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

[Rapmastermind]

#1 over 75% of "Life After Death" was recorded while PAC WAS STILL ALIVE. So this talk like Biggie only wanted to talk tough after Pac died is false. Well some of these comments are pretty amusing. But "HALF" of LAD was nowhere near about Pac. Honestly it was less than 10% about Pac. Biggie went at SEVERAL of different people on that album and the bars 17 years later are still going over heads. "Long Kiss" was going at Pac and a few bars here or there but for the most part Biggie didn't go at Pac that much on the album like some of you think. Pac fans love to act like Biggie was constantly thinking about Pac but it was the other way around.

Pac was the one who couldn't go an interview or song without talking about Bad Boy or Biggie. Also Biggie's disses to Pac were like sniper shots. They were exact and precise. I just think it's funny that the bars are still being deciphered like some lost scroll in hip hop. LOL. LAD is the greatest subliminal album of all time. No rapper dissed as many people as Biggie did on an album. Biggie literally got the last word on anyone talking smack including Pac. Being that I've studied the album extensively I can tell you the album went way beyond Tupac disses.

 

[Rapmastermind]

Same night same fight but one of us ain't playing right. That line still pisses me off lol! Yea im a PAC Stan

smh, I see late 90's East coast rap goes over a lot of people's heads. That line has nothing to do with Pac....

Jay is saying that he's in the 1500 seats while you're at home watching the TV saying the fight's on. He's in the front row AT the fight and you're at home watching it on TV...you ain't playing right. it's just a slick "I'm balling and you not" line from Jigga. has nothing to do with Pac.

Moneybags, I feel you but this is Jay Z we are talking about. He's from the same subliminal school as Biggie. With Biggie and Jay their bars sometimes have double and triple meanings. I never ruled out the "Same Night, Same Fight" as a Pac reference. But it falls more in line with the NaS "Fake Thug, No Love". Meaning you definitely feel they are reference to Pac but it's not 100% conclusive. But no pun here, there is Reasonable Doubt with that Jay line.

 

[Knicksman20]

#1 over 75% of "Life After Death" was recorded while PAC WAS STILL ALIVE. So this talk like Biggie only wanted to talk tough after Pac died is false. Well some of these comments are pretty amusing. But "HALF" of LAD was nowhere near about Pac. Honestly it was less than 10% about Pac. Biggie went at SEVERAL of different people on that album and the bars 17 years later are still going over heads. "Long Kiss" was going at Pac and a few bars here or there but for the most part Biggie didn't go at Pac that much on the album like some of you think. Pac fans love to act like Biggie was constantly thinking about Pac but it was the other way around.

Pac was the one who couldn't go an interview or song without talking about Bad Boy or Biggie. Also Biggie's disses to Pac were like sniper shots. They were exact and precise. I just think it's funny that the bars are still being deciphered like some lost scroll in hip hop. LOL. LAD is the greatest subliminal album of all time. No rapper dissed as many people as Biggie did on an album. Biggie literally got the last word on anyone talking smack including Pac. Being that I've studied the album extensively I can tell you the album went way beyond Tupac disses.

Exactly Fam. A lot of these guys were too young or weren't born when all of this was going down. When Big made diss bars, the people on the receiving end knew he was talking about them. There was no mistake about that. Some of his lines are still going over peoples heads.

 

[Youngblood Priest]

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

So you really believe biggie was a drug dealer, real nikka, and all that shyt? That's a reach.

 

[Youngblood Priest]

Exactly Fam. A lot of these guys were too young or weren't born when all of this was going down. When Big made diss bars, the people on the receiving end knew he was talking about them. There was no mistake about that. Some of his lines are still going over peoples heads.

Man, fukk all that. If he ain't saying names, he p*ssy. The fukk I look like letting a nikka talk bad about me and my wife and all I do is subliminally dis. Where I'm from that is called laaaaammmmmeee.

 

[Youngblood Priest]

'sneak dissin' lol. subliminals take skill, only ppl that are too stupid to decipher them have a problem with them.

Sneak dissing is for lames. I don't know of any real street nikkaz that "sneak" dis. Just shows how much of a square ass nikka he was.

 

[spliz]

not even talking about being poor.im talking about being in the streets for real and being a actor.
never said biggie was poor, he was active around his way and he was known.he could live in a nice house but he still grew up in bedstuy in the 80s and 90s.pac had a rough life no doubt but he never hustled and wasnt a g.as a far as music biggie was always on some gangsta shyt .pac was trying to be chuck d with the political revolutionary rap... then later became a thug.

Pac went thru more G shyt than Biggie EVER has and he also was in the worst neighborhoods in America his whole life..NOT ONLY NY but BMore and the Bay Area in the 80s..and around hustlers and killers as well..was poorer than biggie and therefore HAD to be on the streets more..

 

[Youngblood Priest]

not even talking about being poor.im talking about being in the streets for real and being a actor.
never said biggie was poor, he was active around his way and he was known.he could live in a nice house but he still grew up in bedstuy in the 80s and 90s.pac had a rough life no doubt but he never hustled and wasnt a g.as a far as music biggie was always on some gangsta shyt .pac was trying to be chuck d with the political revolutionary rap... then later became a thug.

Wrong. That nikka was screaming imma thug off jump. From 2pacolypse

long kiss>hit em up

been sayn it 4 years

nikka Robin Williams yourself.

 

[spliz]

#1 over 75% of "Life After Death" was recorded while PAC WAS STILL ALIVE. So this talk like Biggie only wanted to talk tough after Pac died is false. Well some of these comments are pretty amusing. But "HALF" of LAD was nowhere near about Pac. Honestly it was less than 10% about Pac. Biggie went at SEVERAL of different people on that album and the bars 17 years later are still going over heads. "Long Kiss" was going at Pac and a few bars here or there but for the most part Biggie didn't go at Pac that much on the album like some of you think. Pac fans love to act like Biggie was constantly thinking about Pac but it was the other way around.

Pac was the one who couldn't go an interview or song without talking about Bad Boy or Biggie. Also Biggie's disses to Pac were like sniper shots. They were exact and precise. I just think it's funny that the bars are still being deciphered like some lost scroll in hip hop. LOL. LAD is the greatest subliminal album of all time. No rapper dissed as many people as Biggie did on an album. Biggie literally got the last word on anyone talking smack including Pac. Being that I've studied the album extensively I can tell you the album went way beyond Tupac disses.

The shyt was corny imo...I mean the lines were dope but the whole shyt was corny cause the nikka straight fronted like he was innocent and didn't send shots and Bad Boy acted innocent in the public thru the whole shyt making like Pac was just buggin but they was just some sneaky ass nikkas...he did ALOT of Life After Death when he was in the hospital after his car accident...precise my ass..don't throw shots and hide ya hands or throw shots at a dead man..that's wack..

 

[seemorecizzy]

jayz was scared shytless of pac
he took off bigs last line in brookylns finest cause he aint want no problems and pac dissed him anyway

hell no he wasnt dissing him, dead or not. he was shook.. prodigy was right about that shyt.

pac and big sound nothing alike
lyrics, flow, song structure, concepts NOTHING
straight stanning to think otherwise

the most pac did was give him advice about making songs for bytches
BUT CLEARLY puff already had those radio friendly songs in mind for biggie so it was gonna happen regardless
puff the one dat came with juicy

besides long kiss goodnight, and some 1 liners on whats beef and kick in the door, there really isnt a lot

pac was borderline obsessed with biggie when you think about it

he was comin off kinda jealous

 

[Rapmastermind]

^^^^
Also "So called Beef with you know who" on "Notorious Thugs" isn't a diss. It's more Biggie dismissing the beef all together. But yes that obviously was one of the Pac References. Ironically on the same track Bone Disses 3-6 Mafia by name. LAD had a lot of disses at different rappers on the album so again it was far from "All about Pac". Yes He was addressed Pac but he wasn't the focal point.

 

[intilectual recipricol]

^^^^
Also "So called Beef with you know who" on "Notorious Thugs" isn't a diss. It's more Biggie dismissing the beef all together. But yes that obviously was one of the Pac References. Ironically on the same track Bone Disses 3-6 Mafia by name. LAD had a lot of disses at different rappers on the album so again it was far from "All about Pac". Yes He was addressed Pac but he wasn't the focal point.

I heard Bizzy made Biggie fall back and take the Pac disses out... said he would murk em on Flatbush Ave in front of Tiana for dissin Pac

 

[AnotherRoute]

#1 over 75% of "Life After Death" was recorded while PAC WAS STILL ALIVE. So this talk like Biggie only wanted to talk tough after Pac died is false. Well some of these comments are pretty amusing. But "HALF" of LAD was nowhere near about Pac. Honestly it was less than 10% about Pac. Biggie went at SEVERAL of different people on that album and the bars 17 years later are still going over heads. "Long Kiss" was going at Pac and a few bars here or there but for the most part Biggie didn't go at Pac that much on the album like some of you think. Pac fans love to act like Biggie was constantly thinking about Pac but it was the other way around.

Pac was the one who couldn't go an interview or song without talking about Bad Boy or Biggie. Also Biggie's disses to Pac were like sniper shots. They were exact and precise. I just think it's funny that the bars are still being deciphered like some lost scroll in hip hop. LOL. LAD is the greatest subliminal album of all time. No rapper dissed as many people as Biggie did on an album. Biggie literally got the last word on anyone talking smack including Pac. Being that I've studied the album extensively I can tell you the album went way beyond Tupac disses.

Thank You Dap+Rep

 

[Rapmastermind]

The shyt was corny imo...I mean the lines were dope but the whole shyt was corny cause the nikka straight fronted like he was innocent and didn't send shots and Bad Boy acted innocent in the public thru the whole shyt making like Pac was just buggin but they was just some sneaky ass nikkas...he did ALOT of Life After Death when he was in the hospital after his car accident...precise my ass..don't throw shots and hide ya hands or throw shots at a dead man..that's wack..

Every shot Biggie sent though was a response to the 1,000's of shots Pac sent. If anything Biggie was defending himself. I don't understand why dudes are mad at Biggie for sublminals while at the same time excusing Pac's countless disses and mentions in interviews of Biggie. If anything Biggie only lyrically "Tap" Pac. I think if Biggie really went in it would of been worst. "Long Kiss" is proof Biggie could really went there if he wanted to. It was clear Big only wanted to address it and keep it moving.

 

[Skip b]

^^^^
Also "So called Beef with you know who" on "Notorious Thugs" isn't a diss. It's more Biggie dismissing the beef all together. But yes that obviously was one of the Pac References. Ironically on the same track Bone Disses 3-6 Mafia by name. LAD had a lot of disses at different rappers on the album so again it was far from "All about Pac". Yes He was addressed Pac but he wasn't the focal point.

The whole rest of the verse was about his homies putting the work in on pac, but because it's biggie we ignore his part in this.........Who's the killer me or you.................