Didnt an Outlaw member say that Pac knew that Jay was gonna be the next big thing in hip hop and therefore wanted to squash him before he blew up.
Pac knew Jay was gonna be a problem
On "Let's Be Friends" Tupac told Jay-Z, "You're broke . . and I smoke daily"
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Didnt an Outlaw member say that Pac knew that Jay was gonna be the next big thing in hip hop and therefore wanted to squash him before he blew up.
Pac knew Jay was gonna be a problem
smoking man
still breathin
everytime i hear tupac i have a serious question in mind:
was he retarded??
i mean seriously...
was he retarded??
i mean seriously...
RhymesWell
All Star
How did Jay even get on his radar? BK's Finest??
observe
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He said "F*ck Jay-Z, he's broke and I smoke daily" . . let that sink in for a moment - let's pretend it's 1996 . .
What was this line suppose to accomplish . . one a song originally intended to be titled "Let's Be Friendz" . . was he telling Jay-Z to come smoke with him?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hf5GGeqQHdY
Damn I remember listening to this off the mackaveli bootleg series back in the late 90s..I'm kinda mad they don't have the original version to "when we ride on our enemies" on YouTube over the rose Royce sample..it's on some off brand mp3 site..
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
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observe
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Good shyt..I couldn't find it..
Broccoli Rob
TTG LOL
Always funny when I hear it cus he's clearly far from broke now.
However, as far as the "smoke daily" line. Not too much of a puzzle. Pac was just styling on the mic as usual, it rhymed and was basically accurate so he went there. Probably forgot about the song eight seconds after leaving the studio.
However, as far as the "smoke daily" line. Not too much of a puzzle. Pac was just styling on the mic as usual, it rhymed and was basically accurate so he went there. Probably forgot about the song eight seconds after leaving the studio.
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its fukked up that pac was only getting 5,000 a month from Death Row then died with 20,000 in his account with his house and cars in Suges name.
this.
Never heard this shyt :pacbumpin:
The Dust King
A Childrens Story
umm...did you listen to the track in the first post
what do you think?
I see someone linked it up but a few months back someone released all 9 makaveli bootlegs with all the originals.
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
This song is from late summer, so it Reasonable Doubt was already released.
I would really like you to look at your life before you consider saying something like this again
- If somebody shot you at 25 years old, what would you have accomplished thus far? 
It was actually about $150,000 that was in his bank accounts and some were saying these numbers were manipulated by the estate to reflect a reason for a lawsuit and avoiding a death tax
Of course the cars were in Suge's name, Tupac was a terrible driver. As was Hussein Fatal
