How 2Pac And Biggie BECAME DEADLY ENEMIES [Documentary 2024]

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In this documentary, you'll get to see the story of how 2Pac and The Notorious B.I.G. became friends, then turned into deadly rivals. Whether you're a fan of 2Pac or The Notorious B.I.G., this documentary is a must-watch. It'll reveal the two artists in a whole new light, and let you into the world of hip-hop history in a way.
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00:00 - What is the video about?
02:16 - The Beginning of Friendship
04:01 - Tupac's influence on Biggie
05:14 - How Haitian Jack Changed the Life of a Tupac
06:04 - The Night That Changed Tupac's Life
07:26 - The moment when Tupac and Biggie's friendship was shattered
10:58 - The confession of one of Tupac's robbers
13:10 - Scandalous Source Awards
14:54 - Tupac gets out of jail
16:54 - The Death of Suge Knight's Friend
17:39 - Shooting in New York
18:34 - The moment when Tupac pointed a gun at Biggie
19:10 - Hit 'Em Up
19:54 - Tupac slept with Biggie's wife?
23:00 - Tupac's Last Day
25:21 - Did Tupac know he was going to die?
26:00 - Biggie's Reaction to Tupac's Death
27:21 - Biggie's Last Day
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[@YourXellency]

Now... Takeoff is the next one of ours gone.

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[@YourXellency]

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[@bigt4135]

I was 13 when pac died. He seemed so old then. Now I’m 39, all these guys were just kids. Crazy.

[@thetylergirlz2065]

😂same age as me I thought he was so old

[@steven.1983]

Youre same age as me i grew up listening to pac

[@LankyJay601]

Yea I’m 32 so I was 6 when he died. Now looking back, they were the same age group as the current rappers beefing now.

[@BigPurp9]

I was born 2 months after he died, I’m 26 now and it’s crazy to think about all that he’d achieved and the legacy he’d left at just 25

[@dverarde84]

Class of 02 or 03? I was class of 02. It was Pac and Kurt Cobain for us 😭

[@carter3369]

“The only thing that can stop me is death….and even then my music will live forever.” -2Pac

[@jaycostewart8]

Not one lie told..👏🏾👏🏾💯👊🏿

[@deentheking1057]

And he gave us plenty of music

[@melissamcclam4899]

He didn’t lie

[@henrymeyer5214]

not forever

[@brandityty2583]

@@henrymeyer5214 yes FOREVER

[@ariver7491]

Dam. 2pac saying "let's take pictures for memories" is a hard statement. The dude knew he wasn't going to make it that time

[@starter47990]

True

[@NtGoat_AKA_Goatie]

Tupac and Biggie’s friendship is a prime example of a friendship that ended way too soon. It’s a friendship that was good while it lasted 😢.

[@CBOE2012]

Very deep

[@leejee88]

It's what happens when power money n greed get mixed up between friends

[@NtGoat_AKA_Goatie]

@@leejee88 mhm yup. This is why it’s good to separate business with pleasure.

[@TheTARANISh]

It's the irony and a curse of two gemini friends, they can be best friends and then be two worst enemies. They both got shot 4x as if one bullet was for each persons character, they were both gangsters and at the same time they were both good, worm and loving persons. They were together like yin and yang, a mirrors of each others. It's just funny how stars align sometimes.

[@NtGoat_AKA_Goatie]

@@TheTARANISh tell me about it 😅. It was definitely funny to see how the tables were turn. Not the fact they got shot ofc but how both of them were once legends out roaming the streets and also were two rappers doing their thing for the industry.

[@estaansah347]

I never get tired listening to Tupac's stories.

[@beccag420]

Me neither

[@sm45556]

​@@nicholusmwirigikinotihim and Santa both

[@Jmoneythebest]

I feel like the beef wouldn’t have got out of hand if biggie would’ve came and visit pac at least one time in prison man to man and they have a convo(without puffy)

[@antoinejenkins2096]

He tried to visit him in hospital do ur research pac was a clown man his behavior i dont get y people can't look back at it and say pac was a clown

[@Jmoneythebest]

@@antoinejenkins2096 crazy calling pac a clown😭 I do my research I knew that I seen the movies I know he tried to visit him in the hospital and they wouldn’t let him

[@antoinejenkins2096]

@@Jmoneythebest bro his behavior looking back was clown ass behavior

[@g.fizzle6373]

He Did Act Like A Jerk.,Really Good Subject Man.,Never Heard Anyone Raise That Point...But All We Can Do Now Is Wonder....

[@user-lj6jp8qp7z]

@@antoinejenkins2096 People like you always have to talk crap. Put yourself in Pacs shoes. You get shot 5 times. You survive. You then get sentenced to prison. One of your best friends doesn't come and visit you during your sentence. He then releases a song 3 months after you get shot titled "Who shot ya?" You definitely would get pissed off and act in anger aswell. Stop the cap. And yes I know who shot ya was recorded 3 months before Pac got shot. But it was still a dumbass move from Biggie to still release that. Biggie definitely caused the beef through His stupidity.

[@monot00nz]

Can you just imagine the records we would have gotten if Tupac had actually managed Biggie? Damn 😔

[@antoinejenkins2096]

2pac was a scumbag tho wen u look back at it he really could have got people killed with his behavior

[@somtochukwuuchendu7721]

Tupac definitely wouldn't be moaning in the background like Puffy does in all Biggie's songs

[@5thdawg917]

They've got quite a few songs together, all of them are 🔥 House of pain Runnin Running from the police Let's get it on Can't remember anymore from the top of my head, but these tracks are timeless

[@sphakamisozondi]

@@somtochukwuuchendu7721 🤣🤣🤣 bro, that's enough internet for u

[@aceofpittsburgh]

@@5thdawg917 I'm pretty sure running wasn't by either of them at all. If I remember correctly, it wasn't made until after they died.

[@PentaKillMedia]

Both Pac and Biggie were pawns in a much bigger chess game. They weren't killed for no reason. There are some people out there who massively benefitted from their death. It's no accident.

[@MsMyraEmily]

I’m looking at Puff

[@danielleschiazza6172]

Exactly!!!! I always believed Suge was the one making the plays! He was a bully and a manipulator. They were surrounded by snakes.

[@larreciashealey]

Yeah Puff and Suge caused all this clowning and violence

[@mikemurray726]

Puffy been making money of his name longer than BIG was alive. Kinda nutty.

[@supremesalsa06]

@@danielleschiazza6172 I´m so happy Ice Cube got off that Death Row boat... had he not, chances are Suge would've told him to sign with Death Row or swim with the sharks...

[@Pewling]

Tupac always seemed old somehow, because he was just such a mature soul since childhood really. 25.. Just a baby.

[@hellboy30098]

What took me out ..was how young they were I had never paid attention to the fact that they were just young men. I'm 26 and the fact that we're still listening to records made by kids like that is insane.

[@kellyhurley741]

Biggie was the better rapper, but Pac was the better artist. Meaning Biggie can say some shit that’ll make you say “whoa! That was fire!”, while Pac will say some shit that’ll make you say “damn! That was deep!” Two rappers/ artist that couldn’t be compared. R.I.P. Tupac Amaru Shakur & Christopher George Latore Wallace

[@Rumplegirlskin]

🤔You began with a comparison, then ended by saying they can’t be compared 😆. I know what you mean, but that was funny.

[@TwoTecs76]

@@Rumplegirlskin 😂😂😂

[@kellyhurley741]

@@Rumplegirlskin the first sentence is specifically showing you that you can’t compare either, because one was a rapper while the other was a artist…. I mean, does it clearer than that? 💀

[@travistreadway3180]

I feel biggie was more of a, “Rhyme rapper” while 2pac is the “story teller” both of them together would’ve made the greatest song ever

[@1deep499]

Real shit bruh! You can not compare them two! 💯

[@SrealG]

With Pac, there is a difference between having a prophecy of dying young..and then contributing to the actions that led to your death. RIP to a legend.

[@mikemurray726]

His prophecy included his Thug life I’m better than you attitude.

[@Shadow-wq4xh]

@@mikemurray726 yeah your right, also I’ve seen YT videos where people talk about TuPac being a hot head.

[@lalduhawmahrahsel7541]

It's so tragic that we lost Pac and Biggie way too soon....their legacy ..tho..will live 4ever...

[@sickamorestylz]

When Big went to Cali for the last time. U have to remember he went on the radio and freestyles Long Kiss Goodnight. Which offended a lot of ppl on the west coast. Any true hip hop head know he was dissing Pac on that song. He even says what happened. If he didn’t do that and just spoke nothing but love he probably would still be alive…

[@sushantrajput6920]

True!

[@intenseninja8241]

Biggie unintentionally got himself killed after rapping Long Kiss Goodnight in LA, as well as being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[@Tuke932]

Maybe Pac shouldn't have said he fucked Biggie's girl

[@a.olareks3653]

Imagine how many hits Pac would have blessed us with if he wore his vest that night

[@ASteelWheel]

Now that would have been an actual miracle.

[@biancaperez8221]

I wish he would have put that vest on!😔

[@djenzo2450]

What made him not wear it

[@thegoat8447]

@@djenzo2450 "too hot "

[@SaveTheKidsD2P]

Shot that killed him hit under his armpit area. A vest doesn’t cover there, so it didn’t matter.

[@davidphillips1500]

Two of the best ever to do it. Biggie the nicest ever to pick up a mic

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Love 2pac beats he was just so talented and king of rap just genuine with his lyrics.

[@liegggo]

Avoidable death. Both othe them didnt hate each other, but their crew and label wanted to feed off the drama and hype till it became fatal

[@gadget00]

nailed it; they were used by their crews and labels until they couldn't anymore

[@veryfine69]

I didn’t it was Pac’s to go after Bad Boy. I thought Suge Knight did, but damn Pac throw a platinum bomb with All Eyez On Me. Changed his image and everything. No more Mr. Nice Guy. 😂

[@isitoveryet9525]

Media was just as complicit. They were hyping up the west coast vs east coast nonsense like crazy, then immediately flipped the script after they passed.

[@marvellis6762]

2pac had uncanny talent. Juice and Above The Rim were outstanding movies....Pac and Bob Marley were musical geniuses and we've been robbed of their vibes. Every 100yrs they come around

[@ajamosci4901]

Tupac-25 years old Biggie-24 years old Takeoff-28 years old And the list goes on. Like being a successful rapper out here is to the detriment of your life. It just ain't fair.

[@josephsanchez5987]

Ok now that you put this out what is it to gain the world and lose your soul when you sell you soul to Satan when he comes calling you can't hide when you learn that God and the devil are real you will see the truth

[@eddiew.4650]

To be fair, two of them poor decisions that ended their lives. Tupac was acting all out and trying to fight everyone as soon as he signed up with Death Row. People keep bringing up how he mature and professional during that interview when he was 17, but he didn't show that wisdom at all during his death row days. Yeah it's understandble he was angry, but he was fighting guys who didn't have anything to do with him. And it's funny how he was dissing New York rappers, yet his butt was not only from New York, but he was dissing family members who were still there. Biggie was stubborn and arrogant for even going to the West Coast despite all of the warnings and death threats he recieved. He could've literally picked any other area in the US or even overseas to film Hypnotize. Takeoff was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.

[@Imthatoneboy]

@@eddiew.4650 facts bro though I heard puffy made biggie go

[@paulh7587]

Takeoff who is she

[@melvinbenjamin6792]

Man fuck takeoff 🤨🤨 We talking rappers you’re talking nonsense 😡

[@eddiebear34]

Imagine the east coast v west coast thing never happened. Imagine an up in smoke style concert with tupac and biggie included, as well as the tracks we could have had with them all on each others tracks

[@chulo9454]

Everybody just vibin east and west

[@hsthatzo8063]

East west rivalry was the golden age of rap tho, everything released these days is generic trap beats with crappy lyrics

[@OsyrisCorleone]

@@hsthatzo8063 The golden age of rap was Rakim, BDK, CL Smooth, Kool G, etc.. The east coast/west coast situation was awful for hip-hop. It was a beef created by media because they knew how sensitive rappers were in those days about their thug image. It was good for marketing, not good for hip hop because we lost two very important people in hip-hop. Literally every rapper agrees that it was a bad time for hip hop. The great songs we received were not a result of the east/west issue, it was a result of great artistry which STILL happens today, you just have to know what to listen to

[@onotualiyuohindase155]

The Real Soldiers of Hip Hop 🙌🏿 Tupac and Biggie. May their souls rest in peace.

[@powerbadpowerbad]

AGREED.Tupac & Biggie made the rap game back then,there'll never be another era like theirs.

[@nextlvlroy]

I wish we lived in an alternate universe where Eazy-E, Tupac, and Biggie were still alive! 😢

[@user-xo2vd6yr5v]

And Curt Cobain, Viktor Tsoi, John Lennon and others. I just imagine how many great song we missed because they passed away.

[@OakTownBizz-zm8rx]

Fa sho

[@taomaster2486]

Ai will bring them back

[@Ooran]

@@taomaster2486AI can replicate them, not be them

[@nickelwrangler446]

viktor tsoi mentioned, a man lost far too soon@@user-xo2vd6yr5v

[@younghurricane1995]

The media started it, not both of them! Biggie had so much love for Pac.. facts! There was no beef at all

[@h-bhb6809]

I agreed suge lawyer 👺

[@12tribes61]

Man Pac lived no easy life! Too many snakes involved in his life waiting to end his life. Sad way to live, some of Pac’s songs are outcries for living his life under constant threat for just existing.

[@hudsonbartley2493]

He was literally crying out for help Yes.

[@Tamd856]

His music is still living in us

[@Pojbnko6tr]

Biggie and 2pacs legacy will forever live on.

[@mikemurray726]

Due to Puffy they will have to🤦🏻‍♂️🙏🏻

[@veryfine69]

Pac was the man the more I learn about him the more love him. In the kitchen cooking for his friends. He had such a good heart, just a little too trusting. 🥰

[@warlock-uv7yn]

Dude was a rapist. Definitely not a good heart in that one.

[@joelpayne1193]

I kinda wish that 2pac and BIG sort it out with everything, if they did it they would be alive today and they teach young people who want be rappers about respect and loyalty for their street without violence

[@bradd2k2]

Tbh I think pac was always heading for death as soon as he signed for death row, I seen the other day that another label was about to get the 1 million to get him out of jail might of saved his life. Pac died being gang related because of the way death row was run but I think biggie died because of tupac dieing suge didn’t like the fact that diddy main artist was still alive and making music I feel more sorry for big than tupac he tried staying out of it all man

[@ephraim8894]

Weird thing is that it seems like these 2 brothers never existed. Almost like a fictional story. Decades of music and incidents packed into less than 5 years. Despite their success there still remains the "what if" because we lost them so young. We can only imagine what would have become of Tupac Shakur and Christopher Wallace. Greed, jealousy and ego is a mf and as time has gone by those things only has gotten worse. And the saddest thing about that is it will never end.

[@alexnamibia]

Biggie didn't want to go to Cali, he was scheduled to go to London, Biggie was forced to go to Cali by Puff.

[@chazclark86]

I remember this so vividly too, was 10 at the time and getting big into hip hop, was a big Tupac fan. Still a massive loss to the rap game when these 2 legends got bumped off. Sad. Their music will live in forever though! 25 & 24 years old tho, wow man. Whole life ahead of them. Such a shame what went down. RIP Legends. 🙏🏻

[@MegaAussieFTW]

What do I think about the beef, I think I don't blame Tupac for feeling how he felt but also feel like we lost 2 of the greatest to ever touch a mic. Senseless murders but I hope the two brothers are resting in peace jamming out together like they once did.

[@ajevangelista8758]

I feel like there were people behind Biggie and Tupac who were like the chess players playing against each other and the two great rappers were two of their chess pieces.

[@MaruTheGreat]

@@ajevangelista8758 Yeah, Puffy and Suge. BIG and Pac were pawns of both of those men at the end of the day.

[@keiviroque5666]

@@MaruTheGreatYeah, couldn’t deny that Puff and Suge were likely making a lot of money from the East Coast v. West Coast beef. Plus, they seemed to genuinely hate each other and would even ruin any opportunity there was to stop the fighting. I don’t think Puff was involved with Pac getting shot or killed, but he was definitely taking advantage of the situation. Same with Suge, he witnessed Pac’s murder yet kept the identity of the shooter hidden. Likely because, “Tupac get’s killed by gangster”, isn’t as sensational as, “Could Biggie Smalls have been involved in Tupac Shakur’s murder?”. He likely just took advantage of Pac’s death to further the West Coast v. East Coast beef, and make money while doing it. Honestly, wouldn’t be surprised if it came out that Suge was involved with killing Biggie. Just my thoughts though.

[@supremesalsa06]

@@keiviroque5666 You seem to know a lot about this and I´m kind of new to the subject. So I´d like to ask you some questions. How did Suge make a profit off of the East Coast VS West Coast shit? Is it confirmed that Suge witnessed the death of 2Pac? In an interview Ice Cube said that he could buy that 2Pac´s murder wasn´t very planned and might´ve been just a drive-by or well, an unplanned murder as a result of the East Coast VS West Coast conflict. However, after saying that, he said that Biggie´s murder looked/felt more "Governmental"... what are your thoughts on that?

[@patriotskingnation8084]

@@keiviroque5666I believe p diddy was involved in the 94 shooting (robbery). Jimmy was an associate of puff. But the shooting in 96 when pac passed away was Orlando Anderson. Kefee D said it himself. But it’s obvious suge was responsible for biggie killing

[@mrm64]

This will always be the most "could have been avoided" scenarios to me. Damn it. They could have been making more hits, both making movies, guest appearances, and most of all, provide for their families. It's just...pride, man. Put the pride aside, meet up man to man, squash the beef. I really don't give a damn about your reasons, it's NEVER enough to put your life on the line. Now look. Two great legends, the literal Nirvana/Pearl Jam of rap, gone...

[@mehshutup3041]

Ikr pride 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

[@rapidkraken2638]

​@@mehshutup3041 That's not the kind of pride we're talking about

[@patriotskingnation8084]

Or maybe they could’ve been regular rappers. They were gone too soon for sure that’s like Nas passing away after his second album which were 🔥 we would be saying the same about him.

[@mrm64]

@@patriotskingnation8084 For real. But I highly doubt Pac and Big would be regular. They'd be like Snoop, Dre, Eminem, Nas, Jay-Z etc. Probably making less albums and more movie deals, other investments, etc. I'm gonna see Nas in concert for the first time in July. Cannot wait...it would be so sad if he passed back in the 90s. To think it could have been him with Ill Will too...

[@patriotskingnation8084]

@@mrm64 yeah that’s what I meant , for sure movie deals it seems pac wanted to get into politics. It just unfortunate they both passed during prime.

[@user-zf2sm2fy7r]

Thanks for this ❤

[@CultureDecoded]

Great job bro! Taking notes.

[@amarusheeku8605]

Damn... I love Pac. (My Idol). Everything about this man is interesting. I like listening to him, I like watching him. Whether he's laughing or angry..... you know his statements will be powerful. *Again, he's the only rapper who died and you can still feel his movement.* I luv U 2pac, and U R missed, Brother.

[@truthspeaker.truthseeker.]

The media made it deadly more than the rappers themselves.

[@CJD90s]

This is super well done!! Love the storytelling weaved in with all the facts! Keep it up!!

[@MusicVibeChannel]

thank u man!

[@jaycostewart8]

Nicely done. Your narrative is on point too.. Big up yourself for the upload.👏🏾👏🏾💯👊🏿

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank u!

[@sebastianmartellisr.3587]

Tupac and Biggie are up there in Rappers Heaven making an Immortal record together. They know now the truth and it's unfortunate they couldn't find out while still on this earth. R.I.P. Tupac and Biggie 👍

[@babybaudelairex]

19:34 the security guard telling him to wear a bulletproof vest after the release of Hit em Up is so ominous omg literally gives me chills

[@ces1527]

Thanks for the hardwork

[@kennymichaelalanya7134]

Thanks for the history of Pac and the Notorious B.I.G.

[@jagsl123]

Great work...extensive research 👏 👌

[@elvisgregor8403]

Thanks for the video ❤

[@MusicVibeChannel]

🥰

[@nasireloursson9561]

Best story teller we need dem part two

[@raphub1356]

Great video 🎉

[@damianstarks3338]

This channel just got my subscription

[@omarabdulahi753]

Mahn you just made the best video i ever watched about the pac and BIG beef ..

[@kevin_czirchiringa834]

Good story telling bro

[@sunseraph1919]

Thank you so much for putting together this really clear and organized doc! I was obsessed with hip-hop as a teenager in the early ‘00s. And I had only known about the Biggie-Pac beef from context clues in song lyrics. (And of course, I sure as hell wasn’t gonna ask anyone back then. 😆 That would make me look like I didn’t already know.) I’m a Southern Californian and I cannot in good conscience side with 2Pac. Biggie certainly played his part in all this, but he was more level-headed, the way I see it.

[@rujekonyamande469]

👍👍

[@gadget00]

I agree that Biggie was a little bit more cautious and self aware, while 2Pac was pure raw emotion and at times it got the best of him and put him in a few problems he could have avoided. They both died in the end, but Pac was asking for trouble all the time; a colder head may have saved his life

[@dannywale7605]

@ . 8:09 . . . 8:09 . ❤🤣🍞😭 .

[@jameshowlettii761]

This was so informative and soul shattering. What a waste. RIP BIG & Pac Much love!

[@vladislavfitisov8116]

Nice doc bro!

[@that.canadian.vaper.guyTCVG]

Big didn't want pac hurt, cause from his pov, they were still friends. He understood what pac was going through once he got robbed, thrown in jail then having ppl that's supposed to have his back gassin him up? Anyone would be confused, let alone being in that environment. And the worst part? Big couldn't even explain this shit or he'd be dry snitching then it would be him that'd have that heat on him. Such a shame man. Rip biggie and pac 🙏

[@Enzo-bx4nz]

"But Kells, the day you put out a hit's the day Diddy admits that he put the hit out that got Pac killed"

[@j.mieses8139]

This was very well done...

[@felixmulenga8366]

Damn! One of the best documentaries I've ever watched!

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank u man!

[@conradsunkiojack2538]

Amaru was a free spirit. A hot restless soul bubbling with copious energy who loved, spread love and wanted to be loved in return. His star is in the heights with Jimi Hendrix, Brian Jones et al. His image keeps shining eternally into time.🔔

[@meshakayile2422]

2PAC was a real front line soldier He was real General like Suge needed a soldier artist like him to go after the bad boys and his anger for the bad boys was perfect Pac was more like the strongest soldier to put up a real fight with his new friends or team RIP 2pac

[@Gen965]

Great footage bro. 💪🏾✨💯✨

[@MusicVibeChannel]

❤

[@ErinLewisFudge]

Very informative, thank you! Was thinking about making a video like this but now I don't need to ✌️🎤

[@uptotimeservices]

extra time!! respect 50 cent for standing up against Suge knight... never knew 50 was a real one

[@grosskopf2779]

Its just a shame that two artists just couldn't just make music. It had to come to this

[@stanleythemanley8600]

Another great video 💯

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@untoldrivalries4540]

I really enjoyed your video

[@MusicVibeChannel]

I'm so glad!

[@cruzito153]

The best documentary word I seen most

[@MusicVibeChannel]

thank u bro!

[@kalikokhronic9169]

Rip to both young men. Died way too young

[@gbolagadeolajide8595]

Great video

[@alexscoggins8066]

Captivating!

[@albertcaballero2772]

Power, Fame and Wealth corrupts a person in time. Too bad these two talented men didn't have the time to acquire the wisdom to properly wield all 3 the right way

[@IslandBeauty4083]

I'm not going to lie, growing up with them this era in music and them being such amazing artists and influential people, it was heartbreaking because back then it wasn't really understood and living now to see that it is still going on at such a rapid pace, is sad...back then we didn't have social media and all that, so imagine how sad to see that things have not changed.Their beef was more so other people and not necessarily them.

[@nathanwatkins3094]

I'm obsessed with this story! Because I can't get my head around - what would of been! So much wasted talent! 🤯 so many lil mistakes! R.I.P 🐐s

[@dahlia817]

I think the conflict between tupac and biggie was sad. Two good greatest rappers of all time are not here no more. R.I.p to the both of them. Hope they both made peace whatever they are at right now. 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊❤❤❤❤👑👑💐💐🙏🏼

[@joebeast15]

This whole thing was so wild. Can’t believe all this happened for real

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Awesome channel dude 😎👌

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Thank u 😎

[@carlmiller8725]

I appreciate the info on your story about the Legend rapper Biggie.

[@Gravesyte]

NGL that beginning part with the steaks and the partying was kinda wholesome lol

[@belhinaniabdelkhalek6481]

Great content bro,keep it up.

[@MusicVibeChannel]

Thank u!

[@investorcassidy1160]

Pac was everywhere making enemies that he couldn’t tell which one shot him

[@earlreed6229]

A hell of a documentary on Tupac and Biggie Suge Knight and the rest of the game could not have been documented any better keep up the videos

[@SeoulToSeattle]

I like this guys narration voice really makes me TuneIn

[@idrinkwater687]

lets gooo 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@graciegracie]

Pac has beautiful eyes.

[@lohanprado5098]

“ he and KAY-RA-RA “ 😂 sorry had to say lol, awesome Video! That story has always fascinated me so much both so talented, taken away so soon 😢

[@Tamd856]

There strory is very touching at the end

[@tobsucht1021]

Tupac is my personal G.O.A.T of Hip-Hip!! No one will ever reach him! NO ONE. Your Legacy is untouchable! I still think, but thats my own personal opinion, Suge Knight put the hit on him. Why? I really dont know.. It was never Biggie!! They were friends not enemies. The fact that he went to LA six months later and speak there, to clean it all up. That fact alone says it all!! R.I.P PAC AND BIGGIE. I miss booth of yoo❤❤❤ Thanks for the amazing good research, all the material and the work you put in this documentary. Really a good one!!

[@C.Jr12]

"We will bring a Government here that will feed every person in New York" The way Pac said it🙌😂😂😂

[@latashawalker6801]

I was in middle school I cried when and Selena Tupac Shakur was somebody know one wanted to lose god had him here for a reason to speak to us to keep our head up 😊

[@favormadu3940]

Rip to my icon 2Pac and Biggie. Is a pity we lost them at young age. What ever happened was a story for the gods...

[@kingdom159]

I really respect how you did your homework on this video 🫵🤝✊️✊️

[@trytrading4103]

Damn I still mourn his death and biggie. Both these guys was young and growing. We see this today, the young dying for nothing. People wake up.

[@ikingbandz96]

I was born the year he died 🤦🏾‍♂️ but I was still raised on his music and biggie and all the 90s rap that I wasn’t born in. I was lucky that my dad was a DJ and had ALOT of cassette tapes & CDs like 5 huge bags of music of every Hip Hop/Rap, R&B/Blues & Pop artist in the 80s & 90s still does til this day and I’ve been into music every since age 4, so one day I see myself making music or producing music 🙏🏾

[@007ejt007]

The 2Pac/Biggie beef should have never happened and even though neither likely had anything to do with the others demise, it took two young legends from us before the best of them could ever come. RIP Pac... RIP Big.

[@mmusimatthews6282]

bro biggie was just chilling the whole time but pack just hated biggie for stupid allegations. tupac was just a tyrant who needed peace in his life fr.

[@patriotskingnation8084]

@@mmusimatthews6282 if bad boys never set up on 94 than I’ll understand

[@jenniferhardesty9298]

This just brings back memories

[@explicitmoviesvideohighlig4831]

Haitian Jack and Jimmy Henchman = crickets now that 2pac has Suge riding with him along lol

[@jameslewis6102]

Even After Snoop famous rant. Snoop got back on stage and gave LOVE to the east coast

[@Beez_7272]

Bruh i haven't watched all of this video when i noticed how thorough u where In breaking down times with events that make your story way more credible . that z

[@JasonDennett-dt1dz]

I'm 46 I was 18 when he died was one of my worst day ever I been a fan since 91 still be bumping PAC to this day