Murder Rap Documentary: The Untold Story of the 2pac & Biggie Murder

[Sunalmighty]

They took down the video before i could finish. So we know who killed Pac but who killed Big? I didnt get that far

 

[vaudevillevillain]

was about halfway thru last night and just came home to finish watching this shyt....

 

[imirza]

Word. Just insane thought out planned concedeneed that just happens

Wow, that documentary blew my mind. So many facts I wasn't aware of. Just...wow.

I was under the impression that Puff got involved with the Compton Crips BECAUSE of his beef with Suge. Now, one might speculate that his involvement with the crips is the whole reason Suge disliked him in the first place. He was fukking with them since 93, before Biggie and Pac even had a "feud". They were in the club with Puff when Suge body guard got whacked? It all makes sense now.

I came away from this documentary feeling like Puff was the bigger aggressor. His camp dealt the first blow, and they took fewer losses in the end. A lot of Suge's guys got whacked, and he ended up broke and incarcerated (take that take that take that). Both men are scum but I think Puff was in a better position to prevent Pac and Biggie's deaths. As a diehard 90s hip hop fan I'll never forgive him.

My thoughts EXACTLY. Now it makes sense why Suge said to Puff "I think you had something to do with this," when his man Jake was killed.
I had never understood that up until this point

 

[Knicksman20]

They took down the video before i could finish. So we know who killed Pac but who killed Big? I didnt get that far

Allegedly Wardell Poochie Fouse. One of Suge's former enforcers

 

[Truth200]

Doesn't he have a mansion out in LA

I hope this doc goes viral
Karma needs to catch up to pufc

There is no such thing in Karma breh.

That's like believing Moses really parted the red sea with a magic staff.

 

[Mike Otherz]

I don't know how old are posters here but I remember vividly how this whole shyt was covered by cacs (media and police): The general consensus was "good riddance" (even on MTV, not just the news stations).
Tupac wasn't this icon that he is today back then. He was just trouble, that's how the media always presented him (a lot of black folks resented him too, as he was always seen as out of control). Every time I turned on the TV and saw his face, my first reaction would be "uh oh, what has he done now?" MTV always introduced him as "controversial rapper Tupac Shakur..." So when he died the news coverage was extremely negative, borderline gloating.
Biggie's death was icing on the cake, especially for cacs who couldn't resist connecting the murders of "two dumb thugs."

Amazingly, Tupac's posthumous image underwent the most drastic transformation of any artist I can recall... Funny how nikkas become safer to embrace after death (see MLK, Malcolm)

good point, i remeber keith richards of rolling stones fame saying some disparaging thing about rappers back then, alongs the lines of "hopefully they will all kill themselves off", and to be honest, i still get the feeling rap is still hated even now. its given a grudging respect, but not really loved. the only rappers who i feel are legit in terms of broad appeal are eminem and kanye.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

There is no such thing in Karma breh.

That's like believing Moses really parted the red sea with a magic staff.

Me too

Poor big dude was just employee
Not a real boss

 

[Knicksman20]

There is no such thing in Karma breh.

That's like believing Moses really parted the red sea with a magic staff.

Ever hear that saying: What goes around comes around? That's karma basically fam

 

[Sunalmighty]

Allegedly Wardell Poochie Fouse. One of Suge's former enforcers

Can we purchase the dvd anywhere if this documentary? Some sad shyt.

 

[dappadonna]

lucky I had time to watch it before it was pulled

 

[ComputersPutin]

For some reason..........I wouldn't be surprised if Puffy just wanted Suge gone. Nobody was stunting Pac without that Suge connection. Pac jumping on ol boy is pretty much what did him in....I think if that didn't happen when the time really came it would just be Suge.

 

[Knicksman20]

Can we purchase the dvd anywhere if this documentary? Some sad shyt.

From what I've been reading it's not even officially released here bruh

 

[Truth200]

Ever hear that saying: What goes around comes around? That's karma basically fam

Explain that to the little kids dying of cancer and getting shot and killed by stray bullets.

 

[Fortunate Lee]

For some reason..........I wouldn't be surprised if Puffy just wanted Suge gone. Nobody was stunting Pac without that Suge connection. Pac jumping on ol boy is pretty much what did him in....I think if that didn't happen when the time really came it would just be Suge.

Yeah but watching that casino video..at least 7-8 cats jumped him and were stompin him out. Why did they choose pac tho??

 

[Knicksman20]

Explain that to the little kids dying of cancer and getting shot and killed by stray bullets.

We're all victims of circumstance, accidents fam, & things we didn't see coming. But I do believe if you put out negativity it'll eventually catch up to you.