KravenMorehead™
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Ima have to sit down with fork and knife for this thread nikkas got maps and shyt
that pic is blown out of proportion
I agree, you can take a pic of someone making a awkward facial expression for a split second regardless of how they're feeling. that shyt happens all the time
as far as i remember, it was a coincidence. they knew that the death row camp was headed to club 662 and were planning to wait for them outside. when they met them on the way to the club, they decided to do the hit right then and there.How on a Friday fight night, was Orlando able to find him? Keep in mind that...
-Orlando was detained by casino security immediately after the scuffle. There's no way that he would've been able to ID the car Pac and Suge were in.
-It was a Mike Tyson fight, on a Friday night in Vegas. The strip was packed, if you've been to Vegas for a major event, you'd understand.
-This is before everyone had cell phones. Even if he had spotters with phones waiting on the strip, how would they be able to communicate the position of the car in time for them to conveniently pull up next to them right off the strip.
I do think it's likely the Southside had him killed. Pac and Suge were riding in a Beamer with the windows down and the music loud, being very visible. But the odds of just randomly running into someone twice like that, seems unlikely...
Thoughts? Trolls will be negd
really the only person that can answer that is suge.You don't feel like that split second expression isn't a reflection of two guys who aren't exactly in an upbeat mood?
Of course a camera can capture any moment but expression says a lot, even it's split second. I'm not saying to read into it but a picture is worth a thousand words
it's been said 3 or 4 times already. my whole thing, is it would've been an amazing stroke of luck for them to see them drive by, and be able to turn around catch up, and pull it off.as far as i remember, it was a coincidence. they knew that the death row camp was headed to club 662 and were planning to wait for them outside. when they met them on the way to the club, they decided to do the hit right then and there.
I do really wanna know what the fukk they were talking about thoYou don't feel like that split second expression isn't a reflection of two guys who aren't exactly in an upbeat mood?
Of course a camera can capture any moment but expression says a lot, even it's split second. I'm not saying to read into it but a picture is worth a thousand words
it happensit's been said 3 or 4 times already. my whole thing, is it would've been an amazing stroke of luck for them to see them drive by, and be able to turn around catch up, and pull it off.
Now we all know how a suckerpunch turns into a 3 piece combo loco KO type"like oh shyt, that's the nikkas we just shot"
Now we all know how a suckerpunch turns into a 3 piece combo loco KO type
only Pac brings the better in people. Props to @Ill Clinton for this thread.
A couple of lines from this thread really got me "... the world is a fcuked up place''.
R.I.P. Pac.
And I also want to say that in hindsight, Diddy and Suge are responsible for Pac and Biggie's death b/c they didn't do enough to distance them away from their personal beef. Pac and Big's beef was minor but it got conflated with Diddy's and Suge's.
And all these 90's babies talking about it's "Pac's fault" for Biggie dying and this isn't true. Biggie was seen hanging with Orlando and Keffe D AFTER Pac was dead, and he made the stupid move of going to LA and dissing Pac in that radio show (i think it was sway). Pac never said anything about Biggie while he was in prison and refused to believe he had anything to do with it until he heard "Who shot ya" (released when he was still in prison). And then Biggie almost got DPG and Pac killed when he said they were filming a video in "our" city (Pac wasn't even there) and they re-recorded NY NY as a diss and made NY 87 (it was never released tho). Again, Pac NEVER name dropped Biggie or even referenced BB.
Biggie and Puffy weren't no angels, and IMO they were much more ruthless than Pac and Suge.
I had to address this revisionist history.