BABY MOMMA REACTS TO 2PAC - HIT 'EM UP (REACTION)

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[@diogofreitas9029]

React to Pac vibe interview he speaks on the beef and to life goes on

[@TackOnenone]

I think its only fitting you check out "Quitter" By Eminem and D12 after watching this to see how Em paid the ultimate respect to the greatest diss track in hip hop. It's Eminem's Diss track to Everlast aka Whitey Ford from House of Pain.

[@kaudiasanz665]

Me and my girlfriend off of the Makaveli album and hail Mary,, To live and die in LA , White man'z world , Hold ya head and against all odds

[@danro89]

2Pac - Ghost

[@TopNotchStoner]

Hellrazor

[@ShadyPRIEST]

The hardest DISS track in the history of hip-hop

[@algerianjonsnow4911]

Definetly the most agressive...the hardest? mmmm as much as i love Pac, i'd say ETHER takes the nmber 1 spot...at least FOR ME.

[@CabageBeans]

No Vaseline?

[@ryanweifze3237]

@@CabageBeans yes No Vaseline and This one are probably the best 2 diss tracks ever made now its really late here so I am having trouble thinking so I would have to think more when I am more awake

[@runelarsen8521]

Tupac - Against All Odds, best of All.

[@LoftusBlake]

Ice cube with a tin of vaseline says hi

[@madnizgaming3370]

My grandma would sing this song to me every night before I went to sleep 😭😭😭😭 I miss her so much, RIP GMAMA

[@kennedyosifo5687]

😂😂 that’s some grandma you got

[@rrraynoorrr]

Lmfao

[@conscioussinner6117]

I have to ask What type of nightmares you had

[@z3dda]

Lmao yo that’s crazyyyyy

[@sumitkerai3585]

Yooo your grams was dope!

[@ShadyPRIEST]

Beef started when: Tupac stopped by Biggies studio, they were friends, and Tupac got jacked and Shot in the lobby of biggies studio....

[@topshotta2000]

Yup that was it

[@topshotta2000]

That is when pac trust went out the window

[@ShadyPRIEST]

I think Sugg fueled that shit w/ Pac, and wouldn’t let him even consider any other scenario or possibility besides it being biggies fault

[@kelseydortch797]

Also Pac stopping by the studio was a last second thing. He was suppose 2 meet back up with other folks but they kept pressing & when he showed up... BOOM! They said Pac went upstairs full of holes, 1 to the head smoking a cigarette until he passed out.

[@yslxo_]

Then Big dropped ‘Who Shot Ya’ and Pac took it as a diss towards him

[@cpo3916]

Nah a lot of people getting it mixed up in the comments. Pac never claimed that Big had him shot (that doesn't even make sense since they were friends at the time.), he just believed that Big knew what went down but was being a coward because the guys that did it were big time gangsters from Bigs neighbourhood so he was afraid. Pac felt Big owed him more than that since Pac had done a lot for him and helped put him on. Also, the guys that were responsible for Pac's shooting were extorting Bad Boy (diddys label which Big was signed to), so Pac wanted to mess up their money by going after Bad Boy.

[@Necksteppa77]

Finally someone who knows what theyre talking about. Good job. People who say 2Pac started a beef for record sales know nothing about all the street shit that happened behind the scenes of that beef. Another thing, the same people who shot pac, and were extorting Bad Boy also tried to extort Pac. He told them to Suck his D*ck. They came back to rob him and send him a message.

[@thatoneguy4150]

Exactly.

[@Awoodward7899]

😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Cqogpc]

RR 3 on point exactly !!! Pac said many times he know who shot him and why !!

[@devariscraytonsr634]

Thank you top dawg

[@smittys7756]

There want be another pac . He literally had everyone after him . He always knew he was gonna die young and it was a matter of time . Dude is THE GOAT . What he did in his short 25 years most ppl don’t do in a lifetime . I couldn’t imagine what he’d done if he lived 10 more years . Such a tragedy

[@LiLgPnoy15]

This chick doesn't know enough about that time era

[@yomtoango]

She is indian 🇮🇳👳origin or srilankan fir sure

[@noneofurconcern6200]

@@yomtoango m indian too .. n knw everythng about LEGEND PAC.

[@yaghiyahbrenner8902]

totally, not even an attempt to study history.

[@2pap653]

Josef Jackson Simps like you validate people that aren’t cultured

[@LucasF25]

Yall some judgemental asses, eh?

[@jimmybonez7528]

About Faith Evans: She met 2Pac the day he got out of prison, where he told her he had a song he wanted to do with her; Wonda Why They Call U Bitch, she was seen sitting on his lap as he wrote lyrics and left the studio with him to go to his hotel. Once at the hotel they apparently had sex, which she still denies. He then apparently told her, "I'm going after BIG & Bad Boy and you have to decide which side you're on" and supposedly played a demo of Hit Em Up for her showing he was serious. A few weeks later BIG released the Get Money (Remix) on the same beat as Hit 'Em Up, which pissed 2Pac off even more causing him to completely rerecord the song now with an emphasis on "I fucked your wife" and ripping off the Get Money track.

[@manano06]

I believe you're correct

[@ladydujour2347]

lol

[@jcolin16]

Man, back then nobody want smoke with Pac. Nobody stood a chance with the damn Goat.

[@4tr0phy]

Tupac was killed literally 3 months after this song came out...so, it would seem people did want smoke, and indeed stood a good chance.

[@mhashifter1031]

@@4tr0phy song was so good they had to put him down

[@CookinCrack]

6:17 my favorite part... n then pac cuts in ... GRAB YA GLOCKS WHEN U SEE 2pacccc...🔥🔥🔥 shit so clean

[@thesparkedbrain]

Pac did not go to theatre school w Jada in NY. He was born in NY. He then moved to Baltimore, where he went to that school and met Jada. He then moved to Cali and lived in the Bay area, and that is why he claimed the West Side.

[@yoblizzy1114]

Born and raised in Brooklyn N.Y. Left for Baltimore and lived there for years while attending a theater school named Baltimore School for the Arts where he met Jada Pinkett.

[@supermaxupnorthrecordsunto6788]

Facts

[@thereallyst]

Pac was born in East Harlem in '71. In '84 his family moved to Baltimore and that is where he met and became good friends with Jada. In '88 he moved to Oakland and that is where he met up with and became part of Digital Underground...

[@reodagreo7637]

He moved to Marin City in 88 (Geronimo Pratts family)

[@Tha1NonlySan]

I remember when 2pac dropped this song and when the video dropped. It rocked the hip hop and rap world like storm waves. E-V-E-R-Y body was talking about. I was a teenager. I'm 40 now but I remember it like yesterday. That beef between those two was monstrous!

[@90sss15]

Nobody: Kadafi’s Part Comes Up: Kriste: “I see you babe” 😂😂 -@9:22

[@cano3501]

PAC IS KING BEST ARTIST IN THE WORLD FACCCTSSSS👑♥️

[@panagiwtislakrintis4459]

i'm a metalhead but when tupac raps i stand at ease !!! todays rappers cannot touch the oldschool rappers!!!!

[@clarencesteward3408]

Yep that is because today rapper is Bart and paid for, back then those guys were all in their feelings, you said something to want to them the wrong way and made them feel awful tasting their mouth, they would go in the studio and beat you down with lyrics for the world to hear. Tupac did not have any fear he didn't fear none of those rapper whatsoever just listen to how he talk about the whole New York any of them he said that won't smoke can get it. This man was very comfortable with the fact that they had nothing on his f****** rap style

[@zoologistvince2664]

In general i like modern rappers better

[@Kiluei]

There's an alternate reality out there where Pac and Biggie stayed friends, released iconic songs together and started dropping albums every 5 to 10 years after the early 00's. Becoming legends that drop an album whenever they feel like it. Where you also got collabs between Eminem, Tupac and Biggie. Music to be Murdered By would've had a track with both Pac and Biggie on it.

[@Seannn94]

Pac would have been the first black president

[@treondousjackson5238]

There's an alternate reality where Pac stayed with digital underground until 94, he played Sharif in Menace 2 Society, he signed with Ruthless Records from 94-96, he joined the Wu tang clan in 96 and retired in 2000 to focus on acting & politics, he did all the movies he missed out on and became the most powerful man in Hollywood, he cleaned up the communities and built businesses everywhere, giving getter education to the youth and he became the first black president of the United States by 2008.

[@treondousjackson5238]

He also married Madonna and had children

[@Kiluei]

@@treondousjackson5238 Nah, he married Jada Pinkett.

[@treondousjackson5238]

@@Kiluei in ur opinion

[@mohdasriey4369]

Hit em up is the song that shot directly to all rappers. That's why it's was the greatest diss track ever all the time.

[@kelseydortch797]

Pac only had beef with Bad Boy..... the media made the West vs East BS. Hell Method Man & Red Man was on his All Eye On Me album

[@darrel6724]

Exactly 💯💯💯💯💯

[@LeathafaceTV]

Facts exactly!!!!!!!!!

[@LeathafaceTV]

I wish I could like your comment 100 times frfr.

[@damnthisuser]

MTV is the main culprit for pouring ⛽ on this nonsense.

[@Rudolph_Manor]

@@damnthisuser Don't Forget The Source & Vibe Magazine Too. 💯

[@euphanasia-]

If you guys didn’t know at the end of “Hit Em Up” Tupac said “Jay z, lil Kim, lil ceaser” but it didn’t make the cut. Tupac made more unreleased diss tracks towards his enemies. He dissed nas but they squashed the beef before it could’ve go outta hand. Tupac was working on a album called “One Nation” it was an east/west collaboration.

[@disasteraka]

Its sad how the most intelligent dudes die over the stupidest shit.

[@kierrar.9120]

off topic but she’s literally so gorgeous 🥺

[@cjhere2224]

"Make sure all your kids don't grow" Daaaaamn! Tupac GOAT!

[@marshalkhumalo6549]

It started when Tupac was shot at Quartz studios and Biggy and Puffy were the first to arrive at the scene

[@flamy6905]

If she stopped calling it stupid lol y'all would hear PAC say "5 shots couldn't drop me, I took it an smiled" plus, that's what hiphop was. Rap beefs aren't /stupid/. A stupid rap beef can be the one that started on twitter, you can call that stupid. Shit was real back in the 90s.

[@dezo343]

😆 oh my I'll never forget the first time I heard this I was so young I didn't even get half of the disses

[@MrYusha]

Bro! It's so nice to see someone reacting to this 90s rap that knows about it and was around back then like I was! 😉

[@TakablePond]

🙏🏾 RIP Tupac

[@radamezprince3505]

Pac is from New York and was born in Harlem, he met Jada in in the Arts School in Baltimore.

[@sonictonic_]

LMAO when she called him out “you are not west side” and he says “Midwest” I was thinking to myself uh huh and I aint white, I’m just light skinned 😂 This was a great video guys, thanks for doin it. Absolutely the BEST diss track to date ever, by FAR in my opinion.

[@fhtheking3661]

PAC🐐

[@djsuava9398]

I remember my friend played this at school frist time came out. It Hype as f. Rip the greatest king of rap Bars flames

[@saiftalpur_7]

2Pac never backed down from anybody. He went at Biggie, Nas, Jay Z, Dre, Mobb Deep, Chino XL, Diddy etc. He even said he would have destroyed Rakim, KRS One, LL Cool J, Big Daddy Kane and Ice Cube if they ever dissed him because he idolized them.

[@amonmadkind3484]

Pac felt that Bad Boy set him up at the studio

[@encinoman494]

Biggie did set up Pac.

[@amonmadkind3484]

Unreal Cereal he told me

[@Bro30014]

Everybody forgets that in the mist of the east-west coast beef that Andre 3000 announced that the south got something to say. Y'all need to do blasphemy by 2pac.

[@multanocte6431]

FACTSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dml5583]

Andre 3000 is the furthest thing from gangsta rap.

[@Bro30014]

@@dml5583 who in the hell said he was a gangsta rapper? You don't have to be a gangsta to stand up for yourself. Now sit your ass down and shut the fuck up.

[@christoveli0322]

Nice reaction guys! :D

[@2apocalypse-X]

There was never really an East vs West war. That shit was propped up by the media. Tupac was born in New York, and always gave props to the OGs from the East coast. As a matter of fact before he died, he was working on a compilation called One Nation that would have showcased artist from the West, East, North And South he even recorded several track that would have been in the album including tracks with Big Daddy Kane, Craig G, and The Boot Camp Clik. He was also beginning to start a record label called Death Row East which would have put out artists from the east coast. One of the groups he wanted to sign was Wu-Tang Clan, who in Pac's on word "Represent the East coast, the way we Represent the West coast.'

[@bertrandquazza3391]

It was in Baltimore with Jada

[@mrredwhite1244]

Its good to see bright ppl TALK that TALK. Much luv from Va. Malcolm X Is my guy

[@algblazer]

Pac is actually from New York his momma was locked in jail in new york when she had him then he moved to LA and then became part of da westcoast

[@richardmartinez5557]

They moved to Oakland not L.A

[@algblazer]

@@richardmartinez5557 nah he lived in LA all his songs bout it

[@Itzzmeagain28]

*Baltimore

[@algblazer]

@@Itzzmeagain28 nah he was born in East Harlem New York

[@ramoncorrea4558]

It wasn’t stupid at that time .. money and power and respect was on the line

[@cardona9448]

You should totally watch pac's 94 interview , The level of wisdow PAC had, is unreal

[@kdizzle901]

And he was like 22-23 at the time it's crazy

[@John-qf6dw]

The film thug angel is a must see too

[@Immagodmyhomeiswithinmyself81]

Real talk biggie was just a rapper pac was a born leader that died for being loyalty

[@omara1854]

He escalated a beef that didn't need escalating. RIP Pac but it's well known he had no business getting intimately involved with Suge Knight's beef with Puffy

[@94FADE]

PAC was born on the east coast went school there. But eventually moved with his mom to Oakland California then eventually LA while he was starting his music thing

[@maxicanamerican2023]

2PAC was shot in NYC at a studio, so PAC believed that Biggie had him setup ... their friendship ended that night ; so SAD !!! Me being from GenX , I wish they were both here with us, instead of Heaven !!!

[@rgibbs9734]

He went to a theater school in Baltimore. But Tupac was born in New York, then later moved to California.

[@Necksteppa77]

For anyone who is confused or for some reason believed Pac started this whole beef for no reason, or wrongfully accused biggie, you need to read up on the beef. 2Pac was an established rapper already by the time he met Biggie. He took him under his wing, helped him with shows, taught him some things about the rap game. They were good friends. Eventually Pac started running around with some really bad dudes from new york. Real street guys. These same guys would eventually be the ones extorting Bad Boy. Everyone in NY knew this crew and their gang. They start extorting Bad Boy and also tried to extort Pac. Problem with that is, Pac wasnt having it. Pac aint the type to be extorted. So he stops rolling with them. Pac is at a recording studio in NY, in which biggie and a good amount of Bad Boy affiliates just happened to be there as well. These gangsters send some goons to rob Pac and send him a message. 2Pac was strapped, he tried to pull out his pistol, so they end up shooting him. Pac surprisingly survives. 2Pac asks around, if anyone knows what happened, specifically he asks Biggie, Puffy and Bad Boy if they knew anything, because hes supposed to be cool with them. They all say they have no idea what happened or who is responsible. Now by this time, Pac also has a pending charge on the rape case hes involved in. He ends up going to jail, and in his own words, he felt like everyone turned their back on him. No visits from biggie, no letters, nothing. Pac eventually learns the people responsible are the same people rolling with Biggie and bad boy and that Biggie knew the whole time, they were all just too scared to say anything. Heres the issue. Biggie and Bad Boy were too scared of these gangsters to tell 2Pac the truth, thus to Pac, meant not only were they disloyal, but also cowards. This is one very important detail about 2Pac. He is very loyal and put a lot of importance in this. Suge knight comes to Pac in prison and tells him, he can bail him out if he signs to Death Row, and that he also has a beef with Puff, so they can basically join forces. Suge and Puff have beef from a while back before all this because of a few altercations and street shit their crews went through. Pac signs to Death Row, with now basically a whole crew of Bloods and street dudes behind him to match the crew thats behind Bad Boy. 2Pac declares all out war on Bad Boy, Biggie, and the Goons who tried to kill him. Thats basically the gist of the whole beef. 2Pac getting involved with a whole lot of street shit, and street politics, fueled by anger.

[@AmazingJaze]

YES! Can't react to Eminem's "Quitter" Diss record without having experienced HIT 'EM UP first.

[@bobbydante7405]

LMAOOOOOOO I forreal couldn't keep up with who was gonna react better. I knew she wasn't ready for this but I also knew damn well this man knew what was about to happen lmfao

[@weemspropertygroup8503]

Tupac was on his way to the studio to do a little session with biggie and he was set up. He said, while he was in jail, he was told that Puffy and Biggie had him set up. He was also pissed that they were talking trash once he got locked up for the girl situation which he said he didn’t do.

[@HanginOffThaReel]

It wasn’t East vs West, it was Tupac VS Ppl that snaked him who happened to be in the east. Tupac always made this clear.

[@bsanchez3563]

Well with other artists it was also about prior and after and in them idst of all that or this for like Tim dog in "F*** compton" etc... and "dre day and everybodys celebatin wit it" (that last one was partially directed at eazy-e however was also more or less implied or even not just implied at tim dog) but yeah because with rise of west coast hip hop supposedly online or even just on wikipedia for all what that is worth then [ regarding [wikipedia] at least with a grain of salt it should be taken however] the east became more feeling of the feel of envy/jealous etc of the less touched or produced in the fuller more or less if with of the for the coverage of airplay/"radio time etc" exposure publicly/in the media and in medias or mediums etc for (spread potential?) Ig idk but for what it's worth ig that makes some sense because starting apparently from the net it is said to have orignsdurong or in the late or later parts of the the mid 1980s that west coast artists with regard of &/or for hip hop culture in general but also rap/rhyme? particular seemingly overlooked suddenly probably possible that possibly it was seemed or seeming (seemingLY?) From being due to fwiw the rise or sudden spawn an or onset(s?) Of the more or less of the generally west/westmore?/westerly? West (coast?) Spotlight etc.

[@DemonKingTTV]

Wow lol trying to throw up the westside sign 😂😂😂 I swear I love your guys content #Rip2Pac #WestSide 👑👑👑🔥🔥

[@fartun7815]

Pac went to art school in Baltimore but he was born in New York. He moved to LA when he was like 17-18 I believe.

[@walrus3631]

amazing how we're in 2020 and we are still listening to Pac as of he's still alive... OOOOOMPH Track!

[@pacamootha]

The best diss track ever till this day (2021) and years to come.The great 2 pac & Outlawz,legends yo.Rest in peace brotha 2 Pac & Biggy small & Outlawz members Hussein fatal,Yaki Kadafi .

[@EddieLove]

Best diss track in Rap History with “No Vaseline” right behind it 🔥🔥🔥

[@2pac4ever.V.Y]

2pac4ever❤ RİP KİNG👑

[@jvnbrk]

I feel what your girl is saying beefs back then got serious,but also beefs, competition and diss tracks were founding factors of rap just what it is. The fans hyped this more than the artists did and it got way outta control. Sad situation

[@Jbatley1]

It all started because 2pac got shot at bad boy records and then biggie released a track called “who shot ya”. Previously a bad boy artist had their chain robbed in the west coast. Tupac tracked the robbers down and set it up so they could meet and get the chain back. When bad boy couldn’t tell him who shot him (the first time not the one that killed him) he expected biggie and Tupac to do the same and let him know who robbed him. (Personally I think diddy set that up though if you watch the interview where they’re talking about it and diddys eyes are darting all over the place)

[@Jbatley1]

I meant biggie and diddy to find the robber

[@Jbatley1]

Tupac’s first rap name was “New York Mc” they were very very good friends and tupac pretty much put biggie on or at least built his confidence to shine. It all stems from the first time Tupac got shot and the poor timing of the “who shot ya” track

[@Jbatley1]

Maybe MC New York actually... been a while for me too

[@multanocte6431]

@@Jbatley1 Correct - MC New York.

[@dmack980]

That jean suit that Fatal Hussein has on is called Karl Kani, he is a black fashion designer was real popular in the early to the mid 90's. I seen a interview that he did on Mike Tyson's podcast about one year ago where he was talking about bring the jean style back.

[@ceeantique-vintage2646]

Brooklyn then Baltimore then to Oakland California when he started rapping

[@reodagreo7637]

Harlem, Baltimore (where he started rapping) and Marin City.. then Oakland (then Atlanta and LA)

[@DavidBrown-zz2hs]

Pack went to Baltimore school for the arts... he lived in NY for a time yes but him and Jada met at Baltimore School for the Arts.

[@mrredwhite1244]

You got the tech but we had what matters. The music 😎 Great reaction 👍

[@ANBUFIGHTCLUB]

I love that I see so much DB merch in your vids. Much respect #Thosewhoknowknow

[@itsbodibaby5920]

The whole beef stemmed from when 2Pac got shot 5 times and then went to prison shortly there after. While he was in prison biggie released his song “who shot ya.” Which is why Pac believed that it was biggie that was behind it. In his mind all signs pointed back to biggie and his camp. He stated in the song towards the end that when it all started, it was just about biggie. But everybody had to add in their opinions and get involved. The media was the one that turned into “the west coast east coast war.” When you come from that type of area you can’t allow yourself to be seen as week cuz that’ll be the end of you. That’s why he pursued it as much as he did. That and his anger. Which in hind sight I understand. But that’s a little more info for you since you asked about it.

[@rasyay]

Great reaction y'all make a nice couple good hearts💚💚riparadise 2pac🐏🐐

[@crystalcrawford553]

Appreciate the reaction. Gotta ask though how young are y’all lol.

[@getdownorlaydown763]

Against all odds is an underrated track

[@TRENLORD]

You give the best analysis I’ve heard especially on this track. Subbed.

[@marvinreeves4034]

This beef is way deeper than just Pac and Biggie. Suge was in the club and Didn't was too and Suge roughed up Diddy and one of Puffs guys shot Suges best friend. Suge was also sleeping with one of Diddy's baby momma's and then Diddy set Pac to be killed and had the dude be from Biggie's neighborhood. Biggie did a song called who shot u before Pac had got shot showing that he knew it was gone for down. Pac was angry plus their were lies about Pac getting raped in jail that wasn't true that angered Pac that much morem

[@jodyariewitz7349]

By far still the hardest diss track EVER!! RIP PAC FOREVER 🌹 🙏 ❤

[@jsacsfinest8331]

Bruh you cant imagine the impact this song had on the west and east coast unless you were there , shit was crazy it instantly put west vs east . I remember ppl from NY were getting jumped in Cali just because they were from the east and Vice versa ._ppl on the West Coast were really like Fuk them its on , and cats in NY felt the same

[@esco7183]

I'm here Los Angeles love your channel

[@dances998]

This beat is Rakim's beat in the background, the song is called Microphone fiend

[@Aolow]

React to 2pac most gangster moments you will find out everything

[@poeticalsoldier]

The school was in baltimore

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

The beat sampled here is the song Don’t look any further by Dennis Edwards and Saheda Garrett from 1981 please listen you will love it

[@anthonythompson8972]

If you're doing beef tracks, you should do NAS Ether. Too much 🔥

[@darrel6724]

All against the odds

[@encinoman494]

Don't overhype ether,it's decent,not TOO MUCH...

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

Best dis track ever and well deserved

[@stevesteve18]

The song “what shot ya” was the reason pac thought that it was biggie that shot him bc he got shot on the way to a recording session with biggie

[@justinhowell5465]

And you have to remember back then there wasn't Facebook or Twitter where they could talk to each other real quick so back then if they had issues with someone they literally had to go to that person's hood and confront them in person that's why sometimes at the award shows fights would break out because I was the only time they saw each other

[@nickheat4688]

It has to be a SHORT documentary on KZbin explaining what started all of this. Would love for you guys to find one and react to it 👍 I just recently learned all of this The past couple of years. It's very intriguing and interesting.

[@Nino-su7jv]

Yessssssssssss Tupac

[@Cqogpc]

School of Arts was in Baltimore where he met jada , it all started with the quad studios incident when pac got shot he felt setup. Also y’all miss the whole bar why the beef started you guys skipped right over it “you talk about Versace you copied my style 5 shots couldn’t drop me I took it and smiled”

[@sharr-riflawless4984]

I luv u two, and yes it man is on point with the FACTSSSS,I would still rock those jean outfits with some tims

[@megsylorrull3539]

Tupac put Biggy in the rap game by letting him rap at his shows etc. Tupac went to NY Quad Studios to do a song with Big etc. and that's when he got shot in the lobby, Tupac felt he was setup, he didn't think Biggy organised the hit but he felt Biggy would of known and didn't warn him out of fear maybe because they were gangstas from Brooklyn. Tupac got wind in prison that one of Biggie's homies shot him and he was on a mission to destroy Biggy and who ever sided with him. It may seem stupid now, but at that time in that moment it was very serious, and the whole world watched and listened to the diss tapes and interviews etc and chose a side. The world !! So this beef was bigger then just the States, what's crazy is that there was no internet or you tube back then to watch this stuff, but the whole world knew of it at the time and chose a side.

[@ianwoods1372]

the best dis track still till this day. R.I.P. 🐐

[@HARLEMHEFNER]

I remember the first day this song dropped we played that shit so hard in New York

[@jboyontherun]

What made the beef hilarious to me and I was still a kid PAC is originally from New York and part of his teen years he spent a couple years living with a white family

[@floydthomas2194]

That diss track started a war between 2pac and biggie smalls

[@thejokersonyou]

Ray-J claims he walked in the studio and saw Faith sitting on Pac's lap... he would have been 15 at the time...

[@OpusWon]

This is what all we "OG's" want. A discussion and appreciation for what was. Because that's how we looked at the 70's-80's. I was in many 20's in the 90's shit was real. You actually to pick sides lol. And it was waaay more dangerous. Take Chicago...folks think it's crazy now, but the murder rate was almost twice as high back in the 90's. Keep doing more Pac. And other artist like him...Biggie...Redman...Wu Tang. Etc. Good reaction. Oh, you will be misguided by a lot of the comments. I only saw one that got it mostly right. (The one that said pac thought Biggie knew the people that did it.).

[@skbwolverine]

Agreed. I was in my 20's in the 90's too. Late 80's-90's rap beefs were serious shit.

[@bsanchez3563]

At the very least it seems like it may have started as early as the EARLY 1990s because with tracks like Tim dog "F*** compton" *seemingly* taking aim or being directed/full of the aim being taken at/towards "N.W.A" and also Eazy-E and perhaps particularly with regard to the nwa song "Straight Outta Compton".

[@weemspropertygroup8503]

He met Jada in a school in Baltimore, school of Arts, if I am not mistaken.

[@khalidalahbabi3394]

This girl is really intelligent

[@mrredwhite1244]

Hey New Youk said U traiitor 🤔 We comming!!! 😎. Record labels were marking this style of music back in the day. It's alll good. Lived in Queens back in the day.

[@neidenbachjasmin796]

Oh finally some 2 pac gangsta shit:))) Great Reactions guys Love y’all

[@KornbreadTVOMR]

The Beef Started November 30,1994, The Night Tupac was robbed and shot in Quad Studios in New York. Truthfully, the shooting was about some street shit that had nothing to do with music, Pac used the beef to make money, Hit Em Up is the hardest diss record to ever be released, Though they were beefing, it is important to say that they didn't die behind the East Coast West Coast Beef. RIP TO THE LEGDENDS OF HIP HOP.

[@3000Degreez]

Like the reaction. She is beautiful

[@kiosx4683]

Don't know what to write but good for them so be it.

[@evadtrent5607]

You got your facts correct....