The Lil Kim one was recorded before PAC died, and removed from the album.
The Lil Kim one was recorded before PAC died, and removed from the album.
breh you really out there,
this isn't anyone, this was Jay and Bigs victory lap,
this was right after Pac died at the tyson fight,
Pac hated and threatened to killed both em,
"one of us cats wasn't playin it right"
are you serious breh? how are u not getting this?
breh you really out there,
this isn't anyone, this was Jay and Bigs victory lap,
this was right after Pac died at the tyson fight,
Pac hated and threatened to killed both em,
"one of us cats wasn't playin it right"
are you serious breh? how are u not getting this?
jeezus fukk....
was Pac at home screaming "The Fight's On" when he died!?
THEN THE LINES AINT ABOUT HIM!
Where do people get the idea that pac was such an scary and intimidating figure other rappers was afraid to diss him?
Maybe because (and try to keep up) they didnt diss him while he was alive unless it was subliminal or when he was locked up.
Negged
The Mobb diss was definitely before he passed. Matter fact, it came out like the very week right before he got shot. Of course the album came out later, but "Drop A Gem" was actually supposed to be the first single. For obvious reasons, they had to pull it back and drop something else instead... but it was def. out there right before the shooting.
The Lil' Kim lines on the original "Big Momma Thang" was before he passed too... had it on a tape in July of that year. And of course, they got cut by the time the album was out.
The Jay-Z Tyson fight lines are not about Pac... listen to the verse and it's pretty easy to understand. "You cats is home, screamin the fight's on, I'm in th 1500 seats watchin' Ty-son"... where nikkas drew a 2Pac dis out of that is beyond me. But yeah, the verse on "Dead or Alive" was definitely after the fact.
The Biggie "and the winner is..." verse was also that summer before Pac died, so that doesn't count... but of course, "Long Kiss Goodnight" does.
But ONE thing I think should also get dispelled is this belief that Pac had this whole host of rappers shook to death when he was alive... when most of the disses by him were not made public until after he passed. Before he died, the only people who anyone knew he was going at were Biggie, Puff & co.... and Mobb Deep. So all that shyt about how he made records about Nas and Jay-Z and The Fugees and De La Soul, and nobody said shyt is Those are mostly via songs and interviews that came out after he died. These weren't disses that were out there in the air already for that whole summer and nikkas just decided to keep quiet.
I think it's kinda foul to STILL go at a dude after he died, but fukkit.
breh you really out there,
this isn't anyone, this was Jay and Bigs victory lap,
this was right after Pac died at the tyson fight,
Pac hated and threatened to killed both em,
"one of us cats wasn't playin it right"
are you serious breh? how are u not getting this?
You could have used that Jay track with Sauce Money as a better example than I Love the Dough.