Michael “Harry-O” Harris, co-owner of Death Row Records, has dismissed Suge Knight’s claims about Snoop Dogg swindling the label. Harris asserts that Snoop’s acquisition of the label is completely legitimate and is focused on propelling Death Row Records into the future.
Key Takeaway
Michael “Harry-O” Harris, co-owner of Death Row Records, refutes Suge Knight’s allegations against Snoop Dogg and is committed to revitalizing the label with a variety of new projects.
Harry-O’s Take on Suge Knight’s Claims
Harry-O has emphasized that Suge Knight’s recent allegations against Snoop Dogg are not based on facts. Despite his reluctance to engage in discussions about Suge, Harris remains steadfast in his stance that Suge’s accusations are unfounded.
Harry-O’s Role in Death Row Records
Having been involved in the establishment of Death Row Records, Harris found himself in a contentious relationship with Suge Knight, with both individuals taking turns at the helm of the label during periods of incarceration.
Harry-O’s Return and Plans for Death Row Records
Following his pardon on Donald Trump’s final day as President, Harris wasted no time in collaborating with Snoop Dogg to re-release Death Row’s catalog on streaming platforms. Disregarding Suge Knight’s remarks, Harris is determined to bring Death Row Records back to its former prominence. He envisions a diverse range of projects for the label, including movies, reggaeton, Afrobeats, and more.
