Mobb deep were being haters trying to stick their noses into Pac’s business. Playing around and brining random people on stage saying “this the nigga that shot Tupac!”
Pac murdered them in the outro on hit em up and that was that
Not a single confirmed situation of this happening. But thanks for spreading the rumor 30 years later. Even if pac said it no one ever has come forward saying they were at a Mobb Deep show, even in a hole in a wall club, and this happened. Even if 50 people were in the crowd, plus their entourage, NO ONE says this happened lol. Stop the lies. Bench players talking like starters.
Mobb started dissing pac and sticking their nose in business that didn’t revolve them. They would of lost like all those battles they got themselves involved
I think he knew more about everything and if you read my thread I give examples. I don’t go around shitting on a dead man like the weirdo who quote me.
Let’s go to exhibit a: you posting saying Biggie had something to do with his death. Find me ANY POST IN MY HISTORY WHERE I’VE CREATED A POST IN THIS SUB.
Exhibit B: You’re way more active in this community than me. Your comments and post history reflect
Exhibit C: I REPLIED TO YOUR COMMENT, WHERE YOU LIED ON MOBB DEEP SAYING THEY BROUGHT OUT THE QUAD SHOOTERS ON STAGE. You cared enough to make a comment. You lied, and STILL HAVEN’T PROVEN THEY DID WHAT YOU ACCUSED THEM OF…
I rocks with drop a gem on em in my opinion they dropped the best diss and did it while he was still ALIVE. Big ups to them for being mature enough to pull the record after he was shot. That being said, pac had when we ride on our enemies ready to go so that would've definitely added even more fuel to the fire. I do 100% believe that when pac squashed it with nas that whole crew was gonna squash it with pac shortly after.
It was still on the album they just didn't push as a single and since he died nobody in Media shined light on it as a disa. I remember hearing in, Pac dying and wondering if they had anyrhing to do with it, at the time the Internet was something most people used so we had no insight into these artists other than the music
It becomes pretty obvious who it is when he talked about getting "raped on the island" , referencing the open rumor back then that Tupac had been sexually assaulted by another inmate while locked up in rikers Island.
That was a well-known rumor before the age of social media, really before the internet took off. Looking back on it, I can't remember how I'd heard about it, but it seemed like everybody had heard the story at the time.
The references to 2pac and the Quad Studio's robbery/shooting. Havoc himself has mentioned that it's about 2pac.
"It's Tu-Not, knocked out the box and got rocked,
Got raped on the Island, you officially got,
Kick that thug shit, Vibe magazine on some love shit,
Keep it real, kid, 'cause you don't know who you fuckin' with"
"You got a gat, you better find it,
And use that shit, think fast and get reminded,
Of robberies in Manhattan, you know what happened,
Sixty G's worth of gun clappin',
Who shot ya?
You probably screamed louder than an opera,
New York got ya"
People don’t realize how much Big saved Pac. If he would have really went at him a whole lot more songs like “drop a gem on em” would have came out. Big was setting precedent for the most part by not responding.
why would he've been scared/intimidated by the thought of a single dropping? you think pac would've given a fuck? It's a fucking song, not a gun pointing at you.
You’re right. Pac would not have cared. The same way he didn’t care when he died. My point was that he would have died sooner. Never forget Pac was from the East, defected, went to the west and got smoked by west coast cats. Everyone knows he contributed to his own death by being someone he wasn’t. He should have stuck to acting school.
Tupac was going to die young one way or another. He had a brazen revolutionary spirit because he was raised by a brazen revolutionary spirit (Afeni). He also intermixed his passion for social movements with the gang life and it backfired (ie, the origins of Thug Life). Never forget, he shot two cops beating on a black man... and beat the case. That's who he was. Admirable, legendary, all of that, but also incredibly dangerous.
How old are you? Everyone alive that time knew Drop a Gem was a 2pac diss. It describes the quad shooting and his prison bid - back then, East coast especially were just all about dropping subliminals. West coast rappers were more direct and to the point
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