Who Would Have Known? Snoop Dogg Breaks Silence On Biggie & Says He Was 'A Friend'

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BHR HollyWood Reports He may have belonged to a clan which was involved in the biggest feud in hip-hop history, but West coast rapper Snoop Dogg recently broke his silence on rival East coast artist Notorious B.I.G.

The 'Young, Wild & Free' rapper revealed all about performing with Biggie and Tupac on the same stage, almost two decades ago back in 1994, before the infamous Bad Boy vs. Death Row beef.

Snoop mentioned in the clip that he thought ''Biggie was hard'' as the trio took to the stage together in L.A along with Warren G.

''He got out with us on a performance stage once upon a time out in L.A, way back in the day, before we had a deal, and it was just all west coast n*ggas, and he was just all going, just bodyguard hard," Snoop said on Biggie.

''And then he (Biggie) came on stage, and he was looking (at me), I was looking at him, I barely knew him, but I was like f*ck it, Imma let him go...''

Snoop also revealed how Tupac was also present, and that he was surprised at Biggie's rapping skills when he took to the mic.

''Big Pac (2Pac) was there, we was all on some straight West coast thing...I was like, 'Let me get down,' that m*therf*cker stepped up..he shined, he outshined a lot of the homies that was there,'' said Snoop.  I'm Big Blac this is your BHR HollyWood Report