Trending Now - Daz Dillinger Files Lawsuit Against Tupac Estate for Royalties
WHO:
AllHipHop - Daz Dillinger is currently feuding with his cousin Snoop Dogg over money related to Death Row Records.
Rolling Stone - Daz Dillinger is the plaintiff in the lawsuit against Tupac Shakur's estate.
Billboard - Daz Dillinger co-wrote and produced songs for Tupac Shakur.
TMZ - Amaru Entertainment is the record label being sued, which controls Tupac's music.
WHAT:
AllHipHop - Dillinger's lawsuit claims he is owed unpaid royalties from more than a dozen songs associated with Tupac's estate.
Rolling Stone - Daz Dillinger claims that the Tupac Shakur estate owes him money for royalties.
Billboard - Dillinger co-wrote and produced five songs from the 1996 album "All Eyez on Me."
TMZ - Dillinger has filed a lawsuit seeking unpaid royalties.
WHERE:
TMZ - The lawsuit is against Amaru Entertainment, which is associated with Tupac Shakur's music.
WHEN:
Billboard - The album "All Eyez on Me" was released in 1996, the last album released by Tupac before his death.
WHY:
Rolling Stone - Dillinger alleges that he is owed money stemming from more than a dozen songs related to Tupac's estate.
HOW:
TMZ - Dillinger has filed the lawsuit against Amaru Entertainment, which is controlled by Tupac Shakur's mother, Afeni Shakur.
TMZ - Dillinger is taking legal action by filing a lawsuit against the record label that controls Tupac's music.
(UPDATED May 12, 2026 04:13 UTC)
Daz Dillinger is in a heated feud with his cousin Snoop Dogg over financial disputes tied to Death Row Records. Dillinger's lawsuit alleges he is owed unpaid royalties from over a dozen songs linked to Tupac's estate, which he claims have not been compensated. The lawsuit has been filed against Amaru Entertainment, the company managed by Tupac's mother, Afeni Shakur.
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(UPDATED May 12, 2026 01:31 UTC)
Daz Dillinger has filed a lawsuit against Amaru Entertainment, the record label that controls Tupac Shakur's music, claiming he is owed unpaid royalties for his work on more than a dozen songs. Dillinger, who co-wrote and produced five tracks from Tupac's iconic 1996 album "All Eyez on Me," alleges that the estate owes him money for these contributions. This legal action highlights ongoing disputes over royalties related to Tupac's estate and the music that continues to resonate with fans.