The Untold Story of Tupac's Beef with Mobb Deep

🔥Mobb Deep's involvement in the East Coast vs West Coast war was a major factor in Tupac's beef with them.

💣The release of the 'New York, New York' video by the Dogg Pound sparked tensions between West Coast and East Coast artists.

👑Tupac felt disrespected by Mobb Deep's lack of appreciation for New York in their music and visuals.

📻Biggie allegedly called on radio stations to let the people of New York know about West Coast artists filming in the city.

🎥Mobb Deep's involvement in a Noriega and Capone record further intensified the beef with Tupac and the West Coast.

What started Tupac's beef with Mobb Deep?

—There were several reasons, including Mobb Deep's involvement in the East Coast vs West Coast war and their lack of appreciation for New York in their music.

Did Tupac and Mobb Deep ever collaborate?

—No, they never collaborated on any songs together.

Were there any direct diss tracks between Tupac and Mobb Deep?

—There were no direct diss tracks, but Tupac's unreleased song 'NY 87' took shots at Mobb Deep and other East Coast artists.

Did Mobb Deep respond to Tupac's diss?

—Mobb Deep never directly responded to Tupac's diss, but they defended themselves in interviews and expressed their perspective on the beef.

Did Tupac's beef with Mobb Deep have any long-lasting effects?

—The beef between Tupac and Mobb Deep contributed to the heightening tensions between the West Coast and East Coast rap scenes at the time.

00:00Introduction to the untold story of Tupac's beef with Mobb Deep.

02:56Explanation of Mobb Deep's involvement in the East Coast vs West Coast war.

05:57Discussion of the 'New York, New York' video and its impact on the beef.

09:59Analysis of Mobb Deep's lack of appreciation for New York in their music.

12:25Explanation of Biggie calling out West Coast artists in New York on the radio.

13:40Discussion of Mobb Deep's involvement in a Noriega and Capone record.

18:03Wrap-up of the main insights and the significance of the beef between Tupac and Mobb Deep.