Apparently Dr. Dre tried to have Suge Knight murdered!

Suge Knight has claimed that Dr. Dre has tried to have him murdered. 

The 53-year-old rap mogul - who recently accepted a plea deal for the 2015 manslaughter of a man - has spoken out and said that Dr. Dre hired two men to kill him, leading to the events that led to the death of Terry Carter at Tam's Burgers in Compton.

The row between Suge and Dre goes back to the 1990s when they ended their business relationship. The Death Row Records co-founder claimed he had a lifetime deal with the 'No Diggity' hitmaker to collect 30% of his earnings, including a stake in the producer's $3 billion deal between Apple and Beats.

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However, Suge has said that when he tried to claim the money he was entitled to, Dre put out a hit on him on the day he ran over Terry, but believes that was put in place because he survived a 2014 nightclub shooting that left him with multiple gunshot wounds.

He said: "They also got the paper trail with all the cheques and proof of when they talked to the witnesses saying that Dre came to them first and asked the two guys how much it cost to get rid of me.

"And they said, 'What you mean by get rid of?' And they said, 'Kill him.' "

Suge - who was behind bars for three-and-a-half years before striking a deal last month - claimed he had no choice in making the agreement ahead of a murder trial because his attorney warned him he wouldn't be capable of successfully fighting his corner in court.

He explained: "So when they gave me an attorney, he seen me two times in eight months and told me he went to the court and said he needed help and other attorneys. And they told him no. He said no way he can do my trial because he really don't know the case and he won't win.

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"So if somebody stacks the deck against you, to the point where they're not trying to fight for you, and let you get the attorneys you wish to have, what can you do?"

Suge is due to be sentenced on Thursday that he is looking forward to moving to a more permanent facility because he hasn't received proper medical attention since he'd been behind bars.

A spokesperson for Dre declined to comment.