Snoop Dogg and Master P Claim Walmart Sabotaged Their Cereal Deal

The article starts with an image section, identified by the class “canvas-block canvas-block-permalink canvas-image-block canvas-image-block-permalink canvas-image-block–hip-hop.” This section features an image of Snoop Dogg and Master P, with a link to view the image in a lightbox preview. The image is sourced from TMZ and is associated with the article.

Following the image section, there are multiple text sections, each identified by the class “canvas-block canvas-block-permalink canvas-text-block canvas-text-block-permalink canvas-text-block–default.” These sections contain paragraphs of text discussing the topic of the article. The paragraphs mention Snoop Dogg and Master P accusing Walmart of intentionally hiding their Snoop Cereal product and filing a lawsuit against Walmart and Post Foods. The paragraphs also mention the attorney representing the rap legends and the alleged actions of Post Foods in burying their company and product.

Another image section follows the text sections, similar to the first one. This section features another image of Snoop Dogg and Master P and their cereal product.

The article continues with more text sections, discussing the launch of Snoop Cereal in Walmart, the alleged lack of availability of the product, and Walmart’s online store showing it as sold out. The text sections also mention the alleged intent of Post Foods to cut into Snoop Dogg and Master P’s contract and the lawsuit seeking damages for deceptive trade practices.

A final video section is included in the article, identified by the class “canvas-block canvas-block-permalink canvas-video-block canvas-video-block-permalink canvas-video-block–default.” This section features a video with a play button and a thumbnail image. The video is sourced from TMZSports.com.

The article concludes with a text section stating that the author reached out to Walmart, Post Foods, and Master P for comment but has not received a response.

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