Angie Martinez Details meeting 2Pac, Interviewing him & Puff telling her not to release Interview.

[SunZoo]

Had to pause it a minute and change in.

About the NY NY vid, I may be mistaken, but didn't Snoop and them say they didn't shoot the footage of Snoop kicking down the buildings until after Big had them Red Hook nikkas shoot up the set?

The song itself was meant as a tribute.

"New York, New York big city of dreams, but everything in New York ain't always what it seems (it's gutter, gangsta), you might get fooled if you come from out of town, but I'm down by law, and from the Dogg Pound"

Nah.

The whole premise of the record was a diss/satire.

Having Kurupt on there doing his Keith Murray, lyrical miracle shyt was a in response to east coast nikkas acting like NY was the only place with real lyricists and west coast was only getting by on gang banging and sensationalism.

You got crip nikkas in NY, kicking over buildings, spitting like NY nikkas spit, it was a diss.

 

[chowism]

Got Pac in rotation in the whip right now. He the GOAT but he had it coming with the way he ran his mouth.

 

[kingofnyc]

Guess your going to ignore what Keefe D said about Puffh having a hit out on Pac,whether he was cohersed into it like Kading said or not. But the fact Zip was in on it,and Faith knew about it. Tells us that Puff can't play innocent and say he was just joking around.

And they say Long Kiss Goodnight ain't about Pac either,regardless of when it was recorded,we know the reason Who Shot Ya was pushed and who it was for. They were trying to capitalize on Pacs misfortune.

ignore WHAT ?
keefe later on said he lied in the confession... said he only said those things cause Kading wanted him too


again, for the millionth time answer this 1 simple question

if there was a million dollar hit on suge & pac ((why would 2 of the 4 SSC in the caddie refuse to blast on the black BMW)) especially the 2 gangsta with the best position to hit the target
Tbrown the driver & Dre seating behind him ???? wanted no parts of it - and both dem nikkaz supposedly had bodies under their belts

i know you nor any other biggie/puff/badboy haters is NOT gonna even attempt to answer this question

because it doesn't make any fukking sense
yall need to get it through yall thick heads : IT WAS NEVER A MILLION DOLLAR HIT :

 

[kingofnyc]

nikkaz mad at Ed Lover






he aint say anything disrespectful about pac ! and actually he had the right to be mad at pac, big stretch (pac closest homie) was murdered 2 months after pac got outta jail - and pac didn't go to the funeral neverless acknowledge his passing... stretch happen to be one of Ed’s closest freinds as well - they both grew up in the same part of Queens

 

[Benefited]

ignore WHAT ?
keefe later on said he lied in the confession... said he only said those things cause Kading wanted him too


again, for the millionth time answer this 1 simple question

if there was a million dollar hit on suge & pac ((why would 2 of the 4 SSC in the caddie refuse to blast on the black BMW)) especially the 2 gangsta with the best position to hit the target
Tbrown the driver & Dre seating behind him ???? wanted no parts of it - and both dem nikkaz supposedly had bodies under their belts

i know you nor any other biggie/puff/badboy haters is NOT gonna even attempt to answer this question

because it doesn't make any fukking sense
yall need to get it through yall thick heads : IT WAS NEVER A MILLION DOLLAR HIT :

Because they could have hit Pac and Suge anytime on their own home territory.It took a real loose cannon to slide a famous rapper in Vegas,on a crowded street,on the night of the Tyson fight. They understandably wanted no parts of that.

 

[Benefited]

Nah.

The whole premise of the record was a diss/satire.

Having Kurupt on there doing his Keith Murray, lyrical miracle shyt was a in response to east coast nikkas acting like NY was the only place with real lyricists and west coast was only getting by on gang banging and sensationalism.

You got crip nikkas in NY, kicking over buildings, spitting like NY nikkas spit, it was a diss.

They would have been justified in dissing at that point if they wanted to.Why would they need to lie and say it wasnt a diss

 

[kingofnyc]

Because they could have hit Pac and Suge anytime on their own home territory.It took a real loose cannon to slide a famous rapper in Vegas,on a crowded street,on the night of the Tyson fight. They understandably wanted no parts of that.

well what da hell was they waiting for ???
this supposedly hit talk at the sandwhich shop happen around early spring of ‘96


you nikkaz come with every excuse imaginable

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

They would have been justified in dissing at that point if they wanted to.Why would they need to lie and say it wasnt a diss

Played the victim role and the media believed it when in actuality behind the scenes they was having nikkas hit.

 

[tuckgod]

Nah.

The whole premise of the record was a diss/satire.

Having Kurupt on there doing his Keith Murray, lyrical miracle shyt was a in response to east coast nikkas acting like NY was the only place with real lyricists and west coast was only getting by on gang banging and sensationalism.

You got crip nikkas in NY, kicking over buildings, spitting like NY nikkas spit, it was a diss.

Kurupt was the definition of lyrical miracle breh.

Before and after that record.

That song wasn't a diss.

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

Wasn't mockery

It was imitation

You nikkas cant be serious.

The way Snoop even says, "Yo, I got mad skills" sounds like when old white people imitate rapping on fast food commercials.

It's obvious Snoop was clowning New York and East Coast slang on this song. If this is a tribute, than The Roots "What They Do" video was a tribute to the diversity of hip-hop video trends

 

[Techniec]

You nikkas cant be serious.

The way Snoop even says, "Yo, I got mad skills" sounds like when old white people imitate rapping on fast food commercials.

It's obvious Snoop was clowning New York and East Coast slang on this song. If this is a tribute, than The Roots "What They Do" video was a tribute to the diversity of hip-hop video trends

I'll take their word for it

They said they did it out of tribute

Not a single diss lyric in the whole song