2Pac Beef With LL Cool J Was Over The Song “I Sh*t Ya.” Nas Had A Karate Expert Ready To Fight Us.

Napoleon details Tupac and Nas situation and Tupac issues with LL Cool J.

[@AaronLesterMedia]

The Old School by Pac showed how much he loved those who came before him.

[@ArtofLunatik]

Yeah and how much he loved new york

[@stacknsat]

Aint nothing like the old school!

[@RalphCif89]

He mentions LL on that track too 💯

[@AaronLesterMedia]

@@RalphCif89 Facts. That's why I don't get when people say he had no love for the East. That song was basically him praising the East Coast rap scene.

[@roderickstockdale1678]

He represented where he came from. End of story

[@whatudoin1]

Was a weird time for LL because he wanted to shake that rep that he only rapped for the ladies... He was extra aggressive at times for no reason

[@mrkilo-g8794]

LL was pissed off because Gangsta Rap was beating his albums sales

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@mrkilo-g8794 damn

[@johndez5213]

Big faacts

[@WillWorldGlobal]

not weird LL had been there before think about it -/ he was just like damn i gotta got here AGAIN- and he did and it was necessary… - unc L had to show them again … - if not he would’ve had to sit down another decade …

[@rikkidgermano9640]

LL did the hard shit before the ladies stuff. Some of y'all are just haters and Pac d+ckriders 😂After LL every "gangsta" rapper wanted to do a ladies track but look at them?! 😂They could not get a chick's number if they weren't famous. With LL it was believable!

[@grinchoi1]

He’s talking about Karate Joe from Queensbridge. He used to run with Mobb Deep and the 12th St. crew.

[@Kenny-Alpha]

Prodigy mentioned his name a few times on the Infamous album back in the 95

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

Facts

[@Stress7820]

Yep!! 💯

[@AB10]

We all need a friend like napoleon

[@djranman]

I was gonna say the same thing

[@micahwest2793]

Unless you were Kadafi.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@micahwest2793 damn

[@MrSilverdash]

​@@micahwest2793wdym

[@Real_Talk_Ent]

He didn’t save pac tho wtf u mean

[@johntucker4056]

Pac sounds like was the true definition of a Gemini ♊️Lool dude was just wildingggggggggg then he was a activist then a poet a rapper a actor, loyal brother to his people etc

[@abc876]

Was he loyal to Big when he warned him about Jack and them?

[@gemini4lyfe3001]

​@@abc876 reword your question

[@abc876]

@@gemini4lyfe3001 Was Pac loyal to Big when Pac told Jack that Big told him to stay away from them?

[@gemini4lyfe3001]

@@abc876 Big wasnt the one who was shot at the studio....get your shit right

[@richnice2112]

That doesn’t even make sense. Didn’t realize humans were supposed to be one thing and one thing only. I’m sure there’s days when you’re happy I’m sure there’s days when your sad etc…play a sport , draw n sing etc… 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@MPPharaoh]

Karate Joe from Queens is the first name to pop in my head 😂😂😂 RIP Prodigy

[@RonDon455]

Right lol

[@dominiquejones3805]

Right Prodigy spoke on Karate Joe n My Infamous Life. I think he was n Blood is Thicker Than Water DVD

[@bossplayermfs5972]

“A yo LL i’ll rocc yo mfn bells me my mfn outlawz my lil homies!” 2Pac- Lil Homies

[@oskrnavljenicrv]

Not this time, but next time, I'ma name names L.L., shitting from on top of the game

[@carlito3650]

@@youngtupac1971 funny. Ha ha

[@PR-WAY]

@@youngtupac1971 then orlando got his bells wet up at the car wash

[@DubC]

@@youngtupac1971 you name yourself after him but are dissing him? 🤦‍♂️

[@PR-WAY]

@@youngtupac1971 your a fan to name yourself after him then follow all his stories lol

[@Bpaynes]

Napolean was so wild in them old videos and now he's like the nicest one. we could all learn a lot from this man.

[@xolanizungu6752]

Muslim religion

[@amerpedic5176]

Answer is he turned to Islam but properly. He is following the Quran the proper way..... Start reading the Quran, pray 5 times a day and you see, you will become much nicer, calmer inshallah. All the best Brandon.

[@walterclark3198]

2pac is a legend and still relevant to this day. His music is superb and his story telling on songs are incredible.

[@marcsantos5176]

Too bad he is gone now for being involved in his shit he has no business being that dumb in…

[@marcsantos5176]

The l.l. Shit with PAC was over a chick…

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

Ok...

[@squintsp4850]

Default replies for likes 😂

[@marcsantos5176]

@@squintsp4850 who cares about likes are u dumb???

[@cuddyross5432]

I can really see Pac and Nas being really cool and having a great understanding if he was alive to this day. Respect and love ma brothas. Shout to Dialogue. I really rock with you bro! One luv 2 Napoleon! ✊🏾

[@theeggreat4]

They legit ran in the same circles and PAC admired Nas as Nas admired PAC

[@jaystacks5249]

@@theeggreat4 pac couldn’t be friends with people too long. He was even beefing with some of the outlaws like fatal for crashing a car. Pac was great but hard to get along with. If you beef with 20 different people that no one beefs with is it the 20 people that’s wrong or the 1. Everyone can’t be hating on one man all the time bro. Pac had a lot of insecurities the fans overlook and did shit that if anyone else did it they would be called a snitch. Like making a whole song about jimmy having him shot like on the makavelli album

[@redscorpion9325]

They squashed the beef before he died it was all a misunderstanding

[@redscorpion9325]

@@jaystacks5249 Bro if someone Crash your Car you have the right to have an argument over it but it wasn’t no real beef between them two,this happens between most Friends and family

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@jaystacks5249 2pac man groupies going to come for you... or try to make excuses for him,

[@stuartwilliam6010]

Biggies’s verses weren’t about 2Pac, but Puffy’s laughing Adlibs in the background definitely were! 💯

[@jsanders9975]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hgabrielroseman4499]

Yeah right😂 Biggie was sneak dissing but PAC mastered all styles that's why he's the GOAT.

[@jsanders9975]

@@hgabrielroseman4499 2pac got tired of that sneak dissing shit and came right at them.

[@MrDipboy20]

Why would Pac be tired of sneak dissing when he dissed 1st??

[@jsanders9975]

@@MrDipboy20 Pac didn't diss first. He was locked up when who shot ya came out, then I shot ya came out. Puff and big was taking shots at him in The vibe interviews. Both camps was sending messages back and forth, even Jimmy henchman was sending messages.

[@dustieclipz2996]

A Jungle interview on AOD would be good.

[@JA-mj9re]

Nas and Pac are the 2 greatest ever untouchable would loved to see them do a album together would have been crazy. 🐐🐐

[@starter47990]

The more I listen to Nas the more I think you are right. There is another lyrically genius people don't talk about enough. The GZA. I read that the GZA had the 2nd largest vocabulary of any rapper.

[@rasun9169]

Yo when I hear that outlaws album I think of Nas he could of been a good fit with them on that album I wish Nas had that type of production beats

[@rasun9169]

@@starter47990 ain't nobody on K- rino level when it comes to lyrics he on another planet because he still will drop a album every year but he a underground rap from south park Houston texas he is the most underrated rapper of all time

[@Brotha00]

What? Hell nah. I don’t want to hear them together. I don’t want Lakers playing on the Celtics

[@Stress7820]

​@@Brotha00 👈cornball.

[@DADTHEFATHER]

Big shout out to Karate Joe from Queensbridge

[@chadtep7571]

Somebody's been watching Unique Mecca Audio.

[@kerry2921]

I wish someone would have

[@DADTHEFATHER]

@@chadtep7571 Mobb Deeps "Party's Over"

[@christophereidangbe]

Wow, wow.... I have never seen this photo of Tupac (4:26) seated close to LL Cool J and is that Fatal? Nice.... Thanks for sharing this pic @The Art of Dialogue.

[@shawntucker443]

People genuinely love pac throughout all nationalities and he's been gone like 3 decades now and he is still relevant till this day and that's what bothers a lot of jealous rappers they hate the worldly love he receive from all types of people they know they will never be loved like him see when pac died all people felt it like loosing a close family member.

[@westside8514]

Those are facts !!!! We used to call Pac Black Jesus 💯

[@tonybravado8231]

@Mr.Smutjuice He’s relevant because all people talk about is the negativity him and everyone is his camp was involved in. Every single interview is about some beef he had or who dissed him. No one talks about the black panther side of him and what that represented in his life. It’s only the beef everyone talks about. Who he dissed and who dissed him. When they talk about Malcom X, it’s about what he did for his people. Not his beef with other civil rights leaders and who he dissed. Pac was gonna be the next Malcom X, that’s more important than any songs he would’ve done. But no one talks about that. These goofy ass interviewer’s want to talk about some beef from 30 years ago.

[@superwario2741]

ummmmm NO. Pac was a fucking loser. Obsessed with gang culture but wasn't about it and too dumb to understand the consequences. Fuck Gaypac.

[@superwario2741]

@@westside8514 Because you're stupid. He's just another idiot who thought he was hard but wasn't and got killed by the tougher nigga around the corner like they all do.

[@jaystacks5249]

@@tonybravado8231 louder please. Someone had the nerve to say they called him black Jesus which is really sad. To even think of pac in that light shows how far we are behind

[@akingwithwords2144]

It’s SO easy to forget how young these cats were…

[@JaeThaGemini]

Pac givin his lil homies the same advice that wouldve saved his own life in Vegas “sometimes you may see the enemy & have to walk right by em ..”

[@MrTee12]

PAC was so impulsive at times and Loyal to a fault. Defending Deathrow and/or his homies got him killed.

[@NA-gd3sd]

You can't apply da same tactic on different terrain. An award show, you keep it pushin, but in da streets you may have to employ a different tactic.

[@wnnfrhrw4452]

Kidada Jones said that Pac told her that it was Orlando Anderson that instigated The Fight. Go figure. "You cannot revolt against a people whose values you share." - Dr. Amos N. Wilson Htptiwny [viz, May Peace & Blessings be unto You All]

[@henrybiggs3113]

Y'all sneak belittlements are sickening... The only enemies Pac had was the establishment & crooked ass niggas that think like y'all...💯💯💯 Sure had him meet in Vegas without other artists of deathrow... Suge's blood set had the so called beef with Orlando, allegedly... It's clear Pac was set up by higher authorities... Deathrow was littered with police... Pac always had a strong stance against the law since his debut album... It's crazy how y'all stay stuck in this demonic masonic street destruction to justify y'all belittlements of him... Just because Napoleon was near Pac since 94 doesn't mean he is riding for Pac... He can tell these stories... But he played his role too...🙄🙄🙄

[@MrTee12]

@@wnnfrhrw4452 Dr. Amos Wilson is a unknown to many…he’s definitely one of the most profound men of his era. Great professor and lecturer.

[@MrTee12]

Why ART always acting surprised by stuff….😂. He has been interviewing everyone involving Tupac for years!

[@AxxinTheSupernova]

😂

[@j04370859]

Yeah 😂

[@Nocaption666]

​@@youngtupac1971 your mom was locked up with them suck there dicks and that is why you came in life😂😂

[@timmy841212]

😂😂😂

[@WillWorldGlobal]

interview trick for the viewers lol

[@shiningforce9033]

That karate dude he was talking bout, was prolly Karate Joe from QB. Heard alot about dude but never seen him but from a few old pics on Instagram.

[@donskeezy4042]

I was thinking that too from P book

[@bohammondlee7472]

I was about to type that but we'll never know

[@screamingeagle11b]

I heard of him through various interviews... I wonder if he's still alive

[@Brotha00]

Man you all are a lot bigger fans than me…

[@MPPharaoh]

That’s the first name popped in my head 😂 🥋

[@Lee_1985]

Fatal sittin right next to Pac holdin him down at the awards show.. frontline soldier

[@Lesane11]

This shows Fatal was not kicked out from the Group

[@thugmonk9837]

4:24 LL's girl checking Pac out 😂 no wonder all these guys hate on Pac

[@oskrnavljenicrv]

the beef was over Kidada Jones, daughter of Quincy Jones

[@animebrospodcast4577]

Nas had a karate expert 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jaymac8421]

Yeah his bodyguard was Karate Joe from the bridge, he was no joke, I got fam in Queens, that dude wasn’t nothing to play with for real

[@animebrospodcast4577]

@@jaymac8421 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@PR-WAY]

The Outlawz & Death Row woulda made Karate Joe the expert do out of control back flips over the Queens Bridge😂

[@kg6987]

@@PR-WAY 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@schaftsson7392]

I’d like to see how the KExpert tricks n cheats a drive by shooting on his ass..

[@Geee23]

I was differently your age napoleon and the other outlawz.All I can say 2pac and the outlawz was the GOAT of the 90”s and coming from the BAY,I use to listen to RBL POSSE 11.5 and bunch of other artist like SPICE 1,JT the bigga Figure. I miss those underground hardcore music from 2pac and the outlawz.

[@space_dogg]

The outlaws were great on 2pac tracks. On Hit em up, hail mary, trading war stories, their verses are hard as hell, but after pac died all of their music was wack, you'll find none of that in my playlist, even though i gave them a chance and listened to it

[@bg8881]

Karate Joe ..Queens bridge legend

[@OlliWitta3_]

Wish Pac woulda applied his own advice when he seen Orlando. But that's how it is when your the lil homie. Just like Napoleon wanted to prove his loyalty to Pac. Pac wanted to do the same for Suge and MOB

[@C-Lyfe85]

Not popping off at an award show, because you're there on business, is totally different. Compared to popping off at a casino, where you have plenty of idle time. You act the fool at the VMAs, they don't play your videos, you get banned from ever showing up again. Now, I do wish they would have had that same care for when they were at the 1996 Soul Train Awards, and they almost ruined Don Cornelius's event. Why act ghetto at the Black awards, but be calm and the white awards.

[@GothBoi]

“Call me a MF’n trouble maker send me 2 jail, but watch me bust on LL” - Pac 1.13.96

[@desertdetroiter428]

LL wasn’t THINKING about no Pac. Lol

[@mrkilo-g8794]

He wasn't but he was sad about Mrs Jones

[@MrRodney284]

That was a diss towards pac lame

[@desertdetroiter428]

@@MrRodney284 phuck outta here. LL never gave a shit about Pac then or now. Y’all Pac dickriders get on my last phuckin nerve.

[@kactusjaxson2965]

"Lets talk about it: back when Jungle told Pac *It's on soon as we walk up out this*

[@ladarionaustin2179]

“Of Course Pac Stood His Ground” Mu Always let y’all know who his loyalty rides with💯🎯 #REALONE

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Prob not even loyalty just the truth

[@zymeerwhitman8761]

2pac Harlem LL Cool J Queens

[@KingWilliams661]

​@@zymeerwhitman8761 Exactly

[@bobbygoodwin4260]

There's loyalty and there's love. Love is telling someone what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. Not knocking dude, but to be in your 40's and still never finding fault in anything your friend ever did, even in their 20's, that isn't love. Like real love. It's just not. I'd take take love every day of the week over loyalty because you don't even need to question loyalty from the people who you know genuinely love you.

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@bobbygoodwin4260 damn

[@bornkinguniversal]

Napoleon is right Pac had a lot of love for some of the people he was at odds with. Listen to the song Old School he gives high praise to LL and gives De La Soul their respect 💯

[@chosenone2788]

I came here to say the same thing. I see you beat me to it. All facts 💯

[@bornkinguniversal]

@@chosenone2788 💯💯💯

[@Spirosbotos]

“You might not always be able to do something” a lot of people today still let their personal bullshit boil over at the wrong place wrong time

[@amaddenmind4597]

LL & 2pac was beefing over k Jones

[@thecunninlynguist]

I shot ya remix is still 🔥🔥

[@drepierre2801]

@@youngtupac1971 DMX wasn’t on that song brother…

[@jsanders9975]

@@youngtupac1971 wtf you talking about 🤣

[@thecunninlynguist]

​@@drepierre2801freestyle. Song eventually became get at me dog minus pac disses.

[@gerardovega4641]

Keith murray killed that! Big pun too!

[@thecunninlynguist]

​@@gerardovega4641you mean Joey? Pun was in the vid but doesn't have a verse. Although pun might have wrote it for Joe. I love P's verse...ilumanti got my mind soul and body secret society tryna keep an eye on me

[@ungalld]

Mutah is the realest Ryder. Dude been solid since solid 💯

[@ungalld]

@@youngtupac1971 That’s his friend. But, you’re a eggplant using Pac’s name on KZbin. You’re riding it hard, calling his friend a fanboyy 😂 Talkin bout “Young Tupac” He would be so disappointed. Don’t need to tell u what Pac think about not being original. 😂😂

[@TheJDeuce]

At the end of the OG "Lil Homies", Pac says "LL...what? I'll rock yo mothafuckin bells!!"

[@transcendbeing]

MaashAllah brother. I have never seen a former rapper become as wise as you are. May Allah bless you and reward you more.

[@rahsunallah2825]

Makavelli trained soldiers!!!

[@rgibbs9734]

Pac did more in his short life than most "Rappers" do in they whole career. Dead or alive. There will never and I mean NEVER, be another Pac!

[@louiedangelo3843]

But he dead tho

[@reginaldroundtree1325]

Nah. Dead at 25 from foolishness isn't something to look forward to.

[@gardenstateboss]

@@reginaldroundtree1325for real especially dying over a chain that didn't belong to Pac

[@Crpdoll]

Facts

[@user-zw6rq9pp7p]

Nah he died at a young age. I made it two years past him so far, I'm looking forward to a long healthy life now, I'm not in that drama 18 year old mindset anymore. Pac was still doing it.

[@unclemurdablackandyellow5481]

LL was another one that waited til pac died and was throwing subliminals on phenomenon which happen to be produced by diddy

[@rednirabkriv5376]

U crazy bro ? LL would have his cheek clapped like all these other clowns if they responded before pac died lol. It would be triple L from that day. LLL

[@datniggaeazye.5968]

Name them

[@oskrnavljenicrv]

"Baby girl was draped on Chanel She said she loves Tupac But hates some LL"

[@dhm5675]

That was actually a compliment and not a diss against pac🤦🏾‍♂️

[@bobbygoodwin4260]

LL is the battle GOAT. You must not know..

[@polioepidemic8746]

Salute Karate Joe!!!

[@shawtyeatemup1352]

Lmfao I heard bout bro in a Prodigy verse cuh

[@polioepidemic8746]

Facts,A QB Legend!

[@ishmaelmoo]

Napoleon speaks Facts,exposing them faulty ones

[@colossus112785]

Noticed how LL's wife Simone was peeping out Pac 😂

[@billyripp]

@@youngtupac1971 hell yeah 👀👀👀👀

[@SteelerzReignSupremeII]

​@@youngtupac1971 , gay fan.

[@imackmusic7924]

Pac ain't Gon Never Rest in Peace....

[@queenofnyc5584]

It’s been 27 years he’s been resting. People are allowed to talk about him still, that’s what happens when you’re known. See when you die nobody going to talk about you and do interviews about you cause you’re a nobody but pac is somebody with impact.

[@imackmusic7924]

@@queenofnyc5584 Boy If You don't GTFOH... Ya Mama Ain't No Dam Body..TF

[@j04370859]

Because people are talking about him? 😂

[@imackmusic7924]

@@j04370859 CORRECT

[@j04370859]

@iMack Music I don't think you know what not letting someone rest in peace means. You might as well say no legends can rest in peace if we talk about them. 😆

[@mANTiC_eYE]

Let's not forget the Freestyle Biggie did on the wake up show right after Pac died....that verse is undeniably a direct diss song to Pac. Cant get more disrespectful than that. That's why I believe he was prolly set up ..once again the timing of that freestyle was horrible than try to say I love dude and he crazy thinking we set him up

[@kyle6424]

The idea that Who Shot Ya, wasn't meant to suggest a dig at 2pac at the time they released it indicates that either these so called smart individuals were incredibly stupid or they think people are incredibly stupid now to believe that narrative. Biggie was there when Pac got shot, he and the Bad Boy camp knew he felt some way about their involvement (if I'm not mistaken Puffy wrote Pac denying any knowledge although I'm not sure if that predated the songs release). The only real question is why they wanted to do that in the first place. I dont think Biggie was actually involved in the shooting, but it seems like Puffy may have wanted to capitalise on the drama for sales or something (Butrows certainly suggests it). And yes, Biggie as the artist had some responsibility the to check Puffy or clean that mess up after the fact. People try to blame Pac for not knowing that song was a) recorded before his shooting (how would he know that), and b) that it wasn't about him when he was literally just shot at a studio where Biggie and Puffy were present. When you think about the subliminal disses rappers pick up on in others songs (often correctly) is there any wonder Pac felt a certain way about the song. Ppl act like Biggie and Puffy walked around the industry like Mr Magoo. Fuck outta here.

[@bobbywrong8112]

Super FACTS

[@queenofnyc5584]

I mean he was at biggie album release and Keith Murray already said that song was been recorded so y’all just reaching at this point

[@gardenstateboss]

Just to show how crazy Pac was, first Who shot cha was recorded way before Pac shot himself during the robbery. Second the original song was suppose to have LL on it in addition to Keith Murray. Which is why Keith Murray's also on I shot ya.There's still a version on YT that have Keith Murray verse. But after hearing Big's verse LL decided to no do the song over competition. I shot Ya was a sequel to Who Shot Cha if LL didn't back out of doing the record. Pac was crazy, always jumping to conclusions, heavy emotional quick to react before understanding what's going on. Both song was never about 2PAC yet he thought it was.

[@demondaniels5095]

​@@gardenstateboss Pac was shot in 1994, beginning of Who Shot Ya....9-5, get live, 9-5. If they had the where with all to edit that they could have went a different direction with the song. And the New York News reported 2pac screaming who shot me. So no Pac wasn't crazy. Like the original post says, they were not Mr. Magoo. They knew what they were doing.

[@rainfall1drop]

Another thing is yall looking at this from 2023 perspective. In 1995 before Dear Mama and Hit em Up came out, Tupac was not a top 10 rapper on any list. Especially in Big's circle in NYC. Big was the king of hip hop when Pac was shot off that one album that came out the summer before. Pac brought the West Coast back after he got out of jail. I'll give him that. But before that his two hits were I get around and keep your head up. Cool songs but a lot of rappers had more and bigger hits than that at the time. So nobody was thinking about Pac like that when they heard who shot ya. Except Pac because 1) Pac was paranoid 2) Pac was mad Biggie and them were in Vibe saying his story didn't match what they heard (especially Pac insinuating that they knowingly set him up in his earlier Vibe interview) 3) Pac wanted to sell records and knew he could capitalize on anti-NYC sentiment that was spreading in the country bc NY nggas thought they were cooler than everyone else.

[@WestsidePiFF]

I believe Napoleon is talking about Karate Joe from Queensbridge. Heard a lot of stories about him.

[@kg6987]

Karate Joe Queens legend

[@thefreakyrobber0]

Jungle the TRUTH

[@Roryraw14]

I wonder if that karate expert was Prodigy’s man Karate Joe from QB LOL

[@aintnodmvoriginalDC]

Pac showed love to LL on me against the world Nothing like the old-school

[@BigWilt2000]

My song

[@room616oc]

Almost 30 years later still nobody comes close to PAC. This brother was truly prophet of the entertainment world. His stories never gets olds and every new untold stories are just amazing. Cmon artificial intelligence we need to recreate an AI PAC. I thinks the next move on the AI world they gonna somehow brings back the dead virtually. Mark my words

[@1MeanBean]

Lol We already had hologram 2Pac at Coachella. Only a matter of time since AI made an Eminem song about cats that Universal Music Publishing just sent a cease and desist order to KZbin to pull down since AI pretty used samples of Eminem voice and lyrics from his entire catalog to make that song. While it should be protected under the first amendment since the AI’s song is obviously a satire parody of Eminem however you can tell that it sampled his voice and words from lyrics from his real songs which would be no different than a DJ sampling an Eminem song. That is copyright infringement and UMPG does then have the legal right to issue a C&C and demand monetary compensation for damages against all the copyrighted works in his catalog that they own.

[@kaizersose7437]

Nobody come close to PAC cause Pac got smoked for being all wild and dumb, nobody want that

[@thehypocriticalcynic9182]

Nas has a karate expert ready to fight us -Napolean

[@delmarfrazier2727]

Jay Z is rolling over in his Maybach 😂

[@TheEmpireStrikes74]

Nah, it was a cat who was from Queensbridge who was with Jungle..lol..Dude was just a karate expert.

[@robertragan3761]

After you beat Karate Joe ,you face the boss Nas in the final level.

[@escoboxinganalysis2237]

Pac named LL on old school. So damn...

[@mrkilo-g8794]

Then 2Pac got LL ex

[@seancarlstorm]

Well pac should of walked pass the enemy in 96 Vegas 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@brianburton5946]

Jungle spoke on this. He said that these girls were sweating Death Row and he was like Fuxk Death Row and the whole crew ran up on him. lol

[@westside4life77]

Napoleon needs his own Podcast!

[@DetroitsChosenOne]

Facts bro 💯

[@gerardovega4641]

He had a podcast

[@westside4life77]

@@fruitpac Eat a Bag of Dicks Bytch Made Ass Nigga!!!!!!!

[@Boo-yaa86]

@@fruitpac no one needs your hate and jealousy on every pac video pussy

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@fruitpac ha

[@Trllla_g]

4:23 Crazy I had no Idea Never Seen that Pic

[@destineetyson7756]

I love you Napoleon you are my favorite rapper on the plane ❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋❤️💋

[@gbrazor]

So Biggie and every over rapper on the planet was supposed to take out every gun/shooting bar because Pac was going to think it was directed at him?!?! 🤦‍♂️ Anyway, RIP to both kings!

[@marcusb.1482]

You’re wasting your time man lol… logic and reasoning is out the window when it comes to Pac

[@uptonogood3306]

Like Pac was the only person that got shot in 94/95 😅

[@Jooseloose]

​@@marcusb.1482 Bruh!!

[@bigbangtheory1185]

@@marcusb.1482 lol facts.

[@bigbangtheory1185]

@@uptonogood3306 Pac was that type of dude you need to tell him to sit his ass down before he gets us all killed. Dude got biggie in all this mess.

[@tonychiba3318]

Some stuff should never be spoken of again. Let it rest ❤️

[@shaquilleburton1611]

@Tony Chiba why not? Let's set the record straight and keep the legends memory alive.

[@BillyG.O.A.TMedia]

​@Shaquille Burton they not setting the record straight THEY LYING

[@liveyourlifeb4end]

Yes like your life stfu

[@westyraviz]

What??? Are you trying to say that they shouldn’t squeeze every last dollar out of these legendary stories when there’s actually an audience for it? Everything you’re seeing and hearing is all a business and people are getting paid.

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

@@BillyG.O.A.TMedia word straight remixing and freestylin

[@sobelyfe9461]

Napoleons face went to 😑 when the interviewer said Jungle was wild 😂😂😂😂

[@Smakowy69]

When I'm watching all these videos about Tupac friends speak about Him sometimes I wonder Why they take so much care about His legacy keeping alive after almost 30 years since He passed away 🤔 I know all that - Homies forever, street Loyalty, don't get me wrong but His music teach me one important thing about life. The best help You Can do is help yourself and live by Your own rules! Teach how to separate good from the bad and don't forget Who You are.

[@looplst]

Agreed

[@adeyele45]

I love it. I read prodigies book, and he said they had a karate expert from queens bridge

[@zymeerwhitman8761]

Pac had Harlem for an Long time ❤

[@OutsideTheRopes]

This is how you know Pac was a street dude…If you from the street’s you can feel when someone with bad intentions is walking up you. He was watching Jungle the whole time 😂

[@albertdaley9093]

Jungle was about smoke pac

[@kaizersose7437]

@@albertdaley9093facts! Jungle was finna pop his ass and Suge

[@magnumkalson]

Napoleon is one of the outlaw living wild homie... art you can see how is face kindna change when you say jungle is wild...O4L STAY STRONG MUH..

[@BeyBrightOfficial]

LL Cool J had a line in his song Phenomenon that said..”do you really want a thug or do you want love” that was possibly a subliminal shot at Pac based upon his relationship with Kidada Jones

[@DetroitsChosenOne]

I remember. Still got that album and it's a few songs on there where he was definitely goin at Pac

[@babyjesus1056]

@@fruitpac shut up white kid go hit up the LL cool j and Eminem pages

[@tonybravado8231]

Right. Sh!t is hilarious. Pac fans swear every one tried to diss him. Lots of NY MC’s had love for Pac.

[@denizisi7245]

@@tonybravado8231They did. Many NY rappers were sneak dissing not only 2pac, but the west coast in general.

[@PR-WAY]

He was a thug who stole his gurl an made love to her lol

[@adnanadi9898]

Jungle said Kadafi confronted him and told him 'I'm Death Row I'm ready to die right here' and that made him step back 😂

[@tbird77]

always says awe man that crazy 😂 Awe man that’s wild man

[@Brownpride88]

Wasn't there also some history between LL dating Kidada Jones before Pac and that that also had something to do with the beef?

[@oredi2159]

At one point Pac was just beefing with whoever was hot at the time for clout, Mu need to keep it a bean. Main man had beef with Lauryn Hill 😑

[@TruStory97]

Nah, The Fugees as a group dog. They kept coming at him on their songs, talking about fake thugs and shit.

[@oredi2159]

@@TruStory97 fam nobody came at him, every mention of thug wasn’t bout Pac. He was reaching coming at whoever was hot. 96 was Fugees and Nas year so he made up fake beefs with them. And he came at Lauryn specifically “look bish I cut your face this ain’t no muthafckn movie”

[@TruStory97]

@@queenofnyc5584 I think it was ready or not Bruh, at the end with them talking.

[@larickywalker7568]

2pac was in touch with his self and left a legacy that's saving lives now and a message for the unborn to the hater that said he was always in his feelings what have u done besides work a 9 to 5 when u die you will be forgotten

[@murdermane934]

​@@youngtupac1971 @😅

[@larickywalker7568]

Opinions like assholes everyone got one

[@user-Tripleggggggg]

Bytch u work 9-5 too😂

[@sebastienc.2257]

Saving lives how. More people lose their li es emulating him

[@Crpdoll]

My dad touched me when I was 9 or 10

[@G.A.M.A-]

Interesting version of the event

[@starastro4591]

“And that Nigga jungle is just a garden to me.” -Jigga

[@grandinquizitor7412]

Pac was mature for a 25yr old, but he couldn't use that maturity to stop himself from making that fateful mistake in Las Vegas that got him killed.

[@micahwest2793]

That didn't get him killed. That was a set up to kill Suge. Tupac getting in the wrong car got him killed..

[@dkurt2725]

When people say tupac was no street dude i never seen in my life any what people call gangster (very stupid term) reach a gun while on gun point from 3 dude nobody will do that at least very few

[@cardpuller17]

He wasn't gangster meaning he wasn't raised to be in a gang like those in LA, but he hood hopped like Soulja Boy and Chris Brown. We don't like when they do it, not when he did.

[@dkurt2725]

@@cardpuller17 who we don't ? So you are a gangster comeee oooon if you ever had something in common with streets you know there is no fucking gangster kindergarten you just hang in streets and from there it goes

[@ezup5005]

Some of the beef I'm pretty sure was them trying get in the mix for that bag.. cuz if Pac mentioned them they #$ was going up ibet..

[@LilAlpo1]

People forget 2 Pac took some shots at LL. I remember an unreleased Pac song I heard on some mixtape in maybe '96 or '97 where at the end of the record Pac was like, "Nigga, I'll rock YO muthafuckin' bells, punk ass nigga!" And I was like, "What did LL do?" Lol

[@bohammondlee7472]

U should interview Jungle.

[@humblebragger500]

Facts

[@larryconnerjr1835]

Pac wouldn’t have a chance against LL in a fist fight that dude has always been swole !!

[@JOHN-zl5kw]

Don't matter how big u are. Most buff dudes get buff to scare people off with their size because they REALLY Aint like that.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

When it comes to Pac I wouldn’t say he’d be the most skilled dude to fight, I imagine he was wild the way he fought, but I can imagine Tupac being a hard guy to keep down. Some dudes keep coming back for more no matter how many times you drop em, those guys are hard to beat

[@paulturndupschmidt5563]

Not true don't get me wrong I love both artists always have and always will but you can't make an assumption that just because somebody has big muscles they're going to win the fight automatically

[@mrkilo-g8794]

LL couldn't knocked out Kool Moe Dee

[@paulturndupschmidt5563]

@@youngtupac1971 🤣🤣😅🤣😅 mhm doubt it

[@TrueProphit]

No one can convince me that song wasn’t about pac.

[@westyraviz]

Maybe it did not start out about him, but people forget that some of the verses could have been rewritten after the shooting in order to better suit the narrative. So in that respect, you’re right-it was about Pac.

[@westyraviz]

@@fruitpac Except asking “Who Shot Ya” which was the exact question Tupac was asking of himself at that moment.

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

@@westyraviz The song was out on bad boy mixtape months before the incident there was nothing rewritten the song wasn’t even a single they dropped it as a b-side to big poppa remix the remix didn’t take off dj’s started playing who shot ya that’s when Big re-recorded it for radio

[@westyraviz]

@@MrWARBUCKS24 Are you sure about this? So what was Tupac’s beef about the song or the timing then? It must have been designed to needle Tupac somehow. Coincidences do occur in life, but not to this degree. You never know, maybe they did indeed release the complete track beforehand-knowing fully well that he was going to get shot.

[@westyraviz]

@@fruitpac I’m actually not a Tupac fanboy. I do respect his credentials as a rapper and even as a cultural icon, but I totally disapproved of his behavior and lifestyle, and don’t at all view him as a positive example to young people back then or now.

[@miguelhargrave7405]

Ohhh so wen Nas called Jay a "Taebo Hxe".. maybe he brought him along for the beef 🥋😆😆😆🤣🤣

[@craigwilliams325]

Wish Pac had followed his own lesson, he taught the lil' homies. Should have just kept it movin' with Orlando at MGM.

[@HipnikDragomir]

Crazy how young Napoleon looks after almost 30 years.

[@JS-ip7mh]

He was a teenager then then just stop

[@MrWARBUCKS24]

The nigga was like 15 back then

[@user-cq5fj6fr1u]

Art is the top investigative journalist

[@58ways2prosper]

Big shout out to the god of war Karate Joe who was known for knockin out a dude with a single kick or punch! 🥋

[@jackarmstrong6522]

Kung fu Joe. King of karate, ju jitsu, and all kinds of shit you aint ever heard of🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lionelhutz5137]

Don't think, feeel

[@SteelerzReignSupremeII]

And would of gotten his head blown the fk off. "Instead of a mack 10, he tried strapping, gats to his back and, that's what the fk happens- biggie.

[@cardpuller17]

​@Jack Armstrong you see they didn't fight him. They were outnumbered and didn't really want that smoke.

[@gardenstateboss]

Just to show how crazy Pac was, first Who shot cha was recorded way before Pac shot himself during the robbery. Second the original song was suppose to have LL on it in addition to Keith Murray. There's still a version on YT that have Keith Murray verse. But after hearing Big's verse LL decided to no do the song over competition. I shot Ya was a sequel to Who Shot Cha if LL didn't back out of doing the record. Pac was crazy, always jumping to conclusions, heavy emotional quick to react before understanding what's going on. Both song was never about 2PAC yet he thought it was.

[@MrMarquis86]

That robbery made him very insecure and paranoid where he thought everyone was talking shit about him.

[@brianburton5946]

I agree with what you said but it wasn't just Pac's insecurities. The hip hop community definitely thought those two songs were about 2Pac. And neither LL or Biggie did anything to diffuse those rumors. So Pac was somewhat justified in his apprehensions

[@nipvelithewise3523]

Shut up clown pac never shot himself

[@MrMarquis86]

@Brian Burton 2pac knew "who shot ya" was recorded way before he was shot. He played victim while capitalizing off his situation to sell records. It was all an act to be on top. It wasn't personal It was business and we the public was fooled.

[@mr.montana1384]

Pac might have shot himself once but he wasn't bullshitting about all the other gun wounds on him. Fuckmaster Flex started that BS rumor up again recently.

[@thelight3547]

I’m tired of hearing how innocent people think big was. Brooklyn ninjas is the grimiest of them all. Rob they own mother

[@truthspeaker4ever]

Yaki was next to TUPAC u left that part out napoleon ! Jungle speaks about Yaki having a knife on him making a threat to Jungle. “yea I got your man right here” telling Jungle that as he was next to Nas and PAC. Napoleon makes himself out to be the only rider. Like Yaki wasn’t always there. Smh

[@lasallebrown3310]

Yaki said I’m ready to die !!!! Jungle said he kinda got shook lol

[@timmy841212]

Napoleon never mentions Yaki. That’s why I side eye him. I believe of all the Outlaws, only Yaki and Fatal had Pac’s back.

[@steven1811]

Sad PAC did not follow his own advice.

[@theillsun]

LL is the TRUE GOAT.

[@hgabrielroseman4499]

😂 GOAT of licking lips.

[@theillsun]

@aermax 7321 shut the fuck up. He is artist, not a politician.

[@theillsun]

@aermax 7321 let me guess, Tupac the menace did so much for n8ggas.

[@bobbygoodwin4260]

​@@fruitpac talk about it. 💯

[@theillsun]

@@bobbygoodwin4260 Gangsterina. A Zesty ass nigga story. Narrated by Jada Pinkett

[@atlantabirdgang]

luv Pac but he was a lil sensitive with some of these beefs

[@dn30001]

This dude was poppin off at EVERYONE if he thought his feet fit the shoes

[@WorkhardPlayhard651]

They was rap beefs though outside of biggie and puffy honestly

[@dn30001]

@@youngtupac1971 like Prodigy of Mobb Deep???

[@dn30001]

@@youngtupac1971 but you just proved you could sit on a barstool......and make it disappear

[@queenofnyc5584]

@@dn30001 “sit on a barstool and make it disappear” you funny lmao

[@turtleanton6539]

Ofc it was

[@KingKeshane]

Puffy adlibs on Who Shot Ya definitely was tryna spark a response

[@mccolycoken]

LL and Pac beef was over Quincy Jones daughter!😅

[@qigonglungz]

Pac said "Why you so close to me..." cuz NY ninjas be having razors... Shout out to NY, it ain't just about guns up there, them ninjas like that melee combat... Deceps used to terrorize ninjas with literal hammers, screwdrivers, and meat cleavers.... Some "Gangs of New York" type shht... and Pac from NY so he knew... "Don't get close to me!" I got a lot of respect for ninjas that ain't scared of melee combat. Most strictly gun ninjas are like that cuz they p00sy...

[@johnsondoeboy2772]

Putting scars on faces like bitches. Instead of pulling out the wack and poking a nigga up, they rather cut a nigga face. PVSSY!!!

[@PR-WAY]

NY dudes seem soft compared to the West Coast

[@calvinbrice.t2140]

@@PR-WAY why? I’m from NYC and I just wanna hear why you think NY seems soft compared to the West?

[@trevoncash]

Art of dialogue dude is such a Pac Stan he won’t admit that 2Pac hustled backwards and got himself into unnecessary situations

[@jordanfan88]

I shot yah was a response to 2pac blaming biggie ..so LL was trying to say NY shot ya.

[@jarvasedundy1]

I always tell people, 2pac never had any Hip-Hop beefs prior to that 94 shooting and he made a song call Old School off Me Against The World. Paying homage to all the rappers who came before him, and also showing respect to the east coast/New York the birthplace of HIP-HOP. If 2pac felt you were trying to diss him on a record, he was going to come for you and he was thd biggest rapper in 95 and 96. Who Shot Ya, was definitely bad timing of release. But Puffy knew exactly what he was doing and knew it would help Biggie sell records and it did exactly that.

[@jarvasedundy1]

@@fruitpac Dumbass, If a rapper has the #1 album in the country. Doesn't that makes them the biggest rapper in the game? 2pac Dear Mama was a huge hit in 95 and was all over the radio and on MTV and Rap City Tha Basement and so was Shed So Many Tears. I remembered it like was yesterday, cause I saw it on tv back in 95. Ready To Die sold 57k in its first week sales in 94 and it went gold two months after it was released and after a year it was release it went platinum. It then went 2x platinum in 98 after he died. So while Biggie was alive from 94-97. Ready To Die was still only platinum. It didn't reach 6x platinum until after he died. Me Against The World sold 240k in it first week sales and has gonre 3x platinum of sales as of 2011. Know your shit before you come for somebody. You really tried to make it out like Ready To Die went 6x platinum while he was alive. 😂 😂

[@jarvasedundy1]

@@fruitpac And if you aren't a fan of 2pac why your weird ass on his KZbin fan channel? You're a stan more than his fans are and your name says it all. I remembered going back and forth with your clown ass awhile back. I remembered I asked you to show me a link of a full body picture of 2pac doing ballet or a full video too. And you went ghost 😂

[@marcusb.1482]

You do know Pac was from New York lol

[@marcusb.1482]

@@queenofnyc5584 they don’t want to remember lol

[@jarvasedundy1]

@@marcusb.1482 No shit Sherlock lol, who doesn't know that. My point was, he didn't have any beefs before the accident took place. But people always make it out like he hated New York or the east coast

[@1MeanBean]

Napoleon has things confused or didn’t know about 2Pac dating Quincy Jones daughter at the time. Her previous boyfriend before she hooked up with Pac was LL Cool J and they were together for a few years before they broke up. Quincy Jones was helping LL at the time change his image so he could get into acting and advise him in the making of Mr. Smith album which he had already promised to do before his daughter broke up with LL. Quincy Jones still honored his promise despite them breaking up and helped Tupac help land his roles for Gridlock and Gang Related. That’s why 2Pac felt threatened by LL because he was still doing business with her dad and still had feelings for her. Pac wanted to let LL know that he was her new man and to pretty much back off and move on. That’s why he dissed him during his Makaveli phase. So either Napoleon didn’t know the backstory or was never clued in on Pac’s relationship with Quincy Jone’s daughter and her previous relationship with LL.

[@Smokey9278artist]

Longwa kuna.

[@timmy841212]

How old is Napoleon now? 44? 45? It’s likely Pac never wanted Napoleon to know about that part.

[@youngtied2092]

​@@timmy841212 exactly 😂

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

​@@timmy841212 yea