"A California man who left a message on Snoop Dogg's home answering machine bashing the rapper's ex-boss and nemesis, hip-hop kingpin Marion "Suge" Knight, has filed a lawsuit against Snoop for including the taped recording on a track called 'Pimp Slapp'd' off Snoop's Paid Tha Cost to Be da Bo$$. The man claims the inclusion of the track on the 2002 album has put his life in jeopardy," it says here.