Snoop Dogg Reacts to Suge Knight Calling Out His Story About Visiting 2Pac in the Hospital

Snoop Dogg has finally addressed Suge Knight’s shocking claim that he lied about visiting 2Pac in the hospital before the legendary rapper passed away. The revelation has reignited debates about what really happened in those final days and how close Snoop and 2Pac truly were before his untimely death.

Snoop Dogg Recalls His Last Moments with 2Pac

During a recent interview, Snoop Dogg opened up about the moment he found out 2Pac had been shot. He recalled being at Warren G’s house, playing video games, when the news broke. As phones started blowing up, he turned on the TV and saw Tupac’s BMW surrounded by police tape.

“I called Suge personally, and he picked up. The way he was talking, it sounded like Pac was going to be alright. He told me, ‘Yeah, they just grazed me in the head. Pac’s gonna be good, man, come out here.’”

Believing Pac would recover, Snoop rushed to the hospital. But when he arrived and saw Afeni Shakur, Tupac’s mother, he immediately knew it was serious.

“She pulled me aside and told me to be strong. That’s when I knew it was bad.”

Inside the hospital room, Snoop spoke to Pac even though the rapper was unconscious.

“I just laid beside him and started talking to him. I told him I loved him, I hoped I didn’t make him mad with anything I did, and that I just thought I was doing what was right.”

The emotions were overwhelming for Snoop, and as soon as he left the room, he broke down in the bathroom and threw up.

Suge Knight Challenges Snoop’s Story

Recently, Suge Knight, who was in the car with 2Pac the night he was shot, made a bombshell statement, accusing Snoop Dogg of fabricating his hospital visit.

“Snoop never came to see Pac in the hospital. That never happened.”

Suge’s claims have sparked controversy, as many fans remember Snoop’s version of events from past interviews. While it’s unclear why Suge is now denying the visit, some believe it could be due to the strained history between him and Snoop, especially after Snoop took control of Death Row Records—the label Suge once built.

Snoop Dogg’s Response: Staying Silent or Keeping It Real?

So far, Snoop has not directly responded to Suge’s accusations, but fans have been buzzing with their own theories.

Many believe that Snoop has nothing to gain by lying and that Suge might be trying to rewrite history due to past beefs. Others, however, are wondering if Suge’s inside knowledge of Death Row’s final days might mean he’s telling the truth.

💬 “Snoop has told this story for years. Why would he lie? Sounds like Suge just wants to stir up drama.”

💬 “I love Snoop, but Suge was right there with Pac the whole time. If he says Snoop wasn’t there, we gotta at least consider it.”

Regardless of who’s telling the truth, the story of 2Pac’s final days remains one of hip-hop’s most debated moments.

What’s the Real Story?

With Suge Knight now serving a 28-year prison sentence, it’s unclear if more details will come to light or if this is just another chapter of unresolved Death Row history.