TBT - BIGGIE VS 2PAC - WHO SHOT YA? - REACTION!!

[@YourMom-tr5pu]

No debate; Biggie was an emcee with skills. Pac was passionate. Biggies flow was way superior.

[@derekware2888]

Facts

[@boriskokoubekale9511]

Biggie was so technical...Pac was so Versatile !

[@t.c.bramblett617]

Biggie, especially on this whole album, has such mastery over the imagery of death. Every song, every bar, brutal shit. And yet, you can't look away. So many funeral phrases.

[@petahoee8281]

PAC was Black King 👑 Biggie was a wordsmith

[@papiking1991]

They’re both MCs

[@jr4653]

ok stevie some knowledge for ya, who shot ya was recorded and even performed before pac was shot in the studios biggie was at, the track was not a diss at pac as the beef hadnt even started yet. when pac got shot biggie was asked not to perform this song anymore by puff as to not escalate things and ruin puffs deals he was starting to put together. when pac was killed the theory is puff was going to lose all the sponsors etc he had got by then because companies didnt want to be associated with all the gangsta stuff but puff was in too deep with biggie so orchestrated his shooting so that he could get more money for himself. you wonder why em and the game both have said they know who shot biggie and both pointed finger at diddy numerous times.

[@carloscarloss6667]

🎯🎯🎯

[@pieleighton4250]

Yes following hip hop back then and that is exactly how it went down.

[@brandoncronk6011]

They know who killed biggie and pac and your theory is inaccurate

[@iitalix]

i was just about to comment this, but glad you already addressed it. we need to be responsible and accurate on how we record Hip Hop History. these details matter. love your channel, Stevie; but we as hip hop heads gotta be careful of the narratives we run with, or else "misinformation" will spread on the internet.

[@tylerroy7766]

@@iitalix same

[@suhailrefaye92]

I would love to see some more Biggie breakdowns. People forget how dope he was, one of the smoothest mcs on the mic.

[@Officialkingz1]

Who the hell doesn't know how dope Biggie was..Their Names, adresses, routes to n from work please.

[@learz8492]

ᴏғғɪᴄɪᴀʟᴋɪɴɢᴢ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ceejay7679]

@@Officialkingz1 XD

[@TTGshawty1]

The smoothest

[@Madness801]

Why u capping nobody sleeps on big he's always in everyone top 10

[@alainromero7754]

Diddy is also the one behind the whole movement of hating on Eminem. He own revolt which has Joe Budden talking shit any chance he gets and charlamagne too. He signed MGK that dissed Eminem. Diddy is somehow connected to everyone that come at Eminem.

[@Viccerz]

We need Em to bury Diddy like Benzino

[@workoutwarrior3118]

Which brings me to the Snoop comment that Em is as big as he is because of Dre.... in my opinion it’s like saying Biggie was as big as he was because of Puff.... they are the giants they are because of their pen and what they brought to this game.... yes they played a big part in their careers but they still had to bring their game and deliver..... which they did

[@MC-bd5ub]

@@Viccerz diddy is almost a billionaire, there isnt any way eminem could bury him.

[@nishant2784]

Mgk and Joe are both pretty cool tbh. Mgk is just kinda young and that's why he took Eminem to heart. He's amazing actually. Joe doesn't criticize but only praises Eminem now. I respect both of them. Diddy has always been bad tho.

[@JoseSantiago-fz3vx]

@@MC-bd5ub eminem probably have stories enough to dig diddy entire career, however, this is a dangerous game, and if em takes diddy out, there will be people going for em's neck

[@omkarchavan6880]

This was never a diss for pac Biggie said he made it before pac got shot.... But.....cant imagine when pac listen to it for first time after getting shot so i see why beef got started whole shit is crazyyyy

[@Prophesized1]

plus this was released about six months after pacs death if im correct

[@Officialkingz1]

Big knew full well what he was doing. Releasing it when he did and what pac would think after hearing it!

[@Officialkingz1]

@@Prophesized1 This was recorded in 94...realeased in 95, pac died in 96!

[@Prophesized1]

@@Officialkingz1 thx

[@hajakabba6325]

@@Officialkingz1 exactly and if it really wasn't about pac, he could have reached out and cleared the air

[@ShaanRingan]

Pac was paranoid because he just got shot when this came out ... It was never a diss. We lost 2 legends because of misunderstandings 😓

[@sadk2730]

Pac was never paranoid listen to the full sway in the morning interview with 2pac

[@Journeyman89]

But why the fuck would you release a song like that when ya boy just got shot

[@albertofava865]

@@Journeyman89 because he had the album coming?

[@chuckarrow6463]

Facts!!!

[@lionel9377]

True but there is a silver lining to this. We never would have gotten hit em up if this didn‘t happen. But obviously, that‘s nothing compared to see those two legends live long

[@thehitman6963]

Who shot ya Is a cold song. But it definitely wasn’t about Tupac. I think at the time people wanted to see a beef

[@Jay-uw9qr]

BROTHER please do more old school shit 🙏

[@Mrkalamity86]

This was never a diss. The original was meant to be from a mary J Blige Biggie and Keith Murray song. The Song was scrapped and instead Biggie kept it and he just added a second verse.

[@jeromeharris9239]

FACTS!!!!

[@ramudon2428]

Exactly.

[@gregbrancwash]

Yeah ok

[@gregbrancwash]

Yeah ok

[@Steven-gv9nq]

Keith Murray

[@aarambhsaini1660]

Biggie - Notorious thugs request from india🤣❤

[@icewollowcome4254]

Actually the song was recorded before Tupac was shot. Still fire.

[@parkermudsen1063]

Couldn’t that mean it was premeditated?

[@EricBishard]

When this track came out, it set the tone, you could feel cats sneaking through alleys waiting to take your life.

[@emilou9654]

This breaks my heart. What a talent he was. I think about him every day. Only god can judge me - when he describes the pain of waking up in the hospital - you really feel it.

[@moussawehbi8929]

pac ?

[@DejanSI]

Bro pac sang only god can judge me not biggi

[@MrZKR2391]

Biggie was a lyricist pac was a story teller. Pac was my fav

[@sinisterminds2559]

Both great ones at that

[@nishant2784]

I find Biggie better but I respect your opinion because both are icons

[@1973tinytim]

Big was a great story teller he's flow would change style to match the beat or even who he rapped with. Same with pac but he was on a mission and no one could him on his path.

[@MrZKR2391]

@Unique Bill never but pac was more of a poet than a traditional lyricist. Pac was a wonderful story teller. And again i pick PAC over Big. Both greats but pac was more for me.

[@suhailrefaye92]

Big was great storyteller too...listen to Somebody Gotta Die...he paints such vivid pictures that it's like watching a movie

[@scooblov]

"Who Shot Ya" was hard as hell! The authority of the intro alone brings you in. You brought up that Pac had a possey with him. I saw an Ice Cube interview where they were asking what was harder: No Vasiline or Hit Em Up. Cube said "I killed a whole crew by myself." Real shit...

[@Nuclear_Blade]

This song was recorded about 2 months before 2pac was shot. Their beef was unnecessary.

[@joelpayne1193]

Yeah, I agree with what you said about the whole thing. It was sad when we lost two greatest rappers. We wish that they were sort it out. 😢

[@steveg7066]

Biggie is one of the greatest story tellers of all time. Listen to "Ni***s Bleed" and tell me that you don't believe it is real when you listen to it- I can picture every part of that song when I listen to it. Pac is one of the best too though- just different styles. Whatever you like more determines who is better to you. I have to say though, Hit em Up was a much more brutal diss track. I like Biggie more probably, but I think Pac won, but also I don't really think Biggie really went after Pac. I believe that this wasn't really a diss. And Long Kiss Goodnight was brutal, especially considering the timing of it, but Hit em Up might be the most brutal diss of all time

[@Piffonum]

I got a story to tell ... is fire also

[@steveg7066]

@@Piffonum Yes and Warning. Those are three of the most descriptive tracks out there. Those three are more like movies or TV to me than songs because I can picture them like I was there just from listening

[@Piffonum]

@@steveg7066 gimme the loot . I must add ... plus i agree with you 100%

[@itzmyb4ckhurtz]

Puffy the reason I couldn't take biggie serious back in the day

[@StrangeMuseSick]

Facts

[@pickle8649]

The one thing i HATE about Biggie songs, p diddy moaning in the back..

[@0800485G]

Completely wrong facts homie. This ain’t no Pac diss. Song was made way before the shooting

[@NasirJones112]

@Hansen Says Take A Seat bro this song was made WAAAAAY back... this wasnt towards pac but after hit em up he felt like this was the closest thing he could get to a "diss track" so thats why he dropped it. BTW the impact on hit em up compared to this isnt even fair :P Pac washed BIG , But i stand by the fact that big is the better "rapper" thats about it. Other than that Pac wins in every category

[@gabber1209]

@@NasirJones112 i thought it was the other way around? This track was the reason pac dropped hit 'em up as it made him think Biggie was behind the shooting, so i thought.

[@theoppositionconsumer8916]

NasirJones112 it’s just the timing tho. It was released at the wrong time tho. Why didn’t he stop them from releasing it or why didn’t anyone stop big from putting it out? That’s strange man

[@hajakabba6325]

@@gabber1209 actually there were 2 versions of hit em up. The first one pac did, he stupidly played it for faith and faith went back and told biggie and they ended up taking the beat and Makin a song with it, which upset pac, so he did hit em up 2, so the hit em up that e listen to today was actually the second hit em up

[@hajakabba6325]

@@theoppositionconsumer8916 if it wasn't about pac, biggie could have reached out and cleared the air

[@T.J.S.]

As Tupac said: Now you tell me who won. When I see them,they run.

[@hajakabba6325]

Shall we revisit when puffy ran from pac😂😂😂

[@SleeperDarkside]

Man tell this nigga please Cuzz you don't understand the rock n roll Hall of Famer.

[@alonshveiky5702]

What Pac said: When I see them, they run. What actually happened: He saw them, got shot

[@d4mterro320]

@@alonshveiky5702 Biggie died and got trashed. Then them pussies ran after pac for revenge. Pac ripped him. Topic closed.

[@captain2116]

He saw then he got shot

[@TheLospena80]

Pac's "Against all odds" went hard on all the NY Giants.... Underrated track!

[@DrWillowDTV1987]

Facts

[@DrWillowDTV1987]

This song doesnt go hard as they say.

[@hajakabba6325]

@@DrWillowDTV1987 your opinion, but he spanked they ass

[@eddiesadler9975]

That is a track man

[@DAWSN74z]

And troublesome 96 😎

[@srdjanmajstorovic132]

Correct me if im wrong,but i don't think who shot ya is 2Pac diss..Tho i think Long Kiss Goodnight was his diss on Pac.

[@backpackjosh2653]

No it wasnt it just got released at the time pac was shot crazy situation 😂

[@nishant2784]

It wasnt a diss. You're right.

[@suhailrefaye92]

glad someone got it right. Biggie never directly dissed Pac, he felt it was backwards to name drop people on disses.

[@liamjordan3068]

That’s right, Long kiss good night was.

[@fastsean9]

Both of them aren’t disses.

[@TheMadcrazy730]

This wasn't supposedly a diss at Pac. Just the timing of it's release it seemed to be directed at Pac. It was released like right after Pac was shot at the studio.

[@UghHimAgain]

Yeah but Tupac specifically said why would biggie still release it. He went into detail saying "Biggie would've known that I would've thought it was about me, so why would he still release it" in a way Sean Combs probably tried to garner some heat to further himself into marketing to bring in more cash but that resulted in a fued which turned out into a small scale war between the east and west coast. Whole thing seems to point at Sean combs no matter how you look at it

[@markblankenship984]

Pac is so much more than a vibe, he was the voice of a generation. His pen was like no one else. Coming from someone who grew up and was all in and invested all attention to hip hop. You're fr offending me w the shit you're saying bout pac, bruh 😂 you got me in my feels. I cried when pac died, I didn't even cry when my parents, grandparents, other family, friends. Pac was hip hop. Pac spoke to people's soul. I can only wish you was old enough to grow up during this time too. Goodness what an amazing time. RIP Tupac, RIP Big. Love your channel big dawg. Don't take my comments wrong please. 💪💜

[@roylle6346]

Biggie is more of a loss to hip hop

[@saladmonster927]

Freestyle at the Cypher with Mos Def, Black Thought and Eminem

[@liamdamster]

congratulations on 200K subs bruh✊🏾❤️

[@xXBornInvincibleXx]

Wrong wrong wrong that song was completed b4 pac went to the studio...n pac was goin to do a song with someone else at the studio big n the fam didn't know pac was pullin up ..pac had beef with Jimmy henchmen n hatian jack. They both knew pac was goin to the studio that day n time...stop misleading ppl sayin this was a shot at pac...

[@byFlights]

Congratulations on 200k brodie 😚😚😚🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 let’s get it bro long journey ahead 💯

[@user-xb4fm5rx8h]

‘Long Kiss Goodnight’ is a Pac diss not ‘Who Shot Ya’.. BIG made this track before the Pac shooting.

[@aryuvbwk5654]

Who Shot Ya was never intended to be a diss track to 2pac, he had already made and produced it before Pac got shot. It was just released at the wrong time, so everyone just assumed that it was referencing Pac.

[@popinisa2410]

This record was written before Pac got shot, this record wasn't taking aim at Pac. It was just released at a time where the beef between them was getting worse and numbnuts use this masterpiece as a way to fuel their ignorant theory about what really happened between the 2 greats.

[@AnthonyfromtheD]

Congrats on the 200k!

[@TheNotoriousBIGv]

Hey Stevie, you got to do “Kick in the door”. Serious bars clever subliminals.

[@owenkim6971]

200K!! Congrats!!

[@michaeldomingos8435]

My favorite top 5 Biggie, Eminem, Big L , 2pac and Nas but very hard to put in order

[@LoHigh_]

Glad to see some classics come round big Brody! Fire

[@markrobby7136]

Biggie wasn't the king for no reason. I really like the way you always trying to explain the lyrics and express your own opinion without compromise, bro. You're the best

[@kingboss6271]

Congrats on reaching 200k man 👍🏽

[@MrYS-eo5zw]

This was NEVER A PAC DISS!!!!!! Please do your research

[@codywhat3159]

Love the breakdowns

[@sfar6100]

After hit em up, you GOTTA do D12-Quitter

[@skermcgurt8681]

Foreal

[@iDefeat]

its not a d12 song its eminem's he just featured d12 in the second part of the song when he used hit em up beat

[@sfar6100]

I am very aware of the song, if you look it up thought it is labeled D12-Quitter

[@worthlessfiat8516]

Nice 200k been here since 18k. Keep it up man

[@phoenixDARKprince]

Tupac was more of a modern-day poet, but Biggie was a true lyricist. Tupac brought you a different type of emotion in his lyrics, but Biggie had that pen game.

[@Bizeecentral]

Grats on 200k Stevie!!!!!! You out here:)

[@Slew1966]

I watch the PAC video last night. And I agree with you. Biggie was a better lyricist. PAC had the energy.

[@ajbrooklyn0359]

Massive fan! Love your content brother

[@ismahill6749]

Big my favorite rapper. He was definitely a better rapper then pac...Sucks he only had 2 albums

[@sinisterminds2559]

Pac was more of an influence but Biggie was definitely flow wise better than pac

[@ismahill6749]

@@sinisterminds2559 I agree, his flow, word play, rhyme scheme. Pac had a message tho

[@sinisterminds2559]

@@ismahill6749 pac was more deep

[@ismahill6749]

@@sinisterminds2559 cant argue with that.

[@istudios7637]

pac's energy is different even on stage you can't spot the difference

[@moafaagase7937]

Congrats on you 200k subs bruh!!! You da man on here my guy!

[@skermcgurt8681]

Bro everybody knows biggie can rap better than pac but pac killed big. Hit em up was 1000% the better diss

[@mikeye6590]

💯

[@feudreckless3439]

This wasn't a diss song

[@nishant2784]

Because this was not a diss. Hit Em Up was iconic but Biggie never actually dissed pac

[@celeste1737]

The Long KISS Goodnite was the foo to Pac, it’s a toss up on who won, both are fire disses but personally I give it to Pac

[@skermcgurt8681]

Feud Reckless it is considered a diss song

[@kaizer_s_6711]

Biggie recorded “who shot ya” before pac got shot

[@dannyzuko7182]

He released it after the shooting while pac was in jail. It's was clearly to fuck with pac. When pac got with Suge after his release, big backed down to avoid a war. Didn't work though and we lost 2 great artists over some BS

[@ГошоГиЦъка]

@@dannyzuko7182They didn't die cuz of the beef tho. Pac got shot by some punk who tried fighting with him that same night, obviously the dude's ego got over and peer pressure probably. Later on the guy picked up a gun and tracked down Pac in his car.

[@ГошоГиЦъка]

@@dannyzuko7182 But yeah, Biggie's death was definitely organized by Suge Knight and Death Row. They didn't like the idea of of losing their star that's why they started sabotaging the competition.

[@dannyzuko7182]

@@ГошоГиЦъка Tupac got killed for effing with the wrong young thug. But so many blood's though BB and Big took him down that BIG' s murder was retaliation. This song set it off. Because BB might have set Pac up.

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

@@dannyzuko7182 Not exactly. The guys that ran over pac was bad boyz bodyguards on west coast. The direct events leading to Tupac being shot started because bad boy had a 10K bag on some death row necklaces and Orlando had taken one from a blood on Tupac entourage. If it wasn't because the beef, that probably wouldn't happen.

[@e.marrero6229]

That's not a pac diss... he wrote that before pac got shot

[@ironmictyson3354]

I.M.O.: BIG = MASTERFUL BARZ, LYRICAL SKILL, FLOW, PUNCTUATION & SYLLABLES! & SO MANY MORE ATTRIBUTES. PAC = PURE RAW AGRESSION, ENDLESS ENERGY, & PASSIONATE POET! & SO MANY MORE ATTRIBUTES. NONETHELESS BOTH WERE THE GREATEST STORY TELLERS!

[@prot3g31]

Biggie being a better rapper than pac shouldn't be a controversial statement, pac was a special artist but he wasnt as technical a rapper as biggie nor did he have the ability to flow like biggie did

[@XxGlaciersOfIcexX]

These comments are right Stevie, even Biggie himself said WSY wasn't a Pac diss. Pac did however take it personally after he was shot. I like the way Prodigy addressed the situation on Drop a Gem on 'Em

[@vPandah]

u should react to long kiss goodnight by biggie, bar heavy!

[@gavrob1802]

This ain’t a diss track...it’s a track that 2pac found offence in and used to fuel his feud with the East, Deathrow records had an agenda and this track has been linked to it.

[@taskinulhaque7366]

Biggie actually never wrote on pad he was straight off the dome with his verses.

[@samsneed7172]

That was quite chilling

[@sjh100975]

Todays “rappers” would of gotten destroyed against any 90’s rapper

[@chrisschneider850]

Starting life as an aborted Mary J Blige tune, the original, rough 1994 demo of Who Shot Ya?, recorded with rapper Keith Murray, saw some of Murray’s contributions being clipped for an interlude on Blige’s album My Life, and both of the Long Island rapper’s verses eventually sneaking out on a mixtape. Biggie’s finished version of the song transforms the feminine role into a droning croon from his wife, Faith Evans, underneath Combs’ unhinged hypeman exhortations (at times reminiscent of Wu-Tang’s Ol’ Dirty Bastard), all on top of breakneck beats. Who Shot Ya? also features a pivotal tinkling piano sample, which Nashiem Myrick, of Bad Boy’s in-house production team, The Hitmen, lifted from Stax soul man David Porter’s cover of the jazz standard (I’m Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over, before being polished into a towering, immaculate stop-start bounce by Poke, from production duo Trackmasters.

[@pseudotoadproductions4453]

Biggie never actually responded to tupac's hit him up video/song

[@matthewgiles8473]

Biggie had a better flow, better lyrics and a better sounding voice

[@nickchambers1977]

I love your reactions but you got this one wrong. Biggie came out right away and said the song was written before the Quad shooting and even refused to perform it live but Puff being the problem he is plugged it on the Ready to die album. Just some shit I remembered from watching interviews back in the midst of the whole beef!

[@jacobferrara6506]

This song was written and recorded before Pac got shot, but released after. This was never meant to be a diss track directed at Pac

[@adonyaseyob1757]

2pac actually had another track a 2nd diss track targeting Nas and Biggie but Nas and Pac made up and the diss got scrapped

[@bowmurphy2659]

The track never got scraped just the lines about nas it’s bomb first on the makaveli album

[@jddhdjwhhddj1502]

It didnt get scrapped its called Against All Odds

[@adonyaseyob1757]

@@jddhdjwhhddj1502 I'm talkin about another diss Napolean was talking about it on an interview

[@jddhdjwhhddj1502]

@@adonyaseyob1757 oh i dunno about that one

[@alonshveiky5702]

@@bowmurphy2659 Right.. it would've been scrapped if Pac stayed alive cuz allegedly him and Nas squashed their beef and he told him he's removing those lines but then he died and it was released anyways

[@maxipayne981]

The song came out before PAC thought he did it....they were cool....this is what made Pac start to really feel that had something to do wit it....

[@DUBYA-DUBYA]

I was 19 back then, 90’s rap was serious and beefs usually ended in death.

[@brandoblack7376]

None those twitter instagram gangstas hahaha

[@Rebelz173]

Brando Black facts!!! Haha

[@natecorning]

Gotta react to some of the Mobb Deep tracks in the east vs. west beef. They were dropping some heat!

[@ShakzyO]

Pac wins by default for actually using names & not backing down like Bad Boy did with Who Shot Ya & Long Kiss Goodnight. Definitely need to check out "Against All Odds", Pacs best disstrack.

[@rellrick80]

This isn't a Pac diss.

[@Samurai_1010]

Lol pac was paranoid... this wasn't even about pac😂

[@davidphillips1500]

Ugliest mc was a diss before hit them up. Long kiss goodnight was completed 96 and re edited to remove pac name. Far better diss and the harsh verses removed

[@roguetomato3202]

200k omg I remember when u were on 16k dang

[@andypacmanperez]

The difference between a rapper and a lyricist. Biggie was a verbal chess master

[@CallMeQ_]

it came out before pac was shot and it was never intended as a beef track

[@vPandah]

this song was made waaay before pac got shot, but it got release after :/

[@arvinm6540]

This is true!

[@c.dmaggiore2930]

Not true pac was shot twice once before this song and once after

[@vPandah]

@@c.dmaggiore2930 yea ik, but it was recorded and all that waaay before, biggie himself said it in his last interview i beleive!

[@arvinm6540]

@@c.dmaggiore2930 no offense, but check your facts. This was not intentionally directed at pac.

[@rondar.8746]

When you listen to the music Biggie is the Villain. He loved being the bad guy. He as some will say and he himself is the Alfred Hitchcock of rap. Great storyteller.

[@thehitman6963]

Who shot ya came out before Tupac was shot. Big didn’t want a beef with Pac and never understood why Pac came at his

[@kolbepesnell4933]

stevie do long kiss goodnight by biggie. it’s a good diss of his with insane lyrics

[@IENetworkTV]

YOu are spot on Biggie would destroy pac on the mic

[@dodgyoutlaw188]

Sorry but u need do more 2pac if u think he ain't got bars come on man everyone always saying pac wasn't that good his legacy says it all

[@papiking1991]

Facts pac got more songs that he went dumb crazy on !!! You can’t compare hit em up because pac barely rap on it

[@somniumrabidum]

"Hit em up" is just straight fuckn carnage. Biggie's definitely got the bars, that smooth ass delivery, but Pac came swinging with a goddamn crowbar when he dropped "Hit em up"

[@NixonPhakati]

Suicidal thoughts that song is deep.

[@daylonnorris765]

True masterpiece

[@FourtyOunce]

When I die fuck it I wanna go to hell cause I’m a piece of fucking shit it ain’t hard to fucking tell!

[@harleylyons1889]

I agree Biggies flow was killer the way he could match the beat to his flow was 🔥🔥🔥

[@tichyzishh3379]

Na Stevie this track was already on rotation before Pac was short. As I'm sure its already been pointed out. But yes it makes for a good diss track at Pac

[@michaelc3106]

I was wondering why this didn't feel directed at Pac.....then I looked at the comments and quickly realized why. I thought I missed something BIG back in the day. Im class '99.

[@dodgyoutlaw188]

The thing is I like biggie I wish we had more pac and biggie songs but come on he was no 2pac

[@janmetzger1497]

Yeah you right he was way better than pac lyricly rap skills all that

[@TodMusicOfficial]

Yeah he was a completely different beast

[@MrSarov]

Big was better

[@ryanramsey3741]

pac was a paint by numbers rapper

[@busanimadwe2862]

Listened to the Ready to Die album without realising Who Shot Ya made Pac think Biggie shot him, idk, the song kinda fit conceptually with what Biggie was rapping about on Ready to Die

[@irepfrisco415]

“Biggie raps better than Pac” 😂😂😂😂

[@iDefeat]

yea biggie is a better lyricist than pac

[@irepfrisco415]

Juuem yea, that’s a negative!!

[@kelliepastellie8619]

He should've said "WAY better" 👍

[@irepfrisco415]

kellie pastellie Anyone thinks Biggie was a better rapper than Pac either 1) Don’t really know Rap 2) Is from NY/East Coast 3) is hella delusional Biggie ain’t even the best rapper outta NY..

[@nkuniverse7856]

@@irepfrisco415 yeah rakim is better and big l and pun

[@maine2detriot]

Stevie I like your opinion on things. Cool in the game. And the gang ! New school, old school, you can't stop listening. OG. MESSAGE

[@fedeb727]

This beat is disgusting 🔥

[@MrVoyager33]

In an interview biggie did say Kill shot was made before 2pac got shot in new york. and pac didnt have a daughter so i think biggie was meaning someone else

[@shermanelder6813]

Biggie smalls all day

[@p.profeta7659]

I think tupac is the best rapper of the HIPHOP. I like so much about BIG's songs! my top 3: 1.Tupac, 2. BIG, 3. Eminem

[@pieleighton4250]

TBH neither one won. Any way you look at it, they both lost in the end. Whoever shot them was never held accountable so who really won?

[@rated21hbbhh]

was it ever about who won? Tupac always had love for BIG and even through their difference in opinion he always said big was his homeboy. and BiG never wanted any of that street shit in his life, the guy wanted to provide for his family

[@ghostripper6]

Neither of them won, Biggie - Who shot ya wasn't a disstrack for Pac, it was released before Pac getting shot and it was a song for all the ballers that would like to get a beef with Biggie, will end up with a bullet in their head. Not even Long Kiss Goodnight, wasn't a disstrack for Pac. Hit 'em up tho from Pac, was a disstrack for Biggie, after he recovered from the shot, he didn't know that Who Shot Ya was before him getting shot and he made up Hit Em Up for Biggie, but Biggie never responded to that. A true real friend. 2Pac got shot because he punched that killah(Orlando Anderson) from the Cripz because Orlando had a beef with someone from Tupac's crew/gang. And he got mad in the casino and he punched him, resulting after to get shot by him. (even Orlando's uncle Keefe D who was a kingpin in the Cripz confirmed Orlando killed him because he couldn't let him live because Pac punched him and he was just a rapper, not a gangster, not a gang member or anything, just a *rapper*) And Biggie.. well.. according to the retired LAPD detective Greg Kading, Christopher Wallace (aka the Notorious B.I.G. aka Biggie Smalls) was shot and killed by Darnell Bolton (aka Wardell "Poochie" Fouse), a Mob Piru Blood and a member of Death Row Records security who was hired by Suge Knight to kill Biggie Smalls for $13,000. But, it's an unsolved case because Darnell Bolton died before getting interrogated and the police couldn't pull the strings on Suge because the hitman was dead. Even if it's an unsolved case, some of the rappers like The Game and even Eminem, pointed fingers across Diddy that he pulled all the strings so Biggie can be killed.

[@sabelomagongo1843]

I literally get to work and start searching for your new reactions🤦‍♂️I'll probably get fired😩 but they fire bruv🔥

[@nolanaliff5781]

DJ Quik Dollas and Sense is one of the most underrated beef joints ever dropped. He murdered MC Eiht on that shit, not to mention Quiks productions are SOLID.

[@FourtyOunce]

Loved that shit growing up!! If it don’t make dollar’s it don’t make sense!

[@spidermonkey304]

Was gonna comment about this song but scrolled down and saw everyone already said it!

[@AnthonyfromtheD]

Long kiss goodnight is a better diss song..

[@armandokoshena5133]

Bigi - who shot ya = bow bow bow Tupac - hit em up = bow bow bow bow bow bow bow bow bow 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@Alihussein8]

Pac won this. Big never name dropped. Pac said it how it was to whoever 😂 💯

[@janmetzger1497]

Its because this song isnt a pac diss lmao

[@MasterLaith47]

Jan Metzger then who was biggie referring to?

[@regerbryan]

This wasn’t about pac, pc was convinced it was because of the people around him, mainly suge

[@JeromeBlessedHolloway]

@@MasterLaith47 the song was recorded before lmao

[@doctorkhumalo7730]

This was never a diss a Pac 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@abcamacho6187]

😂😂😂😂 Let me put it real simple.........PAC IS WORLDWIDE...Biggie ain't and that's just BIG FACTS 😂

[@izzzz1313]

I am super biased because I am a Tupac Stan I don’t mind admitting it. He’s a thousand times better to me than Biggie. Biggie is overrated in my opinion. But putting who’s better aside. You’re just wrong when it comes to who dissed better because Biggie didn’t diss. He purposely didn’t put anything out, everyone can speculate as to his motives behind that but the fact remains he never actually dissed Pac. Hit em up has gone down in history as the best diss song of all time. And it’s not because of comparing bar for bar because like you said Biggie puts more emphasis on that. Hit em up is the best diss track of all time because of how DISRESPECTFUL it was and because of the energy it came with and the atmosphere it created. It had an entire coast shook. Man if you could go back in time and relive those 9 months Pac was on Death Row with the knowledge you have now you’d realize how much of a nuke bomb Pac was to the rap game at that time. And Pac wasn’t scared of no east coast people that’s why he went to NY and did Saturday Night Live at the height of the beef. Pac destroyed Big point blank period.

[@je6237]

Pac is my favorite but you are wrong. Long Kiss Goodnight was a Pac diss and way better lyrically than hit em up. Biggie even came to LA and spit it on the wake up show

[@izzzz1313]

@@je6237 Show me where he says Pac's name. Subliminal diss lines aren't a "diss song". Did you even read my comment? I admitted that Hit em up isn't the best diss song because of the technical rap caliber of the lyrics. Everyone who knows hip hop knows Tupac wasn't that kind of a rapper and yet and still he is considered the GOAT by most people and Hit em up is considered the best diss song hands down. Who shot ya and Long kiss goodnight never make any lists when it comes to best disses and that's because subliminals don't count as a diss song. Like Eminem said "if you wanna diss me diss me don't be subliminal about it!".

[@izzzz1313]

@Dikembe Mutombo Lol good then don't

[@je6237]

@@izzzz1313 you sound ridiculous. Subliminal disses are disses. Eminem even does them . Just cause he said he doesn't in not alike. Putting someone's name in a song was giving them shine. Why they did sublims

[@je6237]

@@izzzz1313 "Uh, I'm flamin' gats, aimin' at, these fuckin' Maniacs put my name in raps, what part the Game is that? Like they hustle backwards " that's why they did subliminal shots . You are slow. Look what Eminem did to mgk when he mentioned him. Blew him up