Who Is He Dissing👀? 2Pac “HIT’EM UP” Reaction Video

[@tomwilson5721]

I'm 34, I been thru the generations of hiphop and rap. The 90s hiphop to this day has the absolute best lyricist the game has ever seen.

[@Adii_Reacts]

🙏🙏

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

same bro , 34 and you are spitting straight facts ; All fax no printer !

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

all Fax no printers bro

[@coffeecrimegal5968]

Bro no disrespect but you’re 34! You were 6 maybe 7 when Pac was killed! Depending on your birthday.. When he was with Digital Underground in 91 you were 2/3YO! Again no disrespect but this wasn’t your generation.

[@tomwilson5721]

@coffeecrimegal5968 I was born in 88. Unlike most I had appreciation for the ones who paved the way. So I grew up on 90s hiphop. Which is my generation. It was my generation that had the last of the good hiphop artist. Think before ya speak

[@JeebyTube]

That wasn’t biggie 😂 it was a fake biggie and a biggie diss

[@LAsOwn]

Pac was east coast born but he was raised by us the West Coast 🚾 Pac was a true soldier too on the dead homies 💯

[@jtoyz2streak]

Pac always westcoast true born in new york, but Afeni Shakur was a black panther in Oakland, that is deep in his raising.we need to teach more of this type of critical thinking in school of Tupc not this song but his short 25 year life.

[@terrancethompson5184]

Y’all so young but let me tell y’all Tupac was about that life PAC the realest rapper ever he shot two cops harassing a young black brother and got away with it he went up against the baddest gangsters and killers in New York at the time he was a black Panther kid do your research on him and you’ll see why we look at him like he’s a God or something he was the truth listen to his music and then dive into his interviews and you’ll see the intelligence and realness and greatness that’s Tupac no disrespect to the younger generation but ain’t none of them doing what Tupac did there’s only one Tupac the goat 🐐 period point blank

[@Adii_Reacts]

Thank you for giving us the run down I appreciate you ❤️🔥

[@Desiree.N.M]

💯💯

[@Borutootsutsuki1]

Don’t forget he died at the age of 25. Mad young

[@Gnomelander1400]

Tupac was an actor who worked for the elites. He made thugging a cool thing for young black men and ruined a generation.

[@BB-yo9yp]

Yeah!!! To build on Terrances comment, y'all should spend the time researching Pac in depth. From his music, to his interview, to his poems to his family tree. Pac was a 2nd generation Black Panther. His moms was part of the Infamous Panther 21 case. His father Dr Mutulu Shakur just got out of prison having spent around 50 years inside (Black Panther). Pac called himself a Thug so that people didn't confuse him with a gangbanger. Pacs Code of ThugLife was in the process of being implemented by gang leaders across the United States in order to reduce the sensless violence on the streets. Pac was not a "ganster", he was a revolutionary who was willing to go up against ANYONE, and he was willing to bust his gun in self defence and the defence of other innocent poeple, if he had to. People out here claiming he wasn't a gangster are confused. Pac NEVER once claimed to be a gangster, but he was willing to put it down in the name of his people. From shooting to white people in the SOUTH, who turned out to be police, to cussing out an entire audience of GD's in Chicago for killing a 14 year old kid, to having to double glocks on him loaded and cocked when he got robbed in NY and pulling for them rather than hitting the floor like ANY normal human being would do in that situation. Some people claim the first of those 5 shots came from his own gun when he tried to pull, just just means he was cocked and ready to draw down even when nicca's had a gun on him. Pac was the most important figure in Hip Hop, period. Yeah it's cool to nod your head to a club banger, but there are communities suffering out here, kids are killing kids, people have no opportunities. It's not time to sit back and relax, we need someone to risk everything to tell the truth. Pac was that person, and for that reason, he had to be discredited and silence by the powers that be (directly or indirectly)

[@manalkhatibjallaq9755]

2 pac was all about that action. He was real, he wasn't phony. He said things and meant it with all of his heart.

[@ac4th371]

Pac was simultaneously the Hardest and most socially conscience rapper to ever pic up a Mic. He wasn't a Gangsta, he was a militant revolutionary and not afraid of anyone.

[@Harrell9945]

This isn’t just a diss…it was a declaration of war. Pac was fierce. He was about it. He was a hard G with the heart of a poet. He read everything he could get his hands on while he was in prison. I knew his mom and she was a force of nature too. Such a shame he died so young. But yeah…he and Biggie were homies til he got shot and people around him were saying that Biggie set it up. So Pac came out and spilt ALLLL the tea, pissed on it, and spread it all over the airwaves. And he was just riffing at the end…..but he could ride the beat and make it lyrical. That’s talent.

[@donsimon2699]

He did that song in 1995 ,not 14 years ago

[@Adii_Reacts]

Okay our bad the video we did said 14 years ago

[@rmathis268]

Tupac died in 1996 so if he did that video 14 years ago that would be the miracle of our World history.

[@EricEustace]

@@Adii_Reacts it means the video was uploaded 14 yrs ago. This song was made way before KZbin.

[@dustinfencher7446]

He did the song in 96 died in 96. Not 95

[@mrhoward19801]

@@dustinfencher7446 facts

[@Erica-ls7bp]

48 years old and I'm telling you that man was feared when he was alive. I don't know who the young man is listening to but they're bold face liars about Tupac's reputation. He told you in the song, "Now tell me who won? They see me they run", that wasn't a throw away line jt actually happened at an awards show, Diddy n crew took off opposite direction of stage to avoid him!

[@shaunhooker85]

Yeah and Mobb Deep stared Death Roe out when they were on stage haha. They weren't shook. Diddy is different.

[@shaunhooker85]

@@118eighteen he was more obsessed with money than being a gangsta. Was 100% commercial. Sold his soul, not like he ever had much of one. Funny thing is Suge went from. Most feared man in hip hop to a clown. Ten years or so after Pac died everyone was calling him out, and he got knocked out by a fuckin hairdresser with no repercussions. They realized his money was gone, hence his power was gone.

[@shaunhooker85]

@@118eighteen LOL what?! They were 20-21 at the time. P was 19 when he wrote Shook Ones. How are they going to regress in age? 😂 Did you even watch the Source Awards? Yes when they were on stage. P talks about it in his book and it's a known fact. Staring holes right through them, they were never scared. Mobb Deep were one of the only ones standing up for NY and dissing Death Row and Pac. That's why Mobb dissed Jay-Z because he was scared to get involved but talked shit in 99-00 when it was all over. It was QBC people that shot Pac the first time he got hit. Prove me wrong. But you out here saying Mobb Deep was 16 at the time so I know ur corny.

[@shaunhooker85]

@@118eighteen Bad Boy label was soft but they don't speak for NY. Nas had the drop on Pac. Pac wasn't a gangsta, he was a coked up hot head. Snoop admits that he was there when Pac was trying to act so hard in Nas face, and Nas took the high road, meanwhile there's dozens of Nas people walking past with heat on them. Snoop saw it and Pac didn't. Snoop admitted it. Nas could have had his dumbass killed right there but he's a God. Look it up on KZbin. And Pac didn't realize cos he's not a fucking real G and had no idea about the situation. Pacs was a clown. Why you think he got killed and Suge Knight and come didn't? It was because they were made, and Orlando Jordan and them were mad that the celebrity got involved in gang shit when he wasn't a gangsta. You in a fantasy world bro.

[@jerikajames1551]

@@shaunhooker85 mob deep wasn’t shxt either! FOH! BIG GENE puffs old security confirmed how scared those mfkrs were of PAC & SUGE! had puff jumping out of windows at the award show.. they wanted to be PAC! BIG GENE verified Puff KNEW what was going down that night Pac was set up. So wtf are you talking about?? Why you looking up PAC reactions? 🥴 point proven

[@lowkeywoodfella]

People didn't start too say 2pac wasn't about that life until he died. They feared that man alive. Facts it's well documented how they feared him

[@TheFeesh30]

Facts

[@euthanasia662]

"They talk a lot of shit but that's after I'm gone cuz they fear me in a physical form let be known I'm troublesome" Makaveli

[@computablu]

FACTS!

[@gmac9987]

@@euthanasia662 on the real... word

[@AA-yx6fk]

Exactly, young buck dont know what he talking bout!

[@audreygood]

Undisputed #1 Dis Track…they’ll never be another like this

[@louiev1833]

Ain't no way you actually thought that was biggie in the video 😂😂😂😂

[@marshalkhumalo6549]

No one retaliated to the diss track and it is the best diss in the history of Hip Hop

[@MrAmandacgouthro]

It can’t be came at! lol how you react to that lol RUTHLESS Anyone tried they be looking like papa doc speechless and Stupid lol

[@marky4071]

"Hit 'em up" was retaliation to Biggie's dis aimed at Pac called "Who shot ya?" "Hit 'em up" is the ultimate legendary dis track. Thuglife ✌

[@benmoen]

To be fair they didn't have long to come back... Pac died months later

[@jodyariewitz7349]

There will NEVER be another 2PAC...RIP PAC FOREVER ❤🙏❤

[@moluvkbalalala8878]

Nobody did diss him back there is one track that is kinda a answer to this but Mobb Deep waited until Pac died to do it so....

[@boondoggle4820]

As someone who was around and was a teenager at that time, Pac got locked up and got into more fights than any rapper during that time. He was always in the middle of something, so if that’s what people mean by about that life, he was most definitely about that life. The thing is though that he wasn’t a bad guy. He was actually really insightful and empathetic, which comes across in his best work. He just saw red when somebody got him angry, lol.

[@Peterborough_Guy_Slots]

Released in 1996. And it’s still listed as the # 1 diss track of all time on all lists. And no one had the balls to retaliate to this.

[@prospera93]

They answered with bullets

[@yellow_flash813]

@@prospera93 but never claimed em from what I've seen

[@LofiTryfe]

​@@prospera93Tupac's death had nothing to do with who he was dissing in this song.

[@nonenone6884]

thank you , i was about to snap

[@mikeyminit5059]

For me. #1 diss track ever...

[@redscorpion9325]

The other Dude with Shades is Puffy AKA P Diddy 😂

[@archiebutler18]

TUPAC SOLD OVER 75MILLION AND COUNTING THE DON 662

[@lowkeywoodfella]

It's 125 million now

[@antoniopowell2545]

Y’all youngsters reacting to this track is priceless!❤

[@muddamalik8401]

2PAC & THE OUTLAWS STILL🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #CLASSIC

[@ysaiahschannel1451]

This beef started when Tupac was in New York and he got shot five× one trying to make a song with big biggie released who Shot you and then Tupac released this song

[@Membersonly4017]

That verse is top 2 disses of all time... it's out of this and no Vaseline (Ice cube)

[@Positive_Indifference]

It's nice to see the young people exploring the real hip hop of my generation. 💯

[@christopherclayton7688]

The rappers featured on this track are The Outlawz. First was Hussein Fatal, then Khadafi, and last was E.D.I Mean. There are more members in other songs ya'll need to check out.

[@mickswagger6086]

Cheere

[@babur4980]

Tupac was modern day philosopher. He was poet, actor, revolutionary and the Greatest of all time. Amazing human being with unbelievable plans. Truly inspirational. His mother Afeni Shakur formal Black Panther raised amazing human being. Tupac assassinated by the government. Much love 2Pac Amaru Shakur. 🤲❤️👊♾️

[@user-hk8yp7cw1v]

Sickle cell reference was about Mobb Deep. This song is a response to a previous diss from BIG called Who Shot Ya?

[@PerfectlyImperfect93]

Pac ain’t never one to hold his tongue and that’s one of the things I loved about him 🕊️

[@ceez8731]

that " junior whopper clique smoked up" line was hard af

[@Makaveli..]

He weren’t ur typical “gangsta” but he had heart and weren’t no punk

[@redscorpion9325]

Facts

[@Erica-ls7bp]

Frank White aka Biggie. Biggie took on the character name Frank White from the Scarface movie. So the line about Frank White needs to get spanked for setting traps was directly an accusation that Bjggie set Pac up for being shot in 1994 at the studio they both recorded at in NY.

[@mchammer157]

You so wrong 😆 🤣 biggie took the frank white name from the movie king of new york. Christopher Walken played the frank white character in the movie

[@Erica-ls7bp]

@@mchammer157 I said the wrong movie, got my gangster Frank characters in movies mixed up. Frank Lopez, (Scarface) was also a movie Biggie idolized. I believe the Scarface poster is in a music video and a Cribs episode. The point is he took a character name from a gangster movie.

[@lilbaby3881]

Im 21 and i been listen to pac since i was 6 in my opinion pac the goat the best rapper who ever lived

[@joedoe2942]

Actually hitem up was released in 96' that is 26 years ago

[@edilbertomartinezrodas3762]

los noventas la jenerasion de varones soldados de rap tupa.fue lejendario no temia ni ala muerte raperos de verda ❤tupa.el mejor siempre

[@peterortiz1160]

Pac is talkin bout biggie and puffy/p diddy

[@williecooper1116]

2Pac grew up and also ran the street with DMX and Treach from Naughty By Nature and yes he was about that life❣️

[@archiebutler18]

Prodigy of mobb deep r.i.p.

[@saj3287]

Released 26 years ago man time flies while I'm stareing at the world through my reirview

[@justinmakaveli96]

LMFAO your face @ the end had me crying🤣🤣

[@RADRNATN13]

Y'all abused that pause button

[@DaMathias]

Nah this was definitely a Biggie disstrack there were no subliminal shots thrown. This was a direct diss not only towards Biggie but basically all big new york rappers at the time. This diss came out because 2pac was shot 5 times in a hotel lobel, and survived, and he thought Biggie had something to do with it and Biggie released a subliminal diss track on pac around the time he was shot and it was called “who shot ya”, basically mocking what happened to him. And Biggie and pac did use to be close, very close, but once pac was shot is when everything fell apart. Y’all got some learning to do on this era but that’s alright we all start somewhere.

[@shaunhooker85]

and Mobb Deep. He thought they helped set up the first time he got shot cos they were there. Prodigy had sickle cell.

[@jtoyz2streak]

common this is the biggest diss tract of all time...he said you claim to be a player but fuck your wife, beg a bitch and i let you sleep in the house...and this is true facts he slept with his wife and when biggie came to Oakland Tupac ask and girl to sleep with him

[@shaunhooker85]

@@118eighteen tupac admitted he got raped in prison and wrote lots of fruity songs. Plus he has that interview for a theatre school where he acts sus. Everyone says biggie the better lyricist and it's true. Pac was never over because he was a great rapper, but because of his personality and star power. Wu-Tang > both those guys.

[@minnathemartian5513]

The feature artists are part of pac’s crew “the outlaw’s” ✊🏽

[@rocmo656]

Almost 30 years ago, not 14😂

[@MrAmandacgouthro]

Watching the new generation learn about pac is worth all the pausing.

[@joshuadaley6531]

How can you not know who he is dissin? He names every one of them lol

[@MassAuditing]

This was the All-time diss song East Coast vs West Coast! They both lost their lives over this, 2-Pac & Biggie for sure in the top 5 all-time rappers!

[@davidfortuin4146]

The diss song of all diss songs.

[@jaronyoung6934]

the title has who is he dissing when he says big e multiple times

[@munneypte4511]

Whoever told you that Pac wasn't about that life wasn't around back then lol. Just know that bro

[@aaron_looking_up]

SHE HAAARD!!! Love the reaction!

[@raiden6852]

More 2pac!!

[@geraldjackson3921]

Those are the Outlawz One of Tupac's Groups he started. The ones that wrapped on the song is Hussein Fatal Kadafi and E.D.I. Mean

[@timothym7608]

The 90s were a dangerous time to be alive. In the 90s, capped meant you got shot.

[@mchammer157]

Some what true but not everywhere. In florida in the 90 we would say cappin and it meant then just whst it means now. Getting capped mean shot was mostly a new york city slang

[@TheRealMasonYoung]

Pac was a full blown legend. Biggie even gave him props after he "died" (not sure I believe he actually did but that's a different story). He said something about hearing Pac got shot and was just like "oh, it's Pac, he will be alright" and then when he passed he was saying he couldn't believe it. Pac seemed invincible. Good reaction btw. I know every verse in this song and I loved when I knew a heavy banger was coming seeing how y'all looked after hearing it lol.

[@deezydayungdon]

🤦🏿‍♂️😅😆😂🤣😂😆 I'm dying at the fact they ain't know This Diss Song Was Bout Biggie Puffy and Bad Boy LHDAB....Pac was Bout That Action and Him and Big Both Died at 25 if im not Mistaken a like year a part from each other. That's his crew he put on "The Outlawz." Him and Big was cool, they fell out after Pac got shot 5 Times coming to See Big in The Studio. For More of His 🔥🔥🔥 Disses React To Against All Odds, Hail Mary, Troublesome 96, BomB First, and When We Ride on Our Enemies....And Just For Some More 🔥🔥🔥 OG's React To 2pac Smile ft Scarface, Scarface Seen a Man Die, Slim Thug ft Zro and JDawg Associates and No Love, Scarface A Minute to Pray and a Second to Die, Geto Boy's Mind Playing Tricks.

[@alejandrobravojr8421]

Tupac was with it.All day.

[@alpacinotonymontana9979]

Y'ALL SHOULD REACT MORE TO 2PACS TRACKS AND INTERVIEWS YOU WON'T REGRET IT TRUST ME PAC IS A LEGEND NOT ONLY IN MUSIC BUT AS A HUMAN BEING NOBODY IS PERFECT IN THIS WORLD BUT PAC SOMEONE THAT IS 1 IN A MILLION BETTER LISTEN TO THE REAL OG THAN MOST OF THIS GARBAGE NOW DAYS. RIP UNCLE PAC

[@redscorpion9325]

Nicki Minaj basically was inspired by Lil Kim before they had beef,Nicki was basically like Lil Kim

[@EricEustace]

Nikki Stole her whole style from Kim, she couldn't spit like lil Kim though, Kim had bars.

[@MrAmandacgouthro]

Yeah don’t Think pac would have been A fan of Her or cardi

[@ambereltrich2992]

I think it was like 96 when this dropped... So longer than 14 years

[@evoh_9560]

Subscribed to see more pac reaction

[@Adii_Reacts]

🙏

[@Erica-ls7bp]

Caps peeled - has layered meanings. It's also another way of saying "getting scalped" as in how Native Indians scalped their enemies.

[@Blak8Flag]

Biggie Smalls was the original character in a movie called "Let's Do It Again" with Bill Cosby and Sidney Poitier.

[@donsimon2699]

Do the Ed Gordon interview with tupac .

[@Peterborough_Guy_Slots]

Do Troublesome 96. And against all odds. The check out immortal technique he’s an underground legend

[@peterortiz1160]

Eminem has a remix to hit em up called quitter, it’s definitely worth checking out

[@-scrim]

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[@peterortiz1160]

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[@iw1235]

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[@terrancethompson5184]

@@peterortiz1160 Nigga that shit was trash every real Nigga Tupac Fan knows it just like when he produced Pacs album that shit was trash with them shitty beats

[@Travis_Manu_Blessed_by_GOD]

This song came in KZbin 14 yrs ago but this song older than that 👍

[@charlescarter1859]

Good Reaction Yall, Pac was definitely bout that action and unfortunately it lead to his demise. Thee 🐐 of all 🐐's. Reaction to Pac 'Ambitionz Az A Ridah ". P.S. that Lil Ceasar line was a double entendre his talking bout the rapper Lil Cease, cutting him up in pieces and Lil Ceasar the pizza which pizza is cut in pieces, wordplay. Also, everybody on that song is dead except the big guy rapper, Edi. Even the producer of the song has pass. RIP - Pac, Fatal, Kadafi and producer Johnny J.

[@Adii_Reacts]

Thank you for the support and run down ❤️🔥

[@pacamootha]

2 pac -First verse,2nd verse - Hussain Fatal (tha outlawz), 3rd verse - 2 pac,4th - Yaki Kadafi Tha Outlawz &Tupac cousin),5th verse - E.D.I Mean ..then the outro,by Tupac,the outro of the centry yo.

[@matetarnai174]

Yaki Kadafi and Tupac were godbrothers and they became friends as their mothers were close friends. Kastro (Of Outlaw) was Tupac's cousin .

[@Mandeebah]

I starred at you for a solid minute like “is this not Carti?”

[@2anti386]

React to Tupac -Ed Gordon interview

[@Adii_Reacts]

🫡 will do

[@keithedwards689]

I'm 63 and English. 2 pac was big here too and rightly so. That wasn't Biggy in the video, 2 pac just having another dig. Would loved to have seen/heard what 2pac brought to the world next.

[@walidbouz3617]

Btw this was already a reply to Biggie’s song “Who Shot Ya”. Pac said that Biggie released this song about him after he was shot so Tupac came back with this.. thats why in the song he was sayin: “who shot ya but your punks didn’t finish” as in they didnt finish the job

[@leomamofokeng5104]

tthe song cqme out in 1995...GUYS PLEASE RESEARCH ABOUT SONGS BEFORE REACTING. IT'S ONLY RIGHT AND SMART

[@RSmith-wd7zr]

Y'all need video version with lyrics lol

[@mr.wright7803]

You have to listen to Biggie's "Who Shot Ya". Biggie put that out after Pac was shot outside a studio in New York when he was going to record at Bad Boy studios. This was his reply. He took it as a diss.

[@MRKNIGHT]

You never have to decipher who PAC was dissing. He always called them out by name. “Who is he talking about?” Just listen to the end. He list them all.

[@peterortiz1160]

Y’all should put on the captions

[@thephoeni6]

Do the 2pac interview with sway.. you’ll find out everything

[@brianwelsh79]

You really feelin the rage Tupac Shakur had!

[@archiebutler18]

React to only GOD can judge me..2pac the DON 👑

[@valentineparker3867]

pac was born on the east coast but moved to the west coast and grew up there too. he represents the west coast california

[@illustratyr3620]

What a time to be alive. That was a wild time period!

[@archiebutler18]

React to hail mary 2pac

[@Adii_Reacts]

Will do

[@superzeek313]

Check out his "vibe interview" he explains everything you need to kno 💯..but check the ed gordon interview first because you can see his progression of why he was so upset..keep up the work young King and Queen

[@alpacinotonymontana9979]

GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT HIT EM UP CAME OUT 26 YEARS AGO IN 1996

[@kimson305]

He dissing biggie. Yall didn't comprehend at all. Yall pause too much. Well actually oh girl didn't. Its not hard to listen.

[@JohnnyBlaze503]

2Pac was definitely about that action! There’s a reason nobody was surprised he was shot, which btw, was the second time he was shot. Got hit 5 times the first time.

[@NEFERTITI323]

I really want y'all to do the research the history about this song and then listen to this song again. You miss so much of you don't know the background and context

[@RizDaMan73]

Love the reactions lol

[@RealityCheck4515]

It came out in 1996…28 yrs ago, not 14yrs ago. It’s still fire!!

[@Obaro820]

17:28 “How tf they con be the mob when we always on our job” He was referring to Mobb Deep on that line He said it again in 19:48 “You think you mob, we da motherf*cking mob!!!”

[@therappats946]

My friend was with 2pac /friends /work before he was famous Was Good friends with alot of rappers before famous, so he makes documentaries Coming a new one soon My friend went to brooklyn as 16 year old. So crazy he was around from beginning, before anyone knew NWA and 2pac was.... Was there twice But jelause he was with the whole ride.. Hes dissing biggie, biggie would be famous without 2pac 2pac was so humble, he have away full sets to biggie and other rappers he belived in But we bumbed 2pac from begiinng, like most of europe My friend from sweden discovered 2pac, ice cube nipsey hussle, dr dre, lil Wayne before they got famous. Not many know one of 2pacs best friend, produer, lyrics writer was swedish. Also produced ice cube, Dre... Was close to nipsey aswell. Still friend with ice cube. Its him you get most pictures, interviews with om documentarys Hes releasing a new 2pac documentary soon. Did waynes first documentary and many moore. Also we played hip hop mainstream before US. So alot of US artist was here working And where swedish artist some of the first famous hip hop songs. Pretty funny, only NY had hip hop artist same time as us. But its not so important here with GOAT talk, and who discovered rap... Its funny how close swedish People was around from begiinng, Maybee sensitive in US. Have apartment in US, work with music, like no one knows this... Very strange, Thats why 2pac did alot of interviews in swedish media..

[@geraldjackson3921]

Junior mafia is biggie's crew. It was him Lil. Kim, Lil Caesar And some other people that don't nobody really know

[@kingking7389]

Pac was shot 5 times at Quad studios in NY while he was on his way up to do a song with a NY rapper (Lil Sean). Biggie and other NY rappers where in the studio at the time it happened. Pac feel like Puffy/Bad Boy (Biggie manager) set him up and Biggie did nothing to help him or find out who did it, cuz him and Biggie was real cool. And for who ever told you Pac wasn't about that life ask them about when he shot 2 undercover cops in Atlanta for jumping on a black man!

[@bsanchez3563]

Plz react to the demo version as well of hit em up as its nearly entirely different because of the verses being dofferent words and diss or digs at even MORE artists at the very least the presence of apparently digs at jay z etc

[@Daygostylz]

Tupac was a revolutionary with a thug mentality. People who say Pac wasn’t about that life, is mostly talking about the gangster shit. When he linked up with Death Row he was around some real street niggas. Pac wasn’t a gang member but was heavily influenced by it, like a lot of others when they come to Cali.

[@kingissey2050]

Biggie past at the age of 24

[@terrez78]

Thisbsong came out in 1996, I can't believe it's been so long since Pac's been gone😢

[@jsutigers8954]

Pac is the G.O.A.T. ♠️♠️♠️♠️♠️

[@gabem3249]

You guys were hilarious. The chick (sorry for my lingo) is cute as shiv. I think there were other forces involved also.

[@chadblackburn6137]

Best diss song ever..dammm tht sheeeze cranks..and I a Big fan, I couldn't argue when it came out