VIBE Found A 13 Year Old Interview With 2Pac… 2nd Part
by PAPERBOI PIMPEN on Sep.17, 2009, under VID E OZE
In this, the second part of VIBE.com’s so called “Lost interview” (guess they just stumbled upon it on the 13th year anniversary of his death right? fuck outta here), 2pac speaks on the shooting that made his and the Biggie’s beef, well, notorious.
He basically refers to Biggie as his little brother and asks any intelligent student of hip hop to study the game and the culture within.
He then challenges us (them) to determine why he reacted the way he did to the vicious shooting where he was damn near left him for dead.
Ironically, whenever I’ve explained my position as to why Pac was angry about being shot five times, Biggie fans insist he was paranoid or whatever. My retort has always been that one, he wasn’t and two, as a BOSS, Biggie had no answers. Neither did Puff or anybody else in the building. Bosses know.
Pac puts those thoughts in his own words, with the violent eloquence he’s known for and accentuates his point by insisting he’d pulled off similar feats for others, including Wu Tang Clan members.
This interview is pretty consistent with any other one he did during that era… Not so sure what makes it so special because someone lost it for thirteen years.
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New Neighborhood Nip featuring Lloyd... Nice lil commercial ditty. Album should bang!
September 18th, 2009 on 1:26 am
I’m from Brooklyn and I always had a thing against Pac but he said some real shit. He just should of said a bit then seen Big on some man to man shit. He fueled a beef that eventually took both lives and put a major dent in hip hop. Big was just entertaining he wasn’t a gansta and neither was Pac. he should of realized that. Pac knew who shot him. the whole New York does as well. If he really wanted to see him he could have. He even rapped about the dude that set him up. He should of stopped rapping and started acting.
September 18th, 2009 on 10:51 am
he was acting and rapping… was he supposed to act and never rap again? it’s not like his acting career would have superseded who he was.
fact is, you can’t blame the hole that was left in hip hop on Pac exclusively. Biggie played a role by not being vocal, so he’s equally responsible.