Snoop Dogg Reportedly Quits Coffee Company Months After its Launch
Renowned rapper and entrepreneur Snoop Dogg has reportedly ended his involvement with the Indonesian coffee company, INDOxyz, just a few months after the company’s launch. According to an exclusive report by Page Six, Snoop, also known as The Doggfather, quietly disengaged from the partnership shortly before the end of the summer season.
While the exact reasons behind the dissolution of the business deal remain undisclosed, the coffee company faced challenges, ultimately ceasing operations just two months after its debut. This development may have influenced Snoop’s decision to step away from the partnership, although no official statement has been made regarding his role in the company.
A source close to Snoop Dogg commented, “It took 16 days to do their investigation… Snoop and his team left the company, dropping all ownership and stake in the company… and they did not offer a reason.”
In a separate legal matter, Snoop Dogg, or more specifically, his voice, has become the focal point of a class-action lawsuit against a Florida-based company called Bottom Line Concepts. The lawsuit was filed by Qiana Martin, who alleges that the company used Snoop Dogg’s voice or a similar voice to entice her into engaging in business with Bottom Line.
Martin further claims that she never provided Bottom Line with permission to contact her, and their persistent use of robocalls to solicit her business constitutes a violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. She detailed the situation, citing an example from August 30, 2023, where she received a prerecorded call from (800) 728-9015, featuring a message in Snoop Dogg’s voice.
In the message, Snoop Dogg or someone similar to him stated, “It’s called ERCENROLL.COM and they got the game on lock. Now here’s the kicker. These folks at ERCENROLL.COM, they got connections like no other. They can have them funds in your hands quicker than you can roll up your favorite… well, you know what I mean. We’re talking just a couple of weeks, and BOOM, you got that cash flowing back where it belongs. So, if you’re a business owner who’s been through the thick of it, don’t miss out on this golden opportunity. Slide on over to ERCENROLL.COM. Let them know Snoop Dogg sent you and watch the magic happen. It’s all about getting what’s yours, baby. ERCENROLL.COM. They’re the real deal and they got that fast track hook up, y’all. Snoop Dogg stamp of approval, baby. Peace out.”
The lawsuit sheds light on a legal dispute related to the use of Snoop Dogg’s voice in promotional materials, highlighting the complexities surrounding celebrity endorsements and unsolicited communications.
