Who Dissed First?? 2Pac Or Mobb Deep?

[Jone2three45]

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.

Sort of correct,
Pac heard "thug life we still living it" on "Survival of the Fittest" and felt some kinda way about it.
LL Cool J released a remix of "I Shot Ya" with Keith Murray, Fat Joe, Foxxy Brown and Prodigy,
I Shot Ya was basically making an Irony of the tupac shooting in quad studios,
Snoop and DPG releases New York, New York,
Mobb Deep,
being from New York,
released La, La,
Pac being Pac,
stood my his friends,
he was a loyal,
he released Hit 'Em Up,
at the end of the day,
East Coasters caught the major feelings,
If you ask me,
Pac had any and every right to be mad and angry at whoever he wanted too,
if you ask me,
the reason why New York is not relevant right now,
is karma.

 

[the rhyme king]

Sort of correct,
Pac heard "thug life we still living it" on "Survival of the Fittest" and felt some kinda way about it.
LL Cool J released a remix of "I Shot Ya" with Keith Murray, Fat Joe, Foxxy Brown and Prodigy,
Snoop and DPG releases New York, New York,
Mobb Deep,
being from New York,
released La, La,
Pac being Pac,
stood my his friends,
he was a loyal,
he released Hit 'Em Up,
at the end of the day,
East Coasters caught the major feelings,
If you ask me,
Pac had any and every right to be mad and angry at whoever he wanted too.

juan is the best poster on here.

 

[SunZoo]

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

Getting robbed and styled on by a nikka that looks like Pocahontas

 

[Jone2three45]

juan is the best poster on here.

Respect fam,
I appreciate it.

 

[SunZoo]

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.

And he almost got his kufi popped for it, more than once.

 

[spliz]

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 !

I know about Chino XL...I was just speaking on Mobb Deep specifically tho...and alotta east coast cats fronted like that...which is what I was saying as well...

 

[the rhyme king]

Respect fam,
I appreciate it.

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[the rhyme king]

And he almost got his kufi popped for it, more than once.

lmao

 

[Big Mel]

Lol at Ronzo driving traffic to the makaveli site.


So P being on LL's song that was similarly titles to Biggies was somehow him sneak dissing 2pac. Okay. Because that's logical.


This is the order:

"Thug life we still livin it"

"Ny ny"

"La la"

"Hit Em up"

"Drop a gem on Em"


So...did Mobb Deep start it? They didn't even rock with Biggie. They stood up for New York against the Dogg Pound. Pac just sensationalized shyt drunk.

 

[fundz]

Sort of correct,
Pac heard "thug life we still living it" on "Survival of the Fittest" and felt some kinda way about it.
LL Cool J released a remix of "I Shot Ya" with Keith Murray, Fat Joe, Foxxy Brown and Prodigy,
I Shot Ya was basically making an Irony of the tupac shooting in quad studios,
Snoop and DPG releases New York, New York,
Mobb Deep,
being from New York,
released La, La,
Pac being Pac,
stood my his friends,
he was a loyal,
he released Hit 'Em Up,
at the end of the day,
East Coasters caught the major feelings,
If you ask me,
Pac had any and every right to be mad and angry at whoever he wanted too,
if you ask me,
the reason why New York is not relevant right now,
is karma.

Pac sent the Outlawz to one of their shows back in 95 while he was still locked up, for the sole reason he felt they were trying to "ride his wave" with the thug life shyt. Part of the reason he also went at Nas after IWW. Peep the end of "When Thugz Cry" and his interview with Sway.

 

[the rhyme king]

Pac sent the Outlawz to one of their shows back in 95 while he was still locked up, for the sole reason he felt they were trying to "ride his wave" with the thug life shyt. Part of the reason he also went at Nas after IWW. Peep the end of "When Thugz Cry" and his interview with Sway.

nah pac went at nas because nas dissed him on the message because nas met pac at the house blues in 1996 before they saw he each other after he dissed pac on the message at the mtv video music awards in 96.

 

[fundz]

nah pac went at nas because nas dissed him on the message because nas met pac at the house blues in 1996 before they saw he each other after he dissed pac on the message at the mtv video music awards in 96.

Dude, Pac also dissed him for biting. Peep the song. That's why I said "part of the reason."

 

[the rhyme king]

Dude, Pac also dissed him for biting. Peep the song. That's why I said "part of the reason."

no he did'nt but u a idiot nvm smh.

 

[George W. Piff]

I really don't give a fukk about this thread I'm just glad Keith Murray whooped Prodigy's ass

 

[fundz]

no he did'nt but u a idiot nvm smh.

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