So was "Last Kiss Goodnight" recorded b4 or after Pac's death?

[Flav]

He slayed that nikka. That's all that needs to be said.

Song was fire. He ate Pac on that.

Battle a dead rapper yall.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Knowing Puff bytch ass and BIG hanging with know gay dudes and tranny lovers, the track was prolly recorded after. And even then I bet they were shook recording it for fear that the ghost of Makaveli would come back and diss their asses on a future Makaveli bootleg

 

[KplusK]

I love Big, but you cant cop pleas as heavy as he did while Pac was alive, only to record and release a subliminal diss after the man's death. Thats just pathetic. Bottom line.

You combine that with his "Going back to Cali" track that he dropped when tensions were still crazy high in L.A, and you really have to wonder just what the fukk was going on in his head during the last few months of his life. Who thought it was a good idea to prance around L.A, when he had to know his life was surely in danger.

this sums it up did yall peep the questions they was asking
think about it like this these nikkaz man just got killed ok nikkaz know you didnt do it but feel you involved by association plus Pac dont like you so now you in they hood and they questioning you seeing how you feel bout the situation and your take on things and everyones listen

dude says pac says biggie set him up biggie defends himself and explain the situation

sway ask him bout Pac saying he was stealing his style biggie defends himself saying nah Pac dropped him some jewels and he ran with them but saying "he shouldve been happy for me if anything" wit a lil shade

then get ask about how he felt bout dudes death with them being close and all this nikka BIG goes "yeah probly felt it worse then anybody...you know felt bad for his moms and fam but i got shyt going on i cant be the one to sit there and stress over anyone else"
stress over someone else my nikka this nikka dead and yall was tight at one point and you still got love for a nikka it aint like stressing over this nikkaz problems or sumtin then he proceeds to go into

"I make your mouthpiece obese like del a resse when i release you loose teeth like lil ceese"
























dude showed no remorse plus disrespected out in they turf never understood that bout him to me he fukked himself even though LKG is top 3 diss records even though it was foul and punk move by not mentioning his name cause yeah with nas and other dudes subs was aight cause thats what BIG did but in this situation when a dude has a problem with you and directing his shots at you fukk a sub you gotta address that man ohh but he couldnt cause he was dead dammm

 

[HARLEM AL]

Battle a dead rapper yall.

Yeah because he didn't do it on who shot ya either...

 

[intilectual recipricol]

I love Big, but you cant cop pleas as heavy as he did while Pac was alive, only to record and release a subliminal diss after the man's death. Thats just pathetic. Bottom line.

You combine that with his "Going back to Cali" track that he dropped when tensions were still crazy high in L.A, and you really have to wonder just what the fukk was going on in his head during the last few months of his life. Who thought it was a good idea to prance around L.A, when he had to know his life was surely in danger.

Word. I'm a big Biggie fan too... and this was some weak shyt to do. Really weak.

 

[ChaddyLack]

I voted I didnt know but it definitely seems like it was recorded after. And the song was obviously about Pac, I thought the most bytch made lyrics of LKG was that crip reference in "My team in the marine blue...." since Baby Lane and the SSCC were (allegedly) involved in the shooting on Koval. Made me lose a ton of respect for Big.

 

[lilaznwoo]

It was Biggie ' s MO to respond subliminal after the fact. Remember Who Shot Ya? He did that when Pac was in prison.

 

[Prae]

i can't find a date for the car crash, everything just says "while recording his 2nd album" one article i saw did say "in 1996" but no month. RZA says he wrote the verse after that so at least that's a marker we could point to.

Found this in a youtube description. I see the Sway interview has already been posted though - but yea he says he got into the accident 3 days after Pac died (@4:35 in video), and then he references the accident in the song.

Biggie fans insist Long Kiss Goodnight was recorded before 2pac died even though theres no proof in fact the title of the song comes from the 1996 film The Long Kiss Goodnight released in October 11 1996 a month after pac died and Biggie twice references a car accident he got into with Lil Cease 3 days after 2pac died. According to Charli Baltimore Biggie would always watch this movie after his accident and gave her the name Charli Baltimore after watching the movie.

"When I release, you lose teeth like Lil' Cease"

"I used to be as strong as Ripple be
Til Lil' Cease crippled me"

Puff at the end
"And we’re not talking about no other rappers
We’re talking about you, motherfukker!
You know who I’m talking to"




But this is the same dude who put out Who Shot Ya a few months after Pac got shot, and then insisted that the song was recorded beforehand, so I shouldn't be surprised

 

[DaveyDave]

i forgot the chick in Long Kiss Goodnight movie was called Charlie Baltimore

 

[Olu Dara]

Yeah because he didn't do it on who shot ya either...

He said that wasn't about Pac, so he backtracked anyway

 

[Loud Still Coolin]

"maniacs put my name in raps"

 

[Nomad1]

Big's song was fire and I can't even lie, but dissing a dead nikka is the pussiest shyt in the world. I know Pac said some bad shyt about Big but he had multiple times to address him properly (not just with "who shot ya") but Big was just a p*ssy and their was no way to argue around that. All of this "imma rise above all the hate" is bullshyt to because LKG showed Big's true demonic colours.
"You rest where the worm and the weak b" Same with you Big

 

[intilectual recipricol]

"Now I see why Pac aint really like most you cowards" - Jadakiss

Pac knew in the end he would be vindicated

 

[OG Talk]

Biggie would have gotten murdered even if he never recorded these diss songs...His fate was sealed in 1995 when Jake Robles was murdered in Atlanta at Jermaine Dupri's party...

 

[MoneyBags]

man fukk that, just cuz you dead don't mean you can't get shytted on if we enemies. shoot up the wake and knock a paul bearer in the grave