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This is what Death Row looked like when the cameras were an afterthought
2Pac, Suge, Aaron Hall, Danny Boy, K-Ci & JoJo cuttin up BTS on the Toss It Up shoot
2pac trolling Dr Dre: “If you’re a homo, Dre not gon be here today.”
One of the last times Death Row looked untouchable
Famous Davis retweeted
2Pac Pulls Up Live on 92.3 The Beat. Fresh off the release of All Eyez On Me.
February 1996. Morning of the Grammys.
All Eyez on Me had only been out about two weeks when P Funk from 92.3 The Beat pulled up live on John London & The House Party morning show with Tupac sitting right next to him.
Still riding that All Eyez On Me wave. Still in the streets. Still unfiltered.
Pac jokes that P Funk was outside in his drawls trying to get in the Grammys, so he dragged him into the limo and told him to put some clothes on.
2Pac clowned Funk because he said Ol’ Dirty Bastard needs to win an award over him.
Pac even talks about trying to put together a California Love show with Snoop and get it on 92.3 The Beat.
He also promoted Snoop’s “Tha Doggfather” album & “2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted” future video shoot.
If you Listen close — you can even hear Monica’s Before You Walk Out of My Life about to play in the background.
Months later, Pac sends the love right back to The Beat on 2 Live & Die In LA.
“This go out for 92.3…”
One of the last times we heard 2Pac feeling very optimistic for his future after the release of All Eyez On Me.
2Pac Pulls Up Live on 92.3 The Beat. Fresh off the release of All Eyez On Me.
February 1996. Morning of the Grammys.
All Eyez on Me had only been out about two weeks when P Funk from 92.3 The Beat pulled up live on John London & The House Party morning show with Tupac sitting right next to him.
Still riding that All Eyez On Me wave. Still in the streets. Still unfiltered.
Pac jokes that P Funk was outside in his drawls trying to get in the Grammys, so he dragged him into the limo and told him to put some clothes on.
2Pac clowned Funk because he said Ol’ Dirty Bastard needs to win an award over him.
Pac even talks about trying to put together a California Love show with Snoop and get it on 92.3 The Beat.
He also promoted Snoop’s “Tha Doggfather” album & “2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted” future video shoot.
If you Listen close — you can even hear Monica’s Before You Walk Out of My Life about to play in the background.
Months later, Pac sends the love right back to The Beat on 2 Live & Die In LA.
“This go out for 92.3…”
One of the last times we heard 2Pac feeling very optimistic for his future after the release of All Eyez On Me.
Famous Davis retweeted
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Lil Bay Area history for the TL
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
This n95a jt never ages
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
buddy is so fye to me, his lore deserves a movie fasho
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Ooooohhh Aaahhhh Yeah...This Happened I Was In College In The Bay & It Was News‼️
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Too many stories of pac fighting anyone and gang members!
Keep telling you mfs PAC had a heart of a lion and was with the shyt no matter where he was at
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Damn I remember " The Stone". It was a punk spot that let hip hop acts perform too. I saw Souls of mischief, Onyx, Boss, The Coup, and I don't know how many more acts there. Shit was active around there too. I remember Onyx walked in there lookin " concerned" 😂🤣🤣
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Wow
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Oh. That's strange, cus I remember the parasocial weirdos on here saying Pac was a homosexual government agent 💀
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
2Pac’s Revenge on JT the Bigga Figga 😂
The Fillmore hood may have took Pac for his jewelry but he got JT for 2 chip phones lmaoo
2Pac was petty asf and he’s a legend for that shit too 😭😭
Famous Davis retweeted
lion hearted 🔥
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Bay history lesson
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
It's crazy how people pretend he was fake when there's so many stories of Pac holding it down
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
👀
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Pac never gonna let RR or any of his friends get jumped. Pac will go down with the ship. Real G shit!
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…
Famous Davis retweeted
Pac was always a real one 💪🏽💯
Loyalty Comes With a Price: 2Pac gets jumped & robbed by one of San Francisco’s Deadliest hoods over a Richie Rich lyric & how Rappin’ 4 Tay saved his life.
The Stone on Broadway. San Francisco, CA. June 1992.
Richie Rich dropped a bar mocking San Francisco’s Fillmore District after an attempted robbery where he was able to escape after leaving his grandma’s home in the neighborhood. The song featured 2Pac and main artist The Gov.
The name of the song: Gaffled Like That.
JT the Bigga Figga states it was the fact Richie Rich put this issue front and center instead of charging’ it to the game made it personal.
The Fillmore heavyweights—led by JT the Bigga Figga and San Quinn—took it as a direct threat to the neighborhood.
When Richie Rich rolled into SF to perform at The Stone on Broadway along with The Gov & 2Pac, the Fillmore sent a mob to crash the stage after they started performing the song.
2Pac didn't even know what the beef was about, but when he saw his friend outnumbered, he grabbed a mic stand and swung on the entire crowd.
JT & San confirm 2Pac made contact with several folks from Fillmore and jokes that’s how Pac lost his ring. However, JT says 2Pac & Richie Rich were robbed of their jewelry.
T-Maine Brown also known as TB was the one who took the jewelry from 2Pac according to San Quinn and he passed away with those items still in his possession.
Rappin’ 4 Tay who is from Fillmore had so much love and admiration for Pac that he started to pull everyone of his people off him. 2Pac was grateful for that gesture to Tay and he made that well-known.
2Pac did get his revenge on JT The Bigga Figga years later. Well, sort of…