Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre & Suge Knight Are Being Sued For “Ain’t No Fun" 20 Years Later

[kudaz]

The hook to Snoop Dogg’s classic record “Ain’t No Fun (If the Homies Can’t Have None),” from the rapper’s 1993 album Doggystyle, was taken from two L.A. rappers, TMZ reports, citing recently filled court documents.

The two artists, who have remained unnamed, claim that they wrote the original hook for their own track titled, “Ain’t No Fun,” which was set to appear on their 1991 self-produced album and played it in the studio for Suge Knight. They say that the Doggfather, Dr. Dre and Kurupt were in the studio at the time and liked the track.
The former CEO of Death Row Records was set to take the song and sign the pair, but the group never joined the label.

The documents claim that Knight admitted to stealing the record in a 2013 interview with Rolling Stone.

“‘Ain’t No Fun’… one of the homies from The Swans [ed note: the Mad Swan Bloods, or MSB, are a Los Angeles subset of The Bloods street gang] named Pooh, all them dudes already had a record done,” the mogul said. “And they came and played it for us in the studio.
They played us the demo. Everybody looked at it like it was alright. And then after they left, shit, everybody was chopping that same beat.”

The two men are suing for damages and loss of profits stemming from the record.
Suge, Dre, Kurupt and Snoop are all listed in the case as well as Warren G and Nate Dogg who are featured on “Ain’t No Fun.”

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The hook to Snoop Dogg’s classic record “Ain’t No Fun (If the Homies Can’t Have None),” from the rapper’s 1993 album Doggystyle, was taken from two L.A. rappers, TMZ reports, citing recently filled court documents.

The two artists, who have remained unnamed, claim that they wrote the original hook for their own track titled, “Ain’t No Fun,” which was set to appear on their 1991 self-produced album and played it in the studio for Suge Knight. They say that the Doggfather, Dr. Dre and Kurupt were in the studio at the time and liked the track.
The former CEO of Death Row Records was set to take the song and sign the pair, but the group never joined the label.

The documents claim that Knight admitted to stealing the record in a 2013 interview with Rolling Stone.

“‘Ain’t No Fun’… one of the homies from The Swans [ed note: the Mad Swan Bloods, or MSB, are a Los Angeles subset of The Bloods street gang] named Pooh, all them dudes already had a record done,” the mogul said. “And they came and played it for us in the studio.
They played us the demo. Everybody looked at it like it was alright. And then after they left, shit, everybody was chopping that same beat.”

The two men are suing for damages and loss of profits stemming from the record.
Suge, Dre, Kurupt and Snoop are all listed in the case as well as Warren G and Nate Dogg who are featured on “Ain’t No Fun.”

I wanna hear there version.. Without proof the could be lying

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[tonyhopia]

Somebody was lazy. Only took 20 years lol. I wanna hear that track too.

[DeletedMofogga]

Somebody was lazy. Only took 20 years lol. I wanna hear that track too.

maybe they was scared of suge knight, he would beat their asses if they would sue him earlier. now is the perfect occasion for them, lol

[tonyhopia]

maybe they was scared of suge knight, he would beat their asses if they would sue him earlier. now is the perfect occasion for them, lol

Haha maybe Those guys should sued suge when he got locked up after pac died. 20 years of waiting seems so bullshit.

[badboy1997]

Totally fucked up, they're doing this to so many classic songs