder case. See the VIDEO.I.NG Follow us on Instagram…Powered By ADNG.NG free ads A post shared by BREAKBEAT MEDIA (@breakbeatmedia) The post Suge Knight accuses Master P of lying about visiting him in prison to buy off Snoop Dogg’s rights for $2m appeared first on www.9jabook.ng.
