DJ-Wreck-We Don't F*ck Wit 2Pac
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This news is old. Btw, I think that DJ Wreck is in fact Saalam Wreck, DJ for Obie Trice and brother of famous West Coast producer Fredwreck.
For some reason Crunkadelic likes LL and he 'defends' that he had serious beef with Pac. Your post are pointless since is well known that they had beef but it didn't reach the same level like with some others.
For some reason Crunkadelic likes LL and he 'defends' that he had serious beef with Pac. Your post are pointless since is well known that they had beef but it didn't reach the same level like with some others.
How do you know that one line in "Made Niggaz" was even about about LL? All I see in the video is "Piggy and Buffy", not "seLL-out-Cool J"
Anyway, that rumor shit about LL dissin Kidada is false. Yeah LL and Kidada did break up on sort of bad terms, but do you know how long ago that was before Pac started dating her? LL And Kidada had broke up shortly after "Walkin with a Panther" was released , so that was like 1989/1990, and since their breakup, according to LL's autobio, he been dated several other girls before finally gettin married in 1995. And even when he was married why would he even give a damn about Kidada? And why would LL diss the daughter of the man who produced his sitcom and the brother of guy who produce some of his hits?
Anyway, that rumor shit about LL dissin Kidada is false. Yeah LL and Kidada did break up on sort of bad terms, but do you know how long ago that was before Pac started dating her? LL And Kidada had broke up shortly after "Walkin with a Panther" was released , so that was like 1989/1990, and since their breakup, according to LL's autobio, he been dated several other girls before finally gettin married in 1995. And even when he was married why would he even give a damn about Kidada? And why would LL diss the daughter of the man who produced his sitcom and the brother of guy who produce some of his hits?
Why am I defending LL? Because he's ONE OF MY favorite rappers, and usually when I have a favorite rapper, what I like to do is learn more about them - like read their autobiographies, documentries, interviews, etc. etc. Thats just elementary - you should already know. And it aint dickriding, if thats what you're tryin to imply. And 2pac and Biggie, also being two of my favorites, are no different. So when internet heads are discussing some shit about any of my favorite rappers, I just share with y'all what I know when their mostly just going off of hearsay and rumors. Not that Im the only one in the world that does this
Now, mostly everything I said were facts. Want proof? Go read VIBE's "Unbelievable - The Life, Death And Afterlife of Notorious BIG" book and "Juinor Mafia: Chronicles...." DVD to learn more about the real story behind of "Who Shot Ya". And read LL's "I Make My Own Rules" book and find out about the very last time LL acutally spoke to 2pac in person - Soul Train Awards '96; same night Pac was wearing his camouflage.
Something you need to understand is that there's always more than one side to a story.
If I made any assumption, it was a theory based around the legitimates facts. Like when I said that Pac and LL probably patch things up sometime before PAc died. But why would I assume such a thing? Because, besides their talk about the Soul Train Awards that year, 2pac NEVER publicly dissed LL when he was alive, and the only way we found out about Pac dissing LL was on bootlegs of studio laundry that leaked came out after Pac died. From the Makaveli album, to the last interviews (VIBE, Sway, Thug Immortal, etc.) to the music videoes that were officially released, dissed Mobb Deep, Nas, Biggie, Puffy, Westside Connection, Dr. Dre, De La Soul, Fugees and the virutally unknown Chino XL, but not LL.
Now, mostly everything I said were facts. Want proof? Go read VIBE's "Unbelievable - The Life, Death And Afterlife of Notorious BIG" book and "Juinor Mafia: Chronicles...." DVD to learn more about the real story behind of "Who Shot Ya". And read LL's "I Make My Own Rules" book and find out about the very last time LL acutally spoke to 2pac in person - Soul Train Awards '96; same night Pac was wearing his camouflage.
Something you need to understand is that there's always more than one side to a story.
If I made any assumption, it was a theory based around the legitimates facts. Like when I said that Pac and LL probably patch things up sometime before PAc died. But why would I assume such a thing? Because, besides their talk about the Soul Train Awards that year, 2pac NEVER publicly dissed LL when he was alive, and the only way we found out about Pac dissing LL was on bootlegs of studio laundry that leaked came out after Pac died. From the Makaveli album, to the last interviews (VIBE, Sway, Thug Immortal, etc.) to the music videoes that were officially released, dissed Mobb Deep, Nas, Biggie, Puffy, Westside Connection, Dr. Dre, De La Soul, Fugees and the virutally unknown Chino XL, but not LL.
Nah, I dont know what P said that was blocked out, but I do know that they got into a fistfight and Keith dropped him. FOr some reason, the beef as re-ignited about a year ago. You can look up "Keith Murray prodigy beef" on yahoo and find several sites about him talkin about it.
If Joe did call Pac up explain his verse on "I Shot Ya", it was probably because Pac thought the song was about him (like he though "Who Shot Ya" was). But I remember reading a Fat Joe interview on of the hiphop sites a few years ago, I cant seem to find it anymore, but he was sayin some stuff like 2pac would tell him personally that anytime he dissed New York rappers, he was excluding Fat Joe. But Joe said the more 2pac dissed NY, the more he wanted to diss him back.
If Joe did call Pac up explain his verse on "I Shot Ya", it was probably because Pac thought the song was about him (like he though "Who Shot Ya" was). But I remember reading a Fat Joe interview on of the hiphop sites a few years ago, I cant seem to find it anymore, but he was sayin some stuff like 2pac would tell him personally that anytime he dissed New York rappers, he was excluding Fat Joe. But Joe said the more 2pac dissed NY, the more he wanted to diss him back.
And Jay-Z. LOL!
He dissed De Le Soul and Westside Connection in that "Thug Immortal" interivew. And he dissed De La Soul on Against All Odds.
The thing with a Tribe Called Quest was at the Source Awards in 94. The Tribe was standing onstage with getting ready to perform or hand out an award, then 2pac and Thug Life suddenly stormed the stage singing "Out On Bail". For some reason, this action also offended the Zulu Nation.
He dissed De Le Soul and Westside Connection in that "Thug Immortal" interivew. And he dissed De La Soul on Against All Odds.
The thing with a Tribe Called Quest was at the Source Awards in 94. The Tribe was standing onstage with getting ready to perform or hand out an award, then 2pac and Thug Life suddenly stormed the stage singing "Out On Bail". For some reason, this action also offended the Zulu Nation.
man i wish pac had stayed alive just to diss the fuck outta Hypocrite Mase... wow he's so easy to diss... if i were a rapper i'd go right at that fool... and the funny thing is i have a friend who's favorite rapper is mase and he thinks 2pac is overrated... he has no pac songs on his computer... real sad...
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