Some people wait for their lawyer, agent or parent to read the contract. A famous businessman and the subject of a recent one Netflix Martha Stewart biopic about her home empire Snoop Dogg reads the fine print before signing on the dotted line.
“I’ve learned how to negotiate better than ever,” Stewart told him The Wall Street JournalWhen asked about lessons learned from rapper and entrepreneur Snoop Dogg.
The two struck up a friendship and business partnership again 2008When he appeared on Snoop Stewart’s cooking show. The pair later reunited for a Comedy Central roast of Justin Bieber.
“At that point, Martha had been off the air for a few years,” reporter Meg James Los Angeles Times he said in the Netflix docuseries Marta. “It became quite culturally irrelevant,” he added of Stewart’s reputation in 2015, still reeling from the insider trading scandal.
He ended up stealing the roast, as Snoop recalled, distancing himself from the public from the perfectionist image Stewart had cultivated in previous decades. Stewart made his mark on Snoop.
“He sat next to me, and he stole the show. It was the funnest burner that night.”
Snoop said in one 2019 NBC News the conversation “I knew at that moment that I wanted to be with this lady for the rest of my life,” he added.
Since then, they have collaborated for two public appearances, at one point, they even hosted a reality show called Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party.
At this point, Snoop also reads Stewart’s contracts.“We do a lot of work together, and I wait for the contract to be negotiated, then I go and continue,” Stewart told him. The magazine
Chances are he’s a good person to contact with a business savvy, Snoop is reported to be worth $160 million. Ezkaba’s net worth. has built a the empire apart from his name, and he is a champion for closing the Black wealth gap.
“I’m trying to be one of those examples of a person who creates everything, owns everything, and has a brand big enough to compete with Levi’s and Miller and Kraft and these other brands that have been around for many years,” Snoop said in a 2021 interview. in one New York Times newspaper.
Having a stake in the game is a must for Snoop when it comes to signing a product. “I want some equity. Give me a piece of cake. If I can’t get the stock, you and your company (sue),” he told her The times.
Stewart, first first self-made The female billionaire saw her net worth plummet after her insider trading scandal. His media empire was valued at over $1 billion at the time, despite selling much less in 2015, according to New York Times newspaper. To some extent he has landed on his feet, as he is still a millionaire and continues to appear in more projects. Supposedly, Snoop has had help.
