(newscaster)
Snoop has been at
the epicenter
of a protracted
and increasingly nasty split
with Death Row Records
where he claimed Death Row had,
in effect,
ripped him off,
giving him gifts rather than
paying him what he was owed.
There was even talk
of death threats.
No worries.
At all.
(chuckling)
Why, you worried for me?
Why?
I was working
against the devil.
And through the grace of God,
Master P and Priority Records,
you know, put a deal together
which was, you know,
suitable for Mr. Knight.
(Darryl "Joe Cool" Daniel)
Once all those elements
were removed,
it gave birth to
a new beginning for Snoop.
(Snoop)
It's official like
a referee with a whistle.
Snoop Dogg's
a No Limit soldier.
(Dre)
Snoop going to No Limit,
you know,
and Master P opening
his arms up,
letting him in,
was incredible.
Everybody gave him open arms
because we figure
that it can't do
nothing but help, you know?
Take his career to
the next level
and do it the right way.
♪ I'm looking for a thug girl 
Ain't no gang rules,
ties, or none of that.
It's just straight family.
I love you. I'm with you.
Love what you do,
down with you.
Suge Knight recently said,
"He used to be a superstar,
and now he's just
a No Limit soldier."
What do you say to that?
Nothing. He used to be a CEO,
now he's just an inmate.
Thanks a lot.
Good seeing you.
There you go.
(Catrice Brumfield)
When Snoop went over
to No Limit,
everybody started to leave.
Kurupt left, guys left.
Nate left, Rage left,
everybody kind of left.
(Catrice Brumfield)
That was the end
of Death Row records.
It was a wrap.
It was done.
