One of the founders of gangster rap, SNOOP Dogg has gone on to make music, movies, and star in big Hollywood hits.

We look at his brother Bing Worthington’s life and legacy here. Bing died at the age of 44 and helped him every step of the way.

He came into the world on May 4, 1979, in California.

Bing met Mymy Jordan at Long Beach High School, where they would later get married.

It was said that they had a son together, but they didn’t want his name or date of birth to be made public, so they aren’t available right now.

As a young musician, Bing worked as a roadie on Snoop’s shows before becoming the rap superstar’s tour manager.

His group Lifestyle also put out music, including the album Liquid Cocaine in 2003 and a lead single on the soundtrack for the movie Van Wilder 2.

Bing told Vice in an interview in 2016 that the release of his album in 2003 made him realize how good he was at running a music business.

He explained, “When I released the album, I put all the songs on it together.”

“Both my boyfriend and I were great rappers, but I started to wonder why I was working on music. I should be taking care of all the business side of this.

“Meeting new people and talking business gets me going.” I felt like a different person after watching that.

Bing also helped write the song “Be Thankful” for Snoop’s rap group Tha Eastsidaz. He said it was the most important piece of music he had ever made.

He once said he liked working behind the scenes more than being on stage, and he gave up his dreams of becoming a rapper.

As of 2016, Bing had moved to Canada and merged his studio and production company, Dogg Records, with Miguel Lopez’s other hip-hop label, Urban Heat Legends.