I’m with Pac no matter what but the Biggie hate needs to stop. That kid didn’t deserve to go out the way he did over bullshit. RIP to the two greatest to ever touch a mic
@xgebxfresh9032 how you kno? Where you there? No you wasn't and biggie was the one to get pac gun out of the piano for him after pac got Shot at quad studio cmon now stop it w
Biggie tried warn Tupac about Haitian Jack and Jimmy Henchman but he didn't listen. Had he listened, the beef may never have happened thus they might have been still alive today.
@@bobbyjohnson9409 was he supposed to be anti-tupac? Remember that Pac started before Big and was instrumental in his rise. In addition to that, as far as I know yes it is. I'm not sure you're using the correct tense of comprehensive (which is just telling something in totality). Not trying ot son you, but I think you just got confused on the meaning
@@bobbyjohnson9409 actually you know what you are right. They showing Pacs baby pictures and shit but they got Big's mugshot 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I stand corrected, you got it my G
True he came off very objective. I will say in terms of the context of this video. 2Pac was the villain. When you threaten spouses and kids in your song, you lost the plot. Not even just a mention, but a legit threat to them, bro you signing a death wish. It was a reckless dumb action he took. I was surprised how much I actually respected Biggie decisions and absolutely hated the decisions 2Pac made. Excellent video either way 12/10
@@CosmicAnchor bro he got shot tupac would be bad too and bro litrweal biggie didnt bother to vist tupac in jail so this whole thing probly could of bene avoided if he visted tupac in jail and expland what was really going on and he could of tried to tell puff not to realse who shot ya and biggie aint no saint this whole thing was a missunderstending rip tupac and biggie
@@91Definite No Biggie wasn't, he was having affairs with Lil Kim and Charli Baltimore, while married to Faith Evans, and had also gotten arrested several times for drugs and violence. Not only that, Big was dissing Pac on records AFTER he already died, but was too cowardly to say anything when he was alive.
@@91Definiteright as I recall in one of his songs, he talked about shooting a pregnant lady and not only that , but he made a song and talked an underage Raven Symone. I don’t recall 2Pac ever rapping about killing pregnant women and having sex with underage girls.
Pac was a hot head, and at 25, we saw how off the chain he was. I don't think he would be one today, but he sure would still be very passionate about everything he does. He was so smart and intelligent, that was the most attractive thing about him. Rest in peace Pac🙏🏾🙏🏾
The 90’s was so sketchy that you could literally show up to a random studio as a group dressed in army fatigues say “you’re with security” and nobody wouldn’t question a thing. Incredible. #smh 💯
This is the most thorough recounting of these events I have seen so far. You didn't skip a single thing. Even people who are unfamiliar with this history can watch this and comprehend the entire timeline. This is definitely going to be added to my favorites.
Since Im sure this video will introduce a lot of people to the East vs West Coast beef, let me make it very clear; No, Biggie ve Pac was NOT the beginning of East vs West. It started well before them, but their situation got intertwined with other problems between both coasts that escalated the situation much further. I just want to make this clear to people, because many think this beef arbitrarily started ended with Pac and Big, and that's far from the case.
Dude you did a awesome job on this!! A bunch of unseen footage like biggie as a young teenager and Tupac the beginnings? Never heard of it and I consider myself a huge 2pac fan and was 14 when he passed away. But you definitely got a New subscriber..... keep up the good work 👍
@@333DVPPY Tupac, Biggie, Easy-E, DMX, Big Pun, Nipsey, Heavy D, Nate Dogg, Aaliyah, XXXTencion, Ol’ Dirty Bastards, Coolio, Jam Master Jay, J Dilla, Gangsta Boo, Lisa Lopes, Prodigy and Chris Kelly. RIP 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I don't think so. I just think Diddy assumed it was safe to visit California because Tupac was dead and Suge locked up. Very stupid & ignorant by Diddy...
@@Jacory_jesus pac was dumb Ngl, pac was s h o t by his friend, the same friend that biggie warned him to stay away from, he just went after biggie because he was an easy target.
I really hate when they tell this story. Big didn’t know Puff was there until the situation happened. Puff came through to see if Big was sneaking and doing music for Junior Mafia. Puff always knew about what was going to happen, as well as Andre Harrell(R.I.P). Tell the story right. Big tried warning Pac without involving himself in a beef with Jack & Hintchmen
biggie was hookin up with Diddy. facts. there's a video of big rubbing his face against puffs arm and saying "your skin is soft" LL Pac. all them ppl in bad boy are sum weirdos and slimeballs.
This is awesome I love that people are really like these long videos. Makes me want to do some too. I just did a 20 minute video on Suge Knight but it is no where as in depth as this one. Good work bro!
One of the funniest and most unnecessary beefs ever 😂 Nas insulted Cam’s classic “Come Home With Me” album and Cam responded as if HIS ENTIRE CAREER WAS ON THE LINE !
1:29:22 You missed a key point. 2Pac made the original "Hit Em Up" in October 1995 for All Eyez On Me. When 2Pac and Faith hung out she heard the beat and went back to NY and told Diddy and Biggie about it. At this time, 2Pac scrapped it from All Eyez On Me and scrapped his concept album "Thug Life Vol. 2: Still I Rise". Which "Hit Em Up" appeared as track 1 on that concept as well. Faith telling Diddy and Biggie about the beat is why Bad Boy dropped the Get Money Remix with the same Dennis Edwards sample from "Don't Look Any Further" in February 1996. This is why 2Pac remade the song after that and added in lines "take money" which was a twist on "get money". Faith is the reason those lyrics exist and the reason why the song got remade and released in a more potent manner. 2Pac scrapped the original. Dont get it twisted. Also the 1995 version leaked after 2Pac was already dead. It had no factor in the beef other than having Faith knowing the sample.
And don’t leave out the spot in this video where he shows a pic of Biggie surrounded by a bunch of rappers as he talks about Junior Mafia & how Biggie was bringing his own crew up in the rap world, but the pic he’s presenting during this video is Biggie surrounded by Goodie Mob out of the Dungeon in Atlanta, GA… Dungeon Fam represent!!! Lets gooooooo!
Well done. RIP to Pac & Big. Pac explained everything through interviews & music. "My history will prove authentic" after 30 years he's solidified as the realest.
Imagine them as producers! 🤔 They both were talented as artist, good ear for music so producing bringing out their own artist developing new talent! 🤦🏽 The game probably wouldn't be in trouble like it is now. 🤷🏽
😂😂😂😂😂AND BIGGIE STARTED THAT BEEF BY SAYIN", "WHUSSUP NEW YORK, HOW YALL GONE LET 2PAC AND THA DOGG POUND COME TO TIME SQUARE AND SHOOT A MUSIC VIDEO?? B.I.G. THE REASON SNOOP TRAILER GOT SHOT UP!! SMH💯🤨🤔
All I can say was that The Notorious B.I.G should've never let Puffy release "Who Shot Ya" after the robbery aimmed at Tupac....plus B.I.G even cause The Dogg Pound trailer to get shot up. Smh
@@henny6566bro jus bc it isn’t a audio of it doesn’t mean it ain’t happened snoop even told da story including other folks but u claim it’s a fake story 😂🤦🏾♂️
Boi that story been verified by MULTIPLE sources including the actual radio host that was on the show when he said it. Sorry but BIG wasn't completely innocent in this either@henny6566
@@laquandaniels222 So you mean to tell me that the biggest rapper called the biggest Hip Hop radio station on the planet and not a single soul recorded it? Yeah it doesn't work that way. There's radio interviews from the 60's, 70's and 80's and 90's that you can find on TH-cam but can't find this. Man please.
@@henny6566 yea sun is definitely wrong wit u big fans 😂😂 uk how many people said dat happened including the person who got dey trailer hit up and dats snoop dogg even da dogg pound spoke on dat u big fans never wanna admit dat big was grimy he ain’t no angel dude he’s definitely yo God😂😂
@@TheShadow84 yes sir that, and the second verse “your whole you live sneaky, now you rest eternally sleepy, ya burn when you creep me, rest where the worms and the weeds be” -talking about pac’s actual death. Even the name of the song, The Long Kiss Goodnight didn’t come out until October of 1996, pac was already dead. Biggie couldn’t have seen the movie before that and back then trailers weren’t released super early like they are now.
i never understood this 😢. like did diddy make bigs diss pac like this after death and released it!!?? this gets no more blatant than that to rub in fact he dead, although pac crossed the lines a few times its only but so much a friend can take 😒
@@horsemen601 The line was crossed when "Who Shot Ya" was released after Pac was shot sitting in prison after being framed. The date of the recording of the song is irrelevant. It dropped after Pac was shot.
I'm not going to lie, this video doesn't provide any new info and blatantly copies multiple videos about the Pac and Biggie beef made by Hip-Hop Universe. It also provides some inaccuracies and doesn't cover a lot of events in the beef. You can't tell me half of this shit ain't even relevant either such as Eazy's little dispute with Pac, Dre and Pac's issues. Let's also get this straight. While Whot Shot Ya, the ORIGINAL VERSION, was created before Pac got shot up, the 2ND VERSION was not. The second version included a second verse which was aimed at Pac and most notably Jay-Z at the time, because of DJ Clark Kent. The later part is a whole other story. This video saying Who Shot Ya was not about Pac, is not true and this is how misinformation gets spread.
@@datruth9585, well it wasn't re-recorded, it was just added onto. But you are correct in that also pointing to the fact the track was finished in '95, and was intended as a Pac diss.
What a lot of people don't know is that Faith Evans went to California to write songs and sing hooks for money. She spoke about this in her book. Despite her first album doing well, she was not really getting paid by Bad Boy. Plus after her and Mary J Bligd recorded a song on her album, her and Mary fell out and Bad Boy had to re-release her album without the song with her and Mary's duet, which cost Faith a lot of money as well.
Best beef ? You mean the most TRAGIC. Both of them died and NO it wasn't worth it. It should've ended IN THE STUDIO. Biggie "response" to Hit Em Up also was after Pac's death and it was nowhere near as direct or scathing let's be honest here. Long Kiss Goodnight is not an all time diss track. It's not even really discussed 25+ years later. We still discuss Takeover and Either till this day for example
@@AngeBiampandou You got a point. I did say arguably. Their beef was pretty influential to the point whee we might not get "Takeover vs Ether" and other diss tracks that were based on "Hit 'Em Up" or "Who Shot Ya?".
@JohnAnthonyHD yo! So far, your old school videos are pretty accurate, and they are dope🔥💯... I haven't even watched this one yet, but I'm going to go ahead and give you your props and hit the like buttom💯. I hope you came correct on this one cuh! 👍🏿
Good God I've been down rabbit holes for weeks about hip hop beefs and history because of the Kendrick v Drake stuff. This extra context on rap history is so enlightening.
This was a very interesting video and I’m glad that I clicked on it. You know a lot of what you are talking about because I know what you are talking about and everything you have been saying is the truth.
This guy narrating is a true journalist. He did his research. When I first came across this I thought to myself, “here we go, another misinformed guy on TH-cam trying to make content.” But after being 15 minutes in, I realized I started to learn some new information. And I’ve listened to tons of interviews and watched tons of documentaries about Tupac. I thought I knew everything. Great job on this artwork. Much needed.
Death Row was defintely not falling off in 95 the fuck are you saying bro? They dropped in 94 Above the Rim Soundtrack which was a major succes and the year after they dropped the Dogg Pound album which was number 1 at the Billboard chart and was certified platinum. Death Row fall off after Pac's murder
Word up I'm loving your beef videos @JohnAnthonyHD. I think yours and quake from Diverse Mentality delivers great accurate content in ya'll beef videos! keep up the good work bro 👍🏾on 💯!
They saying you copying but fuck all that bro, stay consistent in what your doing, this is what we want to see. Good beef videos 👍🏾 keep working Brodie
The fact that Biggie warned Pac literally the moment he saw Pac hanging with Haitian Jack shows how he really cared for Pac and that was still early on in their friendship. Pac did not listen and not only that he even told Haitian Jack about Biggies warning sign… Literally if Pac listens and chills out from those guys.. the Ayana Jackson situation doesn’t happen which led to the Quad studio situation.
@@Kingbossdon exactly and not only that, leading up to the quad studio situation, pac was talking crazy to Jimmy henchman regarding the money for the song.. He still ended up going to the studio. Just way too reckless.
These two were turned against each other by their “mentors” Suge Knight and P Diddy. I wouldn’t be surprised if they knew what was really going on, and secretly squashed their beef.
57:24 this is debatable. Death Row put out Above The Rim and Murder Was The Case soundtracks in 1994. Both considered classic soundtracks. I wouldn't call that a fall off. But from a solo album perspective, yeah they were slow at dropping projects
I literally came here to say the same exact thing. Both were certified classic soundtracks. A side note. Imagine if Suge signed Warren G and his debut actually dropped on Death Row around that time. That would’ve filled that solo void at that time.
45:09 These are two different recordings. Keith Murray version has a different Biggie vocal take with slightly different lyrics. The 2nd version was recorded after Mary J. And her label decided not to use it. So for anyone saying Biggie already had the song done, sure. He had one verse done. Then they remade it once Pac got shot and issued it fully knowing the circumstances even though the beat was already used on Mary's album. You can also tell the solo recording was done later as Biggie had to remove the Biggie Smalls mention in his original verse and change it to BIG after they got sued in 1994.
My mans been here since febuary 2019 has done 36 video on WHAT happen? Series within 1 year and currently now JOHN is going inn 🔥 More than quake known as diverse mentality. His videos on his what really happen series in total are 28 video DM his has been on TH-cam since 2011 HOWWW 😂😂😂
@@Waynechandler-x1dExactly, and the culture LOST. Hip hop lost two of his most promising young talent. Pac was 25 and Biggie was 24. They were way too young to die. We lost
Biggie was gonna sign to roc a fella . Tupac was gonna end the east vs west and was making death row east. Biggie being with Jay z and seeing where Jay is Big would have been iconic . Pac would prolly be running for president at this time .
Yo great job putting this together! 👏🏽 Even though I'm an 80's baby from SD Killafornia there was a lot I didn't know about this. It was a crazy time! I remember squarin off with dudes at Horton plaza mall just because we found out they happened to be visiting from NY.
Don’t be one sided with this. Kuz pac should’ve went the ones that actually did something to him. He knew big didn’t have anything to do wit him getting shot. Big warned him not to hang around the dudes that was part of him getting shot. Plus it was supposed to be a robbery the only reason Pacgit shot was because he didn’t want to give his jewelry up and he was going for his gun.
This was good, had some good facts. Now there were a few things missing that was key like how biggie was going to leave Bad Boy and was actively seeking out Suge to join him over there in LA and Puff wasn't having it. The relationship between Puff and big had deteriorated to the point where they no longer could stand each other. This here is why a lot of people think Puff set this up and didn't want Gene protecting him properly.
That a very thorough out video I like how you broke everything down I first thought other one but I can see I seen a lot of them and you’re is definitely in the top 3 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
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I’m with Pac no matter what but the Biggie hate needs to stop. That kid didn’t deserve to go out the way he did over bullshit. RIP to the two greatest to ever touch a mic
DMX too
Biggie left them guns there on purpose just saying smh
@xgebxfresh9032 how you kno? Where you there? No you wasn't and biggie was the one to get pac gun out of the piano for him after pac got Shot at quad studio cmon now stop it w
@@rickyrichreacts9667 Haitian jack had biggie robbed because he tried to warn pac about him
Biggie tried warn Tupac about Haitian Jack and Jimmy Henchman but he didn't listen. Had he listened, the beef may never have happened thus they might have been still alive today.
Holy shit dude, you just beat diverse mentality, he was supposed to do a video on this but he never did. I can’t wait to watch this.
Yeah he was. Dude been slacking though. Thankfully we got john anthony now👌💯
He ain't do videos no more. He backed out completely.
@pbm2324 he got a podcast now that he mainly focus on now. I wish he would go back & make more of the beef stuff though
Quake dropped off big time.
He did tho
I'm 10 minutes in and this is already the most comprehensive analysis of their relationship, very good work my G
Actually no it’s not. I watched 10 minutes and you can tell the guy who made this, is pro Tupac. Not that I care cause I love them both.
@@bobbyjohnson9409 was he supposed to be anti-tupac? Remember that Pac started before Big and was instrumental in his rise. In addition to that, as far as I know yes it is. I'm not sure you're using the correct tense of comprehensive (which is just telling something in totality). Not trying ot son you, but I think you just got confused on the meaning
@@bobbyjohnson9409 actually you know what you are right. They showing Pacs baby pictures and shit but they got Big's mugshot 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I stand corrected, you got it my G
Puff knew damn well Suge was talking about him and not no Jermaine Dupri 😂
Damn straight
And what do you mean by this word?!!
Lmao
Bam Son
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It's so weird seeing this type of video where they don't try to make 2pac or Biggie look like villains in this situation. Kind of refreshing.
True he came off very objective.
I will say in terms of the context of this video.
2Pac was the villain. When you threaten spouses and kids in your song, you lost the plot. Not even just a mention, but a legit threat to them, bro you signing a death wish.
It was a reckless dumb action he took. I was surprised how much I actually respected Biggie decisions and absolutely hated the decisions 2Pac made.
Excellent video either way 12/10
@@CosmicAnchor bro he got shot tupac would be bad too and bro litrweal biggie didnt bother to vist tupac in jail so this whole thing probly could of bene avoided if he visted tupac in jail and expland what was really going on and he could of tried to tell puff not to realse who shot ya and biggie aint no saint this whole thing was a missunderstending rip tupac and biggie
@@CosmicAnchorBiggie wasn’t no fucking saint 😂
@@91Definite No Biggie wasn't, he was having affairs with Lil Kim and Charli Baltimore, while married to Faith Evans, and had also gotten arrested several times for drugs and violence. Not only that, Big was dissing Pac on records AFTER he already died, but was too cowardly to say anything when he was alive.
@@91Definiteright as I recall in one of his songs, he talked about shooting a pregnant lady and not only that , but he made a song and talked an underage Raven Symone. I don’t recall 2Pac ever rapping about killing pregnant women and having sex with underage girls.
the story behind the quad shooting is wild
They were both in their mid 20's when they died. How sad. 😢
24-25 😢
Young men gone
Pac was a hot head, and at 25, we saw how off the chain he was. I don't think he would be one today, but he sure would still be very passionate about everything he does. He was so smart and intelligent, that was the most attractive thing about him. Rest in peace Pac🙏🏾🙏🏾
It's weird cause its like pac is one of my big brothers but I'm older than him now at 30
@@onepunchflan3071 it be like that, when you hit 25 years old you think of PAC’s age
The 90’s was so sketchy that you could literally show up to a random studio as a group dressed in army fatigues say “you’re with security” and nobody wouldn’t question a thing. Incredible. #smh 💯
I grew up in the 90s it was everything
Tupac and Biggie are still better than most rappers, today.
All rappers today 😂 maybe Eminem is on their level
A Lotta rappers from the past are better than the majority of rappers today
@@thepistolguy859 living under a rock
@@thepistolguy859Eminem is old school kneepads wearer.
@@kraftpunk6516you're smoking rocks
This is the most thorough recounting of these events I have seen so far. You didn't skip a single thing. Even people who are unfamiliar with this history can watch this and comprehend the entire timeline. This is definitely going to be added to my favorites.
Since Im sure this video will introduce a lot of people to the East vs West Coast beef, let me make it very clear; No, Biggie ve Pac was NOT the beginning of East vs West. It started well before them, but their situation got intertwined with other problems between both coasts that escalated the situation much further. I just want to make this clear to people, because many think this beef arbitrarily started ended with Pac and Big, and that's far from the case.
Yeah The West Coast vs. East Coast rivalry in hip-hop began in the late 1980s and intensified in the early 1990s.
It started with MC Hammer “Turn This Mutha Out” video clearly said “You ain’t hittin in New York” that was 88-89 💯
Dude you did a awesome job on this!! A bunch of unseen footage like biggie as a young teenager and Tupac the beginnings? Never heard of it and I consider myself a huge 2pac fan and was 14 when he passed away. But you definitely got a New subscriber..... keep up the good work 👍
this is prime bedrotting content brother thank you
No excuses put some headphones on ,get yo a$$ outta bed ,and cease the day.
R.I.P., rest in peace, Biggie
And Pac, both of y'all should be living
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Tupac, Biggie, Easy-E, DMX, Big Pun, Nipsey, Heavy D, Nate Dogg, Aaliyah, XXXTencion,
Ol’ Dirty Bastards, Coolio, Jam Master Jay, J Dilla, Gangsta Boo, Lisa Lopes, Prodigy and Chris Kelly. RIP 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@Allen-k6n1o 7 good artists only on this list
@@arklife99 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
But ain't tryna beef with him
Cuz he might put a hit on me like , "Keefe D, get him" 🥶
@@jainysail2941 🙄🙄🙄
It seem like Puffy knew Big would get shot that night
Pdiddy is slimy
He did he urged him to go to LA .
I don't think so.
I just think Diddy assumed it was safe to visit California because Tupac was dead and Suge locked up.
Very stupid & ignorant by Diddy...
Suge knight knew too
Damn..
Biggest case of misunderstanding In hiphop history
nah word.
Wasn’t no misunderstanding Biggie ain’t the saint y’all think he is… He grimey
@@Jacory_jesusyou aint lying 🤣🤣
@@Jacory_jesus pac was dumb Ngl, pac was s h o t by his friend, the same friend that biggie warned him to stay away from, he just went after biggie because he was an easy target.
@Jacory_jesus cats be thinking BIG was a saint? I didn't know that. He was rappin on some wild shit pretty often
They’re somewhere sitting together laughing at Suge & Diddy’s downfall .
Nah they both dead
@@emiliorebenga443 bro in heven
@@skellybladeskellymaybe they go hell cuz they are rapist though
I honestly wished we can see where Pac and Biggie is at now
@@91Definite fr
Rest in peace to Tupac and Biggie, two of the greatest Hip Hop/Rap music artists.
I really hate when they tell this story. Big didn’t know Puff was there until the situation happened. Puff came through to see if Big was sneaking and doing music for Junior Mafia. Puff always knew about what was going to happen, as well as Andre Harrell(R.I.P). Tell the story right. Big tried warning Pac without involving himself in a beef with Jack & Hintchmen
I've noticed they mix the story up with different interviews by all involved plus the 2pac movie... So yeah I feel ya
Tupac and Biggie two of the few that embodied rap in the 90's.
biggie was hookin up with Diddy. facts. there's a video of big rubbing his face against puffs arm and saying "your skin is soft" LL Pac. all them ppl in bad boy are sum weirdos and slimeballs.
This is awesome I love that people are really like these long videos. Makes me want to do some too. I just did a 20 minute video on Suge Knight but it is no where as in depth as this one. Good work bro!
This conversation is like Lebron and Jordan it will never end
Exactly.
Jordan is definitely better
Jordan=2pac
Nah MJ is the goat 🐐 come on man
Lebron is like Biggie
much better than Jordan (2Pac), but people are too blinded by fame too admit it
@@j2323j2 pac is a better overall star. He ain’t on Biggie’s lyrical level
🕊 Rest in Paradise Pac 🕊
Rip tupac and Biggie legends,🐐🐐🕊️
You killed this 1 bro 😮👏👀🤘🙆♂️
South Africa Checking In 🇿🇦🇿🇦
NAS VS CAM'RON NEXT JOHN
One of the funniest and most unnecessary beefs ever 😂 Nas insulted Cam’s classic “Come Home With Me” album and Cam responded as if HIS ENTIRE CAREER WAS ON THE LINE !
1:29:22 You missed a key point. 2Pac made the original "Hit Em Up" in October 1995 for All Eyez On Me. When 2Pac and Faith hung out she heard the beat and went back to NY and told Diddy and Biggie about it. At this time, 2Pac scrapped it from All Eyez On Me and scrapped his concept album "Thug Life Vol. 2: Still I Rise". Which "Hit Em Up" appeared as track 1 on that concept as well.
Faith telling Diddy and Biggie about the beat is why Bad Boy dropped the Get Money Remix with the same Dennis Edwards sample from "Don't Look Any Further" in February 1996. This is why 2Pac remade the song after that and added in lines "take money" which was a twist on "get money".
Faith is the reason those lyrics exist and the reason why the song got remade and released in a more potent manner. 2Pac scrapped the original. Dont get it twisted.
Also the 1995 version leaked after 2Pac was already dead. It had no factor in the beef other than having Faith knowing the sample.
How bout you make your own Documentary sir?
@@rodneyrichi bro he just pointg out key facts no need to get all mad and this guys has a whole chanle where he talks about stuff like this
Yo channel go crazy 💯
And don’t leave out the spot in this video where he shows a pic of Biggie surrounded by a bunch of rappers as he talks about Junior Mafia & how Biggie was bringing his own crew up in the rap world, but the pic he’s presenting during this video is Biggie surrounded by Goodie Mob out of the Dungeon in Atlanta, GA… Dungeon Fam represent!!! Lets gooooooo!
Diverse used to make videos like this, but he don't do them no more. i been watching your content since the 50 vs smurf beef. Keep the content going.
Well done. RIP to Pac & Big. Pac explained everything through interviews & music. "My history will prove authentic" after 30 years he's solidified as the realest.
i honestly can’t believe that you haven’t made this yet
It’s literally mind boggling 😂
Glad he didn’t… planned to do the video justice with his best editing and research yet
Tupac and Biggie would've dominated Hip-hop in the 2000's and so on.
Yes is it will to be honest fuck jimmy henchman and Haitian jack for having both robbed and pac got shot also that woman was lying
Imagine them as producers! 🤔 They both were talented as artist, good ear for music so producing bringing out their own artist developing new talent! 🤦🏽 The game probably wouldn't be in trouble like it is now. 🤷🏽
I don't think so. Maybe biggie, but not pac.
@@mukwesamwanza1511pac, not biggie. Tupac was versatile. Biggie rapped about the same shxt over and over.
@@Godzooky😂
Wow snoop kicked down the building then tried to act like he wasn't involved in the beef😂💯
😂😂😂😂😂AND BIGGIE STARTED THAT BEEF BY SAYIN", "WHUSSUP NEW YORK, HOW YALL GONE LET 2PAC AND THA DOGG POUND COME TO TIME SQUARE AND SHOOT A MUSIC VIDEO?? B.I.G. THE REASON SNOOP TRAILER GOT SHOT UP!! SMH💯🤨🤔
@@moeeshangpate6320so you blaming biggie for some random people acting out? Why not blame the people who actually did the shooting
@@pierrechantalcorley7928biggie called the shot so yeah he get the blame
Great video. Really enjoyed it.
Imagine the collabs these 2 could of had if they sorted their beef out early.
All I can say was that The Notorious B.I.G should've never let Puffy release "Who Shot Ya" after the robbery aimmed at Tupac....plus B.I.G even cause The Dogg Pound trailer to get shot up. Smh
That story fake AF. If that really happened we would have heard audio of Big calling the studio and saying that by now.
@@henny6566bro jus bc it isn’t a audio of it doesn’t mean it ain’t happened snoop even told da story including other folks but u claim it’s a fake story 😂🤦🏾♂️
Boi that story been verified by MULTIPLE sources including the actual radio host that was on the show when he said it. Sorry but BIG wasn't completely innocent in this either@henny6566
@@laquandaniels222 So you mean to tell me that the biggest rapper called the biggest Hip Hop radio station on the planet and not a single soul recorded it? Yeah it doesn't work that way. There's radio interviews from the 60's, 70's and 80's and 90's that you can find on TH-cam but can't find this. Man please.
@@henny6566 yea sun is definitely wrong wit u big fans 😂😂 uk how many people said dat happened including the person who got dey trailer hit up and dats snoop dogg even da dogg pound spoke on dat u big fans never wanna admit dat big was grimy he ain’t no angel dude he’s definitely yo God😂😂
i used to watch quake, he kool, but he can’t do what you do with this series bro… keep grinding. this video was fire.
"Lil cease cripple me" Proof Big wrote "Long Kiss" after Pac was already dead. Smh
@@TheShadow84 yes sir that, and the second verse “your whole you live sneaky, now you rest eternally sleepy, ya burn when you creep me, rest where the worms and the weeds be” -talking about pac’s actual death.
Even the name of the song, The Long Kiss Goodnight didn’t come out until October of 1996, pac was already dead. Biggie couldn’t have seen the movie before that and back then trailers weren’t released super early like they are now.
@@NoName-od2qj 💯
i never understood this 😢. like did diddy make bigs diss pac like this after death and released it!!?? this gets no more blatant than that to rub in fact he dead, although pac crossed the lines a few times its only but so much a friend can take 😒
@@horsemen601 The line was crossed when "Who Shot Ya" was released after Pac was shot sitting in prison after being framed. The date of the recording of the song is irrelevant. It dropped after Pac was shot.
@@TheShadow84 factz. mf diddy 😬
I'm not going to lie, this video doesn't provide any new info and blatantly copies multiple videos about the Pac and Biggie beef made by Hip-Hop Universe. It also provides some inaccuracies and doesn't cover a lot of events in the beef. You can't tell me half of this shit ain't even relevant either such as Eazy's little dispute with Pac, Dre and Pac's issues.
Let's also get this straight. While Whot Shot Ya, the ORIGINAL VERSION, was created before Pac got shot up, the 2ND VERSION was not. The second version included a second verse which was aimed at Pac and most notably Jay-Z at the time, because of DJ Clark Kent. The later part is a whole other story. This video saying Who Shot Ya was not about Pac, is not true and this is how misinformation gets spread.
Not only that. Puff screaming '95 mfs all over the track. Had to been rerecorded
@@datruth9585, well it wasn't re-recorded, it was just added onto. But you are correct in that also pointing to the fact the track was finished in '95, and was intended as a Pac diss.
Thank you!!! So much misinformation in this video, it's trash.
i’ve never actually looked into the tupac and biggie beef but this goes way deeper than i thought.
What a lot of people don't know is that Faith Evans went to California to write songs and sing hooks for money. She spoke about this in her book. Despite her first album doing well, she was not really getting paid by Bad Boy. Plus after her and Mary J Bligd recorded a song on her album, her and Mary fell out and Bad Boy had to re-release her album without the song with her and Mary's duet, which cost Faith a lot of money as well.
Exactly
This vid is so detailed and thorough, excellent telling of their story! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Very good work 💯💯
Great documentary ❤
Big ups to you Mr, John, Anthony sir 👑💯🙏🏿
Arguably, the biggest and best rap beef of all-time.
Thank you, JohnAnthony, for making the "2Pac vs Biggie" documentary. :)
Best beef ? You mean the most TRAGIC. Both of them died and NO it wasn't worth it. It should've ended IN THE STUDIO. Biggie "response" to Hit Em Up also was after Pac's death and it was nowhere near as direct or scathing let's be honest here. Long Kiss Goodnight is not an all time diss track. It's not even really discussed 25+ years later. We still discuss Takeover and Either till this day for example
@@AngeBiampandou You got a point. I did say arguably. Their beef was pretty influential to the point whee we might not get "Takeover vs Ether" and other diss tracks that were based on "Hit 'Em Up" or "Who Shot Ya?".
This might be the best breakdown of the beef
Waiting for 50 vs Ja documentary
@JohnAnthonyHD yo! So far, your old school videos are pretty accurate, and they are dope🔥💯... I haven't even watched this one yet, but I'm going to go ahead and give you your props and hit the like buttom💯. I hope you came correct on this one cuh! 👍🏿
Good God I've been down rabbit holes for weeks about hip hop beefs and history because of the Kendrick v Drake stuff. This extra context on rap history is so enlightening.
I wonder what would've happened if Biggie and Pac had never met each other 🤔
Only God knows
You got a point. They shoulda never crossed paths fr fr.
them dyin was so unnecessary. they wouldve been cool again by the year 2000.
Yeah I could see them squashing it by now, or Pac should’ve done his time and he be out by 2000
Not if you sleep with someone's wife
Snoop Dogg and Diddy knew both of them real well.
This is really well done. Good work. You get better with each video
John out here putting in work.
Caught Diverse Mentality lacking out here
He’s more into doing podcasts now unless a beef happens he’ll upload on the main channel
Caught him lacking heavy and slid in his lane
Tupac:
Hit Em Up
Against All Odds
Bomb First
Biggie Smalls:
Kick In The Door
Long Kiss GoodNight
Kick In The Door wasn't for Tupac
@@jameshamilton8720 some people think it was along with
Nas
Jeru The Damaja
Ghostface Killah
Raekwon
Long kiss very underrated
Modern day gangster
@@jameshamilton8720 “Long Kiss Goodnight” was for Pac and some said “You’re Nobody Til Somebody Kills You” was towards Pac too
Great research best thing av seen on both these legends props brother, great channel 👍
Great video!!! Beautiful way to end it as well!! Rest in peace to both phenomenal legends!!!
This documentary is brilliant *****
Watching now... LET'S GO🏁👑
Hey JohnAnthony can we get (BDP VS Juice Crew)
Been Waiting On This To Drop 🔥🔥🔥
It’s been out
This was a very interesting video and I’m glad that I clicked on it. You know a lot of what you are talking about because I know what you are talking about and everything you have been saying is the truth.
This guy narrating is a true journalist. He did his research.
When I first came across this I thought to myself, “here we go, another misinformed guy on TH-cam trying to make content.”
But after being 15 minutes in, I realized I started to learn some new information. And I’ve listened to tons of interviews and watched tons of documentaries about Tupac. I thought I knew everything.
Great job on this artwork. Much needed.
Death Row was defintely not falling off in 95 the fuck are you saying bro? They dropped in 94 Above the Rim Soundtrack which was a major succes and the year after they dropped the Dogg Pound album which was number 1 at the Billboard chart and was certified platinum. Death Row fall off after Pac's murder
Can we Get a Royce Da 5'9 vs D12
Biggie talking about peace but sneak dissin in life after death, album title is poetic so is the 7 day theory
Word up I'm loving your beef videos @JohnAnthonyHD. I think yours and quake from Diverse Mentality delivers great accurate content in ya'll beef videos! keep up the good work bro 👍🏾on 💯!
They saying you copying but fuck all that bro, stay consistent in what your doing, this is what we want to see. Good beef videos 👍🏾 keep working Brodie
If “they” say he’s copying then “they” need to put themselves in that category. This was a thoroughly done video not some rushed BS.
The fact that Biggie warned Pac literally the moment he saw Pac hanging with Haitian Jack shows how he really cared for Pac and that was still early on in their friendship. Pac did not listen and not only that he even told Haitian Jack about Biggies warning sign… Literally if Pac listens and chills out from those guys.. the Ayana Jackson situation doesn’t happen which led to the Quad studio situation.
Everyone told him not to hang out with those guys Mike Tyson Ed Lover warned 2pac he didn't listen
@@Kingbossdon exactly and not only that, leading up to the quad studio situation, pac was talking crazy to Jimmy henchman regarding the money for the song.. He still ended up going to the studio. Just way too reckless.
@@BRYxMONTANAbasically and Biggie got robbed by them warning you not to hang with them
@@BRYxMONTANAyou didn't hear biggie say f**k 2pac for getting me robbed
Yes Tru!!! True don't forget that pac was warning biggie about puffy too not mess with him🫴🏽✊🏽💯🤎 facts
These two were turned against each other by their “mentors” Suge Knight and P Diddy. I wouldn’t be surprised if they knew what was really going on, and secretly squashed their beef.
dang i love learning about stories like this im glad you had made this video keep it up bro
Diverse mentality walked so that John Anthony can run
More people need to do videos this way. Accurate and precise. No going on hearsay or other garbage just thorough research.
57:24 this is debatable. Death Row put out Above The Rim and Murder Was The Case soundtracks in 1994. Both considered classic soundtracks. I wouldn't call that a fall off. But from a solo album perspective, yeah they were slow at dropping projects
That’s why 2pac was mad at Dr Dre taking too long to make 1 song
I literally came here to say the same exact thing. Both were certified classic soundtracks. A side note. Imagine if Suge signed Warren G and his debut actually dropped on Death Row around that time. That would’ve filled that solo void at that time.
Not gonna lie I didn’t want to watch this video but this is the most up to date and most sense making breakdown I’ve seen great job
Imagine pac and big still here. Back to back number #1 classic albums 🔥🔥🔥
Hit Em' Up is a golden treasure
That 💩 is 🗑️
That song was bumping all over NYC… that’s how crazy that song is
@@charlesjackson3262 repeat with me charles
Shit
trash
it doesn't hurt your soul:(
Nas was never his enemy
U explained it thoroughly. U enlightened me on a few new things that makes sense and depicts the situation perfectly. Great vid
Dam Death Row was terrorizing Bad Boy😂💯
THATS NOT JR MAFIA IN THE PIC W BIG, THATS GOODY MOB. GREAT VIDEO THOUGH MAN!
Biggie: if I hear one more rapper talking bout Versace
Migos: Versace Versace Versace 😂😂😂
Technically, he was dead by then so he didn’t physically hear them😂
Pac wore Versace and talking about Versace before Biggie
45:09 These are two different recordings. Keith Murray version has a different Biggie vocal take with slightly different lyrics. The 2nd version was recorded after Mary J. And her label decided not to use it. So for anyone saying Biggie already had the song done, sure. He had one verse done. Then they remade it once Pac got shot and issued it fully knowing the circumstances even though the beat was already used on Mary's album.
You can also tell the solo recording was done later as Biggie had to remove the Biggie Smalls mention in his original verse and change it to BIG after they got sued in 1994.
FACTS!
Stop it Bro
How about you make your own documentary mr
Westside Up!!!
Most definitely
Born in Harlem
My mans been here since febuary 2019 has done 36 video on WHAT happen? Series within 1 year and currently now JOHN is going inn 🔥
More than quake known as diverse mentality.
His videos on his what really happen series in total are 28 video
DM his has been on TH-cam since 2011
HOWWW 😂😂😂
This beef never gets old
🔥🔥🔥 Bro, U done a FANTASTIC JOB on This... i didn't think I'd watch the entire video, But i did!!!!!!! Excellent.... just EXCELLENT
I dont know who won but i gotta 2PAC
No one won both lost there lives while Diddy and suge, who were the catalyst for it are still here
@@Waynechandler-x1dExactly, and the culture LOST. Hip hop lost two of his most promising young talent. Pac was 25 and Biggie was 24. They were way too young to die. We lost
Nobody won they both dead!
Hit em up the most disrespectful diss song in hip-hop history
Life of Adirondack and meet the grahams are up there
No Vaseline & Ether
No Vaseline was way more disrespectful. So was Cam's dis towards Nas.
Facts.. Pac took shots at too many people...🔥
@@MCgrievesgtfoh with meet the grahams 😂😂
If 2Pac and Biggie were alive hip hop could be Alive right now
Rest In Peace To Both of them
thats hard to say.. both had bigger aspirations per their own words.
Biggie was gonna sign to roc a fella . Tupac was gonna end the east vs west and was making death row east. Biggie being with Jay z and seeing where Jay is Big would have been iconic . Pac would prolly be running for president at this time .
@@EazeDeniro😂😂😂😂 Jay Was BIG’s Lil Homie He Was Not Finna Sign To No Damn Roc-A-Fella. The Roc Was Barely A Thing
@@airpegasus5167 Jay would probably throw Big in the bushes if Biggie signed with him
Hip hop not dead. Just say you only listen to Drake.
Tupac was SO TALENTED! There’s no telling how far he could have gone! There was something really special about Pac.
it’s really crazy they were saying the same thing about puffy nearly 26-27 years ago smhhhhh
Yo great job putting this together! 👏🏽 Even though I'm an 80's baby from SD Killafornia there was a lot I didn't know about this. It was a crazy time! I remember squarin off with dudes at Horton plaza mall just because we found out they happened to be visiting from NY.
RIP both legends
I was wondering if this topic would be too cliche for you to do! So 🔥 🔥 and detailed thanks for this
Biggie could've reached out to pac but I guess puffy told him not to
Don’t be one sided with this. Kuz pac should’ve went the ones that actually did something to him. He knew big didn’t have anything to do wit him getting shot. Big warned him not to hang around the dudes that was part of him getting shot. Plus it was supposed to be a robbery the only reason Pacgit shot was because he didn’t want to give his jewelry up and he was going for his gun.
This was good, had some good facts. Now there were a few things missing that was key like how biggie was going to leave Bad Boy and was actively seeking out Suge to join him over there in LA and Puff wasn't having it. The relationship between Puff and big had deteriorated to the point where they no longer could stand each other. This here is why a lot of people think Puff set this up and didn't want Gene protecting him properly.
2pac and biggie case there are so many twists, when you think you have it, figured it out. A new rabbit hole opens. It's crazy
That a very thorough out video I like how you broke everything down I first thought other one but I can see I seen a lot of them and you’re is definitely in the top 3 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Pac never did anything to ayana
thanks for the history lesson. keep the good content comin!!!