So is this adding to why Pac got shot?

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DJ Quik calls Travon Lane an instigator, says Suge Knight isn't to blame for Death Row's downfall.

A number of different factors could have possibly played a role in the fall of the Suge Knight-founded Death Row Records, but for Compton rapper DJ Quik, the label’s downfall can be attributed to one man in particular. Speaking exclusively with AllHipHop.com at Gentleman Jack's Art Beats & Lyrics tour stop in Atlanta, DJ Quik blamed the fall of the label on Travon Lane, a Death Row affiliate and alleged gang member.

According to DJ Quik, on top of ultimately bringing down the label, Lane was responsible for a fight which took place between Tupac Shakur, his entourage and Orlando Anderson the night the rapper was gunned down in Las Vegas.

“It wasn’t Suge that brought down Death Row either. It was Travon Lane, bytch ass,” said DJ Quik. “Scary ass nikka got that chain took and then got Tupac in there fighting. And then that’s how Tupac got shot. Because Travon Lane—he was like the little bully. He was like an instigator. It’s always the one that don’t mean nothing that bring the whole house of cards down. Travon Lane, you ought to be real proud of yourself. You’s a bytch ass nikka. nikka, you fukked it up for everybody.”

Anderson was reportedly a person of interest in the murder of Tupac. He was killed in a shootout, which took place well over a year after Tupac was gunned down in Vegas.

DJ Quik previously spoke on his relationship with the late Tupac during a 2009 interview with the Los Angeles Times. The rapper recalled the influence Tupac’s tenacious nature had on his work ethic.

“Before I met Pac, I saw his tenacity, which was insanely fierce toward the end of his life,” said Quik. “I always saw my songs one at a time, until I recorded with him and I started making 14 a day just [messing] with him. I’d been doing my thing for a long time at that point and I was like, ‘Who is this fire starter to get me to change the way I did my business?’ He really made me figure out the best usage of my available time, and got me on a wholly new personal clock directed toward constantly making music.”

DJ Quik served as an in-house producer at Death Row Records during the ‘90s and has also produced records for Tupac, Snoop Dogg, Xzibit, and more.
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/...tupac-s-death-death-row-s-fall-on-travon-lane

 

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Seems like more than a coincidence orlando was there the same night at the same place.

yer imagine that, two guys who wanna see a Tyson fight, how weird.

 

[Nomad1]

I always thought it was that simple,I mean.. He's on video fighting and then he got murked, case closed right?

It's really that simple. However, Greg Kading and Chuck Philips have said Pdiddy made a hit on Suge and Pac and Keffe D wanted to collect that money when the vegas incident happened. Keffe D said the same. That's why I think Suge had Biggie killed.

 

[Paradime]

yer imagine that, two guys who wanna see a Tyson fight, how weird.

I'm talkin' at the casino, b. Pac LEFT the fight and saw Orlando after the fight.

 

[-Quikness-]

LMAO no they don't

Anyway, Pac was killed because he had a reckless mouth and a whole slew of reasons unrelated to beef, Hip Hop, or rappers.

the fukk are u talking about? how is stomping out a crip with a bunch of bloods unrelated to beef

 

[-Quikness-]

It's really that simple. However, Greg Kading and Chuck Philips have said Pdiddy made a hit on Suge and Pac and Keffe D wanted to collect that money when the vegas incident happened. Keffe D said the same. That's why I think Suge had Biggie killed.

and it also adds up as to why after all those years the story was someone from deathrow got their chain snatched weeks before vegas so pac and the crew jumped them .. greg kading claims puff put a price on somebody bringing him a deathrow medallion. if u read between the lines it aint that far fetched,could still be bullshyt tho,only puffy knows the answer ..

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

Again?

Pac was a nut, Oakland turned him out and made him get on that thug shyt. Growing up in the Panthers he was encouraged to defend himself, stand up for himself physically and vocally, etc. So that aspect was amplified in Oakland. Ultimately, the first shooting was cuz he wasn't tryna lay down to Henchmen's games and demanded the money he was owed(since he was so pressed for money off court cases), Henchmen sent nikkaz to discipline Pac but instead of layin down he went for his gun and ended up taking shots for it, all before gettin locked up for shyt he didn't do, he figures out he was set up to go to prison, them nikkaz was FBI, and ultimately Suge presented and opportunity for Pac just as Pac presented an opportunity for Suge. Both of them had mutual enemies, Pac needed his freedom, Suge had the perfect weapon to do away with Puff professionally while waiting to deal with him personally. Orlando and them was allegedly connected to Puff(I can't remember if that was 100% confirmed so I won't all the way stand by it), and Puff was connected to Henchmen. It was brilliant if they were, baiting Pac into jumping into the fight to make the shyt just seem like natural consequence. But the only part it doesn't explain is why Pac would just so happen to leave his vest at the hotel. I'm pretty sure the feds got the case completed somewhere.

This is besides the fact that FBI agents used to go to Pac's school and ask him if he'd seen certain Panther members that knew his mom or immediate folks. So I think the volatility that people mistake for some souped up act was really someone wishing they could just chill the fukk out and did so whenever possible but was far too hot headed and paranoid to do it all the time. Dude was young with a lot of bad habits but had noble traits that made some people gravitate to him and have an irrational worship of him and other hate him and call him a hypocrite and fraud as if humans aren't capable of contradictions.

I'll let the trolling continue.

....Especially that last sentence

You summed it up perfectly

That should be bookmarked and referenced.....I'm done trying to explain Pac to nikkaz after that post

 

[Renzo]

and it also adds up as to why after all those years the story was someone from deathrow got their chain snatched weeks before vegas so pac and the crew jumped them .. greg kading claims puff put a price on somebody bringing him a deathrow medallion. if u read between the lines it aint that far fetched,could still be bullshyt tho,only puffy knows the answer ..

It was actually confirmed by napoleon of the outlawz, saying that puff put a bounty on deathrow chains so they could be used in a future video.

 

[Mac Casper]

He said he was gonna overthrow the govt. on the east which is Badboy, n Nas.

You're so dumb

 

[infamousred]

nah, he got lit the fukk up, cause he stomped out orlando anderson, instead of the other bloods, who should've done it. i posted this in that jimmy henchman thread, but i guess no one watched it:

it's one of the bloods who was on deathrow's security team, and he talks about that night in vegas. before, it was simply a rumor, that the chain had gotten snatched at that mall. big rock confirms it right here.
on top of that, if you search for the kurt kobane(did production on makavelii) interviews 1-6 on youtube, he confirms that 2pac did indeed join the bloods(mob)
i've researched the whole case pretty heavily. i mean, i've read every single investigator that has gone over this case. i believed greg kadings version the most, and especially with those 2 vital parts added in about the chain and his induction. i mentioned before, that it was absolutely no coincidence that orlando was in the mgm wandering around the way that he was. go find the full version of the mgm tape that i posted here before, and you'll see what i'm talking about. supposedly buntry even let off a few shots at the fleeing car. the whole point is, we will never fully figure out what happened that night, but every year, we seem to get a little closer. whoever mentioned jimmy hoffa before, this case is about as weird as it gets too.
-i forgot to mention, at one point after 2pac had passed away, suge called a meeting and asked people how they felt about the shooting. frank alexander said that it seemed like a cop hit(apparently orlando was apart of the military at some point), because of the way the gun was shot, and the bullet pattern that was left in the car. kurt kobane said this on one of those interviws. i highly suggest people check those out, simply to hear how things really worked at deathrow.

 

[-Quikness-]

It was actually confirmed by napoleon of the outlawz, saying that puff put a bounty on deathrow chains so they could be used in a future video.

ive never heard anything about napoleon confirming that. ull have to show me a link otherwise im callin it BS. the only thing i know of napoleon confirming is that it was his cousin who shot yak ..

 

[Nomad1]

nah, he got lit the fukk up, cause he stomped out orlando anderson, instead of the other bloods, who should've done it. i posted this in that jimmy henchman thread, but i guess no one watched it:

it's one of the bloods who was on deathrow's security team, and he talks about that night in vegas. before, it was simply a rumor, that the chain had gotten snatched at that mall. big rock confirms it right here.
on top of that, if you search for the kurt kobane(did production on makavelii) interviews 1-6 on youtube, he confirms that 2pac did indeed join the bloods(mob)
i've researched the whole case pretty heavily. i mean, i've read every single investigator that has gone over this case. i believed greg kadings version the most, and especially with those 2 vital parts added in about the chain and his induction. i mentioned before, that it was absolutely no coincidence that orlando was in the mgm wandering around the way that he was. go find the full version of the mgm tape that i posted here before, and you'll see what i'm talking about. supposedly buntry even let off a few shots at the fleeing car. the whole point is, we will never fully figure out what happened that night, but every year, we seem to get a little closer. whoever mentioned jimmy hoffa before, this case is about as weird as it gets too.
-i forgot to mention, at one point after 2pac had passed away, suge called a meeting and asked people how they felt about the shooting. frank alexander said that it seemed like a cop hit(apparently orlando was apart of the military at some point), because of the way the gun was shot, and the bullet pattern that was left in the car. kurt kobane said this on one of those interviws. i highly suggest people check those out, simply to hear how things really worked at deathrow.

It wasn't a cop hit. Orlando shot at Pac and Suge 14 times and only 4 bullets hit Pac (1 being fatal). The bullet holes on the BMW looks like it came from an in-experienced shooter (and Orlando tilting the gun also caused the erratic bullet patterns). If it was a cop hit Pac would have got shot less than 4 times and possibly even getting a headshot in the process.

 

[Nomad1]

ive never heard anything about napoleon confirming that. ull have to show me a link otherwise im callin it BS. the only thing i know of napoleon confirming is that it was his cousin who shot yak ..

Napolean says this in a doc about Pac (8:14 into the video)

 

[Renzo]

ive never heard anything about napoleon confirming that. ull have to show me a link otherwise im callin it BS. the only thing i know of napoleon confirming is that it was his cousin who shot yak ..

Check out the thug angel 2 dvd, they blank the name but you can clearly see he says puff

 

[infamousred]

It wasn't a cop hit. Orlando shot at Pac and Suge 14 times and only 4 bullets hit Pac (1 being fatal). The bullet holes on the BMW looks like it came from an in-experienced shooter (and Orlando tilting the gun also caused the erratic bullet patterns). If it was a cop hit Pac would have got shot less than 4 times and possibly even getting a headshot in the process.

i know it wasn't a cop hit. that was frank alexander's opinion, a few days after pac had passed away. i had a found a webpage, that had the police blotter, of everything that happened after 2pac's shooting. needless to say, it was nothing but crips and bloods going back and forth at one another. i believe poochie's(guy that really supposedly killed big) name was even mentioned twice. on top of that, they say orlando had even went around compton, bragging about shooting him. plus, watch that 7 second clip of him being asked if he killed 2pac? he had a huge smile on his face, dude was a psychopath. basically, everyone knows who did it, and why, at this point. everyone can put the pieces of the puzzle together for themselves. the only thing that is still a mystery, is how they found the car so easily? i don't buy that bullshiit, about them finding them randomly, after hearing some women screaming for 2pac. i've looked at a map, and the roads that they were taking, are close to one another, but there's no way, on a fight night, w/ all that traffic, they were able to pull right up aside, dump, and get away. i think orlando asked those cops at the end of the mgm tape, where the cars headed off to, cause you can see him pointing, and asking questions.