Friends from Deаth Row Records, Tupac and Snoop Dogg are two of the most recognizable and well-liked rappers of all time. They dominated the 1990s hip-hop industry alongside the ailing producer Dr. Dre. Pac was tragically shot in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996, and passed away. On the other hand, his legacy endures and will persist around the globe.

Snoop is not an excuse for Tupac; he was a very great person who continues to inspire many. Snoop was motivated to launch an American football league by Pac before he passed away.

Interesting information was provided by Deаth Row Records’ Reggie Wright Jr. during a chat on Bomb1st’s YouTube channel. He said that 2Pac had come up with the original concept, which Snoop Dogg carried forward when he started the Snoop Youth Football League. “I know Tupac Shakur was the first talking about that in the ’90s,” he remarked. You know, [Snoop] may have adjusted it slightly from what Pac was saying at first, but he understood—he appropriated that concept from Pac.

Wright acknowledged that Snoop’s tenacity even though Pac came up with the idea, saying, “There are people in the NFL because of it, there’s a lot of kids that probably stayed off the streets and were playing football and went a different way in life, where they might have gone the gangbangin’ life or something like that, because of the football league.”