H. Selassie
Black Royalty
A Crip rapper named Kill Kill from Watts dissed Pac back in '95 for allegedly stealing the concept for Dear Mama from a Kill Kill song. Dude says he gave Pac a copy of his tape at a radio station (92.3 The Beat) which featured a song called "Mama Dear"...
Dear Mama came sometime after and Kill Kill released a diss to Pac called "Here We Go".
Once Pac got out of jail, he and dude met face to face at a LA hotel, shook hands, and squashed the whole thing. He and Pac had mutual homies in Watts who mediated. He even released a tribute song to Pac in '98
"Y'all had Martin, Malcolm, Garvey..strong black individuals like that. Us ghetto black males...all we had was 2Pac"
"Pac was a G lyrically and spiritually"
Dear Mama came sometime after and Kill Kill released a diss to Pac called "Here We Go".
Once Pac got out of jail, he and dude met face to face at a LA hotel, shook hands, and squashed the whole thing. He and Pac had mutual homies in Watts who mediated. He even released a tribute song to Pac in '98
"Y'all had Martin, Malcolm, Garvey..strong black individuals like that. Us ghetto black males...all we had was 2Pac"
"Pac was a G lyrically and spiritually"
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for him squashing it with the GOAT and realizing his version was shyt compared to a true classic 
is dude spitting over the When We Ride On Our Enemies OG sample? Did Pac bite him twice? 
@ the autotune
@ 2:01 of the 2pac diss song