🚨Suge Knight DROPS BOMBS on Snoop Dogg: “He Ran Like a Rat When Tupac Pulled Up!” 🐀😳

For decades, Snoop Dogg has walked the line between street legend and mainstream darling.

But behind the smooth persona, Suge Knight says there’s a different man—one who ran from Tupac, lied about their final interaction, and might even be trying to help Tupac’s alleged killer walk free.

In a new jailhouse revelation, Suge Knight recounts a dramatic moment when Tupac confronted Snoop after Snoop showed love to Biggie and Diddy during the height of the East Coast–West Coast war.

Pac was furious.

He felt betrayed.

And when he pulled up to confront Snoop? According to Suge, Snoop ran.

The backstory is just as wild.

Snoop had been filming the “New York, New York” video in the Big Apple when his trailer got shot up—an attack allegedly connected to Biggie’s crew.

Yet instead of standing with Death Row and Pac, Snoop went on the radio saying he had love for Biggie and Diddy.

That was all Pac needed to hear.

Suge claims Pac was so enraged by the betrayal, he started confronting every East Coast affiliate in the studio, even firing on a few.

But when it came to Snoop, things got personal.

Suge says Pac tried to square up with Snoop in person—and that’s when Snoop allegedly ran, refusing to even ride on the same private plane as Pac.

But Snoop’s version of events? Totally different.

He’s long claimed that he did get on the plane with Pac and was so nervous about potential retaliation that he hid a fork and knife under a blanket, ready to defend himself.

“I was hoping one of them would try me,” Snoop said in a past interview.

But Suge is now calling cap on all of that.

He insists Snoop took a separate flight, rode in a van with luggage, and was nowhere near Pac during that trip.

And the “knife under a blanket” story? According to Suge, pure fiction.

That alone would be enough to stir the pot—but Suge took it way further.

He claims that Snoop is now secretly trying to help bail out Keefe D, the man arrested in 2023 in connection with Tupac’s murder.

Suge says he was even approached by people trying to get him to assist in freeing Keefe D, allegedly on Snoop’s behalf.

“They say you gotta sacrifice a little time in county jail to stop that Black man from getting life,” Suge recalled.

“Hell no.

I’m not doing that.

” He even hinted that Puff Daddy, Ray J, and other industry names are somehow connected in this mysterious bailout plot.

Fans are losing their minds, wondering: Why would Snoop want to help Keefe D? What does he know that we don’t? And is this all part of a cover-up that’s been hidden in plain sight since 1996?

Let’s rewind.

Snoop Dogg was once the face of Death Row, dominating the charts with Doggystyle.

But when Tupac arrived, everything changed.

Pac’s explosive charisma, his realness, his ability to capture the soul of the streets—he eclipsed Snoop almost overnight.

Some say Snoop resented that.

Others believe he quietly stepped back and waited for Pac’s downfall.

Suge says that when Death Row went to Vegas for the Mike Tyson fight on the night Pac was shot, Snoop was supposed to be there.

But Warren G reportedly convinced him to stay in L.A.

At the time, Snoop was chilling at a house party when his Nextel started going off.

He got word Pac had been hit.

Instead of rushing to Vegas immediately, Suge says Snoop waited—and never even visited the hospital, despite claiming he did.

Suge Knight is convinced that Snoop knew something was coming.

He pointed to the fact that Snoop had a walkie-talkie and seemed unusually connected to what was going on in Vegas that night.

According to Suge, only someone working with a full security detail would have that kind of real-time information.

That, coupled with Snoop’s alleged refusal to ride with Pac or even engage with him directly before the shooting, has many fans side-eyeing Snoop like never before.

The accusations keep stacking.

Suge even claimed that Snoop was on a track with DeAndre “Big Dre” Smith—Keefe D’s nephew and the man many believe pulled the trigger on Pac.

On top of that, Suge accused Snoop of secretly telling Daz Dillinger to stay in L.A.

on the night of Pac’s shooting, as if he knew things were about to go down.

And what happened after Tupac died? Snoop was suddenly palling around with Diddy.

Just months after Pac’s murder, Snoop appeared on The Steve Harvey Show with Puff, publicly declaring the end of the East Coast–West Coast beef.

The optics were wild.

The same man who once stood beside Pac against Bad Boy was now laughing it up with their former enemies.

Even more bizarre, Snoop’s career skyrocketed into global fame, with him eventually gaining ownership of Death Row Records and rebranding himself as the fun-loving hip-hop uncle.

But Suge isn’t buying it.

From behind bars, he’s made it clear that he believes Snoop is part of a secret society in the music industry—alongside Dr.

Dre and Diddy.

He referenced bizarre behavior like rappers wearing women’s clothes, giving each other Rolexes onstage, and buying luxury cars for one another as evidence of deeper connections and questionable loyalties.

Now, fans are asking hard questions.

Why has Snoop never been truly pressed about his role during those final days of Tupac’s life? Why has he never fully explained the contradictions between his story and Suge Knight’s? And how has he remained

untouchable despite being so closely tied to multiple players involved in Pac’s murder?

Snoop responded to Suge’s latest allegations with a single cold line: “This ninja won’t stop talking about me.

Mad cuz I own Death Row.

” But is it just bitterness—or is Suge finally saying what others have whispered for years?

The tension between Snoop and Suge has spanned decades.

They’ve gone from business partners to sworn enemies, from sharing limos to accusing each other of betrayal.

And despite a brief truce in 2018, when Snoop claimed he had a heart-to-heart with Suge in prison, the peace didn’t last.

Suge’s latest rants make it clear: whatever history they have, it’s far from squashed.

So now the question becomes: is Suge Knight just a bitter man lashing out from behind bars, or is he finally pulling back the curtain on one of hip-hop’s darkest secrets? Was Snoop simply protecting himself

during the chaos, or does he know exactly who killed Tupac—and has stayed quiet all these years?

With Suge alleging that Snoop has connections to shady industry circles, puppet masters, and even murder suspects, the spotlight is back on the Doggfather—and it’s getting hotter than ever.

Fans are demanding answers, and the streets are watching.

Whatever the truth is, one thing’s for sure: the war between Suge Knight and Snoop Dogg is far from over.