I noticed that !$!$ when I started from track 1. I was like $$%, this !$!$ is a diss recordOriginally Posted by Master Zik
If this is your first time listening to the album do not skim through it. Pac disses the entire East Coast(mainly NYC MCs) on this album. From the Fugees to the likes of even NaS. Dudes he was previously cool with to artists or weren't even considered artists at the time
I'm pretty sure Nas explains the whole "beef" in one of his songs.
"Fake thug no love you get the slug/cb4 gusto..." & the verse where nas gets shot and checks out of the hospital.
yep.
Originally Posted by Master Zik
If this is your first time listening to the album do not skim through it. Pac disses the entire East Coast(mainly NYC MCs) on this album. From the Fugees to the likes of even NaS. Dudes he was previously cool with to artists who weren't even considered artists at the time
I'm pretty sure Nas explains the whole "beef" in one of his songs.
The first line from the song . . .
Yeah, Pac told em its for the money. Now I dont know about all that Nas Jay battle, because it was a beef between Bleek & Nas, then Jay gotin. It was never Nas vs. Jay @ the beginning until Takeover dropped.
Originally Posted by Gello 201
Originally Posted by Master Zik
If this is your first time listening to the album do not skim through it. Pac disses the entire East Coast(mainly NYC MCs) on this album. From the Fugees to the likes of even NaS. Dudes he was previously cool with to artists who weren't even considered artists at the time
I'm pretty sure Nas explains the whole "beef" in one of his songs.
Honestly...Pac was hurting in album sales towards the end of his life. (waiting for Pac fans to insert album sales) Obviously there was somin with The Message, but he was just startin beef so he would have a safety net of songs. He saw how much attention/dollars the Biggie-Pac beef got him. Not many people know it, but right before he died. Biggie was backstage at Pac's concert or vice-versa. Big was just like "Pac what's up with this?" and Pac straight told him its nothing personal, "Im just tryin to make a dollar." Somin along those lines. It's the same thing with the Nas -Jay Beef. The met up and said lets start a beef. It's all a business and businesses make $$, thats all.
Originally Posted by ScottHallWithAPick
Originally Posted by Gello 201
Originally Posted by Master Zik
If this is your first time listening to the album do not skim through it. Pac disses the entire East Coast(mainly NYC MCs) on this album. From the Fugees to the likes of even NaS. Dudes he was previously cool with to artists who weren't even considered artists at the time
I'm pretty sure Nas explains the whole "beef" in one of his songs.
Honestly...Pac was hurting in album sales towards the end of his life. (waiting for Pac fans to insert album sales) Obviously there was somin with The Message, but he was just startin beef so he would have a safety net of songs. He saw how much attention/dollars the Biggie-Pac beef got him. Not many people know it, but right before he died. Biggie was backstage at Pac's concert or vice-versa. Big was just like "Pac what's up with this?" and Pac straight told him its nothing personal, "Im just tryin to make a dollar." Somin along those lines. It's the same thing with the Nas -Jay Beef. The met up and said lets start a beef. It's all a business and businesses make $$, thats all.
When you think someone was behind you getting shot i think its a little more than about dollars
Dont forget Royal Flush. He made a song or two throwing shots at Death Row and Bad Boy for not handling theirs.Originally Posted by M16
QB Queens was the only place really putting in work against Cali in the East/West beef... from Nas's subliminals to Mobb Deep to C-N-N & Tragedy Khadafi
Everyone from Puffy to Fat Joe were too shook to go up against Suge and Death Row.
