Napoleon and Snoop go back and forth on Instagram beef

[TraceOneInfinite]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=cXqNf3Qm27c?si=tafoycS_hC23j6qX

I couldn’t actually find it on Instagram if yall have a link post it here.

But it’s the same shit Snoop with all the revisionist history about the East/West beef and it makes sense I mean Snoop wants a clean image these days so of course he disavows a lot from the prime years and everyone was holding hands and singing koombaya and nothing was any rappers fault and 2pac just made mistakes cause he was young and “if Malcolm had died at 25…” and on and on we’ve been hearing it for years… 🥱

Look I love Snoop but I sort of got to agree with Napoleon on this one but love both of them and they are at different places I mean Napoleon probably catches a few dollars from these interviews and Snoop has no need to rehash 96 — because 96 actually wasn’t the best year for Snoop when you think about it he was in court and 2pac overtook his crown at the top — so they are in different perspective about what went down

[abusive]

Snoop is in error. It has nothing to do with '96, he's been lying, throwing shade and pretending he loves Pac until this day. With that being said, Napoleon has long been compromised, who cares what he says? He's been called out numerous times for lying about Yaki, no different than Snoop lying about Pac.

[TraceOneInfinite]

Snoop is in error. It has nothing to do with '96, he's been lying, throwing shade and pretending he loves Pac until this day. With that being said, Napoleon has long been compromised, who cares what he says? He's been called out numerous times for lying about Yaki, no different than Snoop lying about Pac.

I think both can be true at the same time.  Snoop can love Pac and have been jealous of him at the same time.  That’s the law of the jungle all men are jealous of each other in some respects trying to be top dog and even if you are the archetypal beta-male like Nick in the Great Gatsby even they could be jealous.  It’s sort of in the male DNA.

Watch that footage that keeps popping up about behind the scenes at Americas Most Wanted video and tell me Snoop don’t have love and respect for Pac.  Watch him taking direction from Pac and all the Dog Pound standing round like soldiers ready to implement whatever Pac layout to support him and help elevate him.

So I say both are true Snoop loved Pac but was also jealous.  But I’m more tired of the revisionist history about 96’ and East/West beef of “oh we all loved each other and it was all the media and Suge Knights fault”.   I like Prodigy of Mob Deep cause up until the day he died he always kept it real about 96 and East/West

[Lucifuge]

The man died 30 years ago. Who cares about those overhyped stories? 2Pac wasn’t some ‘super thug’—no one was scared of him. A bit of coke and the people around him made him act aggressive, that’s all

[TraceOneInfinite]

The man died 30 years ago. Who cares about those overhyped stories? 2Pac wasn’t some ‘super thug’—no one was scared of him. A bit of coke and the people around him made him act aggressive, that’s all

That’s easy to say now because unless you were around in the 90’s you wouldn’t know shit was really real back then, go listen to Prodigy’s autobiography—it’s free on YouTube they used to have knife fights and shit in Queensbridge vs Lost Boyz and bustin shots back and forth with Nore, it doesn’t seem believable now

[HighEyeCue]

That’s easy to say now because unless you were around in the 90’s you wouldn’t know shit was really real back then, go listen to Prodigy’s autobiography—it’s free on YouTube they used to have knife fights and shit in Queensbridge vs Lost Boyz and bustin shots back and forth with Nore, it doesn’t seem believable now

I grew up very close to the Queensbridge projects on the other side of the bridge

the stories Prodigy told were real...he was one of the truest cats in hip-hop as a matter of fact

[V2DHeart]

The man died 30 years ago. Who cares about those overhyped stories? 2Pac wasn’t some ‘super thug’—no one was scared of him. A bit of coke and the people around him made him act aggressive, that’s all

The 'fear' had nothing to do with how aggressive he was or 'acted', but more to do with his ability to draw people in, and to be able to influence them. That is something that goes beyond general fandom, which can attributed to any big artist or name out there. Just the other day somebody posted a video of Dennis Quaid, getting all emotional - 30 years later, just by Discussion 2Pac. Dennis Quaid, a white 70 year old Southern Texas guy who you couldn't place next to 2Pac. And one of the phrases Dennis Quaid said, was that 2Pac was a "uniter of people", which has shown itself to be true, given the massive range of people he was able to positively affect during his short life. That is less about fear, and more to do with power. And this isn't exclusively a 2Pac thing. Our history is littered with exceptionally influential people, who those in power have feared

[Dee Tha AK]

Outlawz broke up AGAIN

Snoop aint no friend of Pac

[Lucifuge]

That’s easy to say now because unless you were around in the 90’s you wouldn’t know shit was really real back then, go listen to Prodigy’s autobiography—it’s free on YouTube they used to have knife fights and shit in Queensbridge vs Lost Boyz and bustin shots back and forth with Nore, it doesn’t seem believable now

I read the book. Why not? It's something you and I see every day in our neighborhoods – knife fights, robberies, fights, etc