Aimin at these ? ' maniacs put my name in raps
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"If faith had twins, she'd prolly have two pacs, get it tu-pacs?"Well he had to address Hit Em Up. Even with Pac dead, he still had to say something.
Dude already did respond and ethered himself in the process.
Didn't really release a Diss until pac was dead.
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The song was released in 1997 doesnt mean it was recorded in 1997. Also more than just 2Pac was dissing Big on record. Ghostface and Raekwon dissed him too
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Man if i was in big shoes I'd be like ? pac he had it coming, plus if big had died 1st you think pac would've been sympathetic ???? Nope they should've put pac name in that ? . No respect when he was alive none when he's dead
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The song was released in 1997 doesnt mean it was recorded in 1997. Also more than just 2Pac was dissing Big on record. Ghostface and Raekwon dissed him too
took two pages for this....
yea y'all ? really that dumb out here. -
Roster Player #99 wrote: »
Look whos calling people dumb while being wrong lol
Biggie is rapping about the accident with Cease which happened after Pac died. Plus all the references are too ? obvious, aint even a debate if the song is a Pac diss
"Slugs missed ya I aint mad at cha" So I aint mad at cha is a Wu Tang song now?
"Maniacs put my name in raps" Ghost and Rae did Hit Em Up right?
"Now you rest eternally, sleepy"
"Rest where the worms and the weak be" Which dead rival could Big be talking to here? Hmmm
Smarten up
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Roster Player #99 wrote: »
Look whos calling people dumb while being wrong lol
Biggie is rapping about the accident with Cease which happened after Pac died. Plus all the references are too ? obvious, aint even a debate if the song is a Pac diss
"Slugs missed ya I aint mad at cha" So I aint mad at cha is a Wu Tang song now?
"Maniacs put my name in raps" Ghost and Rae did Hit Em Up right?
"Now you rest eternally, sleepy"
"Rest where the worms and the weak be" Which dead rival could Big be talking to here? Hmmm
Smarten up
these the lines you try and break down for me?
I'll ABC this ? for you.
The song was about numerous BIG foes...albeit, this some of this wasn't recorded after Pac died.
lol all you want lil ? , I'll almanac the ? outta your ? ? dogmatic rhetoric -
Man if i was in big shoes I'd be like ? pac he had it coming, plus if big had died 1st you think pac would've been sympathetic ???? Nope they should've put pac name in that ? . No respect when he was alive none when he's dead
Coward ? ? if it's ? me while I'm alive then say that ? don't wait till he dies to say it say it so he can go head up with you don't be a scared hoe about it -
Busta Carmichael wrote: »
*physical form
Lmaoo what the ? was I on. Must've been tired. Spiritual? Smh -
Let's keep it real. Biggie is that wrestler that sneak attack an opponent when the referee & opponent isn't looking
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I agree with Nah Son
Hit em up was released on June 4th, 96'.
And two days before Biggie died, he was on sway rapping long kiss. Which would make that March 7th, 97'
Which indeed means that he took a year to respond AND spit it after his death. Everybody from Cease and Sway was looking at him crazy for talking about a dead man like that.
Y'all lucky I'm on my phone. I could write titangraphs to as why Biggie Was a coward. -
Busta Carmichael wrote: »I agree with Nah Son
Hit em up was released on June 4th, 96'.
And two days before Biggie died, he was on sway rapping long kiss. Which would make that March 7th, 97'
Which indeed means that he took a year to respond AND spit it after his death. Everybody from Cease and Sway was looking at him crazy for talking about a dead man like that.
Y'all lucky I'm on my phone. I could write titangraphs to as why Biggie Was a coward.
How is March 97 a year after June 96? -
Busta Carmichael wrote: »I agree with Nah Son
Hit em up was released on June 4th, 96'.
And two days before Biggie died, he was on sway rapping long kiss. Which would make that March 7th, 97'
Which indeed means that he took a year to respond AND spit it after his death. Everybody from Cease and Sway was looking at him crazy for talking about a dead man like that.
Y'all lucky I'm on my phone. I could write titangraphs to as why Biggie Was a coward.
Social media wasn't as fast as it is now. The Source used to come out once a month and thats how most people got their Hip Hop news. Waiting six months to respond to a diss wasn't unusual back then.
Nowadays with Instagram and Twitter a beef gets started and ended within a week. I remember when Snoop was dissing Iggy Azeala, T.I. called him up the same day and they squashed it. -
supergangster wrote: »Since the day I sign up here this song has been posted atleast one time each year.
Makes u think its just some young boy or white dude just discovering the song right? -
Disciplined InSight wrote: »RZA's bizzaro dope instrumental + Biggie's ripple flow= classic track.
I don't know how I never knew RZA produced this until now. Now that I know it's obviously classic RZA -
Maaaaaaaaan..
I been listening to BIG a lot lately,
he slowly turning into my favorite rapper..
I'm ready for Nas to drop some new ? though..
Yea I been on a BIG kick lately -
SheerExcellence wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »I agree with Nah Son
Hit em up was released on June 4th, 96'.
And two days before Biggie died, he was on sway rapping long kiss. Which would make that March 7th, 97'
Which indeed means that he took a year to respond AND spit it after his death. Everybody from Cease and Sway was looking at him crazy for talking about a dead man like that.
Y'all lucky I'm on my phone. I could write titangraphs to as why Biggie Was a coward.
How is March 97 a year after June 96?
Hit em up was basically in in may. So that's 10 months apart. Which is basically a year.
? do anything to protect Biggie.
"Kendricks 2015 album was kinda good bruh"
IC: " that ? dropped in March. How was that last year???!" -
Man if i was in big shoes I'd be like ? pac he had it coming, plus if big had died 1st you think pac would've been sympathetic ???? Nope they should've put pac name in that ? . No respect when he was alive none when he's dead
Coward ? ? if it's ? me while I'm alive then say that ? don't wait till he dies to say it say it so he can go head up with you don't be a scared hoe about it
I agree he should've said it while pac was alive to but still if people were cool with that line on Brooklyn's finest then their shouldn't be a problem with this -
Last 3 songs on that album all going hard at pac and Suge.
To be honest . A lot of that was directed at Suge.
He received the message ..
Sent puff one back with Biggies death.
Them record execs heat them albums early.
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And_So_It_Burns wrote: »"You bleeding lovely with your spirit above me. Or beneath me your whole life you live sneaky now you rest eternally sleepy"
When he said 'Rest where the worms AND THE WEAK BE' that line is cold and ill smh -
Classic song but dissing a dead man was a ? move to me
Pac the reason Big is dead, so ? that. -
hiphop12345 wrote: »
? out of here with that bs -
I aint like that
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An i dislike the beat equally
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Well he had to address Hit Em Up. Even with Pac dead, he still had to say something.
Whether or not he handled it properly is subject for debate but I can't see how he could have made a double album and not addressed the whole East vs West beef, even if it was just 2Pac.
Also, he made Goin Back To Cali to try to calm things down. I give him props for that song, it might not have been executed perfectly and I could have done without the skit before the song but at least he tried to make peace with the West Coast.
I heard Snoop was in the studio when he was making Life After Death. If there was a song with Snoop on Life After Death that would have been dope.
Never agreed with that ? being labeled an east vs west beef. IMO larger sections of both coasts never picked a side in the issue.
