Jayz who? If Pac was still here!: New Evidence Confirms Jay Z Planned A H!t On 2pac | HO

Rumors are starting to circulate that Jay Z was so jealous of Pac that he wanted to get rid of him so he could step up and it looks like there might be new evidence to back this shocking claim.

But does this mean Jay actually planned a hit on Pac or is this just another conspiracy theory?

Rumors are circulating that Jay-Z may have harbored jealousy towards Tupac Shakur and possibly even orchestrated his demise to further his own career. These speculations gained traction after Billboard Magazine named Jay-Z the greatest rapper of all time, with Tupac not even making the top three. Fans have revived discussions about Jay-Z’s rise to prominence, suggesting that if Tupac hadn’t been eliminated, Jay-Z would not have achieved his current status.

The tensions between Tupac and Jay-Z allegedly stemmed from their involvement in the East Coast-West Coast hip-hop rivalry, particularly exacerbated by Tupac’s feud with Biggie Smalls, who collaborated with Jay-Z on the track “Brooklyn’s Finest.” This collaboration reportedly angered Tupac, who felt betrayed by Biggie and, by extension, Jay-Z.

The feud between Tupac and Biggie escalated following the infamous Quad Studios incident in 1994, leading to a rift between the East and West Coast rap scenes. Tupac’s diss tracks targeted Jay-Z, indicating a personal animosity between them.

However, some fans argue that Jay-Z’s perceived jealousy of Tupac’s success may have fueled his involvement in Tupac’s demise. These suspicions were fueled by statements from individuals like Atlanta rapper Big Gip, who suggested that Jay-Z’s rise to fame was partly due to his association with Beyoncé, while Tupac’s appeal was rooted in his authenticity and raw talent.

Additionally, former LAPD detective Greg Kading implicated Diddy in the murders of Tupac and Biggie, suggesting a possible connection between Diddy’s actions and Jay-Z’s rise in the rap scene. While Jay-Z has never been directly implicated in Tupac’s murder, fans continue to speculate about his potential involvement, citing his ambitious nature and desire for success.

Ultimately, the truth behind these rumors remains uncertain, and Jay-Z has not addressed these allegations directly. However, the ongoing speculation underscores the complexities of the rap industry and the enduring legacy of Tupac Shakur.

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REASON WHY TUPAC DISSED JAY-Z EXPLAINED BY OUTLAWZ MEMBER

Jay-Z was dissed by Tupac in 1996 and now years later Outlawz member E.D.I. Mean explains perhaps why Shakur took aim at the Brooklyn rapper.

Fresh out on bail and on his new home of Death Row records, Tupac was clearly on a mission. Poised to come back 50 times stronger and take down his competition, Tupac wasn’t holding back. Clearly his intended target lyrically was the Notorious B.I.G. and the entire Bad Boy camp.

Tupac and the Outlawz addressed Biggie and accompany in arguably hip hop’s greatest diss record of all time, Hit ‘Em Up. Closing out the song, Tupac made it very clear that others who sided with Biggie were on the hit list.

“When I came out I told you it was just about Biggie, then everybody had to open their mouth with a motherf****** opinion. Well this is how we’re gonna do it, f*** Mobb Deep, f*** Biggie. F*** Bad Boy as a staff, record label and as a motherf****** crew and if you wanna be down with Bad Boy then f*** you too,” said Tupac closing out Hit ‘Em Up.

Chino XL was also mentioned on the diss record, while Nas and Jay-Z were dissed on other songs. On Tupac’s posthumous release, Hov was dissed on the record All Out. “You got a lot of nerve to play me, Another g** rapper, bustin’ caps to Jay-Z,” rapped Tupac.

Appearing on Cam Capone News, Outlawz member E.D.I. Mean who, was featured on All Out, revealed why Tupac decided to diss the Brooklyn rapper.