Death Row Producer Claims Tupac Shakur Estate Owes Him Unpaid ‘All Eyez on Me’ Royalties
A lawsuit has been filed against Tupac Shakur’s estate by Death Row Records producer Daz Dillinger, claiming it owes him unpaid royalties.
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