Snoop Dogg Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What is Snoop Dogg’s net worth?

With a net worth of $160 million, Snoop Dogg, a rapper, singer, songwriter, producer, media personality, entrepreneur, and actor from the West Coast, has garnered immense popularity. Initially facing controversies during the beginning of his career, he has ultimately become a cherished pop culture figure, recognized for his relaxed demeanor, unique vocal style, and significant cultural impact. His sustained presence in the music industry and talent for remaining relevant through the decades have solidified his reputation as a hip-hop icon.

First introduced to the music industry as Snoop Doggy Dogg in the early 1990s after being discovered by Dr. Dre, Snoop gained significant attention with his appearance on Dre’s solo debut album, “The Chronic,” released in 1992. This led to the release of Snoop’s debut album, “Doggystyle,” in 1993, which achieved monumental success and ultimately sold over 20 million copies globally. His unique, laid-back vocal delivery and imaginative lyrics positioned him as a prominent figure in the evolving G-funk genre. During the 1990s and 2000s, Snoop consistently produced successful albums and popular singles, collaborating with a diverse range of artists and demonstrating his versatility.

In addition to his musical pursuits, Snoop has engaged in a wide variety of endeavors. He has appeared in many films and television shows, taking on both self-referential and acting roles. His television appearances include a cookery show co-hosted with Martha Stewart, showcasing his charming personality and widespread appeal.

Snoop has also ventured into various business opportunities, including the cannabis industry, esports, and multiple endorsements. He has authored a cookbook, launched a wine label, and even developed a children’s television show. Throughout his career, Snoop has redefined himself numerous times, trying out different musical genres such as reggae (as Snoop Lion) and gospel. He has earned multiple Grammy nominations and has sold more than 35 million albums worldwide.

2024 Paris Olympics Earnings

Accidentally becoming a highlight of the 2024 Olympics, Snoop, along with Martha Stewart, was hired by NBC to provide commentary and interviews during the games. He proved to be particularly popular among American audiences following the event on NBC’s diverse platforms. It was later disclosed that Snoop (and presumably Martha) received $500,000 per day for his Olympic contributions, plus expenses. The overall duration of the Olympics, including travel, is around 20 days. If Snoop earns $500,000 for each of those 20 days, that amounts to $10 million for just under three weeks of work.

Early Life

Born Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr. on October 20, 1971, in Long Beach, California, Snoop Dogg’s lineage can be somewhat confusing. Contrary to what one might assume, Snoop’s biological father was not Cordozar Calvin Broadus Sr. but rather Vernell Varnado. Snoop was just three months old when Vernell and his mother, Beverly, separated. Later, Beverly married Cordozar Calvin Broadus, after which baby Snoop was legally named Cordozar Calvin Broadus Jr. The original name or nickname given to him at birth remains unclear, especially during the time leading up to his mother’s remarriage.

As a child, Cordozar was affectionately referred to as Snoopy, owing to his fondness for the cartoon character.

known for being a cartoon character in the Peanuts series. During his early childhood, Snoop started to sing and play the piano at the Golgotha Trinity Baptist Church. By the time he reached sixth grade, he had begun to rap.

Growing up, Calvin helped his family by selling candy, delivering newspapers, and bagging groceries. Even with his mother’s efforts to keep him focused on singing in the choir and playing football, he turned to the streets during his teenage years. He became involved with the Rollin’ 20s Crips gang in Long Beach’s Eastside. Shortly after graduating from high school, he faced an arrest for cocaine possession, resulting in several years of frequent jail and prison visits.

Music Career

Together with his cousins Nate Dogg and Lil’ 1/2 Dead and friend Warren G, Snoop recorded homemade tapes under the name 213, taken from the Long Beach area code of that time. His mixtape featured “Hold On,” an early solo freestyle track, which ended up in the hands of Dr. Dre. Impressed by Snoop’s work, Dr. Dre invited him for an audition and introduced him to NWA affiliate The D.O.C. This connection provided Snoop with mentorship on structuring his lyrics and crafting verses, hooks, and choruses.

Released in 1993, Snoop’s debut album, Doggystyle, was produced by Dr. Dre and came out under Death Row Records. It achieved the top spot on the Billboard 200 and Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums charts upon debut. The album spawned hit singles like “What’s My Name?” and “Gin & Juice.” Following this success, Snoop released his second album, Doggfather, in 1996, which also debuted at number one on both Billboard charts. Leaving Death Row Records behind, he subsequently signed with No Limit Records and launched Da Game Is to Be Sold, Not to Be Told in 1998, followed by No Limit Top Dogg in 1999 and Tha Last Meal in 2000. In 2002, he transitioned to Priority/Capitol/EMI Records with Paid tha Cost to Be da Boss, before moving to Geffen Records in 2004, from which he released several albums including R&G (Rhythm & Gangsta: The Masterpiece), That Blue Carpet Treatment, Ego Trippin’, Malice ‘n Wonderland, and Doggumentary.

After a trip to Jamaica in 2012, Snoop revealed his conversion to Rastafarianism, adopting the name Snoop Lion. He released a reggae album titled Reincarnated alongside a documentary of the same name documenting his Jamaica experience.

Snoop reverted to his original name in 2015 and launched the album Bush. By 2018, he identified as a born-again Christian and produced his first gospel album, Bible of Love. He also released his seventeenth

In 2019, Snoop released his solo album, I Wanna Thank Me.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Snoop has also directed several adult films using aliases (Michael J. Corleone and Snoop Scorsese) and has made appearances on both television and in cinematic productions, portraying both himself and fictional characters. He has hosted various television programs, such as Doggy Fizzle Televizzle, Snoop Dogg’s Father Hood, Dogg After Dark, WrestleMania, and Snoop and Martha’s Potluck Dinner Party. Snoop is also associated with numerous commercial endorsements, which include Boost Mobile, Chrysler 200, Orbit Gum, and St. Ides. Additionally, he has branded his own malt liquor and Snoop Dogg’s footlong hot dogs, launched the Snoop Dogg Board Company, and collaborated on various clothing lines. In 2020, he introduced a wine called “Snoop Cali Red” in partnership with the 19 Crimes brand. However, as of May 2023, the wine was facing sales challenges and not meeting expectations.

In 2019, Snoop established his esports league named the “Gangsta Gaming League.” In March 2022, he became a member of the Board of Directors for FaZe Clan. However, in March 2023, he resigned from that position.

In 2023, Snoop joined an investment group headed by businessman Neko Sparks in an effort to purchase the Ottawa Senators of the National Hockey League.

Death Row Records

In February 2022, it was revealed that Snoop Dogg had secured the brand name rights to Death Row Records. The acquisition was made from the private equity firm Blackstone, which still retains ownership of the label’s master recordings and music royalties. With the brand name, Snoop obtained the rights to market merchandise and release music under Death Row Records.

Casa Verde Capital

Snoop is arguably the most notable cannabis enthusiast globally. For decades, marijuana has been integral to his persona. In 2015, he established the investment firm Casa Verde Capital to oversee his investments in the cannabis sector. In August 2015, Casa Verde participated in a collective of investors that raised $10 million for Eaze, a marijuana delivery service that promotes itself as the “Uber for weed.”

In September 2015, Casa Verde launched merryjane.com, which presents itself as “the encyclopedia of weed.”

Personal Life

Snoop wed his high school sweetheart, Shante Taylor, on June 12, 1997. The couple filed for divorce in May 2004 but later reconciled and renewed their vows in January 2008. Together, they have three children: sons Corde (1994) and Cordell (1997), and daughter Cori (1999). Additionally, Snoop has a son, Julian Corrie Broadus (1998), from a previous relationship with Laurie Holmond. He became a grandfather in 2015 when Corde welcomed a son with his partner, Jessica Kyzer. Sadly, Corde experienced the loss of another son who passed away shortly after birth in September 2019.

Snoop’s first cousins include R&B artists Brandy and Ray J, as well as professional wrestler Sasha Banks.

In a 2006 interview, Snoop disclosed that he worked as a professional pimp during 2003 and 2004, stating, “That shit was my natural calling, and once I got involved with it, it became fun. It was like shootin’

“I was making ’em every time,” he remarked about the layups. He further mentioned that he eventually decided to stop pimping, following the guidance of some pimps he knew, so he could dedicate more time to his family.

Every year at Thanksgiving, Dogg collaborates with city officials to distribute turkeys to the less privileged in Inglewood, California. In 2016, he donated 3,000 turkeys.

Earnings by Year

Here’s a summary of Snoop Dogg’s earnings from 2007 to 2020:

• 2007 – $17 million
• 2008 – $16 million
• 2009 – $11 million
• 2010 – $15 million
• 2011 – $14 million
• 2012 – $9 million
• 2013 – $10 million
• 2014 – $10 million
• 2015 – $10 million
• 2016 – $13 million
• 2017 – $17 million
• 2018 – $15 million
• 2019 – $15 million
• 2020 – $8 million
• 2021 – $9 million
• 2022 – $11 million
• 2023 – $10 million

Total: $210 million

Real Estate

Snoop Dogg sold his Mediterranean-style home featuring eight bedrooms and 6,527 square feet in Claremont, California, for $1.83 million in 2007. He purchased the house for $660,000 in 1994 but vacated it in 2000.

For the past few decades, Snoop has lived in a four-bedroom house with 3,808 square feet located in Diamond Bar, California, which he acquired in 1998 for $720,000.

Snoop purchased a property in 2021, paying $458,000 for a 1-acre site that includes a six-bedroom mansion in Douglasville, Georgia. Additionally, he owns several more modest investment properties throughout Southern California.