Snoop Dogg, reflecting on Soulja Slim’s impact, boldly claimed that Slim was the “down south Tupac,” an assertion that underscores the late rapper’s raw authenticity and street credibility. “If he didn’t have more time, he was coming,” Snoop stated, highlighting Slim’s potential just before his tragic death in 2003. Soulja Slim was shot and killed at just 26 years old, right as his career was set to explode with hits like “Slow Motion.”