Napoleon On Confronting Prodigy From Mobb Deep About Dissing 2Pac & The Beef Between Xzibit & 2Pac!
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Napoleon seems like he was a real loyal soldier to Tupac and the Outlawz. Even after his conversion to Islam and putting his past life behind him, he still brings these past stories up with a strong sense of loyalty he maintains today.
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Check my 2pac song Hennessy misery it's 4 pac ✌👑
Napoleon is a Soldier…..Real Soldier….Stay Blessed My Brother…You Are What Realness Stands For…..Peace…👊🏽
Facts
So is Young Noble
A lot of people don't realize Napoleon's parents were murdered when he was a kid. He met Tupac when he was like 14 and when he told Tupac about seeing his parents killed Tupac cried. Then Tupac basically adopted Napoleon and treated him like a son.
More like a frontline soldier than a son
@@OnlyUknow2 Tupac was just raising Napoleon like his parents raised him
“Last night, my buddy lost his whole family / It’s gonna take the man in me to conquer this insanity.” - 2Pac from Keep Ya Head Up
@@nnjvhvhhgc5213 damn I always wondered who pac was talking bout when he said that line
@@yungtyro1424 wasn't talking bout Napoleon. Napoleon lost his family when he was 2/3 years old. "Last night my buddy lost his whole family.." Pac said that in 93. Napoleon was not 3 years old in 93 lol
Prodigy always showed he got heart. Outnumbered he still stepped up.
He had no choice . He had to come out .😂😂😂
@@dramacydalfan5101 there is always a choice...
Prodigy wasn't soft but he didn't really want beef in the first place he just wanted clout
@@IamDOC1991 Tell em bro; In as much as am a Pac big fanatic myself, I sure well know Prodigy was a real G man
@@ntuarabrian948 I'm clearing everything up for the pac haters the comments on art videos is getting crazy if he not gonna set the record straight I will do my best. Prodigy was very similar to pac but he was a kid to pac he looked at mob deep the same way he looked at napoleon
Napoleon a real one! So far he confronted Haitian Jack, Jimmy henchmen and mobb deep.
Why don't you just stay out the way like ur name says lol what u wanted him to do to them ?
@@IamDOC1991 what Tony Yayo did everybody that he checked for 50 Cent got smacked up, poked up or shot up #Facts ask Busta, Swizz Beats, Jimmy Henchmen, Benzino, Game, Gunplay, Joe
@@Word-Life and the funny thing is that Pac was the one that started it was talking crazy and dissed Lil kim, junior mafia, Hatian jack, Chino xl and Mobb Deep but they get checked f outta here how Hatian Jack said Pac was running his mouth to much that why he got killed
@@infmiiishook7187 you trolling now Pac only said something because they all said something first so now you running your mouth
@@infmiiishook7187 duh it’s not like he dissed them for no reason
Pac and prodigy both knew E money bagz, one of prodigy homies told him that him and Pac was similar
Yup!! Prodigy came to respect Pac and even shouted him out on songs later in life. "If Pac was alive we would be on the same team!"
Not only that PAC and Prodigy knew and both were both affiliated with Live Squad (Stretch, Majesty), Ed Lover, etc. This even extended out to Nas and 50cent. Queens crew
@@MrTee12 Born in Brooklyn, but lived in Queens that's my home. Glad to see Queens getting just as much love, big ups!
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Man Pac stories is like Wine gets better with time. Long Live 🐐 Makaveli The Don aka Tupac Amaru Shakur Pinnacle of this Rap sh** Yes Sirrrr 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
💯💯💯💯
Pac got more stories than Notorious B.I.G storytelling.
Pac kiss danny boy with wine in his mouth 😘🥂🤣
@@willforeverpubg4235 pac got fairytales str8 outta his closet 🤣🚪🌈
Yea because you wasn't there
“I learned to love Tupac after his death,but man if we woulda bumped heads it woulda been a mess” -Prodigy “Bad blood” RIP PAC & Prodigy
“I don’t tolerate the bullshit I cut off the f.a.t”
RIP to Prodigy a true legend 🎤
The Mobb Deep & Pac beef should've never happened but Mobb Deep wanted to be heard and felt the need to step into a battle they had no part of. Pac was in prison telling the guard who knew Mobb Deep he had love for them yet they still decided to diss Pac. It's funny though because in the end Prodigy realized how much him and Pac had in common, even EMoneyBags who knew them both told Prodigy he would've squashed their beef. They even gave him a journal of Pac's to have. Prodigy even said Pac was a powerful cat and he doesn't believe his death was gang related, you can look that up on TH-cam when he was driving around the city.
Mobb was never dissing Pac ! The Thug Life we still living it was just a statement . Pac took that wrong . Drop Gem was on mixtapes before Pac passed n made the album only because it was finished n Pac happened get shot n pass away .#RIP2Pac n P
Fact
@@calvinperson9732 Facts!
@@calvinperson9732" Thug life we still living it" is a diss. It's because Pac denounced Thug Life in prison because he didn't want anyone to represent it when he was away. East coast cats took him saying that wrong and felt like he was softening up. Even diddy who is in the video said "once you a thug you can't change you have to be that". Pac responded in against all odds when he said "remember that shit you said in vibe about me being a thug?" It's so much yall don't catch because you want Pac to be a villain I get it but tell the truth. If Pac was wilding I would admit it, Pac even had his Lil homies in ATL get at Mobb Deep when he was in prison because they had a show out there they didn't do all of that talking.
@@ItsAnEndlessWorld all facts 💯 they try to paint Pac as the bad guy, but if you really peep game, you can see that Pac wasnt trippin
Drop a gem on ‘em was out 3 months before ‘Pac died, I remember because I was listening to 89.9 on Thursday nights in NY when Stretch Armstrong broke the record. Napoleon is right still technically because Hell On Earth dropped on November 19 in ‘96 and Pac died September 13th - I remember it vividly since I cut class to buy that CD when I was in high school. I was a Mobb fan through and through, still am and always will be but one thing for sure I ALWAYS respected the Outlawz aka Dramacydal
Yup. I recall the same. Song came out a few months before Pac passing. Bought the Hell On Earth CD on release and thought it was kind of "foul" they released it on the album. At the time I had no real knowledge that albums are usualy pressed months or even over a year before their release dates.
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what was the meaning behind thrill me's chorus? that was always one of my favorite songs. but ic ouldnt tell if he was dissing pac or giving him props.
Aka young thugs...That was their first name,then dramacydal then outlawz
They had the song pulled after Pac died. Prodigy and Havoc both confirmed they pulled it from the radio after his death.
So this dude T booked Mobb Deep for a a show then tried to set them up, roll on them with guns.. snake move 100% . Good thing Napoleon was real enough to take a different approach. RIP to 2 PAC & Prodigy. Peace and Love
Not a snake move it’s called a set up only snake if they was homies.
It ain’t a snake move. Mobb deep was the ones doing snake shit dissin pac. Talk about that
Thats why u gotta be selective whenever somebody tryna book you for shows!!
Learn how to War
@cliff simz they said e-40 had booked Biggie for a show out west and they said goons tried to clap them but somebody called 40 up and it was squash!!
Wasn’t a mobb deep fan because I was a pac fan. I was a youngin and I’m out here in the west coast but I came to appreciate their music. RIP Pac and prodigy 🙏🙏.. 2 great hip hop minds.
Love Napoleon when he gets on the platforms!!
This is how you know he is a 90"s Irvington NJ dude. He was really willing to shoot a fair one (have a fair fight) that's how we did it. And you both would walk away and may the two of them live on and not be mortal enemies. RESPECT
Growing up in jersey thats how it was back in the 80's & 90's.
Make it trend and go viral
Maybe these fools will follow the trend
Grown man stuff! 💙💙💙Mutah. I love his growth as a man.
Hello queen how are you where u from
I don't think going to fight another man because what he said about your homeboy is grown man stuff.
@@richardpolk5839 Hello! I am from San Jose, CA
@@1Haitian that's cool u like it out there im from Maryland
@@1Haitian and are u Haitian
It sounds like he left some details off about what all happened when he confronted Mobb Deep.
Where? Link?
Shouts to Muta for putting this out there. Big man shit
P stepped up like a real one rip
Drop a gem on em was released before Pac died. Mobb Deep pulled the song off the radio when he got shot in Vegas.
Drop a gem came out before pac died, Drop a gem was the lead single released on August 25th 1996
Only a few days before he died
Where do you people get these fake timelines......LEAD SINGLE....really?? A diss track was the lead single from Hell on Earth that dropped in Mid Nov 96? Bitch ass rappers and even Puffy put shit out after PAC died.....that is why Biggie flew to Cali in first class and returned in the cargo hold.
@@DJCalimovement get pacs meat out ya mouth
@@DJCalimovement hell on earth came out August 25 1996
@@jundean5292 it came out August 25th 1996
“Drop A Gem On ‘Em” was on mixtapes when Pac was alive.
It was on New York radio when Pac was alive also.
Pac show mad love to The East Coast artists and he shouted out every last one of them on his "Me Against The World" Album. I remember like it was yesterday.
Drop a Gem On Em was released when 2pac was alive but when 2pac got shot, Prodigy called up the radio stations telling them to take that track off the radio out of respect to 2pac's mom and to 2pac. Prodigy said that he liked Hit Em Up and said Hail Mary was his type of song and even though Keep Ya Head Up wasn't his type of song he respected it and thought it was cool
Prodigy was a real one.
damn never knew he said that
I love when real niggaz come and talk amongst grown men
I’ve been watching almost every interview with this man in it and HE’S BEEN A TRUE FRIEND INDEED TO PAC! His stories never iffy to me it’s always from the heart and from him being there. You can tell when someone is being truthful and this man never lied since his first interview he respectfully keeps Pac’s name alive with upmost respect.
Normally, I be so in defense for Snoop but to watch his interviews and how he is towards Pac it’s like he never was Pac’s friend to begin with. It’s like he was just bragging bout Tupac and somebody finally said something. And that person was Napoleon. I’ll always have respect for Napoleon bc not once since Tupac’s death did he switch up and he always made us remember the fondness of Tupac. The world tried to make Tupac into this “thug” and a man who didn’t care but when you listen to Napoleon and how he breaks everything down, Tupac was just like your favorite ass cousin, brother, uncle.
Such a entertaining and informative interview
Hello beautiful queen how are u and where are u from
@@richardpolk5839 smh 😂🤣
@@TheGDNetwork u police 🚔
Prodigy & 2Pac arguing th-cam.com/video/HERUVvQxRNI/w-d-xo.html
@@richardpolk5839 yeah I'm special victims unit watching out for online thirsty creeps like u bijch
Rest In Peace Prodigy
Bro next time ask mutah about the time he fought tyrin turner
Wow
I ve never heard about this
What was it over?
@@jundean5292 idk but I seen mutah say it in IG comments
Prodigy loved Pac. He said it himself.
Out here in Chicago, early summer 96', radio station 106 jamz was playing drop the gem on em before the Hell on earth album came out. It was most definitely before Pac's death.
this brother shows his growth keep give us these bangers Dialogue salute
Is there like a full interview of this or just clips?
Art please ask Napoleon if Pac heard Dmx dissing him
Or how the outlaws reacted if they heard the dmx diss after
It's crazy to think that Dmx a nobody at the time dissed pac then later he praised him. Lol
Edi Mean diss DMX on “Breathing” and they dissed him on “All Out”
@@javonroberson87 i dont recall disses to X on these tracks
Could you tell me which lyrics of EDI was about X
Thanks
Let’s be real, and I’m a massive fan of both but Pac wouldn’t have wanted smoke with DMX
@@donciotti3639 whatever
Kurupt bodied Dmx so dont know what you are on about
Pac at the time was untouchable
Jadakiss and co dissed the shit out of 50 but it didnt do nothing to 50 at the time cos he was at the top
X would not have even scratched pacs armour
Tucson AZ Represent
Drop a gem on em came out August 1996, he was still alive. Keep it real.
He died like a week later
Keep up the good work Art❤️
"The Mexican homies, they were fans of Tupac, they were like, 'We got the strap, we can take care of it (regarding Mobb Deep)", damn, I wonder if 'Pac had any idea of how many people from different ethnicities were riding with him....
"It wouln't be LA without Mexicans..." Of course he knew
For years I told people that 2 Pac didn't like Mobb Deep because of that song survival of the fittest.....
Great interview Art U ask questions I would've asked them..
P had love pac word up ..pac was takin it to far over his sickle cell amenia...RIP DON P...MOB IN PEACE..RIP 2PAC
Okay, to the kids out there just to clarify the line Napoleon is referring to is in the track from Makavelli called 'Bomb First'. He was responding to a track which Xzibit made called 'Paparazzi'. In that track he said 'only in the game for the money and the fame'. The crucial line was 'you're a rapper with a record deal trying to play the part'. It was a crazy time for disses. As a Pac fan I wasn't happy with what he said in Paparazzi because it sounded like a subliminal diss because Pac at the time was damn near the only rapper making movies who was also out here wilding out. I was actually happy when Edi checked him because it let me know that they took it the same way I took it listening to it. But as I said crazy time. incidentally Bomb First came out after Pac passed so Xzibit wouldn't have been aware of it while Pac was alive. Life has moved on and we're grown and wise. Nice to see Xzibit on a track with Noble. Loved the video.
Xzibit didn't say anything I correct though
Sorry, the new track is actually with Edi and Xzibit. Big track and video by the way. Shows how far we’ve come.
Thanks for the video, THE ART OF DIALOGUE
Pac was alive when Drop A Gem came out but he died shortly after. The album came out after death. But Mobb got the song pulled from radio when Pac died
I always wanted to know why EDI said what he said on Makaveli's 1st track👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Drop a gem came out as a single on a 12 inch in July of 96. Loud records refused to take it off the album after mobb deep asked them to.
Should’ve asked about were they outside when Orlando was still alive
"Drop a gem on 'em" came out like a month before Pac was killed...so being a hip hop head- Pac definitely heard it.
more like 12 days
Such a humble soul
I will forever love Prodigy RIP
Seems like Pac was a little to sensitive and looking to have problems with people. Especially people on the east coast.
if Napolean did..it certainly wasn't around "Infamous Mobb/ BIG twins🤣😭☝🏼🌉💫
One thing rappers always say is that rappers be throwing subs at each other all the time. Even when they’re on the same track. Big was famous for this.
Xzbit was rapping back then ??? I didn’t know this 😂😂😂
E.D.I. Mean dissed him on Bomb First on the Makaveli album.
Yup
@@ralfiejr34 I never caught it for some reason what was the line?
Yea bro at that time he had a song called “paparazzi” it came out 1996 that was the song that EDI was referencing on Bomb First
@@TracyGotGame he said “Kamikaze, sicker than a ma'fuckin' Nazi
Got a little question for that nigga that made "Paparazzi"
If you ain't in this rap game for the motherfuckin' cash, mane
Then what is your motherfuckin' purpose? Narcing service” he was dissing him
Napolean told a different story in his DVD then what he told in this interview. He said Mobb Deep came to them and told them he aint got no problem with Pac. And Napolean only had a few people with him. He did not have all those people he claim.
He bullshiting?
@@a_kay4601 who knows
@@quanbrooklynkid7776 Facts dont change he lying
They selling lies on the Internet now days. Afterall, it has been more than 25 years so it'll be hard to remember
@@5thdawg917 He just trying to sound tough cause everybody dead
The mobb deep song drop a gem was out while pac was alive
Love pac and the mobb but people gotta keep it real drop a gem dropped a week before pac passed away and was getting radio play out of all the east coast rappers the mobb we’re definitely the ones who weren’t afraid of going to war
Won't afraid of going to war , yeah I remeber that beef they had wit tru life . War was the last thing they wanted , but yeah that was the past ... but let's not forget .
He was a real loyal rider for pac pac new this guy would be loyal
Thug life we still living it. We doing this till the day that we die survival of the fittest only the strong survive. Pac didn't die the first time he got shot Pac survived. Mobb deep was showing love Pac Damm I wish you caught it big homie cause a nas 2pac mobb deep track all together would have been dope.
@TyFavela Hell yeah!!! That would've been ILL!!! (I could see Pac on Eye for an Eye with MD, NAs, n Rae. Or even Survival of the Fittest.
I read the lyrics to Drop A Gem On Em before Pac died…. That was when I first got access to the internet
PAC WILL NEVER DIE 💪🏾. Not one of them boys could fuck with PAC
Pac not on Prodigy's level lyrically...
It only took real crips to rock pacs snotbox
The Mobb Deep Drop a Gem on em Diss record came out when 2Pac was alive. Mobb Deep and Royal Flush was the only artist who made 2Pac diss records while he was alive. This is facts.
His laugh makes u love em
Mobb Deep released Drop A Gem on Em in August of 1996 exclusively to the streets and Queensbridge. They never officially released it due to Pac's untimely death !
They did release it on radio shortly before Tupac's death, they took it off the radio stations as a matter of respect.
This brotha is what you call a great example
“PAC WAS A FAN TO EAST COAST ARTIST.” My nigga, Pac was an East Coast artist. Come on man.
Why are people sanitising Pac's errors in judgement? You should be warning people against making the same mistakes that he made which led to him losing his life at an early age, and exhort the good things that he did if u really care about Pac and his good message. People forget that the man lost his life over nonsense and are still trying to justify and mitigate the nonsense. Smh
Napoleon tha typa nigga that you'd want by your side in case shit pop off..
I thought Xzibit only existed after Pac's death lol
No. Even Kanye West opened up for 2pac before.
1:45 @Napoleon u are rugged 🙌🏽
Maybe I’m bias but this guy is gonna be the goat of these type interviews. Buddy,💐
Drop a Jem by mobb deep, that single came out b4 Pac died, I'm just saying. Love for both artist R.I.P.
“Thug life we still livin it” …bro love Pac but dude was wildin to take that as a shot.
Mannn Napoleon is Great dude, Pac loves mutah..
Paparazzi definite classic
This lil dude is capping. He doing this ish for a check at this point.
He's got his own businesses. Financially stable.
They have some bad brothas in Tucson!
"survival of the fittest" dropped in may of 1995, while pac was in jail. but the song was recorded in 1994, before he got there. so i dont know if it really was a diss by p and hav.
"drop a gem on em" was released on august, 25th 1996 a few weeks before pac's death.
r.i.p. to both legends, p and pac!
Drop a gem on em was released 19 days before Pac got killed, They did take it off the radio when pac was shot and died
Drop a Gem on Em was written before Tupac passed away but the album Hell on Earth didn't actually come out until after Tupac's death..
Man's confronted more people then Chris Hansen from to catch a predator
I always saw pac wrong on the mob deep beef...pac clearly said I'm done with thug life..so the young homies were basically saying we still out here ...but pac thought he was the center of the world after getting bailed out.
True
Mutah speaks the truth. Pac would be proud.
Napoleon was a crash test dummy . In his eyes 2Pac never be wrong which is a very dangerous thing because you can tell that he has grown mentally but he was very impressionable at a young age
Real guy rite here.. Respect bro
I didnt even know about that xzibit situation
2Pac Responded to Xzibit "All I Want Is Money Fuck The Fame I'm A Simple Man,This The Enter national Player With The Passport" - How Do You Want It
-2pac
Pac had issues with everyone lol
Subliminal diss would be a good name for a track
I dont care what anybody says, Drop a gem on em was lyrical murder!! Rip P and Rip Pac
Xzibit and EDI just put out a music video together
I copped that mobb album hell on earth...that was out when pac was still living...thats why it says had the whole NY aiming at your face...
It came out 3 days before he passed away.
Pac knew about Mobb Deep Prodigy dissing him...just listen to Bomb first interlude again and who he mentions...
Mobb Deep such a overrated group.
You’re bugging. You prolly never listened to them to even comment that.
Bish go listen to Adele
Tupac was a negative person that was beefing with everyone dude was just a bad person. That’s exactly why he got smoked!
Ofc a nigga with biggie profile pic going say that 😂😂
@@Marlo_189 Pac was doing way too much!
Dawg.. yall don't listen to the video, just comment cause yall hate Pac. Pac didn't diss xzibit, edi did. Also those cats dissed Pac first he just responded.
@Shrnyae T too lazy to even watch a whole video to even know the details too. They see “Pac Xzibit beef” in the title and automatically start making opinions without knowing the story
Death Row is the reason why he got smoked
Drop a gem on em was made in that late summer and when pac died they didn't want it on the album anymore but the label put it on the album anyway.
Napoleon is wrong on this one still. Drop a gem on them came out when 2pac was alive. He died shortly after the single was on promo.
Mobb deep were really the only guys 2 diss pac back
Ironically prodigy ended up being really close to majesty and e money bags who were pacs crew in new York
I like Prodigy but in his book he tried to discredit Pac made out like he and Mobb Deep were on Pac's level back then. Musically and in the streets but that is ridiculous. They were peons compared to Pac and Death Row.
Wait, maturity? What's mature about trying to fight a grown man that doesn't like your friend? Not because he did something physical but because they don't like him!
Rip khadafi,rip fatal