Homie said "kids I don't believe in him up anymore I believe in hitting up them books and stay in school" you know how much Hood respect he would get for acting like he's still f*** that felt that way. Takes a real man to say "I was wrong" and "I changed my mindset for the better"
Nothing more embarrassing than grown ass men living/acting like beef, hustling, baby momma drama, drugs etc etc is cool or like there's no other options. This is America opportunities are the same for everyone stop your blaming and crying and change your circumstances
@BIC MITCHUM Really.. because I know people like that. They didn't let circumstances hold em back and they don't play the blame game. And I'm one of em. Both my parents were alcoholics drug addicts my fathers been to prison a few times. That's just a little of my story. It's not easy but it's not impossible. When you talk the way you do it says a lot about you. You're basically telling people if you're dealt a bad hand in life to blame others and don't even try to better yourself
Hit Em Up by "Pac", NO Vaseline by Ice Cube, and Ether by Nas will go down as the GREATEST diss tracks ever, and in no particular order, they're all #1's....
Nah, he was struggling on that Thugs N Harmony track. Biggie was able to Rap like Thugs N Harmony with chopper flow rap, they wereimpressed. That's a fact
@@JaeBTundra1 Dude, I love Pac but I am not a Stan. Pac was off on that beat, I was surprised he didn't tap into a his" I am Soulja" track where he using a tongue twisting rap technique like Kan on 2pacolypse. I think he was too high and drunk on the joint 🤣🤣
I will never forget the first time I heard hit ‘em ip. I was so shocked and it was beyond polarizing. It was on tv non stop the video. I was a freshman in Zimbabwe Africa boarding high school when it came out. It would be on repeat loud in the dorms daily. I paid an older dude $10 to record it on a tape for me.
Mu chooses to do these interviews knowing full well what the topic is gonna be about, I've seen him answer the same questions on different interviews as well. Keep in mind he was smart with his money and investments so this is fun for him.
Dude always keeping pacs name alive, but there's so many interesting stories about pac but everyone always asks about the same shit always. Pac was more than one beef or one time period...
@@Metanoia000 agreed he sung hip hop ballads to get da puss he did hard-core to win the streets but he was a fake g when he got involved he got capped. Playing Bishop made him think he was about that but he wasn't and never could be. Great rapper sorely missed but also misguided youth that put himself in stupid situations.
You should be asking him of how the studio sessions were..when he recorded reincarnation and songs that never came out. Pacs state of mind was different towards the end of his life! That’s what I’m more intrigued about!
Intelligent Hoodlum got his style took from 2pac & not once did he complain, in fact he changed his name to Tragedy KHADAFI & even used that alias on LA LA. Just respect and admire him period.
The big and pac beef is like beating dead horse…..It’s time to ask some new questions,like what was 2 pacs favorite food spot,what did 2 pacs closest look like? Was 2 pac into fashion? who was 2 pacs favorite producer/beat maker?
They are not going to stop talking about that until they eat out all the chitlins from his anal. As long there is still edible parts of his corpse left u are going to see movie after movie,song after song,he is commodity. They talk about other things when people get tired of it. They are just throwing loaded dice and fighting over his body parts. Capitalizing on there new business venture.
Food: maybe El pollo Loco, Drink: Orange soda Color: Black and gold Fashion: Versace, Karl Kani. Baby names: star & micheal Angelo Fav rapper: scarface Fav comedian: jim Carey Fav movie: Cooley high
@@theetruth8626 Both are good songs. There's also Dre Day, The B!tch in You, etc. That said, I still believe Hit Em Up is the g.o.a.t. It's vicious, has the best figures of speech and literary devices, the best hook, the best ad libs on a diss track. It's nuclear, surgical, the prequel to Putin/Russia invading Ukraine before the whole world, it's WW III. A quarter Century later no song has been able to top Hit Em Up.
@@makavelli7211 bruh stop Hit em up lyrics was elementary if Biggie did that track he would completely destroyed everybody on that track u basing the track off sh*t talking at the end bruh the track wasn't good. People loves drama and soap operas so of course the song was gonna sell like crazy look what it did for LL and Kool Moe D careers or Dre Cube and Eazy it sold the hell out those albums so why u think it wouldn't do the same for Pac see the only difference nobody heard Biggie diss tracks Pac and Big wasn't on the same level rapping. Pac was a poet rapper Biggie was a complete monster lyrically
@@theetruth8626 If Biggie woulda, coulda, shoulda, but he didn't. Hit Em Up is the best diss track known to mankind. It'll take at least a Century to top Hit Em up.
@@makavelli7211 bruh that's your opinion look at the comments it's many opinions that says it's not if this was a video based off those other diss tracks then they would been flooded with majority people saying that was the greatest diss track go look at what they say about no Vaseline Ether Real M.F Gs Dre Day LL disses 50 cent diss u just a person stuck in the moment
@@derrickkendrick1121 In 96, Bad Boy Records, Nas, Wu-Tang and Mob Deep were the biggest artists in East Coast Hip Hop. Pac dissed two openly ( Bad Boy, Mob Deep ) and had a conflict with Nas. In 96 allot of people on the East Coast hated Pac and Death Row and many DJ'S refused to play their records at clubs or on the radio. Mob Deep even told Pac that they were gonna come at him 100 DEEP !
I ended up making friends with a guy from Queens that I was locked up with. He told me that he was a pac fan even when the beef was going on but his big brother was on some East coast stuff. They ended up fighting when my homeboy came home with the hit em up single CD lol
@@Straight-Outta-Nottingham How bout he start living his own life and stop living in Pac's shadows and in his past beefs. He reiterates the sameeeee ol stories over and over. Speak about his life instead of ALWAYS speaking about somebody else's.
Hit em up is the best diss track of all time, you can hear it in germany turkey italy spain… world wide. Thank 2Pac and The Outlawz for this track i love it till today and i still bump that song
Salute to the Cam Capone team and the fans. I may be wrong. I think the version that Dr. Dre wanted to be a part of was the original version (which was done in October 1995), not that retail version (recorded in March 1996). The original version was considered for the All Eyez On Me album. By March 1996, I think it's safe to say that Dre was gone from Death Row Records.
@@brandonknight7486 That in part. He simply grew tired of the mess. He evolved and no longer wanted to deal with that environment that Suge tolerated in part and also Suge was going against the grain.
@@sms130official It was a bad move on Suge part to let Dre even leave Death Row because he's should've done everything in his power to make sure Dre was good there
@@brandonknight7486 I agree but, you can't expect someone who had an ego at that point to be willing to make things right and fix it. Obviously, Suge didn't really care. We saw what went on from there.
And it didn't that too much bullshit was going at the label such as beating up engineers in the studio for rewinding tapes too far and beating up artists
Big was a smart dude that knew the repercussions of responding to Hit'em Up would only make the East vs West situation much worst but I would've loved to hear that track. The fact that he continued to make classic after classic while basically ignoring the fake beef makes his career even more Legendary...
@@peterortiz1160 nope they didn't..... they play his music and puffy just talk on track...like "why u mad nigga" "why u yelling nigga" and stuff like that
Going to California 6 months after 2pac’s death was not a smart move. As a matter of fact, Puffy should be sued for negligence. Releasing “Who Shot Ya”, and Going Back to Cali weren’t smart moves either. Even though they weren’t intended as diss songs directly aimed at 2pac. PAC fans are way more hardcore than your average rapper. It’s like a religious cult.
Muta I know you don't remember this but around 94'95 you was in Montclair NJ on Bloomfield Ave with Yaf & fatal and it was some tension amongst us.. I really respect the man you become you are modest and humble, you represent truth, integrity, maturity, wisdom. May God continue to bless you 🙏🏾💯💪🏾
Peace family I still use pac poetry as a way to create music. Like when I wanna just go in on somebody an need that you crossed me so I'm at you vibe I always go to Pac hittem up
i heard Hit Em Up for the first time in 95-96, i had a mixture that can't out earlier. That was the last time I heard Hit Em Up. i hated to hear that venom, but i understood it.
I remember buying "still I rise " back in high school, tattoo tears and hell for a hustler, I'd already heard the O.G versions of those songs, I liked the original versions much better
Napoleon was around Tupac a lot so a bit rubbed off on him in that realness and humbleness cause it's mad true, Tupac himself didn't act like "I just made Hollywood films and music albums" Tupac would go and chill with underground rappers, rappers that weren't signed and try and get them into the hip hop game that's why the whole Biggie situation hurts cause Tupac kept making sure he'd get on the stage even though it was a Tupac show... You can see it clearly in the SNL performance he just on the fly put Danny Boy on the spot to basically freestyle RnB music... RnB is NOT rap... it's harder to freestyle singing (it's possible) on a live broadcast show... Had Tupac rehearsed that (cause one of the musicians was mad they didn't rehearse... cause instrument players HAVE to rehearse) and it was crazy because in a way even if Tupac was wrong he basically put the experienced instrument players and Danny Boy on the spot. Also in hindsight right after Tupac made Poetic Justice, there was no reason to only see him as "Bishop" like many of the distant fake friends like to always use as a reference... Poetic Justice was a huge urban movie and probably got into more theaters cause of Janet Jackson having a starring role and basically being pop music royalty (that is before the movie came out so theaters who traditionally did not show all black and minority cast movies way back in those days, 1993 and before was extremely different times) and after that movie came out, most females were using Janet Jackson's style of clothing from the movie... that should tell you something... and then two years later Friday comes out and had the joke about the friend saying "she looked like Janet Jackson" on the blind date and sure enough that girl, in that movie had similar style clothes... Basically Tupac's name grew far more because of that combination of films so back then you knew if Tupac was in the movie, it was gonna be good, same with Above the Rim even if it's an antagonist role and so on. The problem with movies is that movies WILL get shown eventually on paid cable, have VHS and probably Laserdisc rentals and sales... and those sales makes me wonder just how many copies were sold... so a casual hip hop fan who probably didn't listen to Tupac's music, might get introduced that way and vice-versa... then there's the movie/TV show groupies... they see you as a golden ticket even if you only did two movies and only got paid a one shot deal... they assume you're a multi millionaire right away cause they don't know the facts... either that or it's a groupie situation without going into that... So in a strong way Tupac should have started avoiding hanging out with too many people and just acting like he could go anywhere, including clubs... not to limit himself but to be wary of clingers (male spotlight leeches who are shady and feel some type of way) and being around them too much cause he wasn't in the same situation he was in before his first album and movie.
When do we hear about the real relationship/business arrangement with Pac and Haitian Jack? Nobody wants to say he had a hand in Big's label? How him and Jack find talent, and usher them into new deals with record executive associates?
So, let me get this right. Biggie and Fat Joe made a 2pac diss track but Fat Joe was holding 2pac down while he was in prison according to Fat Joe too am i missing something or this becoming a soap opera script.?
@feese mass im reffering to the mentality most of the cats that got into rap where trying to get out of the streets yet for some reason they started to hustle backwards is not about me being slow is just that the whole situation was stupid asf yet people glorify it
I respect you brother ( mu ) and how Smart can a fifteen years old boy be in the 1990s? This guy has transformed his mindset and the brother learn a lot of stuff along the way, and he has children, he's now 44 years old, and he is not going to the hood anymore, I wish Tupac could have lived to see 70 years.
@@theetruth8626 I understand what you’re saying but if he’s moving in silence, why is he always sending subliminal shots verbally ? That’s not silence.
@@thesupervisor3270 Your momma and your comment are irrelevant. Step your understanding and reading comprehension skills up. We’re talking about “hit ‘‘em up”. No one ever mentioned any other song. The topic is HIT EM UP. If the topic was on any other song I would of mention those songs.
@@jackjill8129 I know he was on the first version. He never denied being on the first. He just said he wasn’t on the 2nd. You cats be like 20 and early 30s years thinking y’all were around. Y’all were babies or in papa nutz
I don't think he saying he was 15 when Hit em up was out I think he was saying he was 15 when Pac and Big was hanging out which would make sense because that would be around 94ish
@@elijahhardaway2756 life. 2pac lost his life... for being too wild. God love him. But.... he was asking for it. Don't get drunk and punch a Crip. Lessons were learned. Rip. But yeah I get ur point, had he survived ge woulda been bad off....
Hitem up is the hardest diss track ever. No other diss record can match it not Ether, or Vaseline, or drop a gem on him, or Take over. No diss track can match Hitem up. Another example why Pac is the 🐐 in every level of Subject. 💯 Mannn if fat joe would of came at PAC that's when his career would of ended. PAC would of lyrically destroyed Fat Joe 🤦🏾♂️ He's very lucky. Facts. Long Live the hardest MC to pick up the microphone Makaveli The Don. Yes Sirrr 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
@@QstormtheGod what’s wrong with asking a historical figure in rap more insightful questions as to what was going on back then instead of regurgitating the same negative BS? It’s not my fault you have the mental capability of a pile of 💩.
Never believed joe about the Pac diss records. He even went as far as to say him and BIG did a whole album of disses. For starters no one in BIGs camp can confirm that it ever happened , which seems crazy cuz how would he do a whole album with somebody who’s not even on the same label, and none of them ever heard about it or any of the records? 2nd Joe himself claims he doesn’t remember any of the songs or even a line from any of them. And lastly, Joe has used ghostwriters for the entirety of his career. He couldn’t hang with BIG lyrically & I seriously doubt BIG woulda sat there and worked with Joe knowing he wasn’t even the one writing the shit he was rapping. Joe has a track record of exaggerating or just flat out lying. This is one of those instances.
Joe also claimed he and others wanted to find Cube and fcuk him up for that first Westside Connect album. Just an example of someone that can't view diss records as simple lyrical competition and gotta always take it personally and elevate it to some gangsta sh--.
@@mikegillins4992 it just made no sense. He claimed that he had people protecting Pac in jail & napoleon confirmed that so then why would you then turn around and make a diss album to someone you were just looking out for ? Someone need to press Joe for that.
I heard Hit ‘Em Up on the radio here in LA back in 96. I was a teen. And even I realized it had gone too far. There was no end game other than violence and death. Tupac slammed the door on any kind of squashing the beef. Looking back it was dumb and immature on Tupac’s part. If he really thought Biggie and Puffy set him up or knew he would get shot you don’t make a song. You deal with it away from music. Rather it be diplomatic or a gangster approach you do it behind the scenes.
"There was no end game other than violence and death. Tupac slammed the door on any kind of squashing the beef." I guess Pac getting shot 5 times before all of that had nothing to do with it?
@@scottharm3932 Again what was making records about it going to do? Making a song saying you basically want to kill those guys is the dumbest thing to do if killing them is what you really want to do. And if you don't really want to kill them, then making a song about it is just as dumb. I was a huge Pac fan. But even I could recognize as a teenager that he was emotionally impulsive.
@@bluewave3417 just say u don't understand it's more than one way to get a enemy. To this day me and a lot of other people don't support Pac enemies. He had people around the world taking his side in that beef and that's what he wanted to accomplish
Homie said "kids I don't believe in him up anymore I believe in hitting up them books and stay in school" you know how much Hood respect he would get for acting like he's still f*** that felt that way. Takes a real man to say "I was wrong" and "I changed my mindset for the better"
Nothing more embarrassing than grown ass men living/acting like beef, hustling, baby momma drama, drugs etc etc is cool or like there's no other options. This is America opportunities are the same for everyone stop your blaming and crying and change your circumstances
Yet most rappers glorify this type of talk in thier music, so much if rap is based on this
@@justinkase8369 damn
@BIC MITCHUM Really.. because I know people like that. They didn't let circumstances hold em back and they don't play the blame game. And I'm one of em. Both my parents were alcoholics drug addicts my fathers been to prison a few times. That's just a little of my story. It's not easy but it's not impossible. When you talk the way you do it says a lot about you. You're basically telling people if you're dealt a bad hand in life to blame others and don't even try to better yourself
@BIC MITCHUM You're just an extremely weak individual
Much respect to you Mutah for your transformation and stance on things as a human!
Respect 🫡 Jersey Outlawz. Rip Yaki. Rip Fatal. Napoleon is reformed. And thank god. Cuz he was the wildest. 🇵🇷✊🏽🎤🫡
The growth in Napoleon is dope. His religion got him so grounded and mature as well. Salute to him
Religion, especially Islam, doesn’t make you grounded and mature lol.
@@carter3369 how good is your knuckle game?
@@thetraveler1182 2X golden gloves champ.. how good is your Knuckle game?
@@juzeljames7793 I need that. What state are you in?
@@thetraveler1182 New York come get some work
Salute Napoleon! Love your story bro. Your a legend bruh
Hit Em Up by "Pac", NO Vaseline by Ice Cube, and Ether by Nas will go down as the GREATEST diss tracks ever, and in no particular order, they're all #1's....
Who Shot Ya'
Bridge is over
2nd round knockout
Lol eazy-e diss track has entered the chat
Pusha T disses to Wayne and Drake is up there as well
Pac was so damn good in his rapping he literally can rap off any type of beat... and make a beat sound good because the way he rapped...💯
He was overrated. But definitely top 30 though
Nah, he was struggling on that Thugs N Harmony track. Biggie was able to Rap like Thugs N Harmony with chopper flow rap, they wereimpressed. That's a fact
@@learner5090 nah man lol. That beat was easy for him
@@JaeBTundra1 Dude, I love Pac but I am not a Stan. Pac was off on that beat, I was surprised he didn't tap into a his" I am Soulja" track where he using a tongue twisting rap technique like Kan on 2pacolypse. I think he was too high and drunk on the joint 🤣🤣
@@massdagod overrated how?
I will never forget the first time I heard hit ‘em ip. I was so shocked and it was beyond polarizing. It was on tv non stop the video.
I was a freshman in Zimbabwe Africa boarding high school when it came out. It would be on repeat loud in the dorms daily.
I paid an older dude $10 to record it on a tape for me.
Damn dudes was just bootlegging sh*t over here if 1 homie had it we all had it.
People can’t get enough of Pac @ the stories about him
People needs father figures
I think Mu is tired of being interviewed about the past.
Facts!!!
He know what and who they gone ask about when he do these interviews so that’s his fault
@@sts973007 higly doubt it why would he do all these interview's
Mu chooses to do these interviews knowing full well what the topic is gonna be about, I've seen him answer the same questions on different interviews as well. Keep in mind he was smart with his money and investments so this is fun for him.
@@regidon793 I know it's gets exposure but you hear it in his voice
Dude always keeping pacs name alive, but there's so many interesting stories about pac but everyone always asks about the same shit always. Pac was more than one beef or one time period...
The whole outlaw team be keepin PAC name alive.. Frfr!
He was just a guy who could rap well, he wasn’t a prophet.
@@Metanoia000 agreed he sung hip hop ballads to get da puss he did hard-core to win the streets but he was a fake g when he got involved he got capped. Playing Bishop made him think he was about that but he wasn't and never could be. Great rapper sorely missed but also misguided youth that put himself in stupid situations.
@@Metanoia000
Amateur troll. 🤡
@@claudexandam I’m not a troll. Just the fact that reality is considered a troll comment to you. Pathetic.
You a real one Napoleon I hope you read this
You should be asking him of how the studio sessions were..when he recorded reincarnation and songs that never came out. Pacs state of mind was different towards the end of his life! That’s what I’m more intrigued about!
That reincarnation tune is a banger for real hits so different - my only fear in death, is reincarnation,
facts bro
@@bhugeloo95 so true
Funny how people say TUPAC is overrated and can't surpass him in anyway.Most rappers copied him one way or another.Just respect and admire him period.
False.
He PAC copied many!
Intelligent Hoodlum got his style took from 2pac & not once did he complain, in fact he changed his name to Tragedy KHADAFI & even used that alias on LA LA.
Just respect and admire him period.
2Pac copied the Original Gangsta Eazy muthaphukkin E
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The big and pac beef is like beating dead horse…..It’s time to ask some new questions,like what was 2 pacs favorite food spot,what did 2 pacs closest look like? Was 2 pac into fashion? who was 2 pacs favorite producer/beat maker?
They are not going to stop talking about that until they eat out all the chitlins from his anal. As long there is still edible parts of his corpse left u are going to see movie after movie,song after song,he is commodity. They talk about other things when people get tired of it. They are just throwing loaded dice and fighting over his body parts. Capitalizing on there new business venture.
I saw someone say his favorite places to eat were Roscoe's and El Pollo Loco
Food: maybe El pollo Loco,
Drink: Orange soda
Color: Black and gold
Fashion: Versace, Karl Kani.
Baby names: star & micheal Angelo
Fav rapper: scarface
Fav comedian: jim Carey
Fav movie: Cooley high
'Hit Em Up' is the best diss song ever. The most vicious diss track. ''That thing hurt to this day'', Diddy.
No it's not Ether better and Real m.f gees by Eazy
@@theetruth8626 Both are good songs. There's also Dre Day, The B!tch in You, etc.
That said, I still believe Hit Em Up is the g.o.a.t. It's vicious, has the best figures of speech and literary devices, the best hook, the best ad libs on a diss track.
It's nuclear, surgical, the prequel to Putin/Russia invading Ukraine before the whole world, it's WW III. A quarter Century later no song has been able to top Hit Em Up.
@@makavelli7211 bruh stop Hit em up lyrics was elementary if Biggie did that track he would completely destroyed everybody on that track u basing the track off sh*t talking at the end bruh the track wasn't good. People loves drama and soap operas so of course the song was gonna sell like crazy look what it did for LL and Kool Moe D careers or Dre Cube and Eazy it sold the hell out those albums so why u think it wouldn't do the same for Pac see the only difference nobody heard Biggie diss tracks Pac and Big wasn't on the same level rapping. Pac was a poet rapper Biggie was a complete monster lyrically
@@theetruth8626 If Biggie woulda, coulda, shoulda, but he didn't. Hit Em Up is the best diss track known to mankind. It'll take at least a Century to top Hit Em up.
@@makavelli7211 bruh that's your opinion look at the comments it's many opinions that says it's not if this was a video based off those other diss tracks then they would been flooded with majority people saying that was the greatest diss track go look at what they say about no Vaseline Ether Real M.F Gs Dre Day LL disses 50 cent diss u just a person stuck in the moment
Dre took so many nice beats and called it his own lol
For sure
Thanks for the video, CAM CAPONE NEWS
When Hit Em Up dropped in 96, people on the East Coast were literally talking about killing Pac. It was indeed a crazy time !
That’s how u know people ain’t that smart
People on the east coast loved PAC more than Biggie
@@derrickkendrick1121 In 96, Bad Boy Records, Nas, Wu-Tang and Mob Deep were the biggest artists in East Coast Hip Hop.
Pac dissed two openly ( Bad Boy, Mob Deep ) and had a conflict with Nas. In 96 allot of people on the East Coast hated Pac and Death Row and many DJ'S refused to play their records at clubs or on the radio. Mob Deep even told Pac that they were gonna come at him 100 DEEP !
@@marlonhosten4693 in the south we were on Pac side
I ended up making friends with a guy from Queens that I was locked up with. He told me that he was a pac fan even when the beef was going on but his big brother was on some East coast stuff. They ended up fighting when my homeboy came home with the hit em up single CD lol
How many times are they gonna ask this man the same questions????.......and how many times am I gonna watch it?????
Tf you want them to ask napoloen about, his damn coffee shop?
@@Straight-Outta-Nottingham his transition into Islam and what he went through after the loss of Pac are great topics to ask him.
@@jackjill8129 how he handled the loss of pac hes spoke about before also. Islam ok but that would be boring wouldnt get views
@@Straight-Outta-Nottingham How bout he start living his own life and stop living in Pac's shadows and in his past beefs. He reiterates the sameeeee ol stories over and over. Speak about his life instead of ALWAYS speaking about somebody else's.
@@bennyblanco5857 nobody wants to hear about his life thats my point
Nopoleon didn't know at the time but Pac knew how big of a song it was gonna be.
Pac & Suge were unstoppable
Love to see how Mutah has grown as a man
Hit em up is the best diss track of all time, you can hear it in germany turkey italy spain… world wide.
Thank 2Pac and The Outlawz for this track i love it till today and i still bump that song
Hit em Up ain't even Pac best diss song. Just his best known.
Salute to the Cam Capone team and the fans. I may be wrong. I think the version that Dr. Dre wanted to be a part of was the original version (which was done in October 1995), not that retail version (recorded in March 1996). The original version was considered for the All Eyez On Me album. By March 1996, I think it's safe to say that Dre was gone from Death Row Records.
Dr. Dre left Death Row very early in 1996 because he knew it wasn't the place for him anymore
@@brandonknight7486 That in part. He simply grew tired of the mess. He evolved and no longer wanted to deal with that environment that Suge tolerated in part and also Suge was going against the grain.
@@sms130official It was a bad move on Suge part to let Dre even leave Death Row because he's should've done everything in his power to make sure Dre was good there
@@brandonknight7486 I agree but, you can't expect someone who had an ego at that point to be willing to make things right and fix it. Obviously, Suge didn't really care. We saw what went on from there.
And it didn't that too much bullshit was going at the label such as beating up engineers in the studio for rewinding tapes too far and beating up artists
I agree. I was a child when hit em up came out every car, house and cd player playing the music the clubs lol
West coast disses are blunt and on the nose while east coast like to throw shade where the shoe fits. 90s west coast was hard.
I think we was referring to the Take Money Remix with the same sample as Hit em up. Big threw a few subs at Pac on there.
Big was a smart dude that knew the repercussions of responding to Hit'em Up would only make the East vs West situation much worst but I would've loved to hear that track. The fact that he continued to make classic after classic while basically ignoring the fake beef makes his career even more Legendary...
They did respond tho
@@peterortiz1160 nope they didn't..... they play his music and puffy just talk on track...like "why u mad nigga" "why u yelling nigga" and stuff like that
@@MadBulletBeatz Puffy replied via “Stop Yapping”, arguably the best diss track ever made.
Going to California 6 months after 2pac’s death was not a smart move. As a matter of fact, Puffy should be sued for negligence. Releasing “Who Shot Ya”, and Going Back to Cali weren’t smart moves either. Even though they weren’t intended as diss songs directly aimed at 2pac. PAC fans are way more hardcore than your average rapper. It’s like a religious cult.
@@MadBulletBeatz biggie did sneak some disses at pac
Muta I know you don't remember this but around 94'95 you was in Montclair NJ on Bloomfield Ave with Yaf & fatal and it was some tension amongst us.. I really respect the man you become you are modest and humble, you represent truth, integrity, maturity, wisdom. May God continue to bless you 🙏🏾💯💪🏾
you can tell Mutah got that side still in him, you hear it when he laughs
Peace family I still use pac poetry as a way to create music. Like when I wanna just go in on somebody an need that you crossed me so I'm at you vibe I always go to Pac hittem up
I hope someone finally ask him about post Pac...like his solo album with Johny j production and then his transformation to the man he has become now.
Pac also had a song called get money.
2Pac would wrap off a beat that was weak and would kill it
Don’t forget. Napoleon half Boricua. 🇵🇷😎
Get Notorious B1 Big Daddy on here 👨🏿🎨
The wack room is crazy 😂😂
Who don't love Mu! 🙌🏽
Those two shows was in Ohio and New Orleans. My friends went to that show in the superdome.
i heard Hit Em Up for the first time in 95-96, i had a mixture that can't out earlier. That was the last time I heard Hit Em Up. i hated to hear that venom, but i understood it.
Biggie and Pac - the gifts that keep on giving.
Pac Loved controversy 😂 he lived for it. How could mush not know hit ‘em up would be so tricky 🤦🏻♀
Where are the Fat Joe/Biggie tapes
I would love to hear that Fat Joe & Big unrealesed 2pac diss track if it's out there lol
It's not a track it's a album that Fat Joe locked away
In the meantime you can listen to Diddy’s response to Hit Em Up. It’s called Stop Yapping. Listen to it and tell us what you think.
They never ask about what he's doing currently
I remember buying "still I rise " back in high school, tattoo tears and hell for a hustler, I'd already heard the O.G versions of those songs, I liked the original versions much better
Napoleon was around Tupac a lot so a bit rubbed off on him in that realness and humbleness cause it's mad true, Tupac himself didn't act like "I just made Hollywood films and music albums" Tupac would go and chill with underground rappers, rappers that weren't signed and try and get them into the hip hop game that's why the whole Biggie situation hurts cause Tupac kept making sure he'd get on the stage even though it was a Tupac show...
You can see it clearly in the SNL performance he just on the fly put Danny Boy on the spot to basically freestyle RnB music... RnB is NOT rap... it's harder to freestyle singing (it's possible) on a live broadcast show...
Had Tupac rehearsed that (cause one of the musicians was mad they didn't rehearse... cause instrument players HAVE to rehearse) and it was crazy because in a way even if Tupac was wrong he basically put the experienced instrument players and Danny Boy on the spot.
Also in hindsight right after Tupac made Poetic Justice, there was no reason to only see him as "Bishop" like many of the distant fake friends like to always use as a reference...
Poetic Justice was a huge urban movie and probably got into more theaters cause of Janet Jackson having a starring role and basically being pop music royalty (that is before the movie came out so theaters who traditionally did not show all black and minority cast movies way back in those days, 1993 and before was extremely different times) and after that movie came out, most females were using Janet Jackson's style of clothing from the movie... that should tell you something... and then two years later Friday comes out and had the joke about the friend saying "she looked like Janet Jackson" on the blind date and sure enough that girl, in that movie had similar style clothes...
Basically Tupac's name grew far more because of that combination of films so back then you knew if Tupac was in the movie, it was gonna be good, same with Above the Rim even if it's an antagonist role and so on.
The problem with movies is that movies WILL get shown eventually on paid cable, have VHS and probably Laserdisc rentals and sales... and those sales makes me wonder just how many copies were sold... so a casual hip hop fan who probably didn't listen to Tupac's music, might get introduced that way and vice-versa... then there's the movie/TV show groupies... they see you as a golden ticket even if you only did two movies and only got paid a one shot deal... they assume you're a multi millionaire right away cause they don't know the facts... either that or it's a groupie situation without going into that...
So in a strong way Tupac should have started avoiding hanging out with too many people and just acting like he could go anywhere, including clubs... not to limit himself but to be wary of clingers (male spotlight leeches who are shady and feel some type of way) and being around them too much cause he wasn't in the same situation he was in before his first album and movie.
I think I saw Tupac and Fat Joe perform at Roy Wilkins park in Queens when I was little
Rest easy Pac 🙏🏾, 803
Big ups to Mu!!!!
When do we hear about the real relationship/business arrangement with Pac and Haitian Jack?
Nobody wants to say he had a hand in Big's label?
How him and Jack find talent, and usher them into new deals with record executive associates?
After the Talk from Napoleon who listin Hit me up?
It's definitely the hardest diss ever.
Naw eazy real m.f gs and nas ether was way better
15 drinking problem and it’s Hennessy gawd damn😂
Pac was completely out of order having these under age children around him kicking up beef
So, let me get this right. Biggie and Fat Joe made a 2pac diss track but Fat Joe was holding 2pac down while he was in prison according to Fat Joe too am i missing something or this becoming a soap opera script.?
Fat fake Joe
Fat Joe always like to make everything about him.
Im still asking myself how the hell hip hop turned into a street war
Just enjoy the music vulture
@feese mass im reffering to the mentality most of the cats that got into rap where trying to get out of the streets yet for some reason they started to hustle backwards is not about me being slow is just that the whole situation was stupid asf yet people glorify it
Man, Johnny J nuked that beat💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💙
I respect you brother ( mu ) and how Smart can a fifteen years old boy be in the 1990s? This guy has transformed his mindset and the brother learn a lot of stuff along the way, and he has children, he's now 44 years old, and he is not going to the hood anymore, I wish Tupac could have lived to see 70 years.
The question is why did Pac have a kid around him starting beef and where was this kid parents was at
Fun fact: Edi is the only one alive from Hit em Up...
Come to think of it, not all Outlawz rapped on Hit Em Up, and just realized that Edi is indeed the only surviving member who was was on the song.
I understand Mutah but I think he'll have a different perspective if he would have been the one who felt betrayed and gotten shot 5 times like Pac.
Ameen
Bruh stop it there was no betrayal Pac was on some b.s
@@theetruth8626 who are u to say what someone on ... He really got shot 5 Xs
And dudes put a sex case on him ..
You sound misinformed
And the key word is " Felt " ...
I Just Know Pac Killed That Get Money Beat
Which beat was that?
Love this dude
Whack room🤣
Suge was a demon🤣
1995 topics.
I’m curious why Fat joe got in the beef ?
Fat joe speaks on how he was cool with Pac so is he cappin or what
Naw it's a album out there with heat on it
Biggie made a lot of songs with subliminal disses to Tupac.
That's his style bruh killers move in silence a broad is always the loudest one in the room
@@theetruth8626 killers ? All they do is talk shit though. They ain’t killers. They just wanna make you dance.
@@lemondishonor7736 I never said he was a killer I said killers move in silence not be the loudest in the room
@@theetruth8626 I understand what you’re saying but if he’s moving in silence, why is he always sending subliminal shots verbally ? That’s not silence.
He keeping pac name alive
The song is mainly classic because the timing and the death's without Biggie the better rapper ever truly responding.
Is first hit em up is out yet??? Cuz the one that came out is consider the 2 right????
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I'm confused, which was the original hit em up beat?
Which is the take money, make money and get money beats?
Wesside Outlawz 💯
Dre gets drunk
Dre gets hyperactive
Napoleon you don't have continue mentioning that you've changed. "WE GET IT" BRO
It's called reiteration, he's just telling you how stupid he was thing and he's smarter now. So why you 😡
Well that's where my era and my man was different no subliminal stuff names was said facts!!! KRS ONE!!!!
Top 5 diss records of all time..
1. Hit'em. Up
2. Dollas & Sense
3. No Vaseline
4. Ether
5. Wanksta
Top 3 is spot on,
Kill Of The Hill is underrated
Great choice!
How you put Wanksta over Real Mothuckin G’s
Real motherfucking g'z and king of the hill, cypress and wcc version should b on it.
Back Down is better than Wanksta
Good thing Mo wasn’t on the 2nd part. Mo was lyrical and I think he would of regret saying something’s now that he’s Muslim. Big up on your faith Mo
He’s said other things in other songs so your comment doesn’t even make sense
He was on the original version of hit em up. I'm not calling him a liar at all because I'm sure it just slipped his mind
@@thesupervisor3270 Your momma and your comment are irrelevant. Step your understanding and reading comprehension skills up. We’re talking about “hit ‘‘em up”. No one ever mentioned any other song. The topic is HIT EM UP. If the topic was on any other song I would of mention those songs.
@@jackjill8129 I know he was on the first version. He never denied being on the first. He just said he wasn’t on the 2nd. You cats be like 20 and early 30s years thinking y’all were around. Y’all were babies or in papa nutz
@@bohaanx9928 to me it sounded like he said he wasn't on either version. Ain't no need to get in yo feelings
TUPAC RIFA SIEMPRE
Lil mu pass the mac....book lol
real I don’t think PAC knew how big he was
Diss tracks went from Johnny j to ronny j
KRS one was a straight out dis emcee no subliminal
He was born in 1977. He sayin he was 15 at that time doesn’t really add up.. no hate
I don't think he saying he was 15 when Hit em up was out I think he was saying he was 15 when Pac and Big was hanging out which would make sense because that would be around 94ish
@@Stonecoldalston yeah that sounds about right ✌🏼
Stay in school kids hitup the books 📚 ✨️. Lol
Imagine if 2pac never passed. And he would be doing all these interviews instead
Tupac lost his voice, right lung, and finger
@@elijahhardaway2756 life. 2pac lost his life... for being too wild. God love him. But.... he was asking for it. Don't get drunk and punch a Crip. Lessons were learned. Rip.
But yeah I get ur point, had he survived ge woulda been bad off....
Tupac would've not been doing none of these corny interviews.
Bruh Pac was never gonna make it to today all that beef he started believe me he was going to have to answer for it
Bruh they could have just met up with biggie without all the extra shid. Wouldn't have been no bloodshed.
Bruh Pac was on b.s he knew Big had nothing to do with anything
Damn does this brother ever do a interview and they ask him about himself?
Hitem up is the hardest diss track ever. No other diss record can match it not Ether, or Vaseline, or drop a gem on him, or Take over. No diss track can match Hitem up. Another example why Pac is the 🐐 in every level of Subject. 💯 Mannn if fat joe would of came at PAC that's when his career would of ended. PAC would of lyrically destroyed Fat Joe 🤦🏾♂️ He's very lucky. Facts. Long Live the hardest MC to pick up the microphone Makaveli The Don. Yes Sirrr 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Bruh stop it hit em up wasn't even that good it benefit from the time and era that's all ignorant people support conflict
Fat Joe’s lying. He couldn’t even handle his beef with 50. Shit even Ross had better diss tracks towards 50.
These dudes keep asking the same damn questions 🤦♂️
And u keep clicking on it….
@@QstormtheGod what’s wrong with asking a historical figure in rap more insightful questions as to what was going on back then instead of regurgitating the same negative BS? It’s not my fault you have the mental capability of a pile of 💩.
I think Biggie verse was talking about Faith Evans because she could not say away from Pac. I believe Faith started this mess.
Mu doesn't look 10 years older than me
He needs to take that outlaw off his arm 🤦🏾♂️
Never believed joe about the Pac diss records. He even went as far as to say him and BIG did a whole album of disses. For starters no one in BIGs camp can confirm that it ever happened , which seems crazy cuz how would he do a whole album with somebody who’s not even on the same label, and none of them ever heard about it or any of the records? 2nd Joe himself claims he doesn’t remember any of the songs or even a line from any of them. And lastly, Joe has used ghostwriters for the entirety of his career. He couldn’t hang with BIG lyrically & I seriously doubt BIG woulda sat there and worked with Joe knowing he wasn’t even the one writing the shit he was rapping. Joe has a track record of exaggerating or just flat out lying. This is one of those instances.
Joe also claimed he and others wanted to find Cube and fcuk him up for that first Westside Connect album. Just an example of someone that can't view diss records as simple lyrical competition and gotta always take it personally and elevate it to some gangsta sh--.
I never took Joe comments about him and biggie recording anything seriously
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@@mikegillins4992 it just made no sense. He claimed that he had people protecting Pac in jail & napoleon confirmed that so then why would you then turn around and make a diss album to someone you were just looking out for ? Someone need to press Joe for that.
Was there anybody on the west that rode wit’ big more than Pac?
I heard Hit ‘Em Up on the radio here in LA back in 96. I was a teen. And even I realized it had gone too far. There was no end game other than violence and death. Tupac slammed the door on any kind of squashing the beef.
Looking back it was dumb and immature on Tupac’s part. If he really thought Biggie and Puffy set him up or knew he would get shot you don’t make a song. You deal with it away from music. Rather it be diplomatic or a gangster approach you do it behind the scenes.
"There was no end game other than violence and death. Tupac slammed the door on any kind of squashing the beef."
I guess Pac getting shot 5 times before all of that had nothing to do with it?
@@scottharm3932 Again what was making records about it going to do? Making a song saying you basically want to kill those guys is the dumbest thing to do if killing them is what you really want to do. And if you don't really want to kill them, then making a song about it is just as dumb.
I was a huge Pac fan. But even I could recognize as a teenager that he was emotionally impulsive.
@@bluewave3417 just say u don't understand it's more than one way to get a enemy. To this day me and a lot of other people don't support Pac enemies. He had people around the world taking his side in that beef and that's what he wanted to accomplish
@@bluewave3417 just say you don't understand it..
@@pleasecheese803 bruh y'all needed father figures badly
Napoleon experienced a lot
I guess big needed all the help in the world
Damn Napoleon was a 15 year old drunk? He really came a long way👌. I think that would have caused a fallout between him and Pac.
Alhamdoulillah you changed your life, subhanallah 💙
He does seem irritated I just think maybe he’s having a bad day.