Hit em up suppose to diss Jay-Z???

[EDouble]

& I think both fatal & yaki were fans of him

 

[Bombsquad]

man damn fatal for doing that. shit. i would've loved that. jay-z being hungry at the time and trying to get notoriety would've most likely replied and could've had a short little battle with pac.

 

[Skiljo]

On which DVD is this footage available?

 

[antordz]

"thug angel" and "bigge and tupac" are also available on youtube

 

[Big Will]

yeah with the fatal tellin pac shit. he said it was only after that they heard jay startin to talk slick that Pac started dissin him

What Was He Sayin

 

[Bombsquad]

Yeah, what the hell did Jay-Z say. Did Jay-Z say that 2pac couldn't rap or something or that the west couldn't rap? Or was that just general talk that Pac replied to on "All Out". On "All Out" Pac was like Jay-Z & Mobb Deep, "These Motherfuckers talking about we can't rap." So I'm just wondering what the hell Pac was responding to or where he got it from.

Reasonable Doubt must've not been out back when they made Hit Em Up because on "Too Many Answers" Jay-Z was like "too much westcoast dicklicking".

Also I remember years ago I heard there was audio of Jay talking slick about 2Pac and DMX not being lyricists and only being relevant because street niggaz was copping there shit. Was this the same type of shit that Jay must've said when Pac was present?

 

[EDouble]

^yeahthe single was out weeks before reasonable doubt at least

 

[Dante]

On which DVD is this footage available?

bosses in the booth vol 1 - available through me if necessary

 

[P.U.]

yeah Tupac was no punk bitch, he was ready to call out motherfuckers on track
let the world know who he beefs with
Jay-Z BANG BANG You Dead HAHAHAH

 

[GhettoStar]

I respect that he didn't just talk noise behind peoples back....he had problems with you he'd let you know although it got his ass in trouble.