MONSTER KODY SANYIKA SHAKUR & 2PAC PHONE CONVO (DL LINK INSIDE)

[thewave]

these OGs big as fukk. I can scrap I can hold my own with them hands but man if i go prison first thing im looking to do is weights and work out much harder than I do now

 

[Thegospel]

This thread is only 11 pages because the Pac haters are taking the "If you have nothing nice to say" approach. I appreciate that.

Im done even trying to explain to nikkas how Pac should be appreciated. Meanwhile they hype up hoe ass nikkas who truly aint bout shyt and its clear as day to see. I retired from that shyt. Either your recognize real or you dont.

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

these OGs big as fukk. I can scrap I can hold my own with them hands but man if i go prison first thing im looking to do is weights and work out much harder than I do now

If you look at Monster and Tookie and Big U you can understand why nikkas wouldn't want to fight them nikkas.

Them L.A OG's take them weights seriously because they know they gotta be ready for the Pen. Now I see why Snoop stays snitching, imagine that skinny nikka in a cell with a nikka Suge size.

 

[infamousred]

Before with signing with Death Row, he told Mutulu that he knew he was selling his soul to the devil or something like that.

this is true. he sat there crying on someone's shoulder when he said it...it may have even been mutulu's. it was basically a double edged sword for 2pac tho. if he wouldn't of signed with deathrow he probably would've still been shot and killed because of how many people were after him. suge protected him but at the same time dude was so wild you couldn't control him. even worse, when the door man at 662 called suge and told him that he spotted those crips in the white van sitting in their parking lot suge should've immediately gotten them back to some place safe.

 

[MK25toLife]

dope ass convo, thanks!

 

[SonnyEMC]

this is true. he sat there crying on someone's shoulder when he said it...it may have even been mutulu's. it was basically a double edged sword for 2pac tho. if he wouldn't of signed with deathrow he probably would've still been shot and killed because of how many people were after him. suge protected him but at the same time dude was so wild you couldn't control him. even worse, when the door man at 662 called suge and told him that he spotted those crips in the white van sitting in their parking lot suge should've immediately gotten them back to some place safe.

He couldn't have they were both locked up, Tupac had written it in a letter to Mutulu telling him he knew it was wrong but he had to get out.

 

[Frida Giezman]

this is true. he sat there crying on someone's shoulder when he said it...it may have even been mutulu's. it was basically a double edged sword for 2pac tho. if he wouldn't of signed with deathrow he probably would've still been shot and killed because of how many people were after him. suge protected him but at the same time dude was so wild you couldn't control him. even worse, when the door man at 662 called suge and told him that he spotted those crips in the white van sitting in their parking lot suge should've immediately gotten them back to some place safe.

Was this before or after they beat up baby lane in the casino?

I just read something recently that said them crips was on their way to 662 to kill pac after dude got jumped and happened to come across suge and pac on the strip and took the opportunity to kill pac right then and there

 

[ThaRebel]

Yo this shyt just blew my mind. Pac was such a fascinating dude. This shyt got way bigger than him tho considering his background. Monster most likely aint the only one who recorded that call.

 

[infamousred]

Was this before or after they beat up baby lane in the casino?

I just read something recently that said them crips was on their way to 662 to kill pac after dude got jumped and happened to come across suge and pac on the strip and took the opportunity to kill pac right then and there

this was after they jumped baby lane. listen to this:

it explains everything about the night i've never understood. it even includes details i never heard like the white van and some shyt the crips did when they saw the ambulance that was hauling 2pac.

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

I miss 2pac brehs

 

[Konnan]

Malware Bytes block the download site

Arriba la raza

 

[newarkhiphop]

Subs

 

[REdefinition]

Here's an exert on "The A-Team" that Pac mentioned from the guy that exposed the hiphop police. Says King tut was one of its leaders

Notorious C.O.P.: The Inside Story of the Tupac, Biggie, and Jam Master Jay ... - Derrick Parker, Matt Diehl - Google Books

 

[Donald J Trump]

nikka been in jail his whole life....I hope you nikkas know what nikkas like that do to other men in the prison after all that time right....

Aint nothin cool about spending 20+ years of your life locked up with other

 

[thewave]

Here's an exert on "The A-Team" that Pac mentioned from the guy that exposed the hiphop police. Says King tut was one of its leaders

Notorious C.O.P.: The Inside Story of the Tupac, Biggie, and Jam Master Jay ... - Derrick Parker, Matt Diehl - Google Books

i dont think that turned out to be true though. tut said he never was involved and pac got bad information in jail. his relationship with puffy caused that. i also think he said he's been trying to work with pac father to found out who killed him. the dude that did it admitted to doing it and admitted jimmy paid him to do it