FF: I met Tupac when I was on Flava-Unit. I had a beef in Washington DC with Ray Benzino. It wasn’t really a beef, I just snapped on him. He was with about eight or nine guys, and I was by myself, and I was like in a van with all of them and just flipped out. ‘Cuz yo, I just got tired of hearing them talk about thug sh*t and killing my ears like, ‘Shut the f*ck up. I don’t wanna hear this bullsh*t. Can we just ride without you rappers always talking sh*t?’ It kind of frustrated me and I snapped. I said what I said and it was dead. His crew kind of noticed that I did something to him or said something to him that made him submit in a sense. I went to my hotel room, and low and behold, dude knocks on my door. ‘Pac knocks on my door. And I had met him prior to that incident so he knew who I was and he was really like, ‘Yo, let’s step to them dudes, man,’ and I was like, ‘You know what man? I already won that battle.’ Then, he and I got closer and closer because we he came to my aid, even though I didn’t need him to come to my aid, he stepped to my aid. We ended up squashing the whole thing and putting Benzino on this song that I did with ‘PAC What I did was I re-did the song and took Benzino off the record. But I had the song with ‘PAC It’s called, “Don’t f*ck With a Killer.’
...that's all i'm gonna say.
