Daz Dillinger is accusing the late rapper's estate of owing him money stemming from more than a dozen songs A lawsuit has been filed against Tupac Shakur ’s estate by Death Row Records producer Daz Dillinger, born Delmar Arnaud, who is claiming it owes him unpaid royalties from more than a dozen songs he co-wrote and produced. In a May 8 filing obtained by Billboard , the songs under question include five tracks from Shakur’s final album released during his lifetime, All Eyez on Me , including “Ambitionz az a Ridah,” “Skandalouz,” “Got My Mind Made Up,” “2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted,” and “I Ain’t Mad at Cha.” In the complaint, Arnaud claims that after he requested royalties in 2024, he was paid $91,000 by Amaru Entertainment, the company that manages Shakur’s music assets, but was not given any royalty statements to validate the amount. A lawyer for Arnaud declined to comment to Rolling Stone .…