Michael “Harry O” Harris, the co-founder of Death Row Records, recently defended Snoop Dogg after the rapper faced criticism for performing at Donald Trump’s pre-inauguration event.

The rapper has faced criticism over his decision to perform at an event celebrating the president's second term.

Snoop Dogg was once one of the men criticizing anyone ... Harris is the co-founder of Death Row Records, the first label the “Gin and Juice” rapper signed to in the mid-1990s.

Luv me some Snoop Dogg, but gotta go bro.” Last year, Snoop Dogg praised Trump for granting clemency to a co-founder of Death ...

Snoop Dogg may be among the most renowned rappers globally for his decades-long career and business ventures. He’s the CEO of Death Row Records. He served as a special correspondent and ...

co-founder of Death Row Records. Snoop Dogg joined Rick Ross and Soulja Boy at the Crypto Ball in honor of Donald Trump on Friday (January 17), sparking outrage within the rap community.

Snoop Dogg has often expressed his admiration for Tupac and shared instances from their time together. In an appearance on the R&B Money Podcast dated January 25, 2025, Snoop discussed the late ...

Many fans are outraged that Snoop ... Death Row Records co-founder Michael “Harry-O” Harris at the conclusion of his first presidency in 2021. Rick Ross was with Snoop Dogg in D.C. Rick ...

Snoop Dogg is brushing off the criticism after facing hefty backlash for performing at a ball celebrating Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration. The Death Row Records boss joined Rick Ross and ...

The announcement of Snoop Dogg‘s performance at President Donald ... For those who grew up watching Snoop’s evolution from Death Row Records to mainstream success, his decision to perform ...