No offence to nas but this whole world is mine

[Ras Masta]

This arguement can be cleared up if someone has the date of when "Untouchable" was recorded. I believe it was one of his last songs due to the fact that Lisa Left Eye Lopez said she picked that song because it was one of Pac's last songs when she did her remix with him.

 

[P.U.]

Pac saying "No offence to Nas but this whole fucking world is mine" is like The Game saying "You C-Murder like it ain't No Limit"

 

[DontGo2Sleep]

The last time 'Pac was in the studio was before the MTV VMAs when the whole beef with Nas came to a head, so even if you believe that the two of them made peace (which I don't), he couldn't have recorded this song after the VMAs.

Timeline:

July 2nd, 1996 - It was Written is released

July 4th, 1996 - House of Blues Concert

July 5th, 1996 (or a day or two later), - 2Pac freestyles over the untouchable beat talking about the incident of Fatal pissing at the house of blues (at least i think that's what it was). The freestyle sounds like an incomplete version of the song, as if he's still coming up with the verses. Kadafi probably does his freestyle at this time also (Medicate)

^^The same day or maybe a day after the freestyle - 2Pac and Outlawz actually record the song, with the "no offense" line about Nas, probably using him because his album was just released and they liked Illmatic.

A day or two after recording untouchable, 'Pac and the 'Lawz buy It Was Written to see how Nas actually followed up Illmatic. I doubt they would have bought it the day it came out just because they were busy celebrating with Snoop getting out of jail and all. But they probably bought it now. Then they see Mobb Deep on quite a few tracks, and on top of it, they hear "The Message." With a little bit of pushing from Suge they decide it is time to get Nas involved in the East-West thing also. And you can probably figure out the rest.

Keep in mind this could all have reasonably happened within the same week.

 

[EDouble]

Pac was in the studio September 6th, i think that's when he recorded All Out, Lets Get It On (track for the fight in vegas), and some other shit
And the Fatal reference i think was about him getin caught tryin to bring a gun in and they wouldnt let him in etc
and hell probably didn't cop the album to listen cause didnt Pac just get back from Italy the day of the H.O.B concert or the day before?

 

[Kriki83]

yes he did

 

[2PacThug4Life]

Pac was in the studio September 6th, i think that's when he recorded All Out, Lets Get It On (track for the fight in vegas), and some other shit
And the Fatal reference i think was about him getin caught tryin to bring a gun in and they wouldnt let him in etc
and hell probably didn't cop the album to listen cause didnt Pac just get back from Italy the day of the H.O.B concert or the day before?

And Hell 4 A Hustler.

 

[excalibur22]

I take a different approach then you guys, say if Ludacris said, "No offense to TI but I'm the fucking king of the south." Sounds like a diss to me.

I agree with soulja, i've always thought of this line as a diss.

 

[Lakai]

I'm suprised about people's lack of knowledge about the track titles off Illmatic... no biggie, just somewhat suprising.