Rolling Stone: Biggie was on the verge of leaving Bad Boy before he was murdered, lawyers were in legal battle with Diddy for publishing

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Diddy is a piece of shyt that should be under the jail.

But these conspiracy theories add nothing but cognitive dissonance to the culture.

If we were to believe these nikkas every single time.

• Nipsey didn’t get senselessly killed by another gang member,
but he got killed by the FBI because of his Dr Sebi doc.

• Pac didn’t get killed for hitting the wrong gang member,
but he got killed by the FBI or Suge Knight.

• And now Biggie didn’t get killed as a consequence of gangs being fueled through East vs West propaganda,
but he got killed by Diddy because he wanted to leave Bad Boy.

We need to have SERIOUS conversations about DYSFUNCTION in the culture leading to deaths of our own.

These conspiracy theories are regressive and stand in the way of actual necessary dialogues that need to be had to progress.
 
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Combs was fond of Shakur, admiring his ability to marry street credibility with mainstream appeal. Burrowes notes that the Bad Boy team spent the summer of 1993 studying the rapper’s buoyant hit “I Get Around” as a blueprint for a commercial hip-hop record. Desperate to be taken seriously, Combs tried to foster a friendship, but Shakur wasn’t interested. “Pac didn’t have any kind of respect for Puff,” says Nineties hip-hop photographer Monqiue Bunn, who was close with Wallace and other Bad Boy artists. To Shakur and even Wallace, Bunn says, Combs was a “corny executive.”

Instead, Shakur bonded with Wallace, whom he viewed as his peer, Burrowes remembers. As a result, he says, referring to Combs, “there was someone on the sidelines, jealous.”
 

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This was known. He was supposed to sign to RocAFella with Big L

Now the publishing battle is new info

He wasn't signing to Rocafella as a solo artist

The Commission album was gonna be on Rocafella

Biggie was getting a $60M label deal...which was monumental back then (for reference, Cash Money got $30M)

Biggie was also in the beginning stages of starting his clothing line, Brooklyn Mint
 
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