Behind every legend, there are unseen hands shaping the journey. While Snoop Dogg conquered the world of music and film, his brother Bing Worthington quietly played a vital role, leaving behind a legacy cut short too soon.

One of the pioneers of gangster rap, SNOOP Dogg went on to build a career spanning music, movies, and major Hollywood projects.

Here, we reflect on the life and impact of his brother Bing Worthington, who passed away at just 44 years old after standing beside him through every milestone.

Born on May 4, 1979, in California, Bing grew up immersed in the culture and energy that later defined his path.

During his time at Long Beach High School, he met Mymy Jordan, who would later become his wife.

The couple is believed to have had a son together, though they chose to keep his identity and date of birth private.

In his early years as a musician, Bing began working as a roadie on Snoop Dogg’s tours, before eventually rising to the role of the superstar’s trusted tour manager.