Jay-Z gave fans a night to remember as Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre joined him on stage during the final concert of his anniversary shows in Los Angeles. The rapper surprised the crowd at SoFi Stadium on Saturday by performing over the beat of 'Murder Was the Case' before Snoop appeared.

Dr. Dre soon joined him, and the two stars took over the stage with some of their biggest hits. The crowd heard popular songs including 'The Next Episode', 'California Love', 'Nuthin' but a G Thang', and 'Still D.R.E.'.

Oakland rapper Too Short also made an appearance earlier in the evening, performing 'Blow the Whistle'. The concert celebrated 30 years of Jay-Z's debut album, 'Reasonable Doubt', released in June 1996.

He performed fan favorites, including '99 Problems', 'Izzo (H.O.V.A.)', and 'Empire State of Mind'. He also honored late rapper Nipsey Hussle by featuring his music and displaying his photograph during the show.

During the final song, 'Encore', Jay-Z addressed online discussions regarding ticket sales and audience numbers. He encouraged fans to be critical of online narratives, stating, "You gotta understand, you gotta question everything."

The anniversary run was a major milestone, featuring guest appearances from Beyoncé, Rihanna, Nas, and Alicia Keys at earlier shows.