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Oh dear...don't cha love it when people start making up shit with an ill founded basis?
Wrong. Pac stated in the Street vibe publication that the beef about Mobb Deep came about because he had heard that they were responsible for encouraging the rumour that he got raped in jail and so took them to task about it.
Wrong. This beef commenced when LL mentioned him on phenomenon and Pac (for no reason) took issue with it. Previous to this, there had been an altercation at a concert between the two but this got cleared up straight away and led to no animosity.
Yep. You could be 90% deaf and know that this Pac observation was a little crazy.
Yep....but the beef got resolved before Pac passed.
Which is a contradictory move considering Pac had made such an issue about other people jumping into his beef when he maintained it was only between him and Biggie. By mentioning Nas, Jay Z et al it would look as though he was attempting to construct an East coast vs West Coast beef although I don't believe this was his intention.
It was a crazy move to diss Da Brat and them in view of the fact that they hadn't warranted any dissing. Particularly the diss on Ride On Our Enemies is a bit stupid considering Wyclef and Lauryn Hill had always thought Pac was dope. (Vibe 95', Alaceers 94')
Fabrication. You seem to be viewing this from a Suge Knight prospective when in reality you don't know that this is true.
You know this when the whole of NYC Police department (who have periodically been dealing with the case for five to ten years) don't have a clue? damn, when did you turn into Quincy!?
Wrong. Pac stated in the Street vibe publication that the beef about Mobb Deep came about because he had heard that they were responsible for encouraging the rumour that he got raped in jail and so took them to task about it.
Wrong. This beef commenced when LL mentioned him on phenomenon and Pac (for no reason) took issue with it. Previous to this, there had been an altercation at a concert between the two but this got cleared up straight away and led to no animosity.
Yep. You could be 90% deaf and know that this Pac observation was a little crazy.
Yep....but the beef got resolved before Pac passed.
Which is a contradictory move considering Pac had made such an issue about other people jumping into his beef when he maintained it was only between him and Biggie. By mentioning Nas, Jay Z et al it would look as though he was attempting to construct an East coast vs West Coast beef although I don't believe this was his intention.
It was a crazy move to diss Da Brat and them in view of the fact that they hadn't warranted any dissing. Particularly the diss on Ride On Our Enemies is a bit stupid considering Wyclef and Lauryn Hill had always thought Pac was dope. (Vibe 95', Alaceers 94')
Fabrication. You seem to be viewing this from a Suge Knight prospective when in reality you don't know that this is true.
You know this when the whole of NYC Police department (who have periodically been dealing with the case for five to ten years) don't have a clue? damn, when did you turn into Quincy!?
Yea i must say Pac was a paranoid dude.. and to be blunt, probaly mentally insane like alot of great artists (not including music, Van Gough for example)
1. "I got Gladbags of enemies cut up so they remember me soaked up in hennesy so they relatives know its me"
2. "Saw the devil in my empty glass of hennesy"
3. His whole flow on All Out..
Yea, Pac definately had a couple loose screws! He even said it himself lol
1. "I got Gladbags of enemies cut up so they remember me soaked up in hennesy so they relatives know its me"
2. "Saw the devil in my empty glass of hennesy"
3. His whole flow on All Out..
Yea, Pac definately had a couple loose screws! He even said it himself lol
Pac's own words ( http://www.angelfire.com/ca/outlawz/5mobb.html )
That's not very hard to find, considering Pac's interview is on the In His Own Words CD. You basically accused me of making up something that came right out of Pac's mouth.
Style doesn't simply mean rapping style, which obviously didn't come from anything remotely like Pac. When Pac was talking about Biggie taking his style, he meant things like Biggie changing his raps to appeal to women for commercial appeal and rapping about the same things that Pac rapped about etc.
I never said it didn't. The guy wanted to know what the Nas beef was about. I told him what it was about.
I don't think it's that surprising or unusual that Pac would take issue with those who he perceived as siding with Biggie.
Pac was mad that people were talking about "East/West beef" and telling the sides to stop without knowing what they were talking about ("When I came out of jail I told you it was just about Biggie. Then everybody had to open their mouth with an opinion" etc.) Thus he tells Da Brat to keep her mouth closed.
You're right. I fabricated this straight out of the Making of All Eyez On Me article. http://www.hitemup.com/newsarticles/post/ThemakingofiAllEyezOnMei.html
So if Daz Dillinger = Suge, you're right.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out Tut was behind it when Tut admitted to ordering the set up, telling an undercover informant that Pac "needed to be disciplined." ( http://www.answers.com/topic/tupac-shakur-feuds and reported in the New York Daily News ).
Anyway, it's a fact that Pac was going there to do a verse for Lil Shawn. It's a fact that the Bad Boy Crew was there. It's widely accepted that the Black Mafia has financial ties with Bad Boy. And it's widely accepted speculation that Tut and the Black Mafia set Pac up after he refused to sign to Bad Boy.
The police department's inaction doesn't mean they don't know who did it. Las Vegas Metro and the Compton police knew Orlando Anderson shot Pac before Pac was dead. The reason the police department investigations went nowhere in 94 and 96 was due to nobody wanting to cooperate with the investigations, instead wanting to handle things in the streets.
Besides, Tut's in jail for life already anyway, and Anderson is dead.
Next time you want to call out someone who's been a board regular for 6 years, you better have your own facts straight first. Because personally I don't love it when newbies start spouting off and don't have a clue what they're talking about.
That's not very hard to find, considering Pac's interview is on the In His Own Words CD. You basically accused me of making up something that came right out of Pac's mouth.
Style doesn't simply mean rapping style, which obviously didn't come from anything remotely like Pac. When Pac was talking about Biggie taking his style, he meant things like Biggie changing his raps to appeal to women for commercial appeal and rapping about the same things that Pac rapped about etc.
I never said it didn't. The guy wanted to know what the Nas beef was about. I told him what it was about.
I don't think it's that surprising or unusual that Pac would take issue with those who he perceived as siding with Biggie.
Pac was mad that people were talking about "East/West beef" and telling the sides to stop without knowing what they were talking about ("When I came out of jail I told you it was just about Biggie. Then everybody had to open their mouth with an opinion" etc.) Thus he tells Da Brat to keep her mouth closed.
You're right. I fabricated this straight out of the Making of All Eyez On Me article. http://www.hitemup.com/newsarticles/post/ThemakingofiAllEyezOnMei.html
So if Daz Dillinger = Suge, you're right.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out Tut was behind it when Tut admitted to ordering the set up, telling an undercover informant that Pac "needed to be disciplined." ( http://www.answers.com/topic/tupac-shakur-feuds and reported in the New York Daily News ).
Anyway, it's a fact that Pac was going there to do a verse for Lil Shawn. It's a fact that the Bad Boy Crew was there. It's widely accepted that the Black Mafia has financial ties with Bad Boy. And it's widely accepted speculation that Tut and the Black Mafia set Pac up after he refused to sign to Bad Boy.
The police department's inaction doesn't mean they don't know who did it. Las Vegas Metro and the Compton police knew Orlando Anderson shot Pac before Pac was dead. The reason the police department investigations went nowhere in 94 and 96 was due to nobody wanting to cooperate with the investigations, instead wanting to handle things in the streets.
Besides, Tut's in jail for life already anyway, and Anderson is dead.
Next time you want to call out someone who's been a board regular for 6 years, you better have your own facts straight first. Because personally I don't love it when newbies start spouting off and don't have a clue what they're talking about.
The Vegas and Compton police were the ones trying to figure out a way to charge Anderson with something. I don't know how the LAPD would have been involved.
The Compton police report explains really well why Anderson was never charged. The white cadillac was disposed of at a shop owned or operated by either his uncle Keefee D or a cousin, and nobody from Death Row was interested in cooperating with the cops.
The police knew Anderson shot Pac. The report even mentions that Anderson was bragging about it. The report also mentions that the cops were sure Anderson had previously killed someone, but they were never going to have enough evidence to charge him. Same with Pac.
The Compton police report explains really well why Anderson was never charged. The white cadillac was disposed of at a shop owned or operated by either his uncle Keefee D or a cousin, and nobody from Death Row was interested in cooperating with the cops.
The police knew Anderson shot Pac. The report even mentions that Anderson was bragging about it. The report also mentions that the cops were sure Anderson had previously killed someone, but they were never going to have enough evidence to charge him. Same with Pac.
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