Monster Kody 2Pac Conversation Audio 1995 (Holy Shit)

[Mentor B]

1st of all if u listen to everybody's account of what took place at the awards besides biggie n em, they said big/pac never spoke wasn't even close enough to speak

2nd of all Pac said Puffy/Big was responsible because they shoulda warned him cause if they was on the west no way sumthing like that would have happened on his watch he said he felt set up by them not that they had him shot

Voletta Wallace did an interview saying that whole ordeal about blaming Biggie for him getting shot was a money-making scheme for Tupac to sell records. Pac knew Biggie had nothing to do with it.

Tupac was really upset with Biggie because he felt he neglected him when he went to jail. Back when Pac did "Keep Your Head Up" and "I Get Around," he put Biggie on the payroll by letting him perform first during his concerts.

So when Biggie was out there going platinum with Ready to Die, he felt the least he could do was call or visit him in jail, put some dough in his commissary, and give him word on who the Brooklyn niggas are that shot him.

Ultimately, Biggie didn't turn out to be as close as a friend as Pac thought he was. He says all of this in an interview.

 

[DigitalMethods]

Dude was obviously happy as hell to talk to Pac.
Nigga sounded like a BIG ass fan.
His broke ass was also tyrna hustle off Pac as well.
He was throwing movie deals, book deals, etc etc at him.


Dope interview!!!


As for Pac being a hypocrite.
Not tryan make excuses......But Pac was a young dude with a lot demons.
Just listen to his songs.

Pac was also vulnerable under Death Row.
Suge had a strangle hold on most of them niggas.
Pac didnt have the type of clout and influence that Suge had in LA.
Folks in LA know what im typing about.
There was a lot of fear involved.
Sometimes to get along you have to play along.

Im not gonna fault him from being a knuckle head at times in his early 20's...cause i was one as well...yet i turned my life around in a major way later into my 20's. Based off the good that he talked....imho...he wouldve turned his shit around as well. Sadly...we'll neva know.

 

[Mack1052]

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[untouchable212]

Voletta Wallace did an interview saying that whole ordeal about blaming Biggie for him getting shot was a money-making scheme for Tupac to sell records. Pac knew Biggie had nothing to do with it.

Tupac was really upset with Biggie because he felt he neglected him when he went to jail. Back when Pac did "Keep Your Head Up" and "I Get Around," he put Biggie on the payroll by letting him perform first during his concerts.

So when Biggie was out there going platinum with Ready to Die, he felt the least he could do was call or visit him in jail, put some dough in his commissary, and give him word on who the Brooklyn niggas are that shot him.

Ultimately, Biggie didn't turn out to be as close as a friend as Pac thought he was. He says all of this in an interview.

Actually this is false, Pac blamed Big/Puff after leaving the hospital, claiming they at least knew about the setup, rather than orchestrating it themselves.

 

[Mentor B]

Actually this is false, Pac blamed Big/Puff after leaving the hospital, claiming they at least knew about the setup, rather than orchestrating it themselves.

How this dumb ass nigga gonna say I what I said false?

Re-read my post and pay attention to what I said. Carefully read my post again.

What I said was 100% fact, nigga. And here's the proof.

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If you listen to this interview, Tupac actually said Biggie warned him about the nigga that shot him. Go to 2:30. Like I said in my previous post, Pac was more upset that Biggie never visited him in jail to talk about who shot him. Blaming Biggie for shooting him in songs like Hit'em Up was a money-making scheme.

Stupid.