Enemies

"First off, f*ck your b*tch and the click you claim West side when we ride Come equipped with game You claim to be a playa But, I f*cked your wife We bust on Bad Boys ni**as f*cked for Life Plus Puffy tryin' to see me weak Hearts I rip Biggie Smalls and Junior Mafia some mark a** b*tches."

The Notorious BIG a/k/a Biggie Smalls used to be friends with Tupac before Pac got shot and robbed in New York in 1994. Notorious BIG was supposed to be a member of the group Thug Life and he also recorded several tracks with Tupac, such as Runnin (from the Police) which also featured Dramacydal. Tupac helped Biggie to start his career and let him come on stage when Tupac had concerts, which helped Biggie to become well known in New York.

Tupac said that Biggie never intended to sign with Bad Boy Records when he was with Thug Life, on the contrary, he didn't like Sean Combs. At the set of Poetic Justice, Tupac used to play Biggie's first single Party and Bullshit but he told Biggie to change his style because he could only have success by rapping songs "the bitches" would like. After that, Biggie changed his style from Party and Bullshit" to "Big Poppa".

Biggie signed with Sean Combs' label and released the CD Ready to Die which mainly dealt with death. Tupac said that the album sounded like his upcoming album Me Against the World. Therefore, Tupac changed the whole album.

The beef finally broke out when Tupac was shot in New York. He was supposed to recorded a song with Lil Shawn that night and a lot of NY rappers were there, including Biggie. When Tupac entered the Squad Recording Studios building, two men, dressed in army fatigues attacked him, Stretch Walker and Zaid Shakur with guns. Tupac was robbed and shot five times. Tupac said that Biggie set him up. He didn't mean that Biggie was behind the shooting, but Tupac was sure that Biggie knew about the battery which took place that night. Tupac was angry because Biggie didn't warn him or help him after the shooting.

While Tupac served time in jail, Biggie and a lot of other people gave him shout outs. Tupac thought that Biggie was trying to take his position. Biggie became a very popular rapper while Tupac was in jail, which confirmed his hypothesis. When Tupac was bailed out by Interscope Records and Atlantic Records to sign with Death Row Records, he started to take shots at Biggie in his songs. The most popular song is probably Hit Em Up, in which Tupac claimed that he had sex with Biggie's wife Faith Evans shortly after his release from jail.

Puffy, who owns Bad Boy Entertainment, was one of Tupac's biggest foes during Pac's time at Death Row Records. Puffy, who was already an enemy of Suge Knight has never been a real friend of Tupac. Puffy approached Tupac to sign with Bad Boy Records in 1994 but Tupac declined the offer. Since Bad Boy Records was allegedly founded by the New York based Black Mafia, some people claim that Tupac was shot because of the declination. Sean Combs was also in the studio in NY where Tupac was shot, along with Andre Harrell and others. Tupac was shot and robbed in the entrance of the building and then got himself into the elevator. He went up to the floor where everybody was hanging out. Tupac said that Puffy looked real shocked when he saw Tupac, as if he had seen a ghost. Tupac thought that Puffy also knew about the set up and was angry because Puffy denied that. While Tupac was in jail, Puffy wanted to make peace with him by sending him a letter and giving him props like "Hey Pac, keep your struggle on", while he was out with Biggie working on Biggie's career. When Tupac was released, he immediately began to diss Puffy.

"Pay attention heres a word to those that robbed me I murdered you then I run a train on Mobb Deep, don't f*ck with me, ni**a you barely living, don't you got sickle cell, see me and have a seizure on stage, you ain't feeling well."

"Oh yah Mobb Deep, You wanna f*ck with us, You Little young a** mutha f*ckas Don't one of you ni**as got sickle-cell or something. You f*cking with me, ni**a ? You f*ck around and catch a seizure or a heart-attack. You better back the f*ck up Before you get smacked the f*ck up."

Mobb Deep is a rap duo, based in New Jersey, consisting of Prodigy and Havoc. Tupac first addressed them when he was in prison by sending some of his friends to a concert to confront Mobb Deep. Mobb Deep had been taking minor shots at Tupac and in a song called "Survival of the Fittest", they rapped about Tupac's notorious Thug Life: "Thug Life we still livin it..."

Tupac took this as a diss because when he was in jail, he did an interview with Vibe where he claimed that Thug Life was dead and that he was giving it up. Mobb Deep felt as if they were tough enough to represent it, but when they encountered Tupac's mates yelling Thug Life, they didn't pay any attention to them. According to Tupac they were very scared and did everything they could to avoid conflict.

When Tupac was bailed out, he started to take shots at them publicly, in popular songs such as "Hit Em Up" and in interviews with big radio stations. Tupac called them little kids and said that they were not on his level, yet they had the courage to retaliate on their song "Drop a Gem on Em". They were the only ones who dissed him in public, although the album, on which the song was officially released, came out after Tupac's premature death.

"Nigga you're barely breathing, don't you got sickle cell? See me and have a seizure on stage, you ain't feeling well. Hell, how many niggaz wanna be involved? See I was only talking to Biggie, but I kill all y'all" - When We Ride on Our Enemies

"Hey Nas remember that sh*t you said? I don’t know what magazine you said some sh*t how I wasn’t... nobody saying thugs until. Well whateva whatever, whatever. ni**a you better really go to the record store, go check out some of the albums you be putting out muthaf*cka. We been saying on this thug sh*t for a while now. And I know you been listening cause you been biting this sh*t. So uh, recognize and realize before yo a** get rolled on!" Nasir Jones, a talented rapper from New York was caught up in the east/west beef due to his big mouth.

Tupac and Nas met each other at the House of Blues, where Tupac and Nas talked about the whole beef situation and how it is meant. Tupac told Nas that he was in no way involved and that he should not get caught up in it because Tupac and Death Row had nothing but love for him. But then, Tupac listened to Nas' songs and he remarked that there was a song in which Nas was talking about fake thugs and it sounded as if Nas was talking about Tupac. The song is entitled "The Message". Tupac also noticed that Nas liked to talk a lot about Thug Life after Pac introduced it to the whole world, which pissed Tupac off because he was the man to represent it and who had done it before. Tupac accused Nas of biting his style, stealing his life for his songs and so forth. Therefor, Tupac dissed Nas on songs like "Against all Odds" and in interviews, in example in the interview about Death Row East.

"Hey Nas, your whole damn style is bitten [Like Rakim Man], heard my melody, read about my life in the papers, all my run-ins authorities, felonious capers, now you wanna live my life? So what's that has-n-Nas, nigga that does not rhyme right..." - Against All Odds

Nas tried to make peace with Tupac after his death by releasing a song called "We Will Survive" in which he praises Tupac like his best friend but it is obvious that he only tries to do it for the public because when you listen to "The Life is Mine", a collaboration with Mobb Deep, then you hear him dissing Tupac just without calling Tupac out by name.

Ladies Love Cool James, who is acknowledged as one of the first rappers who made rap popular for the masses, was one of Tupac's foes. Although Tupac admired him and gave him a shout out on his song "Old School" which is praising all the rappers that influenced him throughout his career and who helped rap, he got into beef with LL over some still curious reasons.

LL didn't seem to be pleased with the whole Tupac situation and recorded a remix of his song "I Shot Ya", which brings to mind a song by Notorious BIG which was called "Who Shot Ya." Tupac thought this song was about him being shot in New York. The song featured Keith Murray, Fat Joe, Foxy Brown and Prodigy off Mobb Deep.

Tupac and LL were not much of friends anytime before and Tupac was pretty pissed. Therefore, Tupac recorded tracks with shots at LL. For example in "My little Homies", which remains unreleased until today, he says "Say what nigga, I rock your motherfucking bells", referring to LL's song "I Rock The Bell". It is still unknown whether any other occasions took place or not but LL even took shots at Tupac on his album "Phenomenon", in which he says: "She says she loves Tupac but hates LL. Do you really want a Thug or do you want love". This is an apparent diss to Tupac and pretty weak knowing that it was released after Tupac's death.

"No longer dre day, arive derche, long and forgotten, gotten for plottin-child's play check your sexuality, as fruity as this alize quick to jump ship, punk trick, what a dumb move cross Death Row, now who you gonna run to? Like those other suckers cuz you similiar pretendin to be hard-oh my god-check your temperature, screamin Compton, but you can't return, you ain't heard brothas pissed cuz you switched and escaped to the burbs." Andre "Dr. Dre" Young is one of the best producers in rap and former member of the group N.W.A.

Dre and Suge Knight, who was a bodyguard of NWA, decided to start a label and Dr. Dre was the man for the musical part and Suge for the business part. Together, they started Death Row Records which later became one of the leading labels within the USA.

But Dr. Dre relaxed too much on his success with Snoop, Daz and others, namely "The Chronic" which is a Hip Hop classic. Dre discovered Snoop and acted like best friends but when Snoop had major problems with the Law, Dre was not there for him. Snoop was alone with his murder trial, and Dre thought he was too busy to be with his so called friend. This was one thing which pissed Tupac off, and that Dre was taking way too much credit for work he didn't create. He took the credit off young talented rappers and producers who were discovered by Dre.

Then Dre was also mad that Suge used "California Love", a song which surely had the potential to be a big hit, for Tupac's album "All Eyez on Me". The song was prior supposed to be a song on Dre's coming album, but instead, a Tupac verse was added where Dre was like "Ok". Also, "Can't See Me" was supposed to be a Dogg Pound song, produced by Dr. Dre but they added Tupac verses and added it to "All Eyez On Me". Tupac seemed to feel as if Dre didn't have his back after his acquittal from jail.

But Tupac was probably the first to say it publicly, and Dr Dre felt uncomfortable in this situation, because Suge sided with Tupac and also came with more things about Dre. For instance, he told everyone that Dr. Dre was gay and that he had a boy workin for him while being married with Miche'le. Tupac believed it and called Dre out on wax. But Dre had already left the Row when Tupac called him gay and so forth.

Dre retaliated by using a track which he has done together with Andre Harrel, called "Toss It Up", for a song with BlackStreet. He used the whole beat for their song and they released it immediately. Tupac and others remarked it and recorded a different version, and Tupac added another verse to the song, dissing Dr. Dre. Additionally, he took shots at "Non Players" who were not "rocking the beat right", which is apparently a diss to BlackStreet.

Wendy Williams said that Tupac had got raped in jail. And man did Tupac go off on her. It's an unreleased song, if you haven't heard it, you have got to download it. It's called "Why U Turn on Me". The verse starts: "Tell I got rapped in jail, picture that, revenge is a pay back b*tch, that's what you get." And it goes on to diss her unbelievably. "Fat b*tch can't f*ck with me, it's thug life biatch, I use to have love for them but now they turing on me, why me, I f*ck around put a hit on your fat a**, I'll put Jenny Craig on your fat a**, you fat ho, anybody seen Wendy William's fat a**? Why you always wearing spandex? You fat b*tch, I know your pussy stinks, you fat ho, I'm putting Jenny Craig on you b*tch, I'm about to put a $20,000 dollar hit through Jenny Craig to come find your fat a** and put you in a fat farm b*tch, thug life, outlawz, westside, b*tch, it's Tupac so you know who said it."

"Dear Ms. Deloris Tucker, keep stressen me f*ckin' with a muthaf*cken mind, I figured you wanted to know, you know, why we call them hoes b*tches, and maybe this might help you understand it ain't personal, strictly business baby, strictly business." She was a black women against gangster rap trying to put all kinds of censorship's on it, basically saying it needed to be banned. Tupac saw this as "instead of trying to help a ni**a you destroy a brother". He made reference to her in "Wonda Why they Call u b*tch", a song she says ruined her sex life, and as a result she's suing the estate of Tupac. He released the song while he was alive, and she waited until he died to sue, how cowardly is that. She really is only out for the money.

Chino XL is a rapper from New Jersey. He is mainly known because of the many metaphors he has in his rhymes. Chino XL comes up with a lot fucked up comparisons, and so did he with Tupac on a track titled Riiot!: "I'm trying not to get fucked like 2Pac in jail". He refers to the the rumor that Tupac was raped in Rikers Island. Wendy Williams was the first reporter to talk about it. Tupac didn't pay Chino a lot of attention but mentioned him on the song Hit Em Up which you can read above. In an interview he also stated "Off the air, I'm gonna beat this ni**az a**." Chino XL dissed Tupac in several songs and laid down a freestyle a couple minutes long dissing him. In the song "Jesus" he says, "Ever since Pac dissed me/Jersey tried to front on me."

William Johnson might be unknown to most of the Tupac fans under his real name, but he is probably one of Tupac's most serious enemies. He is also known as Trevor or King Tut, who is a notorious delinquent from New York City. He is a major figure within the Black Mafia, an organized syndicate, consisting of black felons mainly. They allegedly financed Bad Boy Entertainment. Tupac was approached to sign with Bad Boy Records but refused to sign with Puffy's label.

Tupac used to hang out with Trevor and Nigel all the time and they got him gold, good clothes and he felt that these people were friends of his. They were also with him when he first met Ayanna Hackson, the woman that later sued him for rape.

November 30th, 1994: Tupac was shot 5 times and robbed by two gangsters. Behind the shooting was Trevor and Nigel, Tupac always knew that but he never said it publicly until he released The Don Killuminati - The 7 Day Theory:

I major reason why Tupac signed with Death Row might also be that he needed protection from those gangsters since the NY shooting was an obvious attempt to murder him. King Tut allegedly even admitted that he was involved in the shooting because Tupac "needed to be disciplined".


	2pac \| home Filmography \| Biography \| Theories \| Rare Facts \| Interviews \| Pictures \| Lyrics \| 2pac Poetry \| Interactive \| MultiMedia \| Enemies \| Outlawz \| Quotes \| Guest Book \| Fan Art \| Phat Girls Art \| Related Links \| Contact Me Enemies Christopher (Notorious BIG) Wallace "First off, fck your btch and the click you claim West side when we ride Come equipped with game You claim to be a playa But, I fcked your wife We bust on Bad Boys nias fcked for Life Plus Puffy tryin' to see me weak Hearts I rip Biggie Smalls and Junior Mafia some mark a** btches." "You cross-eyed, Down syndrome, Crack baby ... Heard they call you Big Poppa nia how you figure Cause to me You'll always be a phony fat nia." The Notorious BIG a/k/a Biggie Smalls used to be friends with Tupac before Pac got shot and robbed in New York in 1994. Notorious BIG was supposed to be a member of the group Thug Life* and he also recorded several tracks with Tupac, such as Runnin (from the Police) which also featured Dramacydal. Tupac helped Biggie to start his career and let him come on stage when Tupac had concerts, which helped Biggie to become well known in New York. Tupac said that Biggie never intended to sign with Bad Boy Records when he was with Thug Life, on the contrary, he didn't like Sean Combs. At the set of Poetic Justice, Tupac used to play Biggie's first single Party and Bullshit but he told Biggie to change his style because he could only have success by rapping songs "the bitches" would like. After that, Biggie changed his style from Party and Bullshit" to "Big Poppa". Biggie signed with Sean Combs' label and released the CD Ready to Die which mainly dealt with death. Tupac said that the album sounded like his upcoming album Me Against the World. Therefore, Tupac changed the whole album. The beef finally broke out when Tupac was shot in New York. He was supposed to recorded a song with Lil Shawn that night and a lot of NY rappers were there, including Biggie. When Tupac entered the Squad Recording Studios building, two men, dressed in army fatigues attacked him, Stretch Walker and Zaid Shakur with guns. Tupac was robbed and shot five times. Tupac said that Biggie set him up. He didn't mean that Biggie was behind the shooting, but Tupac was sure that Biggie knew about the battery which took place that night. Tupac was angry because Biggie didn't warn him or help him after the shooting. While Tupac served time in jail, Biggie and a lot of other people gave him shout outs. Tupac thought that Biggie was trying to take his position. Biggie became a very popular rapper while Tupac was in jail, which confirmed his hypothesis. When Tupac was bailed out by Interscope Records and Atlantic Records to sign with Death Row Records, he started to take shots at Biggie in his songs. The most popular song is probably Hit Em Up, in which Tupac claimed that he had sex with Biggie's wife Faith Evans shortly after his release from jail. First off, fuck your bitch in the click you claim Westside when we Ride come equipped with game You claim to be a player but I fucked your wife we bust on Bad Boys niggaz fuck for life -Hit Em Up You bitch niggas Gettin' blown away You cross-eyed Down syndrome Crack baby So you and Puffy are tough Now that's crazy I got your ass in my sight Niggas dyin' tonight -Hit Em Up 2 The Notorious BIG never dissed Tupac in public, he rarely mentioned him in songs, e.g. in a song called Brooklyn's finest, a collaboration with Jay Z: If Faith had twins, she'd probably have two Pac's Get it, Tupac's The Notorious BIG was murdered on March 9th, 1997 in Los Angeles/CA. He was shot by a yet unknown assailant. Sean Puff Daddy Combs "Now when I say Pig, You say B-I-G, When I say BadBoy Killa, Then you say ME, When I say Puffy is a punk, You scream word on my life, I wrote this sht while fcking Bigs wife." "Puffy weaker than a fcking block I'm running you nia ... So you and Puffy are tough Now that's crazy I got your a* in my sight ni*as dyin' tonight." Puffy, who owns Bad Boy Entertainment, was one of Tupac's biggest foes during Pac's time at Death Row Records. Puffy, who was already an enemy of Suge Knight has never been a real friend of Tupac. Puffy approached Tupac to sign with Bad Boy Records in 1994 but Tupac declined the offer. Since Bad Boy Records was allegedly founded by the New York based Black Mafia, some people claim that Tupac was shot because of the declination. Sean Combs was also in the studio in NY where Tupac was shot, along with Andre Harrell and others. Tupac was shot and robbed in the entrance of the building and then got himself into the elevator. He went up to the floor where everybody was hanging out. Tupac said that Puffy looked real shocked when he saw Tupac, as if he had seen a ghost. Tupac thought that Puffy also knew about the set up and was angry because Puffy denied that. While Tupac was in jail, Puffy wanted to make peace with him by sending him a letter and giving him props like "Hey Pac, keep your struggle on", while he was out with Biggie working on Biggie's career. When Tupac was released, he immediately began to diss Puffy. Plus Puffy wants to see me weak, hearts I rip* Biggie Smalls and Junior Mafia, some mark ass bitches - Hit Em Up Puffy gettin robbed like a bitch, to hide that fact He did some shit he shouldn't have did So we ride em for that - Against All Odds Ever since Tupac's death, Puffy has been trying to take over Tupac's fans by giving him RIP shout outs and even playing Tupac songs at his concerts. Mobb Deep "Pay attention heres a word to those that robbed me I murdered you then I run a train on Mobb Deep, don't fck with me, nia you barely living, don't you got sickle cell, see me and have a seizure on stage, you ain't feeling well." "Oh yah Mobb Deep, You wanna fck with us, You Little young a** mutha fckas Don't one of you nias got sickle-cell or something. You fcking with me, ni*a ? You fck around and catch a seizure or a heart-attack. You better back the fck up Before you get smacked the fck up." Mobb Deep is a rap duo, based in New Jersey, consisting of Prodigy and Havoc. Tupac first addressed them when he was in prison by sending some of his friends to a concert to confront Mobb Deep. Mobb Deep had been taking minor shots at Tupac and in a song called "Survival of the Fittest", they rapped about Tupac's notorious Thug Life: "Thug Life we still livin it..." Tupac took this as a diss because when he was in jail, he did an interview with Vibe where he claimed that Thug Life was dead and that he was giving it up. Mobb Deep felt as if they were tough enough to represent it, but when they encountered Tupac's mates yelling Thug Life, they didn't pay any attention to them. According to Tupac they were very scared and did everything they could to avoid conflict. When Tupac was bailed out, he started to take shots at them publicly, in popular songs such as "Hit Em Up" and in interviews with big radio stations. Tupac called them little kids and said that they were not on his level, yet they had the courage to retaliate on their song "Drop a Gem on Em". They were the only ones who dissed him in public, although the album, on which the song was officially released, came out after Tupac's premature death. Tupac always dissed Prodigy's disease, the sickle cell anemia. "Nigga you're barely breathing, don't you got sickle cell? See me and have a seizure on stage, you ain't feeling well. Hell, how many niggaz wanna be involved? See I was only talking to Biggie, but I kill all y'all" - When We Ride on Our Enemies Mobb Deep are still rumored to be attacking Tupac on songs like "The (Thug) Life is mine" after his death. Also Nas is involved in these songs and they got close with him after Tupac's death especially. There is still a beef between Tupac's protegés and Mobb Deep going on, especially because of the song "The Life is Mine". Mobb Deep claims that the Outlawz are not on their level but they have to respond sooner or later. Nas "Hey Nas remember that sht you said? I don’t know what magazine you said some sht how I wasn’t... nobody saying thugs until. Well whateva whatever, whatever. ni*a you better really go to the record store, go check out some of the albums you be putting out muthafcka. We been saying on this thug sht for a while now. And I know you been listening cause you been biting this sht. So uh, recognize and realize before yo a get rolled on!" Nasir Jones, a talented rapper from New York was caught up in the east/west beef due to his big mouth. Tupac and Nas met each other at the House of Blues, where Tupac and Nas talked about the whole beef situation and how it is meant. Tupac told Nas that he was in no way involved and that he should not get caught up in it because Tupac and Death Row had nothing but love for him. But then, Tupac listened to Nas' songs and he remarked that there was a song in which Nas was talking about fake thugs and it sounded as if Nas was talking about Tupac. The song is entitled "The Message". Tupac also noticed that Nas liked to talk a lot about Thug Life after Pac introduced it to the whole world, which pissed Tupac off because he was the man to represent it and who had done it before. Tupac accused Nas of biting his style, stealing his life for his songs and so forth. Therefor, Tupac dissed Nas on songs like "Against all Odds" and in interviews, in example in the interview about Death Row East. "Hey Nas, your whole damn style is bitten [Like Rakim Man], heard my melody, read about my life in the papers, all my run-ins authorities, felonious capers, now you wanna live my life? So what's that has-n-Nas, nigga that does not rhyme right..." - Against All Odds Nas never dissed Tupac publicly, he only had a song on a mix tape in which he dissed Tupac saying "rolling over this Makaveli". Nas tried to make peace with Tupac after his death by releasing a song called "We Will Survive" in which he praises Tupac like his best friend but it is obvious that he only tries to do it for the public because when you listen to "The Life is Mine", a collaboration with Mobb Deep, then you hear him dissing Tupac just without calling Tupac out by name. LL Cool J "Hey LL, meet my lil homiez LL Cool J, say what, nia I'll rock your mothafckin bells, me and my mothafckin lil homiez, outlawz, real ni*as, my lil homiez, who wants to get with this old wild sht?" "Call me a motherfcking troublemaker, Send me to jail, But watch me bust on L.L." Ladies Love Cool James, who is acknowledged as one of the first rappers who made rap popular for the masses, was one of Tupac's foes. Although Tupac admired him and gave him a shout out on his song "Old School" which is praising all the rappers that influenced him throughout his career and who helped rap, he got into beef with LL over some still curious reasons. LL didn't seem to be pleased with the whole Tupac situation and recorded a remix of his song "I Shot Ya", which brings to mind a song by Notorious BIG which was called "Who Shot Ya." Tupac thought this song was about him being shot in New York. The song featured Keith Murray, Fat Joe, Foxy Brown and Prodigy off Mobb Deep. Tupac and LL were not much of friends anytime before and Tupac was pretty pissed. Therefore, Tupac recorded tracks with shots at LL. For example in "My little Homies", which remains unreleased until today, he says "Say what nigga, I rock your motherfucking bells", referring to LL's song "I Rock The Bell". It is still unknown whether any other occasions took place or not but LL even took shots at Tupac on his album "Phenomenon", in which he says: "She says she loves Tupac but hates LL. Do you really want a Thug or do you want love". This is an apparent diss to Tupac and pretty weak knowing that it was released after Tupac's death. Dr. Dre* "No longer dre day, arive derche, long and forgotten, gotten for plottin-child's play check your sexuality, as fruity as this alize quick to jump ship, punk trick, what a dumb move cross Death Row, now who you gonna run to? Like those other suckers cuz you similiar pretendin to be hard-oh my god-check your temperature, screamin Compton, but you can't return, you ain't heard brothas pissed cuz you switched and escaped to the burbs." Andre "Dr. Dre" Young is one of the best producers in rap and former member of the group N.W.A. Dre and Suge Knight, who was a bodyguard of NWA, decided to start a label and Dr. Dre was the man for the musical part and Suge for the business part. Together, they started Death Row Records which later became one of the leading labels within the USA. But Dr. Dre relaxed too much on his success with Snoop, Daz and others, namely "The Chronic" which is a Hip Hop classic. Dre discovered Snoop and acted like best friends but when Snoop had major problems with the Law, Dre was not there for him. Snoop was alone with his murder trial, and Dre thought he was too busy to be with his so called friend. This was one thing which pissed Tupac off, and that Dre was taking way too much credit for work he didn't create. He took the credit off young talented rappers and producers who were discovered by Dre. Then Dre was also mad that Suge used "California Love", a song which surely had the potential to be a big hit, for Tupac's album "All Eyez on Me". The song was prior supposed to be a song on Dre's coming album, but instead, a Tupac verse was added where Dre was like "Ok". Also, "Can't See Me" was supposed to be a Dogg Pound song, produced by Dr. Dre but they added Tupac verses and added it to "All Eyez On Me". Tupac seemed to feel as if Dre didn't have his back after his acquittal from jail. But Tupac was probably the first to say it publicly, and Dr Dre felt uncomfortable in this situation, because Suge sided with Tupac and also came with more things about Dre. For instance, he told everyone that Dr. Dre was gay and that he had a boy workin for him while being married with Miche'le. Tupac believed it and called Dre out on wax. But Dre had already left the Row when Tupac called him gay and so forth. Dre retaliated by using a track which he has done together with Andre Harrel, called "Toss It Up", for a song with BlackStreet. He used the whole beat for their song and they released it immediately. Tupac and others remarked it and recorded a different version, and Tupac added another verse to the song, dissing Dr. Dre. Additionally, he took shots at "Non Players" who were not "rocking the beat right", which is apparently a diss to BlackStreet. Dre and Tupac were never close, but after all that, he felt betrayed and Death Row records is still beefing with him. Wendy Williams Wendy Williams said that Tupac had got raped in jail. And man did Tupac go off on her. It's an unreleased song, if you haven't heard it, you have got to download it. It's called "Why U Turn on Me". The verse starts: "Tell I got rapped in jail, picture that, revenge is a pay back btch, that's what you get." And it goes on to diss her unbelievably. "Fat btch can't fck with me, it's thug life biatch, I use to have love for them but now they turing on me, why me, I fck around put a hit on your fat a, I'll put Jenny Craig on your fat a, you fat ho, anybody seen Wendy William's fat a*? Why you always wearing spandex? You fat btch, I know your pussy stinks, you fat ho, I'm putting Jenny Craig on you btch, I'm about to put a $20,000 dollar hit through Jenny Craig to come find your fat a* and put you in a fat farm btch, thug life, outlawz, westside, btch, it's Tupac so you know who said it." C. Deloris Tucker "Dear Ms. Deloris Tucker, keep stressen me fckin' with a muthafcken mind, I figured you wanted to know, you know, why we call them hoes btches, and maybe this might help you understand it ain't personal, strictly business baby, strictly business." She was a black women against gangster rap trying to put all kinds of censorship's on it, basically saying it needed to be banned. Tupac saw this as "instead of trying to help a nia you destroy a brother". He made reference to her in "Wonda Why they Call u btch", a song she says ruined her sex life, and as a result she's suing the estate of Tupac. He released the song while he was alive, and she waited until he died to sue, how cowardly is that. She really is only out for the money. Chino XL "Fck Bad Boy as a staff, record label, and as a mother fckin crew. And if you want to be down with Bad Boy, Then fck you too. Chino XL, fck you too. All you mother fckers, Fck you too." Chino XL is a rapper from New Jersey. He is mainly known because of the many metaphors he has in his rhymes. Chino XL comes up with a lot fucked up comparisons, and so did he with Tupac on a track titled Riiot!: "I'm trying not to get fucked like 2Pac in jail". He refers to the the rumor that Tupac was raped in Rikers Island. Wendy Williams was the first reporter to talk about it. Tupac didn't pay Chino a lot of attention but mentioned him on the song Hit Em Up which you can read above. In an interview he also stated "Off the air, I'm gonna beat this niaz a." Chino XL dissed Tupac in several songs and laid down a freestyle a couple minutes long dissing him. In the song "Jesus" he says, "Ever since Pac dissed me/Jersey tried to front on me." William Johnson William Johnson might be unknown to most of the Tupac fans under his real name, but he is probably one of Tupac's most serious enemies. He is also known as Trevor or King Tut, who is a notorious delinquent from New York City. He is a major figure within the Black Mafia, an organized syndicate, consisting of black felons mainly. They allegedly financed Bad Boy Entertainment. Tupac was approached to sign with Bad Boy Records but refused to sign with Puffy's label. Tupac used to hang out with Trevor and Nigel all the time and they got him gold, good clothes and he felt that these people were friends of his. They were also with him when he first met Ayanna Hackson, the woman that later sued him for rape. November 30th, 1994: Tupac was shot 5 times and robbed by two gangsters. Behind the shooting was Trevor and Nigel, Tupac always knew that but he never said it publicly until he released The Don Killuminati - The 7 Day Theory: "Here we come gunshots to Tut, now you stuck. Fuck the rap game nigga, nigga this M.O.B, so believe me, we enemies, I go against all odds" I major reason why Tupac signed with Death Row might also be that he needed protection from those gangsters since the NY shooting was an obvious attempt to murder him. King Tut allegedly even admitted that he was involved in the shooting because Tupac "needed to be disciplined".