Havoc on Feeling Validated After 2Pac Dissed Mobb Deep, Prodigy Being Mad
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Mobb Deep rapper Havoc spoke about being stressed out before the release of The Infamous, due mostly in part to his brother, Killa Black, being on the run for murder. He later beat the trial, but Killa Black died after taking his own life, thus inspiring the dark title of their second album "Hell on Earth."
During the conversation, Havoc also spoke about 2Pac dissing Mobb Deep on "Against All Odds," where he rapped, "Mobb Deep wonder why a n***a blowed 'em out/Next time grown folks talk, n***a, close your mouth!" The group later retaliated with "Drop a Gem on 'Em," which was pulled after 2Pac was fatally shot.
To hear more of what Havoc had to say, including Prodigy's thoughts on 2Pac's diss, hit the above clip.
Vlad will work Pac's name into his wedding vows.
roscoegino I'm tellin u
roscoegino W
roscoegino lol
roscoegino 😂😂😂
No doubt.
Man rip to Prodigy still hurts losing great people man rip 2Pac, Big Pun, Biggie Big L and so many others Left Eye, Eazy E. Aliayah so many fallin greats.
Shook ones- need I say more. A classic Hip Hop song. I heard Mobb Deep when I was a teen. Mobb Deep was real.
Nothing but respect for Havoc, dude is a LEGEND
Vlad keep bringing us this 2pac content, its pretty much the ONLY reason i come to your channel and would consider re subscribing.
2Pac will always be known as the GOAT, cant let his name die and also you should interview Kadafi's mum and get the low down on the real fuckery that happened. Outlawz not telling it how it is.
Like me I have nothing but love for mobb deep they my real niggas I have known them a very long time
U see how he got nervous when VLAD brought up bout seeing the DON 2PAC and the Outlawz
why would he get nervous lol that was how many years ago?? and 2pac had been dead how long? what's to be nervous about
The Infamous shouldve went platinum
Triple platinum. My favorite album of all time.
It's in Rolling Stone's top 50 album of all time. When imfamous came out, Pac and Big were owning rap, it was hard for everyone.
@@yinliu5634 the infamous is my favourite album .... based on your comment i checked rolling stones 500 greatest albums of all time but it's not on that list
Facts. I was surprised when I heard it went gold.
@@snubdawg1386 well Rolling Stone is trash
Mad respect for Mobb Deep... those guys kept NYC on their feet... that was a great era
Tha Realest dissed Mobb Deep as well!
@Rico Risken Tha Realest!
Factz pac still my guy but I tip my hat to mod deep
darnell rogers nas....
darnell rogers facts
In my eyes, Havoc is one of the best producers of all time. He practically invented that horrorcore sound.
Let’s not forget Three6Mafia in the mid south💯
Prince Paul, as well.
I'm sure Esham in Detroit would disagree.
Havoc is underrated, he never gets mentioned as a top producer.
Rza invented horrorcore with gravediggaz
I'm praying for Havoc.He hasn't stopped wearing shades since Prodigy's death...
Garion Bush whats that mean?
JWestCrooK People have different ways of dealing with the death of family members, friends etc. Some eat themselves to death, some do drugs, go into a depression and some hide their pain by dressing a certain way, so in this case he's probably hiding the pain in his eyes and also the lights are very bright in the room so there's that too - OMARO. {OMAR-ROW} 03/08/2017
because he sacrificed his eyes to the illuminati
Mr Johnson. D
P is dead, so his Havoc's bro Killa Black.
I KID YOU NOT. . . 2Pac made me listen to Mobb Deep, which they are tied for my #1 group, with 8Ball & MjG. THANK YOU Pac! Homie
8ball and MJG should have been bigger than what they was!!
Emoney Bags, Freddie Foxx, & Boot Camp Clik were mutual friends between 2pac & Mobb Deep.
Guaranteed if Pac was still alive, Mobb & Pac woulda been COO
@@upclosenpersonal100 Yeah man, to me, Pac would have actually squashed all those bullshit beefs. Him and Nas had the infamous meet in NY where they agreed to meet again. I believe the only person that would have been ostracized was that rat bastard Puff. Nas, Big, Tribe, Mobb Deep + all the dudes Pac had already locked down for One Nation e.g Kane, Eric B, Greg Nice, Buckshot - Can you imagine all those names together on album? Pac wanted several volumes of One Nation. Hip-hop would've been united.
@@chadwic1 💯💯💯💯.....catalog 🔥🔥
Me too, I was like who are these mob deep boys? I found out they were dope
7:15 the 2pac conversation starts
suvrat dwivedi thanks
Salute
Thanks cus I wasn’t given AF about nothing else!
Rico Risken 🤣😂 LMAO
suvrat dwivedi good looking my g
During the mid 90s when or about the time The Infamous and Hell On Earth dropped, those who remember vibing to those albums in real time witnessed how those two young cats together held their own from a production and lyrical perspective during the best era of hip-hop which was when the fashion and attitude was organically infused with the soundtrack that rap perfectly provided.
This is the nicest thing I have ever heard about Hip Hop in a long time..."best era of hip-hop which was when the fashion and attitude was organically infused with the soundtrack that rap perfectly provided." That's true. I now miss the 90s.
Temperatures Rising is one of the best hip hop productions ever. Qtip is a monster. Forever a classic.
the infamous is an absolute masterpiece. it is by far the album i listen to the most for some reason, it is tied in my head with a few other albums for best album ever but its almost like a concept album its incredible... if u ever have to pick one single song to explain rap to someone, shook ones pt 2 evvery time.
in your head 🤣😂
Hell on Earth is amazing too
Hell on Earth was Mobb Deep's third album. Get your facts right Slim Vlad.
Michael Blackshire juvenile hell was 1st
Michael Blackshire don’t know why havoc didn’t correct him
right juvenile hell the infamous hell on earth murder muzik infamy and so on
Michael Blackshire
Exactly!! Dudes a fucking fraud!! Acting like he a gatekeeper of the culture!!
Vlad corrected himself.. He brought up Hell on earth again in which he said their 2nd album then uttered that it’s their 3rd album
Prodigy said some shit B. I didn’t realize how deep his lyrics was. Study the brother. Sounds gangsta. But shit is mad deep. Mobb Deep
sometimes i wish i had 3 different faces, im going to court for 3 cases in 3 places, one in Queens,Manhattan n one in brooklyn, the way things is looking ima see central bookings,,,(i kno its not p) such a great deep album. that whole infamous album is pure art.
I think PAC really lowkey admired MOB DEEP. I think PAC visioned the OUTLAWZ to be more like MOB DEEP. And if it wasn't for that East and West beef shit, PAC would definitely be working with them...
Facts
Well said.
Havoc and Prodigy are/were) truly talented.
Pac could recognize real talent.
They could have done great things together.
*DUDE YOU'RE A FUCKING GENIUS!!! 👁 BEEN PEEPED THAT & IT'S **#FACT**...*
They lowkey admired him too, if you listen closely you can tell...
Yeah man and in interviews Pac said he had love for Mobb Deep before all the drama
temperatures rising is my favorite song on the album
I always dug that song but always wondered who sang the hook.. always that the person sounded like brandy lol
@@BennyCalloway the hook was sung by Crystal Johnson
@@satishrobertson8771 thanks.. never new that!
1lifestyle 🙏🏽
@@satishrobertson8771 who?
People need to respect Drop a gem on em. If PAC didn't pass mobb deep and PAC on wax would have been a great lyrical battle.
Ride on our enemies put mobb in their place. Drop a gem on em was subliminal
Drop a Gem is the Best diss track ever, people suck that Pac diss track dick but it wasn't much more than him yelling names.
@@billsing628 right? It's crazy how some of these dudes take everything Pac ever said as scripture even when it's basic. Most of Pac's disses were juvenile rants and not lyrical or clever at all. It was their audacity and shock value that got attention. Pac was a great artist but he was not a real battle rapper.
Drop a Gem on em cam before Pac's death
Even tho ride on your enemies came out years later pac had already recorded that song he wrote it in prison pac had like 7 more albums com out after his death he was ahead of them by far
Pac will forever be in conversation
RIP PRODIGY, I will personally never stop talking about his & Mobb Deep legacy!
FUCK SLOBB DEEP, FUCK PRODIGY, RIP 2PAAC
@@iride2pacsdick32 2pac a legend but so is prodigy and mobb deep gtfo with that Stan shit rip pac rip prodigy rip big rip pun rip L
@@user-tm8vx8qs7p we can never watch a video without these pac dickriders talkin shit
AKAT1980 love that
Havoc is a legend but his memory is f***ed lol!
Yea he was said to be very bad alcoholic for years. Bless him he’s cleaned up his act which is tough to do.
Homey is cool as fuck, but his interview is lame as fuck he doesn’t give anything juicy
Yeah cuz he definitely was at that Source Awards when Suge said what he said on stage cuz him, P & Nas gave the best group award to Wu
@@joejoerobinson8724 That's what "REAL" dudes do. Whenever street stuff is mentioned they act like it was nothing. These weirdos go on here for clout, and soon get arrested. Believe me Havoc meant what he said in his lyrics, and it's well known. Prodigy was the rapper of the group.
he downplaying it,choosing his words carefully to avoid any beef/altercations etc
"The projects" -- government project, social experiment
Thank you I keep telling people we're nothing but lab rats
Projects meant for war veterans returning from overseas. But poor black , white, and Latinos became majority of the residents. The problems in the projects isn't the government- it's the people.
XTRABIG projects were for low income housing
Havoc Was trying to say something about the outlaws and you cut him off punk
#EXACTLY
@IceCat7 shut your internet gangster ass up.
Damn just imagine if Pac and Mobb Deep had squashed everything and made music together. Damn... 😔
@Rico Risken it's a same that it didn't happen 😔
It almost got squashed because of the Nas situation
That’s would be dope as Fuck
I made havoc a sandwich when I worked for Subway back in 97 at 18th St and Park avenue south in nyc
Yo they say Vlad not a snitch but his questions is straight to the criminal element of every individual he talk to.
they choose to do the interviews with him knowing they are taped and going to be public so if they say something incriminating wouldn't they actually be the ones snitching lol
Yea, he definitely trying get these niggas to tell on themselves
@@lindypetitt7592 Exactly
2pac dissed them because of them beefing with Snoop and the Dogg Pound. He was riding for Death Row
Maahees Blaxxz Pac dissed them because of “Survival of the Fittest.”
Big Dogg true prodigy said that in an interview and in his book tupac got signed and out of jail after dogg pound did New York New York and mobb deep relaleated with l.a. l.a. kurupt played it for pac and tupac got mad and hated it
And they was getting themselves involved in the beef
I always thought it was about that.
@@michaelbull8173 ny ny was supposed to be a tribute to ny ny not a diss.
Both the Mob & Pac were great and legendary !!
Temputures rising my fav mobb track
Havok is unexpectedly humble. He is in my top 5 producers of all time
Same
It’s funny how Prodigy outlived 2Pac despite 2Pac mocking his health. That was a low blow and shitty move from Pac.
Facts! I thought the Samething
Hell is their 3rd album... not 2nd Vlad. And no, Ether was not out yet!
i just typed that hahahaha good man.
Shame on you Vlad
Vlad corrects himself @11:28
He said it was technically their 3rd 🙄
My fav verse from P was apostles warning. you wanna hear murder ? Straight classic , RIP P
Facts, I thought I was reading my own writing.
2pac on one of those beats from hell on earth would've been the biz
macho tony dawg!!!
Prodigy and Havoc already murdered those beats...strictly for Mobb Deep
Mobb Deep was on LA LA the response to New York New York by The Dogg Pound from Death Row Records. Pac rode hard for Death Row. No mystery here.
ny ny was supposed to be a tribute to nyc.
Why did Havoc say he wasn't at the Source Awards when Suge dissed Puff? He, Prodigy and Nas gave the best group award to Wu Tang at the same show lol!
Chima Okeke You right, his memory is off. He definitely was there. Blame the weed.
Chima Okeke by the way when tupac did out on bail at source award biggie was in the front row
@@bakavelirizla8015 that was in 94 tho
They supposedly had an issue with death row that night too
Yea they were definitely there bcuz I remember they gave Wu Tang their award and I remember them standing beside them and I realized how small they Mobb Deep niggas were. Havoc came up to like Meths elbo lol and he had Timbs on
On the strength Havocs head got a G wanting to get a box of Milk Duds.
A. Double 😂😂😂😂😂
Even when, Suge went on stage and said what he said about Puffy, it still was only directed towards Bad Boy, not the whole entire East Coast! The writers of Vibe sensitized it!
Thank you bro. The radio and magazines made it WAAAY bigger than it was. They kept hyping up the drama for rating$ and to $ell. Then ducked responsibility when shit went too far
Havoc & Daz Dillinger should do an album together.
Kurupt and Daz is the west coast mob deep
Tim Dog was one of the main reasons for the east/west tensions, way before Suge at The Source.
kweli05 real spill 💯
kweli05
TIM DOG WAS NICE
Uncle Luke too
kweli05 Facts
kweli05 thank you. Been said that.
C-Murder stayed in the projects as a rich man, and look what happened to him
if you have respect, you won’t get your ass whooped
Pac is the most interesting rapper by far... I want to hear all of the Pac stories as well. Vlad keep giving it to us!
VLAD.. Hav was there he and P gave a Wu Tang the best group of the year award. #Facts
You know I love The Mobb, they are one of my Fav groups of all time behind the Wu, however I remember dam near all of the interviews from back then til now, and to listen Hav act like he can't remember certain shit in depth. Still to this day tells me that Hav is a Bitch. Pac Dis-them Niggaz for that fuckin interlude, "THUG LIFE WE STILL LIVIN IT" them niggaz was kids of under Pac!!!! on tha flipp side imagine if the Mobb would have gave props to Pac, for THUG LIFE!!!! They would have ran Hip Hop. CAUSE truth be told, if ur not a fuckin hip hop head from back then til now u probably wouldn't even know who the fuck they were. Yo RIP Prodigy RIP Tupac. Them niggaz up there together now. I still bump Pac and the Mobb like they shit just can out. I can't Fuck wit this New shit!!! I can't feel it.
They not gonna bring up up when Kadafi and some people went to they concerts and showed them love off 2Pac's word only for Mobb to play them off ? Or when Shock G was at a concert in Long Island and they was bragging about having the dude that shot Tupac and was showing off some jewelry that they claimed was the ones that they stole of Pac ? Oh.. ok lol
didnt hear the story with kadafi but sounds possible,probobly nj concert
true?
PAC said in a interview that he had them rush rhem? Maybe it was earlier before the beef $
John Applegate Yea Pac said he had some of his homies possibly some of the outlaws go at Mobb Deep at on of there concerts. In terms of "what's good...do we got a problem?..." and mobb deep njst shrugged it off as to say we dont want any problems.
james bond It was thug life
Prodigy said himself tho if Pac was alive they would've squashed that shit and been on the same team cuz they both had the same mindset
Plus the fact both were mutual friends with Live Squad(E-Moneybags, Stretch, and Majesty).
@@DonYoGi8331 Havoc is also Buckshot's cousin, whom was also tight with Pac.
@@upclosenpersonal100 didn't know that, I know who Buckshot is tho.
@dave mac nah smh, Supreme had a hit put on him for accidentally killin Black Jus when he meant to hit Preme. Prodigy was close with E-Moneybags and even spoke on what I just said on his song "Veteran's Memorial pt.2".
@dave mac what beef tho?? Nas wasn't beefin with E-Moneybags on wax or in the streets. Nas fucked wit Live Squad.
Mob deep was at the 95 source awards
@IT HOT!!! it was televised and Nas & Mobb Deep presented an award? I think it's safe to say somebody may have clocked that they were there bro.... Hav was just drunk, P said it in his book and you can clearly see on the footage
I fuck with Drop A Gem On Em, it's a dope diss... but if Tupac lived... 1996... it wouldn't have layed a dent in what 2Pac was doing.
Triple H's Nose he did killed those mutherfukers even after he died in 'when we ride on our enemies'
^ stop nigga.. hit em up is the best diss ever.. its not all
about bars.. u want to hear the most disrespectful thing
possible
Drop a gem on em was FIRE. Best diss track ever against Pac. Pac was Pac. Legend. But just because u love Pac doesn't mean u can't acknowledge when someone else has a fire track.
david richards+ you must be a Eastcoast nigga, cuz that Diss track was weak Af, and it don't matter if I was a PAC fan or not, that mob deep Diss track was just Weak to me...they didn't say PAC name not one time in the song...I hate Diss tracks like that
Bro you have LA in your name, you're definitely not from the west coast right? LMAO Most of Pacs diss songs don't use names, drop a gem on em is a dope track stop lyin
People be lying smh. He didn’t feel validated. His feelings were hurt. Just keep it 💯
I love both of them... they both are legends .... I love the mobb threw a jab back ....
The whole song Shook Ones was about Tupac. "Some get shot, locked down and turn nuns-- cowardly heart-- shooks" "thuglife we still living it".. that line was base off the Vibe interview where Tupac said he's not gone rep thug life anymore. "Don't make me have to call your name out."
Thank you they be lying
The promo release of Shook Ones came out before any of 2pac's incidents, so yall telling me that Mobb Deep dissed 2pac for entirely no reason???
GTFOH
Interesting take, I’d have to see if the dates aligned up but makes sense…. Nas claims the intro in the message was for Biggie but always thought it was about Pac.
@@upclosenpersonal100 thank you. People believe every single thing 2pac claimed as if he did no wrong. He was very animated and primarily used the beef to sell records instead of returning fire on the cats who actually did him dirty.
Doubt it, prodigy talks about that line in an interview and says that Tupac pretty much got it wrong. His friend had thug life tattooed on his chest and just got out of jail, and they had him talk on the intro to the song
Does Vlad not know that their first album is called JUVENILE HELL? wtf. Like, seriously.
Umm Mr. Vlad, please fix your thumbnail sir...
Tupac actually was showing them Love by dissing them.
He dissed them because they did "LA LA" after Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound did NY NY
making fun of someone sickle cell is showing love?
Jake Lang i guess so
ps:i think these people are retarted
Prodigy dissed him back with "Drop A Gem On Em" he even raps about Tupac being shot in the nutsack 😂😂😂
@@voodoo1067 Havoc also called him "2knot".
2pac said he had love for mobb deep
Lmao !! Havoc burnt out - he WAS AT THE SOURCE AWARDS. Nas & mobb deep gave Wu-Tang best group award
Vlad put Bone thugs on the thumbnail because they always get a lot of views lol
I was thinkin the same shit. vlad a dirty ass scoundrel
FUCK SLOBB DEEP, we Bone Thugs!
Vlad be killing me with his errors lol
6:17-6:34 he said “Infamous” was there first album “Hell On Earth” was the second.
WRONG! Juvenile Hell in ‘93 was the 1st
I think Vlad corrects himself @11:28
Pac went also on them for responding to Snoop and The Dogg Pound's "New York, New York" with "L.A., L.A.". That wasn't much of a diss, but it's all circumstances:
- Snoop's song being released five months after Pac accused Bad Boy in Vibe magazine over Quad Studios shooting
- Biggie airing out Snoop's video being shooted in New York
- Snoop's crew getting shot at in retaliation the next day
- The "crushing buildings" subsequent post-prod part of the video
- Tragedy, Capone-N-Noreaga and Mobb Deep recording a "L.A., L.A." freestyle over the Dogg Pound beat.
Anthony Lemutant dogged pound shit was trash
@@jefryarocha1037 your weak ass thoughts are trash...
Which also lead to Jay and prodigy beef a few years later . Spooky
Vlad.....Do Your research and Listen to 2pac interviews with SWAY!!! Or maybe you have and set up your questions to see what your guests say. LOL
Its facts tupac went at those that spoke foul on his! And some got it that refused to clear his name! In a war for my image, the actions are the same!
Pac had the heart to go at all them nigga and snoop didn't. That shows his loyalty to snoop, but snoop wasn't loyal to pac.
Yes , niggas keep saying he just wanted publicity , he didn't need it, he was always in the news, and had number 1 record in America come on now. If you come at him you getting dealt with
Fix this thumbnail
Vlad on sum new hussle, manz already dropped the whole interview now hes chopping it into 8balls and serving it up for the user
Havoc is a real nigga. he showed a lot of class in this interview. he didn't have to. but he's always been a smart dude in every interview i've seen of him.
2pac diss Mobb Deep but that drop a gem on em!!! A serious diss Record......🔥✍🔥✍🔥✍🔥✍🔥✍
Lee FF Drop a Gem they slaughtered Pac. All I pictured is nothing but red and them tearing Pac up. If Pac heard that diss if he was alive I think he would’ve end his career.
91Definite no it wouldn’t
@@91Definite frfr! The track is str8 savage! He would have heard it tho... it was out in August, 2 weeks before he died
@@91Definite pac slaughtered them on ride on our enemies.pac put names on it not subliminals
still get the chills listening to that joint...when that bassline kicks in o man!!
Vibe magazine and other media got a lot of blood on their hands.
Quincy Jones, The Source, other magazines, NY radio, LA radio,
Havoc is probably my favorite rapper/producer of all time. I get chills just hearing him talk. The dude is an absolute legend. I am just really bummed P is gone. I really hope Hav decides to do a solo project in the future. The other shit doo doo this is that smash.
The FBI started East Coast/ West Coast with the Black Panthers, too.
Thank God someone on here is speaking the truth. Check out the John Potash interviews bro💯
@@derriekcooper1878 mmm
Chitown chapter, greatest ever.
60 g💤 worth of gun clappin🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥
Westbound Promo is that referring to Prodigy? The man got robbed a thousand times in QB LOL
That’s a lot of bullets and dollars to “miss” 😂😂😂🤷🏽♂️
Soon as I got my check , I was gone!!!!!! - uncle Elroy
Lol hell yea...
New york rappers and the EAST coast had it on LOCK all thru the (90's.) No other states could run with us. Nas, Wu, Mobb Deep, Bad Boy, Jay-Z, , Tribe, De la, Cool J, Redman, (n.j) naughty-(n.j.) Cypress Hill, Brand Nubians, Latifah-(n.j.) L.O.N.S , Busta, Run DmC (R.i.p. JMJ.) Lyte, Kane, Bizmark, G-rap, Rakim, P.E., nice and smooth, pete rock & C L smooth, gang starr, onyx, heavy D, K-solo, DMX, salt & pepa. This is only the 90's. I could go On and on. No state could compare. The birth of hip-hop Remains!!!
Smh Mobb Deep said “Thug Life we still living it” they know exactly what it was because the streets informed them and etc
Thug life in pac mind never meant to be gangsta it was a move meant stands for the hate u gave against America from youth poverty police brutality it's coming back on you with all the sense killing and also name of his group with big syke the group was beefing at studio wanting to fight so he disband the group
pac gotta be the only rapper who shames rappers and the opponent ain't even that mad.
doesnt matter Jay z also
@bee boo Jay-Z made money off Big L and ripped his style. His death was Jay's gain..
Well he died near it's peak so they couldn't really harbour a grudge against a dead man....
bee boo bruh he remixed his song to his own “Bonnie Clyde (me and my girlfriend)” and didn’t even mention Pac name in the song.
notthis prickagain he ripped Big L, Jaz-O and Biggie style even State Property
Mobb Deep💯💯💯
1st off Juvenile Hell was the 1st album Hell on Earth was the 3rd.
"Turning life into art" (Key). Dope interview.
I love this man's attitude towards pac having beef with mobb deep. "we on that nigga radar. that's wassup" lol
I love prodigy's Heart, he Rep NY TO THE DEATH.
Hell on earth was the 3rd album vlad..... Do your homework.... The infamous was the second album..... Juvenile Hell was the first album.
mnpirateradioshow cmon man he said it at 11:30
I always wondered why Quincy Jones did that. Vibe is his magazine. Why did he instigate a coastal beef. It was two men. Pac and Big. It wasn't even 2 citys. It wasn't Oakland vs NY! Why did Quincy make it 2 coasts? Dudes in Maine, Maryland and South Carolina (East coast) had no beef with Anyone from Oregon, Wash. State and all Cali. (West coast) What the h3ll was that about? Someone please ask Quincy Jones!
It was easier to sell it as a coastal thing then if you sum it down to individuals
Also was Quincy a writer and or editor for the magazine? If not then I don't think he's the one to blame
It sells just like he learned it from main stream media you gone buy it to read it sell you soul
Vlad never knows any background on the situation. Needs to hire me as a consultant. ...Havoc's memory is bad as fuck.
9595113 depends. Pretty sure I'd remember if I made a diss song called LA, LA and that someone shot at tha dogg pounds trailer. That stuff all played into why Tupac dissed biggie and mobb deep because he was defending his people. I might forget about a chick or something but not that.
The infamous was their second album....HELLO
Marcus Darlin beat me to it lol
Styles P - How We Live .. dope ass beat by Havoc 🤘🏾🔥🔥🔥
Rest in peace Pac and Prodigy.
Sickle cell disease is a very very tearful thing i cry every time i wake up when i have a seizure i go to the emergency room and get treated for my blood cells
TUPAC dat niggA.. MAKAVELI!!!
SEAN DON mobb deep squashed Tupac bro..dont deny it
@@jefryarocha1037 get the fuck out of here. Them bitches got squashed on ride on our enemies get the fuck out of here with that bullshit
This nigga Havoc articulates himself very well.
Vlad gaining points back with all these 2pac related interviews
You already posted the full interview vlad, why are you uploading clips 😑
MakaveliThaSavage stfu
They would have been greater if Pac ain't bury them..or they would have remained in the shadows if Pac ain't mention them.
They're both dead 🙄 get over it. What's the point of rehashing all this
Asha C shut up bitch
Pac’s weirdo stans will always give the media the views they need.
@@crystalwright9647 hahaha!
@@MetalGearEeezus always!! thats their jesus christ forreal
We got bitch ass rappers front lining "hip hop"
Bone bone bone bone boneee boneeee bone bone bone
temperatures rising was my shit.
Aye bruh u fucked up on the thumbnail lol
So what about when 50 dissed mobb deep an then later they sign to G-unit how does that work.
I heard and interview with Prodigy where he said he didnt consider that a diss he was just making a reference. Dont remember what interview.
Elias Rios I would have considered it disrespectful any the vary least but I guess that money would make people think of something a little different
Big K Mobb Deep did song with 50 cent before get rich or die trying, I'm pretty sure they was close even before the Mobb Deep reference
Big J The reason why because reminding you 50 was going at Ja Rule heavily non-stop. 50 went at Mobb Deep because he heard and found out that Havoc was appearing in Ja Rule's video "New York" behind the scenes and Havoc kept inviting Prodigy to come to the video shoot, but Prodigy refused. Since 50 knew that Havoc was at Ja Rule's video shoot, 50 thought that Mobb Deep was siding with Ja Rule which they wasn't and knowing that he went at Fat Joe, Jadakiss and Nas because in 50's mind, he thought they was choosing sides. So that cause 50 to get at Mobb Deep a lil bit in his song "Piggy Bank" but still it was like a lil misunderstanding. 50 love Mobb Deep, don't get me wrong, it just that in 50's mentality back then, if you did a song with Ja Rule, if you appear on one of his videos or whatever, 50 gon think you choosing Ja Rule's side and 50 would get at you and 50 would do anything to end your career.
@arabica85 lol
Vlad is so corny
One thing about all the 2Pac diss responses, NO ONE mentioned him by name. They NEVER said his name. All subliminals.
Drop A Gem On em never mentioned Pac by name.
Lumumba Ekpuk Subs are a way of dissing in the rap game......
There are a ton of rappers that use subs. And if you want be technically they sorta used his name..
“It’s Tu-not Knock out the box and got rocked”
Temperatures Rising is 1 of the illest Mobb Deep songs ever. I listened to it 3 times a day.