Here's Fiddy being Fiddy.
Snoop Responds.

Snoop Responds.

“I don’t believe I’ve ever listened to the whole album and I’m being honest with you. I ain’t never listen toDoggystyle top to bottom. I may have listened to songs, but I’ve never listened to it.”
Back then it meant a lot because it was being able to stand on my own two feet and put out a project for the first and to actually be heard and seen for who I am individually. Now what it means, it’s an accomplishment. Looking back at it, it was very well put together, it was standards, it showed me the way to do it, the only way to do it.
‘Murder Was the Case‘ that was kinda hard because I started writing on another beat and I was writing a different kinda story. And then once Dre gave me that beat the story came to life and it was like I’m writing a story about me making a deal with the Devil, me going to jail. These things didn’t even happen to me, then I’m writing about ‘em and slowly but surely those things began to happen to me.”
Broadus' team representing Diamond Bar High School in California faced off against their rival, Diamond Ranch High School, and the game became violent after a shoving match ensued after one of the plays had concluded.
Broadus, who wears the number 21 jersey and plays the wide receiver position, punched one of the opposing teammates hard with a hay-maker blow to his helmet when the shoving match was being broken up. Following his punch, a wild hand-to-hand brawl broke out with the benches of both teams being cleared and the feild covered with angry fighting high school students. After the fight settled the game was cancelled with around 3 minutes left to play.
According to reports from TMZ, Broadus along with other students has been suspended by the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) for his role in the melee.
Cordell is currently being scouted by various colleges such as Notre Dame, Duke, LSU and UCLA among others.
The 16-year-old high school junior, a rising football star who has been ranked as the sixth best wide receiver in California in the class of 2015, didn't mince words following Kiffin's abrupt dismissal on Sunday, Sept. 29, telling 247Sports.com that he felt the change was long overdue."I feel that he should have been fired a while ago and USC is going to raise the bar now because the new coaching staff next year and I'm anxious to see what they are going to look like," he told the site.Broadus, who stands tall at 6-foot-2 and weighs in at 185 pounds, has also received offers from LSU, Nebraska, and USC rivals Berkeley and UCLA. Kiffin's firing could steer him toward his rapper father's preferred college team, however.Snoop has been a longtime Trojans fan, having attended numerous games and even practices in the past.On Sunday, Kiffin, who has been USC's head coach for the past four years, was unceremoniously fired upon the team's return to Los Angeles after yet another loss, this time 62-41 to Arizona State.According to the university, Kiffin was pulled off the team bus at the airport terminal on Sunday, and the driver was instructed to return to campus without him.