Suge Knight Recalls 2Pac Allegedly Punching Snoop Dogg In The Face Over Diddy & Biggie

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According to Suge Knight, 2Pac was allegedly livid after Snoop Dogg's Hot 97 appearance.

Suge Knight never has any shortage of wild stories to share, and his latest interview with The Art Of Dialogue was certainly no exception. At one point in the interview, Knight recalled 2Pac allegedly punching Snoop Dogg in the face after his Hot 97 appearance after 1996 MTV Video Music Awards. According to him, he was upset that he had claimed The Notorious B.I.G and Diddy were his friends, and things allegedly turned physical.

"'Pac was so mad because 'Pac loved those dudes. He'd always ride for them, and he brought it up. He said, 'Man, I just came to f*ck with you but I f*ck with everybody on Death Row. I put everybody on my album. For this fool to go up there and get on the radio and say f*ck me and he's riding with them, it's on.'" Eventually, Knight says Snoop and 2Pac met face to face, and things allegedly took a turn for the worse.

Snoop Dogg & 2Pac Beef

"When we got downstairs, 'Pac took off on Snoop," he alleged. "'Pac ran up on him and did what he did, Snoop ran this way, 'Pac running behind him. I stopped it." Knight continued, revealing that he told the two men to wait until they flew back home from New York to settle their differences. Tension between 2Pac and Snoop Dogg reportedly continued up until the late rapper's untimely death in 1996. Despite this, Snoop admits that 2Pac played a huge role in raising his first son.

During an interview with PEOPLE in 2024, he even claimed that 2Pac was a better father to the boy than he was able to be. “Tupac loved him. It’s like his nephew. Tupac was a better dad than me," he explained. "We’ve been up here [in the recording studio for] three hours and we ain’t got him nothing to eat. It’s like I’m up here rapping and sh*t, I’m not being a father. [He was] training me.”

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Caroline Fisher is a News Writer at HotNewHipHop from Chicago, Illinois. She started at HNHH this year, and has since spent her time writing about all that is newsworthy in the world of hip-hop. With a drive for hunting down the hottest stories, she enjoys documenting new developments in culture and entertainment. She also has an appreciation for hip-hop and seeks to cover the most important trends and shifts. She has a Bachelor of Arts which she received at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Having graduated in 2022, she majored in English with a concentration in Media, Rhetoric and Cultural Studies. Specializing all things music, pop culture and entertainment, some of her favorite musical artists include Snoop Dogg, OutKast, and Nicki Minaj. When she’s not writing about music she’s also a fan of attending shows, watching the latest movies, staying up-to-date with current events, photography, and poetry.