For nearly three decades, Snoop Dogg has carried the weight of Tupac Shakur’s final moments in silence, letting speculation and conspiracies swirl around the 1996 murder that shook hip-hop. Now, in a bombshell interview with Rolling Stone set to drop in October 2025, Snoop breaks his silence, exposing Suge Knight’s “lies” and a painful betrayal that fractured their Death Row brotherhood. “I’m done holding it in,” Snoop declares, promising truths that could rewrite the narrative of Tupac’s tragic end.

The rift began in 1996, when Tupac confronted Snoop over his public praise for rivals Biggie and Diddy, sparking a heated clash. Snoop recounts a tense flight where Tupac ignored him, leaving Snoop clutching a knife and fork under a blanket, fearing violence. “That was the last time I saw ‘Pac alive,” Snoop reveals, refuting Knight’s claim that he “ducked” Tupac. Knight, now serving a 28-year sentence, has accused Snoop of disloyalty and even implicated him in Tupac’s death, claims Snoop calls “desperate lies” fueled by jealousy over his 2022 Death Row acquisition.

Snoop’s account paints Tupac as betrayed not just by him but by a toxic Death Row environment. He alleges Knight manipulated tensions, pushing Tupac toward paranoia while profiting off his genius. “Pac was a king, not a pawn,” Snoop says, echoing Knight’s own words against him. The memoir also hints at new details about the Vegas night Tupac was shot, challenging official narratives. With Duane “Keefe D” Davis’ trial looming in 2026, Snoop’s revelations could shift the spotlight.

Fans on X are ablaze (#SnoopSpeaks), some hailing Snoop’s courage, others questioning his timing. Was he a brother to Tupac or part of the betrayal? As hip-hop mourns its icon, Snoop’s truth reignites a 29-year-old wound.