Let's take a look back at all the sneak dissing Biggie did aimed at Pac on LAD

[the cac mamba]

i won't lie -- I always thought that Jay-Z line was questionable.

 

[KillSpray]

We can't talk about Pac subs without bringing up the mad rapper skits either

Real shyt, Biggie really had some ruthless lyrics. shyt makes me a little uneasy sometimes looking back on it as a grown man now.

 

[StretfordRed]

this is from jayzs album "reasonable doubt" called " Brooklyns finest"... nikkas need to admit they just dont like big...

Nah, it's from LAD. "I love the Dough"

 

[Knicksman20]

Motherfukkers mad 'cause I blew, nikkas envious
Too many nikkas on my dikk, shyt's strenuous
When my men bust, you just move wit such stamina
Slugs missed you
I ain't mad at you (we ain't mad at you) -


Guard your shyt, for I stick you, for your re-up
Wipe the "P" up
Mix shots, "work your seat up"
Go in the ashtray, spark the weed up -

I think Big said "woke your seed up" meaning Pac got shot in the nuts.

 

[Danie84]

How could something so blatant be sneaky, tho

...always wonder if Big didn't get killed would Puff still had release all those obvious subliminals at Pac

 

[King Karim]

I think Big said "woke your seed up" meaning Pac got shot in the nuts.

he said "woke your seat up" meaning the passenger seat in that BMW got hot once those bullets started flying -- remember the fatal shot delivered to Pac was because he was trying to climb to the back seat and get out of the way of the bullets

 

[aboss4real24]

 

[aboss4real24]

Laugh now cry later i rhyme greater


Pac had a laugh now cry later tat on his back

 

[Max Goonberg]

There's really only a few songs on that album where he doesn't directly/indirectly reference the beef with Pac. If you consider that RTD was indeed (despite all the people denying this) heavily influenced by Pac's style, Biggie's entire solo discography is concerned with Pac in one way or another. Biggie's legacy depends on Pac's like crazy.

He still deserves his legend status though 'cause he was indeed one of the illest to ever do it.

na i wouldent say all that.big would been big with or without pac.pac was the one using others as inspiration.he was a character actor.

take pac at 17 and take biggie at 17....bet you big was closer to what he became than pac was.big been hustling doing bids and being a regular around the way nikka.pac was a flattop halfmoon unlocked character in de la soul type nikka.pacs discography more so depends on the thugs he was admiring and emulating .biggie was writing about his own life.

i love pac but atleast big was being himself.as much as pac kept i real he fronted also because he never was a gangster and started claiming m.o.b. at like 24

pacs acting skills got him and big popped

 

[Knicksman20]

he said "woke your seat up" meaning the passenger seat in that BMW got hot once those bullets started flying -- remember the fatal shot delivered to Pac was because he was trying to climb to the back seat and get out of the way of the bullets

I don't know fam. Most of that first verse had to do with the Quad incident. The bars right before he said that Big said: "Wipe your pee up" .

 

[DarkmanX]

Ahh, you 90's kids are so cute..discussing this old over and over again topic about the same shyt. There have bene threads, articles by major spreads discussing this already.

Welcome to 2014 and not 1996/97.

 

[Jack Trippa 3z company ho]

You got a song like hit em up explicitly naming every one in your crew, your baby mom, your boss, and you, and all you're gonna do is throw is some
Sneak disses and not name names?

 

[Big Skilly Films]

Nah, it's from LAD. "I love the Dough"

 

[Mike Ock]

I think Big said "woke your seed up" meaning Pac got shot in the nuts.

This reach for explanation is just retarded.

 

[Knicksman20]

This reach for explanation is just retarded.

Your comprehension is in question. Look at the bars leading up to what I put in quotes then get back to me before you misquote me.