'Pac is a liar, Biggie setting him up is a lie' - DJ Clark Kent

[Master Teacher]

Biggie then set him up, but he knew Pac was walking into a trap and did nothing about it, that's why pac was mad

if somebody suppose to be your man and he know some nikkaz about to get down on you, and don't do shyt, how you suppose to feel lmao

 

[Knicksman20]

Uhhhh yes he did. Especially in the beginning. Then it kind of changed to something like well he knew who was behind it and din't do nuthin.

And I'll post this again because the Pac apologists & people in here that blindly take his word as gospel over the multiple accounts of credible people are ridiculous. Pac was the one still pushing the lie & narrative after KNOWING the truth

 

[Brian O'Conner]

In '96 when he released a classic album? Uhh, ok.

RD was not a classic at that time nor did it sell a lot, and jayz was looked at as one of Biggie's homies.

Jay didn't blow up until after big died with vol. 2..and no one called RD a classic until he rereleased it years later... And marketed it as a classic album when he was one of the biggest artist in rap and had def jam pushing it

You dudes that try to rewrite history make me sick

 

[EBK String]

And I'll post this again because the Pac apologists & people in here that blindly take his word as gospel over the multiple accounts of credible people are ridiculous. Pac was the one still pushing the lie & narrative after KNOWING the truth

so a skit for a video is proof of what he actually said or believed?

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

And I'll post this again because the Pac apologists & people in here that blindly take his word as gospel over the multiple accounts of credible people are ridiculous. Pac was the one still pushing the lie & narrative after KNOWING the truth

You know that's a scene from the movie Scarface that Pac used right?

 

[shopthatwrecks]

Biggie then set him up, but he knew Pac was walking into a trap and did nothing about it, that's why pac was mad

if somebody suppose to be your man and he know some nikkaz about to get down on you, and don't do shyt, how you suppose to feel lmao

but if ya man..tried to tell u what it was about them nikkas u got down with

b4 u got down with them....

n u go back n tell them nikkas...that ya mans is warning u about them..

n them nikkas ya man warned u about... got u caught up in a rape case...n then tried to rob u...

what u think ya man gone do??






















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[010101]

bigg tried to get pac to distance himself from the entities that ended up causing him harm

if you have a homie that refuses to listen & shows he's determined to move in ways contrary to anyone's benefit what do you do¿

pac should've been mad at himself for not listening to bigg

instead of being mad that bigg wouldn't step out & paint a target on his own back associating with pac

pac wanted bigg to support him being wrong & it doesn't go like that

for real bigg showed pac real love trying to direct him away from the static

pac foolishly interpreted love as co-signing & being a yes.man towards the dramatic rah rah bs

the whole saga is really a hood parable full of gems & lessons if you are perceptive

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[Knicksman20]

so a skit for a video is proof of what he actually said or believed?

Stop downplaying the effect & power this had on perception pre internet boom. To the point where people like yourself & others still believe this shyt

Pac knew the truth yet was still pushing this. There's no denying that

 

[Knicksman20]

You know that's a scene from the movie Scarface that Pac used right?

You really think people back in 96 gave a shyt about that

 

[seemorecizzy]

so a skit for a video is proof of what he actually said or believed?

you cant be this dumb
yes fool, people seeing this music video (especially in the 90s) that's playing every day mulitiple times, showin pac directly say biggie and puff set him up his shooting, is going to have an impact on people.

how could it possibly not

 

[Knicksman20]

you cant be this dumb
yes fool, people seeing this music video (especially in the 90s) that's playing every day mulitiple times, showin pac directly say biggie and puff set him up his shooting, is going to have an impact on people.

how could it possibly not

It's denial bro

 

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

you cant be this dumb
yes fool, people seeing this music video (especially in the 90s) that's playing every day mulitiple times, showin pac directly say biggie and puff set him up his shooting, is going to have an impact on people.

how could it possibly not

MTV nor BET ever showed that version of the video. The first time people seen it was on the Death Row uncut DVD that dropped in like 2000.

 

[seemorecizzy]

MTV nor BET ever showed that version of the video. The first time people seen it was on the Death Row uncut DVD that dropped in like 2000.

you lie more than your idol bro
the video was seen by everyone in 1996.
I had that shyt on vhs.

and for further proof, it was referenced in the 1996 vibe interview that biggie and puff did.

". The intro to the video for the Tupac/Snoop Doggy Dogg song “2 of Americaz Most Wanted” features two characters named Pig and Buff who are accused of setting up Tupac and are then confronted in their office. And the now infamous B-Side, “Hit Em Up,” finds Tupac, in a fit of rage, telling Biggie, “I fukked your bytch, you fat motherfukker,” and then threatening to wipe out all of Bad Boy’s staff and affiliates."

the lengths you go to lie are truly sad

this guy said no one saw it until 2000

 

[Waterproof]

RD was not a classic at that time nor did it sell a lot, and jayz was looked at as one of Biggie's homies.

Jay didn't blow up until after big died with vol. 2..and no one called RD a classic until he rereleased it years later... And marketed it as a classic album when he was one of the biggest artist in rap and had def jam pushing it

You dudes that try to rewrite history make me sick

Dap and Rep I'm 43 and I've been telling Negros this shyt for years

 

[Nomad1]

And I'll post this again because the Pac apologists & people in here that blindly take his word as gospel over the multiple accounts of credible people are ridiculous. Pac was the one still pushing the lie & narrative after KNOWING the truth

breh that's a skit that shouldnt be taken serious.

Biggie wasnt mentioned in against all odds