"Fat Joe had his homies look out for 2Pac in prison" - Napoleon

[Juggalo Fred]

Necro did an interview recently saying when he battled at the 1994 DMC battle the only 2 people in the crowd cheering for him were Fat Joe and Stretch Armstrong

 

[Yehuda]

He told nikkas back in 96 he was very dangerous

 

[The War Report]

You can disagree with Joe musically, and as a white Puerto Rican saying nikka, but you can't front on his pedigree as a man and as a street cat. One of the few street rappers that actually was knee deep in the culture and movement of Hip Hop. Not every cat in the street gives a shyt about Hip Hop like that and not every person in the industry either.

 

[old pig]

"Mmmmm, he so gangsta"

man stop lmao

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

Fam nikkas was playing Hit Em Up in NY at the height of the beef. I remember my whole JR high was Pac fans and I’m from Brooklyn.

I got my first apartment in 05. I want to say in a year’s span I heard that song coming from cars like 5 times in a years span

nikkax gave a fukk

 

[Mtt]

(Rip) Big L and fat joe

 

[eastside313]

Fat Joe lost thecoli after he started shyttin on nas and siding with Hov

Before that, he was the most gangster rapper who picked the best beats on albums

I thought fat joe said nas peaced it up with Jay-Z first and ain’t even tell joe who had been riding with nas.

 

[Big Mark]

You can disagree with Joe musically, and as a white Puerto Rican saying nikka, but you can't front on his pedigree as a man and as a street cat. One of the few street rappers that actually was knee deep in the culture and movement of Hip Hop. Not every cat in the street gives a shyt about Hip Hop like that and not every person in the industry either.

Yeah, he got the street cred. I'll give him that but not really feeling dude in any of the other areas you listed.

 

[Mtt]

I don’t believe that hit’em up conversation. I just can’t fathom Joe saying he cool with them performing that song and this was 03 (based on the timeline on when what’s luv dropped). I believe Joe showed love but ain’t no way he would okay performing “Hit’em up” in New York.

Dude Napoleon from outlaws himself said it. Why would fat joe position himself asking them if they wish to play the song "hit em up" hoping they wouldnt play it and saying he has his back by lying on some chess move? It's not like fat joe was by himself and also it was already bad for Outlaws as far as industry respect and as far as their music not getting love and radio industry everywhere not reaching out to them and why stir the pot singing that song anyway?

Also, Fat Joe didn't have to have the outlaws in the radio station interview while in the westcoast when Outlaws wasnt invited so at least joe was consistent showing love

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Brosef]

Coli said Joe’s a fraud.

True the Coli has always hated on Joe for some reason

Legend in every sense

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Only Coli weirdos question Fat Joe. Same people that question J Prince, though...not much logic behind their shyt.

shyt, Joe got Common out of a jam when Mack 10 and his crew bumped into Common and they was bout to get at Common. Fat Joe basically said "not on my watch". And I think this was in LA

 

[Feed-Me]

You can't deny Joe.

 

[Reality Check]

Coli said Joe’s a fraud.

Coli also thinks Tekashi 69 has a shred of talent and credibility

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Damn, these replies are disgusting, . "Mmmmm, he so gangsta"






Salute Fat Joe tho, he was the lone puerto rican star in rap, all the puerto rican street guys wanted to be a part of his movement.

This cracka here

fukking Yellawolf fan ass cac