RBX

RBX, a relative of Snoop Doggy Dogg, rose to prominence as part of Dr. Dre's Death Row Records crew, notably contributing to The Chronic and Doggy Style. After a delay in the release of his solo project, RBX Files, RBX accused Dre of unfairness and unpaid work, leading to a public dispute. Despite this, RBX's music often reflects positive messages rooted in his Islamic faith. Following a period of silence, RBX returned in 1999 with his album No Mercy No Remorse after reconciling with Dre and making sporadic appearances on other projects.