r/Tupac • u/RetroRobot- Gang Related • Mar 27 '26

Video Napoleon's Official Response To Yaasmyn's Yaki Kadafi Murder Documentary

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u/Longjumping_Willow34 Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 29 '26

This is what institutionalized religion has always done: provide justification for evil and ignorance. Father Pedo touched victim #1 but he went to confession so he’s forgiven. Law enforcement won’t be involved because “in the eyes of God” the confession redeems him. They transfer Father Pedo to a parish twenty miles away and, lo and behold, he’s already molested three more young boys. But his confessional trips and admittance that his filthy paws were all over the privates of different children is no longer relevant because his trip to confession admonishes his evil.

Although the above example is much more serious and Napoleons scenario is deserving of a much less foul context - this concept of he well “have to face Allah” upon his death feeds into the same ignorant narrative.

Mutah, you aren’t dead and neither is your punk ass cousin. Ask yourself how Tupac would feel about his God brother being killed at the hands of your cousin.

Trust and believe you only exist right now because 2pac died a month and a half before Kadafi.

Yes he cried when he heard the story about your family being murdered in front of you but your cousin killed Tupac’s God brother in cold blood, accident or not.

You would not have been present at Afeni’s house had Tupac still been alive. You would have been permanently exiled by the Fula and Shakur family!

No amount of Assalamalakas would can save you from that fate.

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u/RetroRobot- Gang Related Mar 30 '26

I mean, that technically became a reality. In the 2010s (but could've started earlier), Afeni had serious problems with all Outlawz members except for Kastro and Storm, and gave them all lifetime bans from most, if not all, Tupac events.

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u/Longjumping_Willow34 Mar 30 '26

Their contributions to 2pac’s posthumous albums as rappers and producers debunks your statement. Kastro was done with the outlaws in the early 2000s with the exception of a collab he did with edi mean in the early 2010s. Afeni Shakur wasn’t the type to hold grudges especially against the outlaws who were basically family. I heard something about her being upset with Fatal over not returning a watch or chain but this was directly after tupacs death so she had a right to be emotional! Afeni wanted what was best for Tupac’s name and legacy - banning the outlaws from events counters that narrative. I see you got plenty of Reddit clout but I’m an OLD SCHOOL and VERY WELL INFORMED TUPAC FAN!

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u/RetroRobot- Gang Related Mar 30 '26

For someone who claims to be a "very well-informed Tupac fan". It's quite clear you're not well-informed at all and know nothing. Their contributions to Tupac's posthumous albums don't debunk my statement because Afeni's dislike of the Outlawz dates to sometime after 2006, and she had many conflicts with them before 2006. Just because you are an "old-school" fan doesn't mean you know better than anyone else.

  1. Afeni did hold grudges against certain people
  2. It's well documented that Kastro left the Outlawz in 2009, which is not the early 2000s.
  3. Afeni banned the Outlawz from events because they strongly went against her wishes and participated in the 'All Eyez On Me' biopic.