Old heads, back in 97 when you heard "Long Kiss Goodnight" for the first time...

[TheMailMan]

I don't think people really thought about that too much cuz everyone was playing the singles and if I recall correctly big was dead when this got released so that puffy song was everywhere and kinda took over everything

 

[Heavy_Handz]

By the time I listened to the whole Life After Death album and reached Long Kiss Goodnight it was blatantly obvious that he was the greatest rapper to ever live.

 

[DillaTUDE]

Spoke loudly of BIGs character after being quiet as mouse whizzing on cotton whilst Pac was living...

Pac should’ve came back to NY and addressed Big face-to-face if it was an issue, instead of hiding out West and taking it to the studio

 

[DontEemTry]

I don't know maybeeeee.....I'm a different type of individual

Puffy might low-key be the highlight of that whole shyt.

The GOAT adlib shyt talk.

 

[Complexion]

Speaks loudly about your rap acumen, Big was dissing the nikka when he was alive.

Pac should’ve came back to NY and addressed Big face-to-face if it was an issue, instead of hiding out West and taking it to the studio

You're not going to get any stanisfaction going back and forth with me on this topic. Its 2-3, not 9-6 and I've said what I said so it is what it is. History speaks:

“That’s why Big didn’t make a record,” explains Cease. “At the very beginning, Big didn’t rush in to make a diss track. Nah. Big told everybody ‘if you make a record, I’m not fukkin’ with you. Don’t call me, don’t fukk with me if you respond to anything. So none of us could do it, and Junior Mafia is ready to respond. Lil Kim is ready to respond. But Big was like ‘Nah, we not doing that.’ Cause I think Big was trying to leave it open, so he could really just — yo, what’s up dawg? Come on my n***a! You talking to me, what’s up?“

Because weak things like this:







Don't count in response to this:



Because whichever way you dice it dissing a man when he's not around in the physical form to respond when you had ample opportunity to get down speaks volumes on BIGs character as its obvious he penned those lyrics after Pac was dead as well as the rest of his slick talk...

And all thats said with me liking him as an artist, now and back then, because talent is talent but facts are also facts. In this case they speak for themselves so nothing else needs to be said.

 

[Bondye Vodou]

I don't know maybeeeee.....I'm a different type of individual

Puffy might low-key be the highlight of that whole shyt.

The GOAT adlib shyt talk.

Diddy and Birdman are the shyt talk Kings

You're not going to get any stanisfaction going back and forth with me on this topic. Its 2-3, not 9-6 and I've said what I said so it is what it is. History speaks:

“That’s why Big didn’t make a record,” explains Cease. “At the very beginning, Big didn’t rush in to make a diss track. Nah. Big told everybody ‘if you make a record, I’m not fukkin’ with you. Don’t call me, don’t fukk with me if you respond to anything. So none of us could do it, and Junior Mafia is ready to respond. Lil Kim is ready to respond. But Big was like ‘Nah, we not doing that.’ Cause I think Big was trying to leave it open, so he could really just — yo, what’s up dawg? Come on my n***a! You talking to me, what’s up?“

Because weak things like this:







Don't count in response to this:



Because whichever way you dice it dissing a man when he's not around in the physical form to respond when you had ample opportunity to get down speaks volumes on BIGs character as its obvious he penned those lyrics after Pac was dead as well as the rest of his slick talk...

And all thats said with me liking him as an artist, now and back then, because talent is talent but facts are also facts. In this case they speak for themselves so nothing else needs to be said.

Nikka please, How long did Pac live after that record dropped?




Nice reach and goal post move tho.

 

[Deltron]

Pac should’ve came back to NY and addressed Big face-to-face if it was an issue, instead of hiding out West and taking it to the studio

...so you rather have had them actually get into something physical?

 

[tuckgod]

I still don’t think it was an intentional Pac diss on Bigs part.

I think Puff set Big up to die and had him recording all types of shyt that he would later use to spin a narrative.

Who is Puff talking to?

It was always between him and Suge.

Big and Pac was casualties in a much bigger war

 

[Noriega]

My nine flies, baptize Coli guys

 

[The Truest]

Did you realize the song was an Pac diss right away? What was your reaction? I was six in 1997 so of course I wasn't bumping LAD back then heard the album many years later.

I did. I was furious bc I was team Pac but the album was so hard that I couldn't boycott it.

 

[head shots101]

I knew someone was going to respond and ask me this lol

I did but I was “studying” nearly as much as i would a few years later when I was a little older

Damn my apologies for saying that …. I was drinking last night …. I forgot I even typed that smh

I was 11ish also and a lot of shyt I bumped at that age I didn’t grasp it until years later

 

[BronxFleeZ]

I was six in 1997

nikka I was 1 glad I ain’t the only youngin on here

 

[Breh Obama]

I thought Big was a coward and a p*ssy for not outright dissing Pac. Big was always soft

 

[Bondye Vodou]

2Pac a coward and a p*ssy for not getting at the nikkas who REALLY set him up and shot him.

I thought Big was a coward and a p*ssy for not outright dissing Pac. Big was always soft

The p*ssy nikka dissin stretch after he died, even tho multiple Ny street nikkas told him Stretch, Biggie nor Puff had anything to do with his death is a testament to how cowardly and snakish he was.

 

[semicko82]

Once he said the "we ain't mad at cha" line.
I was like