Puff Gets Asked Did He Put The Hit Out On 2Pac On The Breakfast Club 4-1-16

[Uncle_Ruckus]

 

[lightbearerchef]

did he ever

He did it

 

[Ol’Otis]

it was a business move
Suge should've intervene instead of participating
in the shyt
far as i'm concerned suge and puffy are both responsible

 

[lightbearerchef]

What type of gold is that around that nicca nec?

 

[KG1]

 

[kingstl]

He's
1. A hiphop legend
2. Well connected
3. His boss
4. A black self made almost billionaire from the hood

Why the fukk wouldn't he respect him

Cats love when black people don't respect their own, fukking disgusting

Quoted for emphasis

Dude is one of the BEST to ever do it...if he's not #1, he's def #2

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

The truth is, the people in the know will never say anything because this is too deep. Everyone of them watch their mouth's because it could be a death warrant, like Suge is serving in a cell right now.

But Puffy deserves as much HEAT as Suge for everything that happened

 

[Real N Quotes]

The truth is, the people in the know will never say anything because this is too deep. Everyone of them watch their mouth's because it could be a death warrant, like Suge is serving in a cell right now.

But Puffy deserves as much HEAT as Suge for everything that happened

The only thing Puffy is responsible for is not encouraging BIG to set the record straight with Pac when he was doing his bid. That was a huge mistake. Other than that Pac's recklessness led to his own demise. If he never associated with Jack and Jimmy he wouldn't have needed Suges protection. We lost someone who would have been bigger than music over low life ngga shyt breh. The lesson Ive learned from this is never let people beneath you convince you to stoop to their level.

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Even if Puff put money on his head directly or just put money on the chains & that set off a chain reaction which makes him involved indirectly, Pac was asking for it. He was very lucky he got away from that Brooklyn crew, the way he was going it could have only ended up one way and Pac himself knew this.

 

[DarkmanX]

Lyor got the campus.. Some of y'all Lyor haters isssssssss

From what ive read both Lyor & Puff basically comes from the same "(industry) school". Both get called devil since
the beginning of it all, so it makes sense. Puff always had a relationship with Lyor among a few.

 

[Edub]

You

You know his father was heavy in Harlem right?

Heavy??? Dunno bout that one...he was a small time courier I think for guy fisher(don't quote me...may been someone else)...and he got popped for allegedly having loose lips or trying to do his own thing...something like that. But major...uh no.

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

The only thing Puffy is responsible for is not encouraging BIG to set the record straight with Pac when he was doing his bid. That was a huge mistake. Other than that Pac's recklessness led to his own demise. If he never associated with Jack and Jimmy he wouldn't have needed Suges protection. We lost someone who would have been bigger than music over low life ngga shyt breh. The lesson Ive learned from this is never let people beneath you convince you to stoop to their level.

Suge's protection?

Really, the truth is, 'Pac was rolling with the Death Row camp since at least '92-'93, so it wasn't a surprise when he officially signed in 1995.

The 'Above The Rim' soundtrack came out March 22nd 1994, which was Death Row Records' 1st soundtrack release, which happened to be on a 2Pac feature film that he starred in (with 3 2Pac songs on the soundtrack, "Pour Out A Little Liquor", "Pain", "Loyal To The Game")

 

[yardman]

that nikka fingernails shiny as shyt #ayeyo

 

[Wacky D]

it looks like they gave him a heads up about the question before they went on-air

 

[Big Mark]

His bytch ass did that shyt though.