Snoop Dogg’s Brother Bing Worthington Passes At The Age Of 44

Snoop Dogg’s brother Bing Worthington has passed away, and Snoop’s showing him some love on the Gram.

Snoop dropped a couple of posts on Instagram to pay tribute to his little bro’s memory. He shared a dope pic of them chillin’ in a dressing room and also blessed us with a clip of him, Bing, and their other bro, Jerry, kickin’ it in a cemetery.

In the caption for the video, SD wrote, “always made us laugh 💙🙏🏾😢 u bac with moms.”

Bing, who was Snoop Dogg’s half-bro on their mama’s side, was more than just family – he was part of Snoop’s team. He started out as a roadie on Snoop’s tours and eventually took charge as tour manager. Plus, Bing had his own musical talents too. He dropped tracks with his crew, Lifestyle, and even got their joint jam featured on the ‘Van Wilder 2’ soundtrack. But Bing realized his passion was in the business side of things, so he switched lanes and focused on managing and producing.

A few years back, Bing dipped up to Canada to set up shop, opening his own music studio and production company. He merged his Dogg Records with Canadian label Urban Heat Legends, making moves in the industry.

Bing may be gone, but his legacy lives on. Rest easy, brother.