Who Dissed First?? 2Pac Or Mobb Deep?

[Jone2three45]

Pac did not start it,
in fact most of the East Coast/West Coast Beef,
90% of the time were started by the East Coast,
the only reason it seem otherwise,
is because West coast artists were more popular at the particular time,
and sold more than most East Coast artists,
Mobb Deep/NaS releasing,
It's Mine,
Way after Pac's death,
was cowardly.
As you can see,
even through Pac's death,
and now,
that none of the three,
can hold a flame,
to Pac's candle.

 

[Jone2three45]

mobb deep are legendary also and pac would be flabby n sick the way this forums logic processes if he was alive now

pac is only legendary due to his unsolved death more than his music

name 20 pac songs non googled

let ya conscious burn slow



at the end of the day mobb is still eternal

pac lost that battle in the long run

 

[SunZoo]

pac is only legendary due to his unsolved death more than his music

name 20 pac songs non googled

let ya conscious burn slow



at the end of the day mobb is still eternal

20 songs my nikka? I can do better than that...and as much as i like mobb deep, i couldn't give you 20 of their tracks off the top, not without a brain strain.

Mobb Deep eternal?

Ain't havoc just call punching bag P an actual homosexual (not a fakkit, but a real live cock sucker) and put his name in a diss rap? Prodigy's corpse has been getting carried around by alchemists beats for how many years?

That nikka is only listenable because his presence is just weak enough to be able to enjoy the beats regardless of what stupid shyt he happens to say. Dude defines "fell from top 10 to not mentioned at all".

 

[jilla82]

everybody knew who the mobb was dependin on how old u were and how informed u was musically

i hate people who make pac and big this....god in human flesh shyts disgusting rly

powerful emcees

same with mobb deep (prodigy)

at the end of the day the Elder Gods still exist while Pac is Scorpion living off yall souls

jay
nas
prodigy
still here

I miss Biggie tho

im talking the average hood cat was not listening to Mobb Deep like that.
It was only them B Boy/Hip Hop ya dont stop ass cats bumping them outside of the North East.

ill be 31 next month btw

 

[CHITLING flavored CEREAL]

drop a gem >>>>>>>>>> hit em up.....hit em up was more theater than anything.....prodigy puttin the repeated crime victim on blast about having his bunz forcefully buttered in rikers was

 

[Greenhornet]

damn alot of NYC dikkriders on here


mobb deep is trash dookie

they couldnt even handle Jay


5'2 ballerinas with rusty guns and dirty weed sharing a studio apartment

 

[Big Mel]

Though they were once enemies, they were both fond of Hennessy. Anyone says otherwise ain't a friend to me.

 

[Wacky D]

this is something i wanted to know, Mobb had that shyt "thug life we still livin it" and Puff in that video too around the time when Pac was makin it known he thought Big and em knew who shot him.

but i think it goes deeper than that cuz E bags was close to Prodigy and was down wit Stretch so who knows.

Pac was saying that the Mobb was gettin spurred on by nikkas on their block so....

yea, that's exactly the line I was looking for.

thank you sir.

mobb deep are legendary also and pac would be flabby n sick the way this forums logic processes if he was alive now

pac is only legendary due to his unsolved death more than his music

name 20 pac songs non googled

let ya conscious burn slow



at the end of the day mobb is still eternal

pac lost that battle in the long run

saying that pac is only legendary because of his death is silly.

20 songs? really? I can get any random joe schmoe that isn't even a huge rap fan to name 20 pac songs.

mobb deep on the other hand, im not sure that I can name 20 of their joints off-top my dang self. and I listened to them ALOT.

 

[hex]

The story goes Pac heard "thug life we still living it" on "Survival of the Fittest" and felt some kinda way about it. To this day Mobb Deep maintains that that had nothing to do with Pac or Thug Life. They were just saying "we're living a thug life".

Pac, in his "fukk the world" mode, dissed them on "Hit 'Em Up". Mobb Deep responded in interviews prior to Pac dying, then on "Drop A Gem On 'Em".

A while later Mobb Deep ran into The Outlawz and it was squashed. Some versions of the story say they punked Mobb Deep, but The Outlawz as far as I know have never claimed that. They said it was a mutually respectful discussion.

Fred.

 

[Canada Goose]

So dissing a dead man what's hot?

Pac was still alive when Mobb Deep dropped that song, it came out in August of 96.

 

[spliz]

Mobb started that to my knowledge...alotta east coast cats started shyt around that time and tried to hide they hands..I can't even front..atleast Mobb had the balls to release a blatant diss back...

 

[the rhyme king]

Pac was still alive when Mobb Deep dropped that song, it came out in August of 96.

he talking about still mine which was released after pac passed away.

 

[hex]

And is going on in this thread. Pac was a multi-million selling star before he before he even signed to Death Row, let alone before he died.

Fred.

 

[intilectual recipricol]

Didnt sickle cell P cry when Pac went to Cuba?

 

[the rhyme king]

Mobb started that to my knowledge...alotta east coast cats started shyt around that time and tried to hide they hands..I can't even front..atleast Mobb had the balls to release a blatant diss back...

the only person that really dissed pac while he was alive blatantly was chino xl but he was nobody so nobody really cared about him and his disses.

mobb deep when they dissed pac they was suprised he was dissing them they tried to make it look like he came out the wood works and just dissed them for no reason even though they started the bullshyt !