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Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube Face Legal Battle Over Merch Deal

10/30/2025

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Westside Merchandising accuses Snoop Dogg (rapper), Ice Cube (rapper), Mount Westmore members E-40 and Too Short of breaching a 2022 exclusive tour merchandise rights agreement and failing to promote the deal.
A judge ordered Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube to participate in depositions, rejecting their request to avoid questioning.
Frank Seddigh, attorney for Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube, says claims are baseless and Westside has not fulfilled its obligations.

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Westside Merchandising accuses Snoop Dogg (rapper), Ice Cube (rapper), Mount Westmore members E-40 and Too Short of breaching a 2022 exclusive tour merchandise rights agreement and failing to promote the deal.
A judge ordered Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube to participate in depositions, rejecting their request to avoid questioning.
Frank Seddigh, attorney for Snoop Dogg and Ice Cube, says claims are baseless and Westside has not fulfilled its obligations.