Snoop Dogg fans, brace yourselves.

After more than three decades of redefining rap, Snoop is allegedly preparing to walk away from music for good — and it’s not on his own terms. Insiders close to the icon reveal that Snoop Dogg has secretly recorded what he calls his “final album” in total silence, and plans to drop it with zero promo, then disappear from the spotlight forever.

But here’s the twist — the story wasn’t supposed to come out yet.

It leaked because of his own daughter.

On Sunday night, Snoop’s daughter Cori Broadus posted (then quickly deleted) a cryptic Instagram Story showing what appeared to be a studio whiteboard with track titles like:

“No Apologies Left”

“Funeral for Fame”

“Letter to Myself”

“The Death of Snoop”

The internet exploded within minutes.

A Final Goodbye… Or Something More?

Multiple industry sources now confirm the album is real — and that it’s Snoop’s most personal work to date. Forget party anthems and G-funk swagger — this project is said to be a painful, soul-baring confession, covering everything from family regrets and betrayal… to a shocking legal scandal that nearly destroyed him behind closed doors.

“There’s stuff on this record Snoop’s never said out loud, even to his closest friends,” one source revealed. “It’s not just a goodbye to music. It’s a goodbye to fame. He’s cutting the lights off himself.”

The Fallout Begins

While Snoop has yet to publicly confirm the retirement or the album, fans noticed he canceled three upcoming appearances — including a surprise set at a major summer festival. Some speculate he’s pulling a “Beyoncé drop,” while others fear something darker is going on.

Adding to the mystery, Snoop unfollowed nearly every celebrity on Instagram, including longtime friends like Pharrell and Dr. Dre.

And on Monday, he posted just one sentence to Twitter:

“Don’t cry when I’m gone if you didn’t listen when I was here.”

What does it mean? Is this performance art? Or is the Doggfather really walking away?

Fans React

“He’s not retiring. He’s warning us.” — @SnoopDecoded
“If this album leaks early, we are not ready. I repeat: NOT READY.” — @WestCoastQueen
“Track 4 is called ‘My Funeral Has WiFi’… Snoop is playing chess while we’re all on checkers.” — @RapWatcher

What We Know So Far:

The alleged album has 13 tracks and features ZERO collaborations — the first time ever in his career.

One track, “Mama Said Don’t Be Famous,” is rumored to be about the darkest moment in his rise to stardom.

Snoop’s team has refused to comment, but close associates say the leak “ruined everything.”

If this really is the end… it’s the most poetic mic drop in hip-hop history.

The Doggfather came in with style.

And he just might leave… in silence.