In a recent interview, Snoop Dogg candidly addressed his past feud with Eminem, revealing that he apologized to the rapper. The disagreement arose last year when Snoop expressed his opinion that Eminem was not ranked in the top 10 greatest rappers of all time.

Eminem responded through the track ‘Zeus’, featured on the deluxe edition of ‘Music To Be Murdered By’, addressing the issue with lyrics like, “The last thing I need is Snoop dogin’ me / Man, Dogg, you’re like a goddamn person to me.”

Daz Dillinger sheds light on the feud, claiming it left Snoop disappointed when Eminem turned down an offer to appear on an album. However, Snoop shared in the interview that they had reconciled and he personally apologized to Eminem.

Acknowledging his imperfections, Snoop expressed: “I feel like I’m running out of money. I apologized to him and I let him know, and I’m just improving myself. I made a mistake. I’m not perfect, I’m Snoop Dogg.”

Snoop emphasized his admiration for Eminem, emphasizing the competitive nature of hip-hop that sometimes causes tension between artists.

However, he emphasized the brotherhood and familial bond they shared, stressing the importance of appreciating each other’s contributions to the genre. The two artists had a meaningful conversation about mutual respect and the need for constructive dialogue when discussing each other in public.

In a promising development, Snoop has hinted at the possibility of collaborating with Eminem. Both artists are expected to team up with Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar and Mary J. Blige for the Super Bowl LVI Pepsi halftime show on February 13, 2022. This collaboration not only marks a reunion gathering of influential figures in the music industry but also reflects the resilience of relationships within the hip-hop community.