Snoop Dogg has promised to bring back a revamped Death Row Records into the future as an āNFT labelā and it looks as if Dr. Dre and Snoopās 1992 classic āNuthinā But A G Thangā will be part of the first NFT drop at a later date, according to a report from Billboard on Thursday (March 31).
Snoop hosted a YouTube Live discussion, where he was joined by fellow West Coast legend Ice Cube and spoke on future releases being NFTs under Death Row, which was purchased by the āWho Am Iā rapper in February fromĀ MNRK Music Group (eOne Music).
āI just might sell āNuthinā But a G Thangā next month,ā he teased.
Cube called it a ādream come true spaceā for creators. The rebranded Death Row Records will live under the Gala Music umbrella in the Metaverse.
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āDeath Row Records is the first major label to be an NFT label,ā Snoop Dogg added. āIt also showed us that this community is in dire need of great music and thatās what we plan on doing. We plan on bringing great music and great artists.
āThis is what Death Row is all about, trying to expand and take it to new regions. We plan on giving people access to buying and trading some of these classic songs, classic records that were the foundation of Death Row and along the lines get these new records.ā
Snoop Dogg Says Death Row Will Be An NFT Label: 'I Want To Be The 1st Major In The Metaverse'
With Dr. Dreās The Chronic being pulled from streaming services in March, Snoop calmed the worries of fans earlier this week by posting a picture with his āDeep Coverā collaborator and confirmed, āThe Chronic is bac home.ā
