Snoop Dogg says he’s “ditching” the streaming service for blockchain-powered competitor Tune.fm, where he’s exclusively released a new single. Snoop Dogg and the self-described “decentralized music streaming platform” just recently reached out with word of the move.

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

Spotify has responded to Snoop Dogg's alleging that he sees just $45,000 from one billion streams on the music platform. In December 2023, the rapper appeared on podcast Business Untitled, where he claimed that he only receives the aforementioned amount.

Snoop Dogg is going where the money is. Snoop Dogg, who acquired Death Row Records in 2022, shared the low payout he received from streaming. After receiving 1 billion streams on Spotify, he recalls being compensated only $45,

Snoop Dogg is now rich rollin' with Tune.FM after crapping on his billion-streamed Spotify earnings earlier today, but music's top streamer is telling us the D-O-Double-G may want to audit his operation

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:

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