Tupac VS Mobb Deep - The 100% Full Beef Explained

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Everybody knows about Tupacs Beef with Biggie, Jay-Z, Nas, Bad Boy etc. But theres very little coverage on what went down between Pac and Mobb Deep. That's why I thought this was a really cool video to do. This was the era that made me fall in love with hip hop as a child. You guys have seen me cover a lot of content from the "Drake, Kendrick and Cole" era. But I haven't covered anything from this golden era yet so I really put this one together for the OG's on KZbin. I think the OG's will really appreciate and respect seeing a piece on Tupac like this because I feel like Production wise; theres not much on KZbin like this video.

[@whatsthedirt]

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Also, Mobb Deep released a song entitled "Cradle To The Grave", which 2Pac's group Thug Life released about 6 months earlier. Also, Mobb Deep's "Infamous" (Prelude) the words "For All you fake Thug Mutha**ckas" is yelled out near the end. Also, Mobb Deep was affiliated with Nas, another 2Pac enemy. They can be seen wearing backwards bandanas ('Pac's signature look) in the video while screaming "Thug Life, we still living it!" (...Also, Dogg Pound's "New York" instrumental is a flip on EPMD'S "You're A Customer")

[@user-yf5fd6dl2v]

Bro you forgot to mention mob deep could of been in the studio when pac got shout and robbed and was wearing his jewelry in that survival of the fittest video when they was talking about we all thugs bullshit with the efrotet chain pac used to wear

[@user-yf5fd6dl2v]

Bro and you say your 35 I'm 37 I was 9 in 96 when he died so that made you like 7 bro stop it

[@whatsthedirt]

@@user-yf5fd6dl2v yeah and I have older siblings who loved tupac, posters covered their walls. Even my youngest brother was jamming to dipset when he was like 6 lol he was listening to what I was listening to. He’s 26 now and basically a hip hop historian because he’s been actively listening to my music since he was in kindergarten lol

[@amanteapasionado6836]

"Think fast or get reminded of robberies in Manhattan, you know what happened, $60 G's worth of gun clappin, who shot ya, you prolly screamed louder than an opera, New York gotcha" That line was hard af.

[@whatsthedirt]

So hard!!!!!! 💣

[@jaymac8421]

When he said that screamed louder than an opera tho! 😂 P was on another level on that Hell on Earth album

[@user-sr1ho2hx5h]

Whole verse was superb. Havoc killed his verse as well. Best Tupac diss song ever! It's also a top 5 all time diss song, maybe top 3.

[@ranisalman9650]

Unfortunate yet Prophetic verses...Pac with the sickle cell diss and Prodigy with his ⏰️s tick your days are numbered in low digits.

[@dolarscolardonutesh5199]

The tongue brings life or death.

[@Jooseloose]

I was just about to type that...They both predicted each other's demise

[@TampaAries]

Honestly because of Tupac im a Mobb Deep fan. I had never heard of Mobb Deep but I constantly would hear Tupac mention them in his songs, so one day I decided to check out one of their albums and I was blown away, I was like these boys nice. I still loved Pac music but I also became a Mobb Deep fan.

[@upclosenpersonal100]

Me too, Pac & Prodigy are in my top 3 🔥🔥

[@MarkHallOfFame]

I personally wasn’t really a Mobb Deep fan. Not just because I’m a huge 2Pac fan because I love biggie, Jay Z, Nas and several other people that he dissed. But what I will say about Mobb Deep is that, although I only liked a handful of songs. I think havoc is one of the most underrated producers ever.

[@ThaRealERAQ]

"you yell my name its only giving me props plus the fans that you got." Havoc. Dudes were lining up to buy mobb deep albums after the infamous. Nobody anticipated a tupac album until he started dissing dudes

[@yvngjezee]

Fax, when he mentioned Mobb Deep, I eventually saw recommended on Apple Music Mobb Deeps shook ones 2, and I be listening to em now

[@brianbayer4868]

Same here.

[@madman9040]

2Pac and Prodigy both Predicted both demise Rest in Peace to both great MC's in Hip-Hop

[@LyubovBoychuk]

Well yeah he was hanging out with the wrong crowd when he didn't have to he put himself in harm's way

[@madman9040]

@@LyubovBoychuk loser 2Pac was a grown man that made his own decision in his life stop acting like 2Pac was some lil kid because he wasn't pac was his own man

[@flavaidoo4217]

@@LyubovBoychuk not true. That's a basic take.

[@kylelee7741]

Millions of rappers mention death including their own.. it's not a prediction.. it's just a reflection of feelings at the time of creating the music... people gotta stop reaching all the time and overthinking sht

[@flavaidoo4217]

that's facts. Finally someone said it.@@kylelee7741

[@-Always_Right-]

Been saying for years Drop a Gem on Em is super underrated

[@thecardbunker801]

Not even underrated it was incredible & every real fan knows about it. P lyrically annihilated pac

[@-Always_Right-]

@thecardbunker801 I agree. If it wasn't dropped so close to Tupac's death it woulda got more attention and woulda aged better as a diss track.

[@AndrewRobertson-kl4vi]

Prodigy rips it on Drop a Gem on Em. I'm jus not to keen on the beat.

[@-Always_Right-]

@@AndrewRobertson-kl4vi U don't like the beat? I think most people like it

[@TonyMahoneybeats]

@@AndrewRobertson-kl4vi beats crazy man..that aretha franklin vocal sample is haunting

[@hennylo68]

Prodigy verse on Drop a Gem was just flawless. About as perfect as a verse can get.

[@ahayahyashayah9093]

my dude Prodigy...HNIC, King Vulture P, Colombo P, Captain Crunch dog P, 16 Bar P, dom Perignom P....list goes on...a lot of love for Pac as well very very great video

[@nathanrussell5664]

HNIC SO FIRE

[@Aqeel317]

Prodigy, rip, was nice as hell. His skills were underated.....

[@capicu7660]

Underrated no. Under appreciated yes!

[@russelladams7134]

Prodigy was going through real pain with his Sickle Cell disease. It's like this dude never smiled.

[@antwandukes]

Weak and Wack to me!

[@ceades75]

​@@antwandukesyou weak and wack af if you can't recognize real

[@ronaldvanrussel9413]

snoop dogg kicked the building like he didn't wanna break his nails

[@whatsthedirt]

😂

[@Random-ShitpoZter]

LOL

[@PeterMason-oj2ek]

😂😂

[@darnellbrown6023]

I acknowledge your efforts, but claiming nobody on the West Coast matches Prodigy's lyrical ability is a bit extreme. Bro, look at Kurupt alone - there are plenty of West Coast rappers with similar skills. This East Coast bias is problematic; it's statements like these that spark beef, making it seem like the West Coast lacks lyrical prowess. Hip-hop is a competition, and misjudgments like this fuel unnecessary conflicts. If someone denies that this isn’t competition, they're out of their mind. We have yearly debates about who's the best in the world clearly highlight the competitive nature of the scene.

[@head_bussa]

You are correct, bro.

[@Muakori]

Del the Funky Homosapien, Ras Kass, Rappin Ron & Ant Didley Dog (from Oakland), Xzibit can definitely be on a throne of West Coast best lyrical MCs. Early Cube too on his AMW & DC albums.

[@righteous1742]

: Kurupt is from the East Coast[Philly] respectful...👑

[@DblTap317]

Well said. I agree. I am biased to the west wasn't a fan of East until I was older and more mature but to say nobody could match is ridiculous .

[@hakeem7675]

Nobody could deal with Kurupt......even Tupac had to try and press Kurupt too

[@xlxl9440]

Bro you a White dude from Canada who LOVES Hip Hop Culture. As long as you love it, respect it, and instead of take you give to it; SALUTE!!!! Don't ever let anyone question your love for Hip Hop. And keep doing your thing.

[@itsonnowTV]

Crazy pac been gone almost 3 decades, he was a true poet.

[@kareemthadream4452]

Bro kurupt is rapping as if he’s in a New York Cypher, which is the ultimate respect being that hip hop derives from cyphers.

[@KRAYVINITE]

Let's remember that Kurupt is actually east coast anyway

[@mandalor-8315]

I'm from the West Northern Cali to be exact and I can say NY is the Mecca of Rap and Cali is the Mecca of Gangsta Rap period

[@hushhhmoves9089]

I was there for all of it. You did a great job covering this. Just had to be there to understand Prodigy and his magnitude standing next to Nas ,Mega ,Half-a-Mil, A.Z, with Havocs NY/Gotham city soundtrack. Pac had us listening up to Makaveli 6 after he passed. Had to be there to feel me. Good coverage.

[@lm7913]

Tupac stated in an interview that his beef with mobb deep was over one of his friends at a mobb deep show and was hearing Mobb Deep screaming out “Thug Life” on stage. That’s what it was over

[@stevecarpenter2638]

Ya its in prodigy audio biography

[@icecreambeats101]

Suge should’ve threw Pufft under the bus more by saying “bad boys don’t pay their artists, they get scraps and biggie and Craig Mack are broke”. That would’ve made bad boy artists beef with puffy

[@thecardbunker801]

It was Havocs cousin Ferg Brim who is a real life brooklyn blood and got locked up for 15 years shirtly after he was yelling "thug life we still living it" on the chorus of survival of the fittest.

[@whatsthedirt]

I was wondering who said that! Because it clearly wasn't Prodigy or Havoc!

[@EuphoricAnarchist]

I loved this video, awesome editing and really enjoyed the presentation. Lots of hard work was put into it, and it shows. Great upload.

[@eddiehaze3165]

28:08 I've been looking for this song for 27 years but didn't know the name....I mean LITERALLY!!! THANK YOU!!! Dope, deep, and detailed presentation sir!

[@whatsthedirt]

Thank you my brother!!! Much appreciated!!!!

[@outlaw6]

Tupac is from New York so he already knows about the subliminal games, so he picked up on every thing plus he was in New York so he knew exactly what they was doing, but publicly they will act like didn't know what Tupac was talking about that he was just coming at them for no reason

[@whatsthedirt]

Yeah exactly, pac was tapped in big time 💯

[@Kingaj187multitaskingsta-cf4jt]

I am coming across your videos for the first time and I must confess that you take a clear lane from the rest KZbinrs which is very refreshing. Big up bro . Stay blessed

[@isaiahjackson4530]

You been going off with these videos. Props to you

[@TopicalJuice]

Another great video broski 👊🏽

[@BXBeastBoy]

this video was high level. very well done

[@jeinnerguccii]

Definitely my era!! Your content got my mind flippen! You got a new subscriber.

[@pitpride1220]

Very thorough video. I'm catching up on some of your content. Quality work. ✌🏿

[@kalishajnz]

Well done. That picture of you throwing up signs at your brother's birthday party is hilarious, lol. 💜

[@Soldierboy39]

😂😂

[@looneytoons8012]

It was his gangsta on display next to Dad n Bro blowing out candles, for me. 💨🕯 🎂

[@whatsthedirt]

@@looneytoons8012hahaha!!!

[@C-Lyfe85]

You forgot one detail! Mobb Deep we're from Queens, Nas was from Queens, LL Cool J was from Queens, & Tupac's close Road-dogg Randy "stretch" Walker, was from Queen's. Tupac & Thug Life had a home base in not only Southern California, but Queens New York. So, more than likely, Mobb Deep was speaking on behalf of Stretch, who felt Tupac was betraying the code of Thug Life. Which Mobb Deep low-key admit to, because they mentioned the vibe article. Then Prodigy says "you did it too your own self", which is a reference to Tupac fighting back during the robbery. Stretch out his own mouth said that "Tupac did it to himself". Like he was to blame for being shot in the robbery, whether self-inflicted or by the hands of the robbers. Then all these Queens rappers start beefing with Tupac, not a coincidence. Y'all got to read between the lines. Stop believing every video these Suburban nerd-vultures post. @@whatsthedirt

[@PhonyPhoniPhone]

@@C-Lyfe85facts

[@seancagney8897]

That was a solid video man, as a fan of both artists I enjoyed it.

[@heezmagnif]

I really appreciate all the research you do and how well you put these vids together

[@definiti0n58]

Congratulations on this video, Guy. I head these stories soooooo many times, there were a bunch of little nuggets here I wasn’t around. Instant subscribe.

[@DiverseLifestyle]

Another banger, editing went crazy too🔥

[@whatsthedirt]

Legend! Thank you bro!

[@romeokoroma3341]

⁠ for your next video can you please do how Rock artists inspire and influence by Bob Marley.

[@famsworld5931]

@@whatsthedirtyo do Eazy-E and Ruthless records vs dr Dre and Death row Records

[@ronj77]

What's The Dirt Back At It Again, With Another Banger‼️💯 RIP to Pac & HNIC Prodigy 🙏🏽Great Video Keep Up The Good Work 👊🏽

[@o3198two]

I just ran through all videos. New fav channel

[@burgzdidit]

My guy your vids are top notch. Great work!

[@robthegod9062]

His mention of chino xl was for a good reason

[@Kalifornia_Dreaming]

Majesty gave Prodigy Pac's notebook because they had the same vision.I think had Pac lived they would've worked everything out and really done some amazing work in communities.

[@antwandukes]

I doubt that, they were no bodies to Tupac! Maybe Nas but that's it.

[@mcawsome987]

Love the effort your putting in these videos

[@CiRdy34]

kudos to you for making this man, never really knew the reasons they were beefing until now. Great video

[@devious187]

Drop A Gem On Em is one of those great overlooked disses, people don't know... they got Pac back, the only ones who had the nuts to fire back

[@mistamycall]

Who shot ya by Biggie?

[@gmoney1980]

💯

[@thecardbunker801]

P killed pac imo lyrically

[@jaymac8421]

Dope video, I was a kid living in the Bronx NY at that time, it was tense but everyone was dropping 🔥 trying to outdo each other and me and my peoples listened to it all East, West, South, Mid West we didn’t discriminate, we just loved hip hop.

[@manatarmsslaps]

Much respect on this video sir!

[@OGHawkeye]

good video, beautiful editing.

[@jvonte07]

I’m a die hard Pac fan and Drop A Gem On Em by Mobb Deep was vicious. Would’ve loved to hear a response from Pac to that record. While Hit Em Up is a classic diss track that goes with name dropping Mobb’s diss was subliminal and metaphorical but if you knew about the situation you knew who they were going at. Man what an era. Miss Prodigy & Pac. RIP to both legends.

[@skarrsixx3984]

What u must never heard against all odds

[@jvonte07]

@@skarrsixx3984 Against all odds was already recorded and wasn’t aimed at Mobb directly just a few jabs.

[@thecardbunker801]

​@jvonte07 exactly but the issue here was that Pac died shortly after Drop a Gem on Em dropped.

[@judah-je1jm]

Pac touched people all over the world 🌎 A top aide to President Vladimir Putin has laughed off the sanctions imposed by the US, saying the only thing he likes about America is Tupac, and he "doesn't need a visa" to listen to rap music.

[@AndrewRobertson-kl4vi]

Great video. Good to see something a bit different. Good work.

[@Acelife135]

As a 40 some year old man..looking back at this whole thing is very childish and had Pac have lived..i think all of them..(maybe not Big cuz he hit his wife) would of worked it out as men..black men! 💪🏿

[@PlayerOneUp]

Everyone arguing over cities they don’t own 😂

[@MotorCityMob]

GD, i love this channel.. thank you!

[@philippsaga4180]

To this day I never heard a full pac album....but mobb deep is on heavy rotation for 25 years now❤

[@antoinesuber8816]

You definitely did your research. Keep up the good work.💯💯💯

[@whatsthedirt]

I appreciate that!

[@romeokoroma3341]

⁠ for your next video can you please do how Rock artists inspire and influence by Bob Marley.

[@Santana.Correia]

Editing on point! Well done 👏👏

[@TravellingIntrovert121]

Great video….. once again !!!!!

[@user-bd5qh6pu3v]

Pac was a big genius at his lyrics 2pac lyrics was gangster that can go with any gangster beats pac had some sick lyrics that went perfect and it was real life

[@1272JfC]

Kurupt was showing how raw west coast Mcs were that’s all you have to remember he is originally from Philly

[@44Paigey]

awesome work

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

New sub. Love this breakdown.

[@f94_fa21]

Evertime you New York’s acting like innocent & the all the problems starts from 2pac or Suge come on man

[@skrf]

how did you miss Mobb Deep “It’s Mine” when they say Thug Life is mine & also Nas rapping about his death on his verse ending

[@madman9040]

Facts 💯 The Infamous Mobb Deep and NaS were all 3 mocking and Subliminal Sneak Dissing 2Pac

[@dylanmulroe9978]

That picture of you throwing up the W is epic hahaha, love this video you got a new subscriber in me

[@olistorm1]

Yo! Good content homes.

[@steppedon]

That Biggy thing is 100% the Mandela Effect. I vividly remember that time and listened to Hot 97 RELIGOUSLY. The call doesn't exist, never existed. Hot 97 would have been pulled it out of the vaults in this era of clout. And we KNOW they have all the recordings.

[@rocoustilerocoustile4320]

That's what I'm saying. Back then I was a teen and hip hop was my life and I never heard it.

[@CarlosHernandez-wq9pc]

*Foh, thank God I'm old enough to remember. Some of you sheeple swear think you slick, always trying to rewrite history when reality doesn't suit your narrative.*

[@SuperbNProsper]

The Beef with Mobb Deep would’ve definitely got squashed. When Pac ran into Nas at Bryant Park in New York. Not only did Him & Nas squash they beef , Nas also asked Pac to not diss Mobb Deep any more. Mobb Deep would’ve squashed they beef with Pac outta respect for Nas. Plus with Death Row East being a real thing & Eric B running it. That whole beef would’ve came to an end.

[@madman9040]

I don't know about that because Mobb Deep was alliance themselves with Bad Boy and plus Havoc Mobb Deep produce a track on Notorious BIG 2nd album and the song named Last Days and it had Notorious BIG ft The Lox going at 2Pac

[@madman9040]

Plus NaS was alliance himself with Bad Boy Puffy and Dr Dre and NaS had a unreleased Diss Track going at 2Pac that NaS released in the year 2021 called Real N'z Dissing 2Pac

[@SuperbNProsper]

@@madman9040 idk how strong that alliance was tho, cause you gotta also remember around that same time Nas & Biggie we’re going back & forth dissing each other subliminally. Biggie was Dissing Nas on Kick In the door “ Your reign on the top was short like leprechauns As I crush so-called willies, thugs and rapper dons” / “ Ain't no other kings in this rap thing, they siblings , Nothin' but my children, one shot, they disappearin “. They went back and forth on a few songs. And again if Pac would’ve lived that diss would’ve never came out. He told Nas he was gonna take his disses out of his songs on makaveli & they were gonna go some music for the one nation project. He would’ve been more aligned with Pac had that happened.

[@madman9040]

@@SuperbNProsper nah I don't believe because remember puffy had power on the east coast even in New York and RZA produced long kiss goodnight and on the original version of long kiss goodnight it had one of the Wu members on the track but his voice gotten tooking off and replaced by Puffy and NaS is really close with the Wu members and alot of East Coast was choosing sides

[@madman9040]

@@SuperbNProsper NaS was throwing Subliminals at 2Pac NaS took the All Eyez On Me beat and made Street Dreams Subliminally going at 2Pac and NaS was throwing alot of Subliminals at 2Pac that is why 2Pac called NaS a punk and a Bitter

[@mindrightdailytv9013]

Great. Video bro

[@Qroccity]

Very accurate luv this channel

[@husengyang5437]

Mobb Deep was dope but they couldn't F with Pac

[@madman9040]

Facts 💯

[@upclosenpersonal100]

Typical 2pac groupie gossip, we've heard it all before bud 😅

[@Maxamillion-ko5cl]

Pac was a fruitcake and a fraud

[@RicardoRichmond-ch8tl]

We not even talking about mobb deep but we talking bout P!!!

[@Maxamillion-ko5cl]

lol@@upclosenpersonal100

[@elvinmata793]

That’s a dope ass pic of you throwing the W sign up!

[@RiktorchyA]

Good Clip 🔥🔥🔥🖖🏾

[@thabangphaleng916]

The first thing I do is hit the "like" button everytime I i watch your videos; you do not disappoint.

[@jameshamilton8720]

New York wanted Pac and The Dogg Pound dead and it took B.I.G death for them to chill tf out....some weird shit

[@cosmosgeoman2510]

It's so unfortunate that the homies - snoop and dogg pound - pac was riding for wasn't with him. 😢😢😢😢 Be careful out there.

[@briandavid1925]

I'm gonna love this brother. Was away for a minute and first video that popped up when I hit KZbin on my phone lol

[@whatsthedirt]

Hahha that’s sick!! KZbin got my back lol

[@lorenzbeaumacc1175]

​​​@@whatsthedirt so rass kass can't compete with prodigy ?!!@23:50

[@SWATA27]

Just found this channel, great stuff, what about a video with wu tang, paper plates was a great diss track from GZA

[@blockmusicgroup8315]

We need more content brother, you break this stuff down perfectly, MORE !!!! 😂

[@whatsthedirt]

Hahaha thanks man!!! I’m going to keep going 💣

[@romeokoroma3341]

⁠ for your next video can you please do how Rock artists inspire and influence by Bob Marley.

[@Xplicitthedon]

To me Prodigy is the greatest rapper ever and I been saying that way before he died. Rip Prodigy and Tupac.

[@coreybooker8031]

I agree my friend 👍🏿

[@connoisseuroftigolbitts]

This was a great video

[@whatsthedirt]

Thanks man!!! I appreciate the comments and feedback!!

[@vivaofficial7372]

You throwing the westside up is literally my cousin on my christening/1st bday video lol

[@jsjajd88i3okejd9oo]

"worlds rotten like the veins in my father's arms." Tragedy verse in my top 5 of all time.

[@whatsthedirt]

He absolutely killed that verse man.

[@SuperbNProsper]

NY87 was definitely recorded after Dogg Pound got shot at in New York. That also lead to Pac recording Hit Em Up. One thing people tend to overlook with Pac, was when he was in Prison , a lot of people were taking shots at him & dissing him, & he didn’t have the ability to defend himself. Plus niggas in Prison (mind you he’s locked up in New York) all telling him different shit from the streets about who shot him & dissing him, so he getting mixed messages & etc. That’s why when he got off, He had to get at everyone he felt was talking crazy. Being in that position for months and not being able to defend ya name after all types of lies are told, you gonna come out on a warpath, which he did & outsold all of them.

[@madman9040]

All facts what you said 💯

[@MaybachMel1804]

SALUTE 💯 Good cover

[@jahmillytheking91]

Great job😊

[@noreaster1788]

In the song, "I shot ya," Prodigy is actually going at Keith Murray, who is on the same song!

[@marvinlynch1305]

Pac bodied that NY87 track 🔥

[@madman9040]

Facts 💯

[@thegeorgiaaquarius]

Pac exposing prodigy for having sickle cell was enough battle over after that 😂😂😂

[@madman9040]

Facts 💯

[@chadwickpuffington]

Mobb Deep exposing Pac for being a booty bandit. War over after that😂😂😂

[@KyngKoopa919]

yo that birthday pic was hard! lol Epic!

[@whatsthedirt]

Hahaha glad you liked that man 😂

[@careandpain5962]

God Bless This Channel 🙏🙌🙏

[@judahalexander6946]

Damn, I’m impressed. Amazing video! Nothing but straight facts! Keep up the 90s hip hop beefs man!

[@whatsthedirt]

Thank you bro! I truly fell in love with that Era. I covered a bunch of things from the Drake and Kendrick era on my channel. But I'm going to start doing more beefs from the golden era now!

[@romeokoroma3341]

⁠ for your next video can you please do how Rock artists inspire and influence by Bob Marley.

[@jahmalscovens6180]

Trash

[@brianbayer4868]

Mobb deep was talking tough but couldn't back it up when Napoleon ran up on them.

[@upclosenpersonal100]

U sound stupid asf 😂 Napoleon said that Prodigy DIDN'T back down when Napoleon confronted him by his self.. Napoleon said he had heart, even SCC said that Prodigy had heart .. Quit the Pac groupie gossip & pull Pac's deck outcha mouf

[@kevinblackman4970]

Your the goat when it comes to breaking down beef. I came here after Kendrick dropped his drake and j Cole diss. “F the big 3 it’s just me”

[@oliverjames7359]

Respect for keeping it real

[@rodjulius2745]

Me being from the east coast I definitely like Pac as well as Mobb deep really didn't like how they were beefing

[@DeMoneeTV]

Great video should have way more likes

[@whatsthedirt]

I appreciate that! The video is starting to move a little better now! I've got faith in it haha!!!

[@DeMoneeTV]

@@whatsthedirt You did your part u put it in the universe watch the views grow like a 🌱 into a 🌳

[@velleione]

Expertly done Love the video lyrically Prodigy is a monster and globally Tupac is an icon. "Drop a Gem on em" by far is a fantastic record and probably the weight that sways the pendulum toward Mobb deep's side for me. R.I.P Prodigy R.I.P 2Pac

[@mikewillfybn]

Yessir I got some watch tonight

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

Mobb Deep was an incredibly impactful duo and top 5 in the game ever. PAC however was simply on a different planet. PAC was at a height artistically and lyrically none had been before. The funny shit is if you thought 96’ was wild… go listen to the shit that was coming out in 97’.

[@joeshoe6184]

I'll take Shook Ones over any Pac track I've heard.

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

@@joeshoe6184 and I’d take OutKast Aquemnini over any Mob Deep record and even EPMD over the Mobb. Opinions.

[@michaelaaron3402]

When we ride on our enemies.... Killed It! I love Mobb Depp

[@cudinutts5323]

Props to you for this video. It’s annoying to see the same beefs covered! I need someone to cover trippie vs lil uzi

[@GNGSTRZEASTEND]

Hope this blows up never forget legends ❤

[@downtomarz7835]

This was a great video!!! 🫶🏾