The gentleman man is lying though he Muslim goofy, how you don’t know Clark Kent and you say your hip hop , Cali Niggas are second generation they not original hip hop
no he's not = he's just another idiot Pac had around him, who can't do anything for himself now except talk about "Pac" = Pac died because of the ignorance this "bum" continues to spread around the culture for views/money = he's old enough to realize the "obvious mistakes" Pac made that got him killed = he needs to stop spreading that negative-energy around because Pac got himself killed = no one's responsible for Pac's death, other than himself #DaFacts #BigFacts
@@georgemorgan5949 u better listen to “U can’t c me “ on all eyes on me that was insane lyrically lol and if u don’t believe that u need to get off fentanyl before it kill u 😂😂😂😂
SOMEBODY was gonna get Pac eventually. Yes he was brutal BUT he wasn't untouchable. Only people who think that are Pac stans who think he was flawless.
@tuffmoney9433 I hear you but your comment has no correlation to mine Not Once did I mention 'bars' as it relates to Nas' Ether & Tupac's F-Jay-Z 'line' 🤷🏾♂️.
I respect him up until he started talking about jay z. he seemed like he was tryna be careful with his words. but it also seemed like he was tryna make it seem like Jay didnt have beef like that or whatever when we clearly know that jay did have beef with pac
What could anybody say after tupac said u came to player but I fuck yo wife man it wasnt no comming back from back in jayz knew not to release nothing y Tupac was alive he didn't want that smoke man
you mean if it existed = Pac's team are all losers/liars, who are STUCK in the "past" that didn't favour them in any way, shape or form = that' why he's lying/crying, trying to "manipulate/revise" history to make him look like the "victor" when he has no clue what "victory" even looks like in real-life #TakeTwoSeatsBro
You don't have to like him, but Jay Z is definitely not overrated. Lyrically he's top tier, and we watched an underground artist become a billionaire. Ain't nothing overrated about that.
A few NY rappers was preparing to go at Pac and they all pulled back once he died. It goes to show that there wasn’t a real problem with Pac, it was just music 💯
@@jay07261986 the cop on art of dialog said noone was pursuing that simple assault case because noone talked and Orlando didn't file a police report. He was Scott free
@@ijumpjudyPac was already a superpower before getting with Deathrow when he signed with Deathrow that just made him go through the roof even more and to be honest Deathrow didn’t even need Dre or Snoop after Pac signed cause he brought the movies with him and with the movies coming with him the soundtracks would have been put out by Deathrow and that’s something Dre and Snoop didn’t have and still doesn’t have and Jay doesn’t have either they all might be great but they don’t have the super star power Pac has cause Pac has been gone for 27 years and he still be getting headlines like he still alive I remember when I started reading and seeing stuff about Elvis in the 80’s about him still being alive and now Pac has surpassed him what Pac done in 96 these past and current artist is still trying to out do what he done and that should be studied in history book’s cause that year was epic not only him but the music that was made and put out also
anyone who was an adult and into hip hop back then knows damn well Tupac had the industry on lock. these rappers talking all this crap about having diss records are full of bs. no one dared come at Pac back then, that's why Biggie did long kiss goodnight after Pac died when he had plenty of time to diss him before Pac's death.
Napoleon’s response priceless. So on point the laughing at Clark Kent over exaggeration 🥱🌽 When has Jay ever produced a career ending diss record…. Let me tell you NEVERUARY!!! Clark Kent a JayZ DRIDER. What the hell would Jay say to Pac… Jay was scared to perform when Pac was in the building. “Niggas diss me but that’s after I’m gone because they fear me in the physical form” - Pac 😂 Clark Kent a true bama.
@@animebrospodcast4577 mobb deep had already fallen off musically with no current hits at that point… Jay knew this but also knew how legendary Mobb was so those bars, that summer jam screen didn’t end their careers in the slightest in my opinion.
Everybody and their mama had a 2pac diss that, for whatever reason, never came out… Interesting. Hit Em Up is the most vicious diss track of all time. That shit still hurts to this day, Puff Diddy.
Jayz destroyed nas lmao , you naming one okay nas joint jayz destroy him with takeover and supa ugly was the burial , and the jayz diss is called dead or alive jayz destroyed pac
Clark Kent loves always Hating & Dissing 2Pac every chance he gets !!! He still ain't learn when them Philly Dudes was gonna twist his cap back for all the 2Pac DisRespect !!! 🤦🏾♂️
"You got a lot of nerve to play me, another gay raper, busting caps at Jay Z, and still avoid capture, while yall caught up in the rapture, still after me I'm in Jamaica sipping daiquiris". 2pac had dissed records waiting to drop if any of them dissed him.
The problem is people who don't like Tupac are always trying to find anything negative to say like he wasn't good rapper, and he wasn't a good lyricist, and that he wasn't a good freestyler, but realistically nothing speaks more than his legendary status which shows that thirty years after he passed away, everybody is still listening to his music like it came out yesterday, and everybody puts him up on the top of royalty. His greatness has nothing to do with him being killed, there's alot of rappers that died and nobody put them anywhere in legendary status. Tupac is somebody that you either understand or you don't. I completely understand when people don't understand how much we love him. That the person brought on the interview who is talking about the Jay-Z song has no clue about what Tupac can do lyrically. When he was alive, not one clear diss song came out about him Tupac, the closest somebody came was talking about 'who shot ya', which is still not really clear if it was about Tupac. Everybody's suddenly started coming up after Tupac died, but when he was alive nobody said a word, funk flex stayed quiet, the whole bad-boy camp stayed quiet, Jay-Z stayed quiet, every person talking about Tupac negatively did not say one word when Tupac was alive.
Everybody stayed quiet because they didn’t want to get pulled into unnecessary beef. They were all trying to get money and stay out of j. Pac was the opposite of that. That’s why Jay Z is on top today
@@trueOGseries Jayz was quiet as a church mouse during that whole east/west beef. That’s the whole reason he went at Prodigy cus P called him out on that sucker shit.
All this does is show me PAC was right the whole time , 95% of the industry in NY was hating on PAC . I’m from NY and I’m glad Pac shyt’d on everyone in NY ! Them dudes were scared to diss Pac but been running they mouth after Pac died . If u ain’t got nothing nice to say about Pac , don’t say shyt about him !
@@mallyg3125 "it's 2knot, who got shot then got rocked, got raped on the island you officially got" -Havoc (Drop A Gem) 🤣 those are the original 2pac diss lyrics, u might wana delete your sissy comment for your bubblebath hero's sake!
@@traj_mahal300"Mobb Deep wonder why a nigga blowed them out. Next time grown folks talking, nigga close your mouth. Peep me! I take this war shit deeply. Done seen too many real playaz fall, to let these Bitch Niggaz beat me!"...Mobb dropped a gem, Pac dropped a bomb 💣
Jay's not even that vicious when it comes to diss records.I thought all his disses towards Nas were weak.Jay's a slick talker.Battle rap's not his stronghold imo.He's at his best bragging about his money & what type of cars he drive.
I agree his diss records towards Nas and Mobb Deep were decent but not tier 1 ether Hit em up back2back, but as far as battle rapping before the world knew who Jay-Z was Jay was in the underground hitting up Yonkers DMX battle and Harlem Big L holding his own.😅
Battle rap was his thing! Flames Busta Rhymes, flamed DMX (a lot did it was a draw but more people say Jay won) and Never forget diss to Nas was just few lines was never a song…
i got respect for Mutah....He is a different person now, lives in a different country, but he's the one Outlaw that still goes on all these platforms to talk about his Big Homie and give some perspective on what Pac was thinking or saying about certain things.And sometimes you get a little inkling of the "old mutah", even here bc he loved Pac a lot. I'm sure Pac is proud of the Man and Father that Mutah has become
Beating someone in a battle is more than just techinal bars. Its also about popularity and how you can make a song connect to an audience. So, to say Pac wouldn't have come back from a Jay Z diss neglects the fact that Pac was so popular at the time that he could have just steam rolled his competition in the eyes of the public. It was actually probably a risky move to explicitly diss him at that time because he could also slay you off record with charisma. Look at 50 Cent and the people he dissed in his career. Jay Z, Big Pun, Kurupt, Jadakiss, Ja Rule, Fat Joe, The Game. I dont like 50 Cent and to me (unlike Pac) I think his skills are wack. Most people he dissed from a technical standpoint could murder him. Some of them made verses, lines, whole songs, getting back at him and it didn't make a dent in his career. I think it would have been the same for Pac and when he can reply with such venom and emotion, and make it catchy while doing it because he knew how to build a song. It was very impactful. Hit Em Up is probably the only diss record out there that has such a fun vibe while maintaining a menacing tone. For example, something quite underrated about Hit Em Up is the hook. Not many diss songs have catchy hooks that are performed by the rapper. "Grab ya glocks when you see 2pac, call the cops when you see 2pac, who shot me? But you punks didn't finish now you bout to feel the wrath of a menace, nigga I hit em up". That is very catchy and allows an audience to actually vibe with the record. Even if you don't agree or like the song, you sing along with it. I don't think there is another diss song quite like it.
I agree 💯!! But to be right, game was the only one who 50 can’t beat. Game destroyed the whole g unit movement and that by himself. Without any help even Dre step back at that time. 50 is the better business man but lyrically game is so much better. 300 bars and running from game is one of the greatest diss records ever in hip hop people forget that. And he had a career after that. He knew he fucked hip hop up with that and he knew that some doors are closed after that for him but he did that and I can respect that. He went on jay hard ass fuck at one time and jay hadn’t the guts to respond cause he knew game la bloods that’s something even the great jay z can’t fuck with. Same with pac, even if jay put that record out right now Los Angeles will be a closed city for him. Just see what happens to biggie, he did one mistake and that was to come back to LA dissing pac on the radio station next day bye bye biggie that’s it. So sad it is but Los Angeles and the culture behind that is something else you can’t complain that just with hip hop or rap music. 50 was on top at that time g unit was under 50 game was in the middle of that and went bigger than 50 allowed it. Game is a street guy 50 couldn’t handle that.
@@Sweetheart-ty9xm you'll know better than I. I largely ignored Game and G Unit together lol. Agree re: the Biggie dissing Pac after his death. Clearly didn't have the same respect as Jay or the same common sense. In saying that I can empathize considering what Pac said about him and did with Faith.
0 respect to anyone being completely silent while someone is alive then having something to say after he dies…”talk a lot of (stuff), but that’s after i’m gone/ cause they fear me in the physical form”
This is how I know yall not Hip Hop. There was so many disses on mixtape towards Pac back then. Idk why people ain't speaking on it. I caught it every time I heard the joints. Jay dissed him several times. Along with Mobb Deep.
@@trueOGseries everybody knows subliminals are used in rap...jayz is & will forever be a punk for performing After the target is gone...much more credit to mobb deep for saying it while Pac could hear it, then even more respect to them for pulling it when he died
@theFRIS again this is how I know yall aren't Hip Hop by that response. I'm sure Pac heard it. That song was out for a minute. It was on a Dj Clue mixtape. As far as him performing it after he died, that's your personal opinion
@@theFRIS Don't you hate subliminals? I mean, they have their place. However, I feel it's a way for the rapper to weasel out of a situation if someone calls them out on it.
This is a dumb narrative, because when has a diss track ever killed a rapper's career? Not even 10993992 million 50 cent diss tracks to Ja Rule killed his career, Ja Rule's music quality slipping killed it. The only thing that would've come out of it is Jay z being more famous lol, just like Eminem indirectly increasing MGK's sales a few years ago with his disstrack.
That story was false, because Jay Z did not perform in the west in 96. He did in 95 in Vegas, but there was no beef yet. By the time he was performing in the west in 97 Pac was gone. Misinformation be beating y'all asses.
@@trueOGseries...Jay-z is a weasel. Plain to see by his comments and actions. Always replies to disses years later. We saw that with 2pac and Jayo Felony and thers probably more. Plus now hes an elitist and freemason D-rider with his joke of an album "4:44"😂😂😂😂
If Jay Z would've put a diss record out on PAC, He probably would've ended his on career because he wasn't really known at that time. And Pac was embrace by millions of fans.
I saw another video where they pressed DJ Ck about this interview and he was all in the comments denying that he ever said such a thing. Yeah he a clown.
No one could match 2 pacs energy in a diss track the only time anyone got close was mobb deep when they released “ drop a gem on em” that shit was hard no lie
As a fan of Hip-Hop, a diss song never made me stop listening to however got dissed. Unless they were wack to begin with. There were great battles in that era and alot of great music made because of it.
Loving the channel. With that being said..Pac is Pac. He’s a one of one…discussion over. Nas track “pistols on your album cover” shows Pacs legend and Nas is probably the greatest lyricist, but the influence and respect is there 💯
NY was too respectful. LA cheered Biggie dying, NY didn’t cheer Pac death, and Suge released Pac disses just to sell more records when Pac died even though he claimed Pac was going to remove them.
Ny ain’t respectful to pac like how La wasn’t too nice to Biggie you’ll be crazy to think Ny was respectful to Pac after he died they still not respectful to him to this day!
@@j04370859There's more to it than lyricism and Pac is lyrical. Nas even think he is because he actually listens to his music and understands the meaning & different elements to lyricism unlike you Move around with that false ass narrative. Likely a hater who don't even know nothing about his music.
1.Jay-Z has always been better than Pac. 2. If Jay-Z released the diss it might have killed his career. That's a lot of California love(no pun intended) lost. That's arguably some southern love lost. 3. If Pac actually beefed with Jay-Z Pac wouldn't be as legendary as he is by dying young. Pac dying helped his legendary status like Biggie.
Clark Kent is the nerd who wants to feel apart of somethin cool. hes the “mannnnn you shoulda seen it! i was there! you missed it mannn!” type of guy. gonna hype the diss because he know we never heard it 😂😂
Please make no mistake the greatest diss record of ALL time is Hit ‘em up! I am a Jay fan all day, however if Tupac was alive and heard that, smh man we think hit ‘em up was hardcore 😆
I’m the biggest Hov fan but cmon man. In ‘96, nobody outside of NY was rocking with Hov like that and Pac was at the top of the game.
When Pac Was Livin He Was Destroying JAYZ!! If Makaveli Was Still Here .. He’ll Take Beyoncé From Him & He Know That😂😂😂💯💯💯
Reasonable Doubt went gold in 3 months it's on RIAA's website
Thank you for admitting this. Jay Z would have done no damage.
Facts.
@@derrickhoward1543 just gotta call a spade a spade. Pac might’ve nipped Jay’s career in the bud before any of us had a chance to take him serious LOL
Napoleon had fire in his eyes for a second but controlled himself and his words. This gentleman is a true class act.
Right! 😂😂😂😂
The gentleman man is lying though he Muslim goofy, how you don’t know Clark Kent and you say your hip hop , Cali Niggas are second generation they not original hip hop
Old Mu was coming out 😂
@@ItsAnEndlessWorld yeah it did 🤣 but he kept it cool and respectful
no he's not = he's just another idiot Pac had around him, who can't do anything for himself now except talk about "Pac" = Pac died because of the ignorance this "bum" continues to spread around the culture for views/money = he's old enough to realize the "obvious mistakes" Pac made that got him killed = he needs to stop spreading that negative-energy around because Pac got himself killed = no one's responsible for Pac's death, other than himself #DaFacts #BigFacts
No diss record anybody could make would ever end Tupac . PAC was a true lyricist.
They forget that for some reason and whoever Klark Kent is or was is irrelevant now
Pac wasn't a lyricist
@@georgemorgan5949 u better listen to “U can’t c me “ on all eyes on me that was insane lyrically lol and if u don’t believe that u need to get off fentanyl before it kill u 😂😂😂😂
@georgemorgan5949 close your mouth when Grown Folks talkin 🤡
SOMEBODY was gonna get Pac eventually. Yes he was brutal BUT he wasn't untouchable. Only people who think that are Pac stans who think he was flawless.
I still fell out laughing Nas dropped Ether using Pac's F*** Jay Z line that was too too cold 😂
Yeah you know that probably pissed Jay-Z off haha
Sup niggas I know you ain’t talking about me dog …you ?
That's all pac can say in a diss song??...is fuck you.?? That's bars?????..ok😂😂😂
@tuffmoney9433 I hear you but your comment has no correlation to mine Not Once did I mention 'bars' as it relates to Nas' Ether & Tupac's F-Jay-Z 'line' 🤷🏾♂️.
@@tcwilson815 Well As Long As You Know Pac Aint Have No Bars And All He Could Do Is Scream "Fuck You" Got it..Cool 😆😆
I love Napoleon interviews. He always hold Pac's legacy down.
That's his real ride or die friend brother right there for sure
Napoleon is a soldier!
I respect him up until he started talking about jay z. he seemed like he was tryna be careful with his words. but it also seemed like he was tryna make it seem like Jay didnt have beef like that or whatever when we clearly know that jay did have beef with pac
You know what I mean
What could anybody say after tupac said u came to player but I fuck yo wife man it wasnt no comming back from back in jayz knew not to release nothing y Tupac was alive he didn't want that smoke man
who else started laughing at the same time Napoleon started laughing 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 💯
😂😂😂
Hilarious 😂
Nope I was already laughing before he laughed 😂
😂
What does Clark mean “we were like wtf we got to do with this” …. WE??
Bruh Tupac wasn’t thinking bout you 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Glad to see someone else caught that
😂
“WE”, “WE,”😂😂😂 Uncle Phil voice lol
If it was that hard we would've heard it
you mean if it existed = Pac's team are all losers/liars, who are STUCK in the "past" that didn't favour them in any way, shape or form = that' why he's lying/crying, trying to "manipulate/revise" history to make him look like the "victor" when he has no clue what "victory" even looks like in real-life #TakeTwoSeatsBro
Exactly
I think u can look it up. It aint that hard to me, he’s got better
It was hard asf one song is dead or alive he destroyed pac jayz and sauce money , Brooklyn all day
@@ODMRecords1 he said it was "unreleased" = it was never released to the public = "REACH"
"Ninjas talk a lot of ish but that's after I'm gone,because they fear me in the physical form"-Makaveli
Let it be known, I'm troublesome!!!
@LowerEastSidePRchino met PAC and apologised for that because he was getting threats.
🐐👍🏿
@LowerEastSidePR He got rid on then then went into hiding 🤣 he's a dope rapper but don't be speculating on the manhood of the Don..
Nah that record was made before Pac died, Jay confirmed it. Jay did not release it because Pac died.
Jay-Z is over-rated and Napoleon laughing at Clark Kent is too funny.
You don't have to like him, but Jay Z is definitely not overrated. Lyrically he's top tier, and we watched an underground artist become a billionaire. Ain't nothing overrated about that.
jay not overrated at all
Jay over Pac all day from a lyrical perspective.
🤣🤣🤣
Underrated in being a sucka
A few NY rappers was preparing to go at Pac and they all pulled back once he died. It goes to show that there wasn’t a real problem with Pac, it was just music 💯
Long kiss goodnight
@@nvm7191wrong
@@ijumpjudy why do ppl keep saying X dissed Pac
@@casiemny1219listen to the OG “get at me dog” or DMX who shot ya
@@casiemny1219 The smd line was changed to Ksolo because him and X had some type of problem when they was locked up. Originally it was Pacs name.
1997 would have been so lit if Pac lived😢
But he didn’t get over it
@@ddaniels295I could say the same about you crying over your dead gparents
For biggie too you had the lox,black rob,mase,lil cease
Pac would've been booked tho cause he was on camera stomping out orlando
@@jay07261986 the cop on art of dialog said noone was pursuing that simple assault case because noone talked and Orlando didn't file a police report. He was Scott free
In 1995-96 2pac was on top of the world, music and movies ,be honest wat could have jayz said about 2pac that could have ended his career
Nothing
@@ijumpjudyPac was already a superpower before getting with Deathrow when he signed with Deathrow that just made him go through the roof even more and to be honest Deathrow didn’t even need Dre or Snoop after Pac signed cause he brought the movies with him and with the movies coming with him the soundtracks would have been put out by Deathrow and that’s something Dre and Snoop didn’t have and still doesn’t have and Jay doesn’t have either they all might be great but they don’t have the super star power Pac has cause Pac has been gone for 27 years and he still be getting headlines like he still alive I remember when I started reading and seeing stuff about Elvis in the 80’s about him still being alive and now Pac has surpassed him what Pac done in 96 these past and current artist is still trying to out do what he done and that should be studied in history book’s cause that year was epic not only him but the music that was made and put out also
Nothing he just got Jay z nuts in his mouth 😂😂😂
@@ijumpjudy Dre did 2 songs for Pac 🤦🏾♂️
Pac made Makaveli without dr dre and daz and is arguably hes best work its all about the artist
Ion believe that diss is tough as he making it up 😂
😂😢😅
It probably was crazy honestly Jay is a lyrical beast
@@youngrich123the diss is on CZcams it ain’t as heat as Clark Kent making it out to be
@@youngrich123the diss is called “dead or alive” and it’s mid. We get it. You’re a fan
@@youngrich123Bru can’t picture jay outside of “takeover” no one on the east was as disrespectful as pac🤦🏾♂️😂 foh
anyone who was an adult and into hip hop back then knows damn well Tupac had the industry on lock. these rappers talking all this crap about having diss records are full of bs. no one dared come at Pac back then, that's why Biggie did long kiss goodnight after Pac died when he had plenty of time to diss him before Pac's death.
Exactly lol, it's all 🧢
He did diss pac while he was alive idiot
100%
Lol yea because everyone was scared of pac lmao
@@biggame2175not that team im the marine coup.
Napoleon laughing like Pac would have destroyed Jay
He already did pac just passed away
He's laughing cos he thinks dj Clark Kent is Wack lol
The diss record is called “Dead or Alive” & it’s the softest diss record I’ve ever heard
I can believe that.
That wasn't the actual song Clark Kent is speaking of.
That’s not it fool
@@brooklynrose3469 Yeah Jay Z did say he performed the dis over the Blackstreet No Diggity beat, so I don't think it is Dead or Alive.
Probably filled with over 100 subliminals talking bout you know who did you know what to you know who when how and why and what not. Lol
Napoleon’s response priceless. So on point the laughing at Clark Kent over exaggeration 🥱🌽 When has Jay ever produced a career ending diss record…. Let me tell you NEVERUARY!!! Clark Kent a JayZ DRIDER. What the hell would Jay say to Pac… Jay was scared to perform when Pac was in the building. “Niggas diss me but that’s after I’m gone because they fear me in the physical form” - Pac
😂 Clark Kent a true bama.
He ended mob deep
Exactly
@@animebrospodcast4577😅😅😅😅 real holla
@@animebrospodcast4577he ain’t end nas tho I fuck with both of them
@@animebrospodcast4577 mobb deep had already fallen off musically with no current hits at that point… Jay knew this but also knew how legendary Mobb was so those bars, that summer jam screen didn’t end their careers in the slightest in my opinion.
Everybody and their mama had a 2pac diss that, for whatever reason, never came out… Interesting.
Hit Em Up is the most vicious diss track of all time. That shit still hurts to this day, Puff Diddy.
Jay-Z Could Not Get Pass ETHER. So We Don’t Believe You…Ya Need More People. Clark Kent Is A 2PAC Hater. Period.
Clark kent mad cus the rapper that rapped Hennessey with enemies KILLED ALL HIS PATNAS😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 PAC THE🐐
Ahhh, I'm pretty sure Nas thinks Jay-Z won that battle, not the other way around #LackOfSelfAwarenessIsSevereHere
Jayz destroyed nas lmao , you naming one okay nas joint jayz destroy him with takeover and supa ugly was the burial , and the jayz diss is called dead or alive jayz destroyed pac
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@@tonybono5205🧢
2pac hit em up greatest diss record of all time 😊
Real talk . Pac was a true poet
No Vaseline and 50 cents BACK DOWN was better in my opinion
@@amaddenmind4597 No Vaseline is like siblings fighting. Hit ‘Em Up is vicious, lethal, and nuclear. It’s like Putin/Russia violating Ukraine
Bridge is over ALL DAY!
@@amaddenmind4597I agree with no Vaseline. There’s better diss tracks than back down
*nobody at the Apollo but him ever spoke of this diss. I doubt it was harder than Hit Em Up*
It's on youtibe
There was no bigger than hit em up
@@blackbeto6752niqqa no it aint 😂
Dead Or Alive? It's definitely on YT@@JaeThaGemini
@@JaeThaGemini czcams.com/video/chFu-XP2-rw/video.html
Jay Z couldn’t take Nas down!!! How was he going shut PAC down!!!🧐🤔😂😂
Straight up 💯
Yeah and ether couldn’t take jayz down cause he ended putting out 8 more platinum albums after that Bozo
@@JohnKing-jz9zbI'm ready for another jigga album
That part.
Nas couldn't take JAY-Z down 🤣
Clark Kent loves always Hating & Dissing 2Pac every chance he gets !!! He still ain't learn when them Philly Dudes was gonna twist his cap back for all the 2Pac DisRespect !!! 🤦🏾♂️
What happened in Philly lol??
Yeah, what happened in Philly?
say what happened in philly or you cappin
@@ijumpjudy Here's another Hating Goofy Troll !!! SMH Kick Rocks
@@gfunkgfunk Clark Know What happened when he started talking crazy & dudes calmed that 💩 down real quick
"You got a lot of nerve to play me, another gay raper, busting caps at Jay Z, and still avoid capture, while yall caught up in the rapture, still after me I'm in Jamaica sipping daiquiris". 2pac had dissed records waiting to drop if any of them dissed him.
That shit is lame son!
Come hell or high water, down to slaughter opposers, just another lost soul, stuck, calling Jehovah
Trash bars.. y’all weirdos don’t even know what hip hop is
The problem is people who don't like Tupac are always trying to find anything negative to say like he wasn't good rapper, and he wasn't a good lyricist, and that he wasn't a good freestyler, but realistically nothing speaks more than his legendary status which shows that thirty years after he passed away, everybody is still listening to his music like it came out yesterday, and everybody puts him up on the top of royalty. His greatness has nothing to do with him being killed, there's alot of rappers that died and nobody put them anywhere in legendary status. Tupac is somebody that you either understand or you don't. I completely understand when people don't understand how much we love him. That the person brought on the interview who is talking about the Jay-Z song has no clue about what Tupac can do lyrically. When he was alive, not one clear diss song came out about him Tupac, the closest somebody came was talking about 'who shot ya', which is still not really clear if it was about Tupac. Everybody's suddenly started coming up after Tupac died, but when he was alive nobody said a word, funk flex stayed quiet, the whole bad-boy camp stayed quiet, Jay-Z stayed quiet, every person talking about Tupac negatively did not say one word when Tupac was alive.
New york till this day do not want to accept that L
Pac was a legend when he was alive Im 49 so I witnessed his rise ...trust me it didn't take him being killed to be a legend all the haters be crazy
Everybody stayed quiet because they didn’t want to get pulled into unnecessary beef. They were all trying to get money and stay out of j. Pac was the opposite of that. That’s why Jay Z is on top today
PAC said it best people talk a lot of shit but it's after I'm gone/cuz they fear me in a physical form that shit still reigns true til this day
Because they’re cowards that was why pac said they fear his physical form let it be known
Maaan Clark Kent said a lotta dumb shit. Can anyone claim to have heard this song n can remember a single bar?
Clark kent is jamaican or some shit...them niggaz weird af...they aint niggaz
It's not claim. I remember hearing it on a Dj Clue tape. It use to be on CZcams. It was hard. In my opinion Hit Em Up was a terrible diss record.
@trueOGseries and that's why no one takes you serious about ur comment
@@trueOGseries Jayz was quiet as a church mouse during that whole east/west beef. That’s the whole reason he went at Prodigy cus P called him out on that sucker shit.
@grinchoi1 SMH okay homie. I guess I was hearing Jay-Z sound alikes on Clue Mixtapes dissing Pac back then. 👍
Can't be harder than Hit Em Up!!
No way in the world. Maybe "No Vaseline", but Jay aint hard like that.
Or Against All Odds 💯✍🏿
All this does is show me PAC was right the whole time , 95% of the industry in NY was hating on PAC . I’m from NY and I’m glad Pac shyt’d on everyone in NY ! Them dudes were scared to diss Pac but been running they mouth after Pac died . If u ain’t got nothing nice to say about Pac , don’t say shyt about him !
Mobb Deep called him 2knot on Drop A Gem, 2pac groupies finna typically feel some type of way but Mobb Deep wasnt backing down...
RIP PRODIGY & 2PAC
@@traj_mahal300and they didn't say his name not one time 😭😭
@@mallyg3125 "it's 2knot, who got shot then got rocked, got raped on the island you officially got"
-Havoc (Drop A Gem)
🤣 those are the original 2pac diss lyrics, u might wana delete your sissy comment for your bubblebath hero's sake!
@@mallyg3125 2knot is an obvious insult to 2pac's name, why mention his name when they can disrespect his name?
@@traj_mahal300"Mobb Deep wonder why a nigga blowed them out. Next time grown folks talking, nigga close your mouth. Peep me! I take this war shit deeply. Done seen too many real playaz fall, to let these Bitch Niggaz beat me!"...Mobb dropped a gem, Pac dropped a bomb 💣
Pac went out in a blaze of glory a real outlaw a real G
Glory? More like stupidity. Dude made a mistake or several and paid for it.
@@natsusatsujinki8342you have no profile picture so not valid to speak on anything
@@brandonscott1400 😂 that's not how it works at all. You don't set rules for me to follow fuqq boi.
@@natsusatsujinki8342Life of an outlaw
@@Rio-3000 so outlaws go out foolishly? What's your point of mentioning me?
Cmon Jay could go against Pac no matter how hard his wordplay was, Pacs passion was enough to ride on his ass😂
Jay's not even that vicious when it comes to diss records.I thought all his disses towards Nas were weak.Jay's a slick talker.Battle rap's not his stronghold imo.He's at his best bragging about his money & what type of cars he drive.
IS THAT YO CHICK ? , SUPER UGLY ? , BLUEPRINT 2 SONG ? , LISTEN TO MORE RAP HOMIE..
I agree his diss records towards Nas and Mobb Deep were decent but not tier 1 ether Hit em up back2back, but as far as battle rapping before the world knew who Jay-Z was Jay was in the underground hitting up Yonkers DMX battle and Harlem Big L holding his own.😅
Facts
Battle rap was his thing! Flames Busta Rhymes, flamed DMX (a lot did it was a draw but more people say Jay won) and Never forget diss to Nas was just few lines was never a song…
TELLING ANOTHER MAN HE LEFT HIS CONDOM ON YO BABY CAR SEATS AINT VICIOUS DEN IDK WHAT TO TELL YA HOMIE..
i got respect for Mutah....He is a different person now, lives in a different country, but he's the one Outlaw that still goes on all these platforms to talk about his Big Homie and give some perspective on what Pac was thinking or saying about certain things.And sometimes you get a little inkling of the "old mutah", even here bc he loved Pac a lot.
I'm sure Pac is proud of the Man and Father that Mutah has become
This all cap … I fucks wit J but he didn’t want that smoke wit Pac stop it man nobody was saying any of this when Pac was alive so why now smh 🤦🏽♂️
And how do you know he wanted no smoke with him?
He would have ate Pac!
'96 Jay wuda got crucified FOH
@@mediacommunications5112yea right Hawaiian Sophie fame nigga is overrated and Pac already got dude together
That would have caused a lot of heat and probably ended Jays existence, not career but actual deletion.
Yeah right 😂
Nah , Jay-Z is the type to stay hiding indoors
If he ever comes out of his room the sad recluse
Clark Kent is a d-rider
Beating someone in a battle is more than just techinal bars. Its also about popularity and how you can make a song connect to an audience. So, to say Pac wouldn't have come back from a Jay Z diss neglects the fact that Pac was so popular at the time that he could have just steam rolled his competition in the eyes of the public. It was actually probably a risky move to explicitly diss him at that time because he could also slay you off record with charisma. Look at 50 Cent and the people he dissed in his career. Jay Z, Big Pun, Kurupt, Jadakiss, Ja Rule, Fat Joe, The Game. I dont like 50 Cent and to me (unlike Pac) I think his skills are wack. Most people he dissed from a technical standpoint could murder him. Some of them made verses, lines, whole songs, getting back at him and it didn't make a dent in his career. I think it would have been the same for Pac and when he can reply with such venom and emotion, and make it catchy while doing it because he knew how to build a song. It was very impactful. Hit Em Up is probably the only diss record out there that has such a fun vibe while maintaining a menacing tone. For example, something quite underrated about Hit Em Up is the hook. Not many diss songs have catchy hooks that are performed by the rapper. "Grab ya glocks when you see 2pac, call the cops when you see 2pac, who shot me? But you punks didn't finish now you bout to feel the wrath of a menace, nigga I hit em up". That is very catchy and allows an audience to actually vibe with the record. Even if you don't agree or like the song, you sing along with it. I don't think there is another diss song quite like it.
I agree 💯!! But to be right, game was the only one who 50 can’t beat. Game destroyed the whole g unit movement and that by himself. Without any help even Dre step back at that time. 50 is the better business man but lyrically game is so much better. 300 bars and running from game is one of the greatest diss records ever in hip hop people forget that. And he had a career after that. He knew he fucked hip hop up with that and he knew that some doors are closed after that for him but he did that and I can respect that. He went on jay hard ass fuck at one time and jay hadn’t the guts to respond cause he knew game la bloods that’s something even the great jay z can’t fuck with. Same with pac, even if jay put that record out right now Los Angeles will be a closed city for him. Just see what happens to biggie, he did one mistake and that was to come back to LA dissing pac on the radio station next day bye bye biggie that’s it. So sad it is but Los Angeles and the culture behind that is something else you can’t complain that just with hip hop or rap music.
50 was on top at that time g unit was under 50 game was in the middle of that and went bigger than 50 allowed it. Game is a street guy 50 couldn’t handle that.
HE DIDN'T SAY WHO SHOT ME HE SAID WHO SHOT YA REFERENCE TO BIGGIE DIS SONG PAC WAS TO SMART TO SAY WHO SHOT ME PEOPLE🤔
@@Sweetheart-ty9xm Yea game went hard. But it didn't have no effect on 50 but he definitely was killing them with mad disses lol. All bangers.
@@tredelemcglothen3404 correct. Typo on my part. Not sure the caps are necessary. Calm down mate 😆
@@Sweetheart-ty9xm you'll know better than I. I largely ignored Game and G Unit together lol. Agree re: the Biggie dissing Pac after his death. Clearly didn't have the same respect as Jay or the same common sense. In saying that I can empathize considering what Pac said about him and did with Faith.
0 respect to anyone being completely silent while someone is alive then having something to say after he dies…”talk a lot of (stuff), but that’s after i’m gone/ cause they fear me in the physical form”
This is how I know yall not Hip Hop. There was so many disses on mixtape towards Pac back then. Idk why people ain't speaking on it. I caught it every time I heard the joints. Jay dissed him several times. Along with Mobb Deep.
@@trueOGseries everybody knows subliminals are used in rap...jayz is & will forever be a punk for performing After the target is gone...much more credit to mobb deep for saying it while Pac could hear it, then even more respect to them for pulling it when he died
@theFRIS again this is how I know yall aren't Hip Hop by that response. I'm sure Pac heard it. That song was out for a minute. It was on a Dj Clue mixtape. As far as him performing it after he died, that's your personal opinion
@@ijumpjudy where tf you at? Must be in the twilight zone cause what does DMX have to do with this convi? 🤔 Nvm. I'm good over here.
@@theFRIS Don't you hate subliminals? I mean, they have their place. However, I feel it's a way for the rapper to weasel out of a situation if someone calls them out on it.
RIP Tupac!! The greatest of all time. 💪🏻👊🏻
If Pac would've heard that so called diss record he would still be laughing at it 😂😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@ijumpjudyor your mama
Oh Pac would have come back. And the Jay-Z we know and love today, wouldn’t exist.
Definitely! No doubt about d@💯 a lot of rappers wouldn't have never existed.
This is a dumb narrative, because when has a diss track ever killed a rapper's career? Not even 10993992 million 50 cent diss tracks to Ja Rule killed his career, Ja Rule's music quality slipping killed it. The only thing that would've come out of it is Jay z being more famous lol, just like Eminem indirectly increasing MGK's sales a few years ago with his disstrack.
after his recent comments, i can definitively say, dj clark kent is a dork
Funny how Jay was hiding from death row in a hotel
Who ur source weirdo?? Funny how jayz got y’all internet trolls on his nuts
That story was false, because Jay Z did not perform in the west in 96. He did in 95 in Vegas, but there was no beef yet. By the time he was performing in the west in 97 Pac was gone. Misinformation be beating y'all asses.
If Jay-z had a great diss record for Tupac. We would of heard it.
So Clark lying. Gtfoh. You ain't special. They shelved it. End of story
I believe Jay recorded it after Pac died because it’s called “Wanted Dead Or Alive” and it wasn’t hard at all…
That wasn't the only one. And IT was a direct response to Pac on Dead Or Alive. Direct response meaning Jay listened to the disses and responded.
@@trueOGseries Okay. You’re telling me because?
@@ijumpjudy 🤷🏾♂️
@@trueOGseries...Jay-z is a weasel. Plain to see by his comments and actions. Always replies to disses years later. We saw that with 2pac and Jayo Felony and thers probably more.
Plus now hes an elitist and freemason D-rider with his joke of an album "4:44"😂😂😂😂
The beat was hard tho lol
MAN please it would've been hit em up pt 2 lol
Salute Napoleon on his response 💯
That smile on Napoleon. Lol. Damn right!
If Jay Z would've put a diss record out on PAC, He probably would've ended his on career because he wasn't really known at that time. And Pac was embrace by millions of fans.
NOBODY WASNT FUCKING WITH JAYZ TILL PAC AND BIG DIED JAYZ WASNT SELLING RECORDS TILL BIG AND PAC DIED THIS IS FACTS
Facts
The laugh Napoleon did seemed like a "I need to holla at Clark Kent" laugh
I saw another video where they pressed DJ Ck about this interview and he was all in the comments denying that he ever said such a thing. Yeah he a clown.
Dropping bangers every day❤
Kent is Trippin pac would’ve came back with a vengeance!🤦🏽♂️
Man I'd love to spend a full day with Napoleon just having a conversation and listen to the man's advice on things
He woyld mainly try to convert u to Islam
The speaker sounded like Shaitan .
Laughing, and excited, how the devil works .
No one could match 2 pacs energy in a diss track the only time anyone got close was mobb deep when they released “ drop a gem on em” that shit was hard no lie
As a fan of Hip-Hop, a diss song never made me stop listening to however got dissed. Unless they were wack to begin with. There were great battles in that era and alot of great music made because of it.
Insert Cuba Gooding Jr. swinging at the air in Boyz N The Hood here.
2pac’s aura was too large. He’s been gone this long and is still talked about more than any rapper dead or alive. Nothing would’ve shut that man down.
Loving the channel. With that being said..Pac is Pac. He’s a one of one…discussion over. Nas track “pistols on your album cover” shows Pacs legend and Nas is probably the greatest lyricist, but the influence and respect is there 💯
It wasn't hard that's why Hov didn't go ahead with it..ofcos he respected the dead..rip Pac
'This was sooooo tough' super tough 😂😂😂😂😂 im dying bro
no coming back??....Pac wouldve dragged his Azz.....🎯💣💣💣
Napoleon has been so inspirational. Gotta respect what he reps. All positive.
I can't imagine how jayz diss record against pacwould have been whack
Its all hype
The diss must have been dumb
2.5 billion dollar hov be having y’all weirdos on his nuts
Dude said, “like going into super ugly territory” as if “super ugly” wasn’t trash..
NY was too respectful. LA cheered Biggie dying, NY didn’t cheer Pac death, and Suge released Pac disses just to sell more records when Pac died even though he claimed Pac was going to remove them.
Ny ain’t respectful to pac like how La wasn’t too nice to Biggie you’ll be crazy to think Ny was respectful to Pac after he died they still not respectful to him to this day!
@@jalenh4866 “New York’s been soft since Snoop crushed the buildings.” Jay-Z
2pac is a New York dude
@@mediacommunications5112 for sure I believe that
You heard long kiss goodnight?
Nas came back after a Jay Z diss I'm absolutely sure that Pac would have,, dude is just a Jay-Z fan and can't face reality
Nas is lyrical, Pac isn't.
@@j04370859There's more to it than lyricism and Pac is lyrical. Nas even think he is because he actually listens to his music and understands the meaning & different elements to lyricism unlike you Move around with that false ass narrative. Likely a hater who don't even know nothing about his music.
@@j04370859PAC could be if he wanted to but that wasn’t really his style. Have you heard if I die 2 nite I’d say that was quite lyrical.
@@j04370859pac was recoglionito
Dude got a channel "Art of Dialog" but 80% of his questions are "how'd you feel about that?" 😂😂😂
Napoleon lookn like MJ watchn gary payton rn lmaoo
Nas diss 2Pac because the song resurfaced last year and it sampled the “fake thug” line from “The Message”
I like nas and all but damn man I love “against all odds”.
Realist shit he Eva wrooote
A lot of people always mention "Hit 'Em Up," "Ether" and "No Vaseline"...but in my opinion, that's the greatest diss track of all time
@@marvinlynch1305 yes I agree. It’s more personal. I tell everyone it’s the best one.
Way better diss than hit em up
2pac would have lit Jayz up like a Christmas tree. Jayz would be doing infomercials for air fryers.
We Don't Belive you,. .You Need More
People
We performed it once lol it's suuuuuuuuper tough SMh
I wonder if Clark was talking about Dead or Alive Pt. 1. Those bars at Pac were a very light tap if he is.
Nah
But no one has film of this performance? Where the vid of the performance?
That was a cold line biggie spit on Brooklyn's finest "If faith had twins she would name the babies two pac get it 2pac's"😊
RIP TUPAC
1.Jay-Z has always been better than Pac.
2. If Jay-Z released the diss it might have killed his career. That's a lot of California love(no pun intended) lost. That's arguably some southern love lost.
3. If Pac actually beefed with Jay-Z Pac wouldn't be as legendary as he is by dying young. Pac dying helped his legendary status like Biggie.
Stop it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wtf... Did I Miss an episode?😮😮😮
I love Napoleon, he always says the right things
DJ Clark and people like him, are clout chasing of a man, that's not here anymore. RIP Makavali the Don.🙏🏿
Yeah, they clout chasing by answering question for interviews by people like Art whom seek them out.🤦🤦
Of course he’s gonna say super hard 😂😂😂
Napoleon's Laugh Is His Superpower 💯 #Growth
Here is the thing NAPOLEON can never say anything negative about PAC
There is no way to feel about it. Jay let the song die after Pac died. Enough said. All Clark is doing is giving a recount of an event that occurred.
It was soooooooooooo hard bruh when you start emphase too much its not that hot its call too much hype🤷🏾♂️😂
Napoleon looking like, "This is a 🤡",....
It would’ve been career suicide if Jay Z had released a diss record against 2pac, dead or alive.
RIP Tupac, the greatest of all time ❤
J didn’t even beat nas and you think he would of beat pac😂😂😂😂
“They talk a lot of shit but that’s after I’m gone cuz they fear me in the physical form”
If I have to hear bad news, I would like it to come from Mu. That brother has the calmest aura. Respect Outlaw Immortalz
Clark Kent is the nerd who wants to feel apart of somethin cool. hes the “mannnnn you shoulda seen it! i was there! you missed it mannn!” type of guy. gonna hype the diss because he know we never heard it 😂😂
He gives off zesty vibes.
@@almightytre3730 he definitely do lol
Please make no mistake the greatest diss record of ALL time is Hit ‘em up! I am a Jay fan all day, however if Tupac was alive and heard that, smh man we think hit ‘em up was hardcore 😆
Just watching this and seeing how focused napoleon is looking at the footage I felt like he wanted to resort back to his old outlaw days
Where is the audio
Let's gooooo