Xtraz2
Superstar
C'mon bro everybody know Pac wuz screamin out MOB cuz of Suge and tha Pirus
it had nothin to do with tha Mob in Oakland, y'all cats be reachin cuz y'all want it to be one way when it's tha other
MONSTER KODY SANYIKA SHAKUR & 2PAC PHONE CONVO (DL LINK INSIDE)
it had nothin to do with tha Mob in Oakland, y'all cats be reachin cuz y'all want it to be one way when it's tha other
BlackMagnus514
All Star
Mad because it's true?
"its MOB, thats Money Over bytches cuz they bleed envy"
Nomad1
Tupac KONY and GOAT
He was affiliated not a member. OG Piru members don't consider suge a Piru as well.
People always wants to discredit Pac for his gang affiliation, later on in his career. So WE are going
to pretend Bloods/Cripss weren't basically offshoots of the Panther Party. His mother was
pregnant with him in jail. Most of his father figures were real OGs that got caught up. This is not
like child star Bhris Brown suddenly becoming a Blood, cuz he's out in LA hanging around
Game's crew. No, these gang influences (be it positive or negative) was in Pac's bloodstream
from birth. Also remember, Pac was only 25, with these revolutionary BLACKEXCELLENCE plans in motion
to pretend Bloods/Cripss weren't basically offshoots of the Panther Party. His mother was
pregnant with him in jail. Most of his father figures were real OGs that got caught up. This is not
like child star Bhris Brown suddenly becoming a Blood, cuz he's out in LA hanging around
Game's crew. No, these gang influences (be it positive or negative) was in Pac's bloodstream
from birth. Also remember, Pac was only 25, with these revolutionary BLACKEXCELLENCE plans in motion
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'I'm not saying I'm gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world"
...hopefully these old Pac tape resurfacing, could trigger something in these "no-hope for the future" negroes
...hopefully these old Pac tape resurfacing, could trigger something in these "no-hope for the future" negroes
Midwest
Hanging em up
Jone2three45
Supporter
Pac wasn't a blood.
He got money with bloods and crips.
His panther bloodline trumps all of that.
He got money with bloods and crips.
His panther bloodline trumps all of that.
Not only that he screamed out " Money over bytches". That phrase was coined by a og from my hood name Evil. Homies been writing that on the walls in the hood since the late 80's.The name is synonymous wen MOB Piru before pac came to the row.
Come on bro i was born and raised on bullis rd and i never heard a og say that suge isnt from the turf.
Following the recent release of a phone conversation between late rapper Tupac Shakur and close friend Sanyika “Monster” Shakur, Reverend Al Sharpton has issued an exclusive statement to HipHopDX confirming the rapper’s claims of working together.
During the clip, Tupac mentions speaking with Sharpton in the context of a campaign to “clean up the streets.”
"[Let’s] have these streets cleaned from 6AM to 11PM,” he said. “Let that be for the kids. Let them be safe. No gunshots, no drug dealing...Then, we could get these politicians—I talked to Al Sharpton. He said he can get the police to chill out on those night-time patrols if [we] can get the streets cleaned."
Issuing an exclusive statement to HipHopDX through his National Action Network today, Sharpton detailed visiting Tupac in jail.
“I visited him twice while he was in jail and negotiated with the warden to get him out of solitary confinement,” Sharpton said.
Tupac served time in the Clinton Correctional Facility beginning in February of 1995. The rapper served just short of a full year in the New York state prison for his alleged involvement in a sexual assault case before being released on appeal.
Sharpton also confirmed his dialog with Tupac following the rapper’s release from prison.
“After he was released," Sharpton said, "we stayed in touch and we did have conversations about cleaning up the streets and fighting violence."
Reverend Al Sharpton is a Brooklyn native and longtime civil rights activist. His National Action Network is a non-profit civil rights organization headquartered in Harlem.
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/...arden-to-get-him-out-of-solitary-confinement-
btw do you all buy that the convo between tupac and Kody was recorded accidentally?
During the clip, Tupac mentions speaking with Sharpton in the context of a campaign to “clean up the streets.”
"[Let’s] have these streets cleaned from 6AM to 11PM,” he said. “Let that be for the kids. Let them be safe. No gunshots, no drug dealing...Then, we could get these politicians—I talked to Al Sharpton. He said he can get the police to chill out on those night-time patrols if [we] can get the streets cleaned."
Issuing an exclusive statement to HipHopDX through his National Action Network today, Sharpton detailed visiting Tupac in jail.
“I visited him twice while he was in jail and negotiated with the warden to get him out of solitary confinement,” Sharpton said.
Tupac served time in the Clinton Correctional Facility beginning in February of 1995. The rapper served just short of a full year in the New York state prison for his alleged involvement in a sexual assault case before being released on appeal.
Sharpton also confirmed his dialog with Tupac following the rapper’s release from prison.
“After he was released," Sharpton said, "we stayed in touch and we did have conversations about cleaning up the streets and fighting violence."
Reverend Al Sharpton is a Brooklyn native and longtime civil rights activist. His National Action Network is a non-profit civil rights organization headquartered in Harlem.
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/...arden-to-get-him-out-of-solitary-confinement-
btw do you all buy that the convo between tupac and Kody was recorded accidentally?
intilectual recipricol
Killin fake hip hop
Nah, sounds like the phones were tapped or someone wasnt playin right...
