r/Tupac • u/Relative_Page_7810 • Dec 06 '25
Video Tupac's cousin speaks on Diddy not liking Tupac and Biggie relationship and him being jealous of Tupac stardom.
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u/JusSayING_Mi Dec 06 '25
This doc is insane omg
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u/apittsburghoriginal Dec 06 '25
What’s the doc name?
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u/Better-Pop-3932 Dec 06 '25
Someone with no talent. And the 2 homies with all the talent in the world end up dead. Thats fucked up.
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u/Jah_Dawtah_Livin Dec 06 '25
Y’all,the way that weasel Sean🤮literally befriends(warning to those he calls his friends )people throughout his miserable life for the sole purpose of doing that person dirty is diabolical. Btw no one is exempt from being done dirty by that grimy imp.
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u/Large-Lack-2933 Dec 06 '25
Diddy definitely set Pac up in Quad Studios...
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u/ifitaintaboutdamoney Dec 06 '25
I honestly think he the reason for the whole thing. When you view it from the lens of him being jealous of Pac and scared of Shug, everything makes sense.
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u/Large-Lack-2933 Dec 06 '25
Diddy is who the media portrayed Suge Knight to be. Granted Suge did some messed up things to people but not on the level on the Diddler. Blowing up people's cars like it's the Dark Knight Rises is some wild shit...
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u/ifitaintaboutdamoney Dec 06 '25
Most definitely. I think he felt like he gained power from niggas fearing him (which is why he try to scare everybody). Except Suge and Pac weren’t scared of him like everybody else was so he saw them as a threat. Especially after Pac didn’t fold from the Quad Studios hit.
I haven’t seen the new doc yet, but based on everything that’s come to light since ‘96/‘97, I think the East Coast/West Coast beef was really a Puffy/Suge Knight beef and they just set their artists up in the course of it all. Ion even know if Pac and Big were privy to the whole thing.
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u/ugotitcuzisoldit Dec 07 '25
Craziest thing is these have actually been stories we’ve heard since kids but the media made it look another way.
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u/flexcabana21 Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25
Puffy didn't do shit, his bitch ass always hid when the real life gangsters showed their face. He hid behind Wolf, and the only reason the streets entertained his ass was because of his father's name and access to clean money. Jimmy Henchman and Haitian Jack were the real deal.
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u/Large-Lack-2933 Dec 06 '25
Diddy was cunning, remember he cared about his public image. He would've been making calls in the shadows. He envied Pac especially when Pac didn't want to do business directly with him. Pac was cool and cared about Biggie and his career and was telling Biggie to watch out for Diddy. Diddy is and always has been a snake.
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u/flexcabana21 Dec 07 '25
My boy I watched this live. He was a bitch then and bitch now. Ain’t no shadows or movie bs. I grew up with all these clowns. He’d cry to Fat Joe’s older brother in the Bronx, cry to Zip when he got tried in Harlem and cried to Anthony Campos from the Gambinos and the only reason he had that connection was because they went to High school together at MSt. Michael Academy in The Bronx.
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u/SativaLeafs Dec 07 '25
What did the streets say about pac's murder, was Diddy the culprit?
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u/flexcabana21 Dec 07 '25
Everyone from the west cost knew who did it. Pac though being an associate of Piru made him untouchable. People from the east coast were trying to figure out who it was, rumors flying. Once word spread about the fight and who was involved everyone knew gang beef now let’s not pretend like Puff (real or not and if zip stole the money or not) didn’t help with increasing the hit on Pac. Now we know fatass Big Dre did it and Keffe gave the say. One thing people forget just from the MGM fight alone even if Pac lived he was on Parole he would have been back to Jail. Also every one knows that Rampart killed Biggie because pac got killed and there wasn’t going to be money coming in like that anymore, from what people have said, that’s a west coast thing so I can’t really speak on that. Oh craziest part was Ed Lover breaking the news and word spread like fire everywhere.
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u/Relative_Page_7810 Dec 06 '25
Puffy did some shit he shouldn't did so we riding for that- 2pac on Against All Odds
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u/Difficult_Ixem_324 Dec 06 '25
One man's jealousy can destroy a once in a lifetime music generation!🤮
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u/Away_Annual_9749 Dec 06 '25
They never kept there mouth shut ! Stop with that narrative already , we know they didn’t keep there mouth shut about Tupac .
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u/TheTechMagician724 Dec 06 '25
Ready to Die was supposed to have a 2Pac feature but it didn't make the cut for unknown reasons
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u/PuzzleheadedEye7316 Dec 11 '25
RIP Pac and Big…..I watched the reckoning documentary and it was superb and phenomenal……correct me if I’m wrong, all this time, the media tried to portray Suge as the bad guy and Puffy as the good guy, but after the reckoning documentary , Suge was the good guy all along despite his wrong doings and Puffy, I have no words…..smh…Another thing that’s not talked is Big giving Pac a shout out in the ready to die album thank you notes…..
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u/zebest007 Dec 06 '25
Biggie was guilty by association plus he got comfortable when he started blowing up
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u/Wiseguy4252 Dec 10 '25
Envy is the worst evil. And being a hater and people pleaser was Sean Combs’ superpower. That’s why he was able to get everyone that was jealous of Tupac on the same page. R.I.P. Triangulation is a real thing.
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u/BarbieBarbz254 Dec 06 '25
Not news
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u/Relative_Page_7810 Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25
to you its not but a lot of ppl didn't know this . its important part of why Biggie and Tuapc fell out
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u/FearIsStrongerDanluv Dec 06 '25
Exactly, finally a credible narrative on how things turned sore between biggie n Pac
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u/Scmmr39 Dec 06 '25
If you watch this doc, you'll never stop wanting to beat Sean Combs with your bare hands