The rapper recently criticized Spotify, claiming he received less than $45,000 for over one billion streams on the platform.

Snoop Dogg has partnered with Tune.FM, signaling a potential shift from traditional streaming platforms due to a dispute with Spotify over royalty payments. The rapper plans to migrate his catalog to Tune.FM, expressing dissatisfaction with Spotify's payment structure.

After crossing the 1 billion mark, Snoop Dogg revealed his supposed shocking payout. However, yesterday (February 27), a representative for Spotify finally came out to address Snoop’s claim that he only received $45,000 for one billion streams. In a statement to TMZ, the spokesperson said:

Already, Tune.FM has attracted hundreds of thousands of active users, reinforcing the demand for a fairer, artist-first streaming model. The platform has been home to exclusive releases from respected artists like Nappy Roots and the Summer of Love compilation, featuring rare and never-before-heard tracks from legendary musicians.

Spotify has refuted claims from the West Coast rapper, where he alleges being paid $45,000 from one billion streams.