He still wrong He was grown in 1997, celebration of someone getting killed is sad, this nigga literally smiled when asked about it, he still happy Biggie died
But...my question is, why was niggas hating on Big like this?? HE DIDNT DO ANYTHING TO TUPAC.......And, Napoleon.....YOUR FROM NEW JERSEY. YOU SOUND DUMB.
@@flaviusmaximus2051 I said what I said , outlawz ain't put no work in on the shooters but riding past biggie party acting like they wanna do something all that s*** was so corny
As a Tupac fan and Biggie fan, I mourn their loss in different ways. When it happened I was 15 and was sad that there would be no more records. Its only as I aged and matured that I looked it as we lost two brilliant individuals at such a young age. Now when I listen to their music, I reflect on the art of rap, creativity, their families loss, ignorance and their mind set. Such a shame.
@cedricgreene6227 he felt loyalty to Suge because Suge had him on the hook as far as money. Everybody around Tupac said that he didn't like to be controlled and was gonna part ways at some point with Suge, and at that point, it wouldn't have been good. Deathrow East sounded terrible as a record company. For Suge to bail out Tupac after Tupac's wife contacted him was a win-win situation, even his death, unfortunately. Suge still was making profits off of Tupac. Tupac was a hot MC and hated Bad Boy Records as much as Suge, so they used that to sell Records.
The next level of maturity would be acknowledging this shit is all PAC’s fault and he got both men killed trying to sell records💯 but that’s probably too much to admit
Say what you what about this dude but the fact of the matter is he speaks straight facts no matter how it makes him look & you gotta respect that. Nothing but mad respect for you Napoleon you are 100% in my book
Back in 97, I didn't mourn Biggie's death. In fact, I didn't care. I was a child and a super loyal Pac fan, so I was very disrespectful for years about him. After becoming a man and seeing the error in my ways, my views changed, and I actually shedded a tear at the end of Notorious in the theater. Man, I was so immature. My older sister always told me I was wrong and you could like both. I wasn't trying to hear it.
Same. The joy I feel when I play their features together like runnin from the police, untouchables, house of pain. Or when I see the footage of them on stage, shit is raw. They were both ahead of their time. Makaveli the Don, N O, T O, RI, O, US, U JUST LAY DOWN SLOW. RIP
I was the same way I’m from DC always supported the East Coast. I felt like 2Pac was a sellout for going to the West Coast but I can’t understand why he did it. He felt like biggie set him up when that even was not the case 96, 97 was the years that true Giants died
I was living in LA back then and the moment I heard biggie on the radio and in LA i knew he was playing with fire. It had only been like 5 or 6 months from Pacs passing and at that time we still had the album makaveli so as a fan it still felt like we got to hold onto pacs presence for a bit longer.
Not gonna lie I was 14 when biggie died, and my reaction was how dumb could he be to go to LA 6 months after Tupac died . Even today at 40 it doesn’t make logical sense to me .
This is exactly how it is when your young y’all have to understand that 2pac was like their father bro did everything for them put them on with music bought them clothes gave them jewelry so when he died they ofc assumed biggie was apart of it so ofc their wanted revenge but I’m pretty sure they have wised up now
maybe they knew he was a part of it. they know more about the politics behind everything... they wouldn't be just gooing off some random assumptions. just as the guys who killed BIG i think biggie was involved in the hit
@@DreJ912 Pac started the whole shit by falsely accusing Biggie of setting him up which put Biggie immediately danger, Biggie was supposed to kiss his ass from that or not speak on the situation? LKG was a general shot to everyone to anyone talking shit, he just used four words from a title of Pac’s song. I’m sorry if Pac fans are too stupid to understand that.
@@johnbarry8283cut the dude some slack. He basically admits to it, just not remembered it, maybe cause it hurts for him to admit this now he a changed man. Sometimes it hurts yourself the most to clearly admit you did some bad shit.
@@johnbarry8283 Dude, if you watched some of his interviews you would know that he had an alcohol problem back then and drank a lot. As someone who consumed an excessive amount of alcohol in his youth, I can confirm that I don't remember much from those 6-7 years. It's not for nothing that they say alcohol makes you forget.
@@jackmayoff5797 sure did there were times he did but it was on the slick Pac that was more open about how he felt. I was young but I didn't want anyone else to die once pac was killed my thoughts changed the older I became the more they change it's called growth.
From a 48 yr old living in Harlem NY at the time of Pac's death....No one celebrated Pac dying. Pac was from Harlem too!! We just wished things were different! But no celebrations.
Yeah you see how he tried to put his sins on the bad boy camp like naw ninja you ain't slick own that for yourself music.ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_mbfGVFEvaD67cEDLlIbAg5mKOR-VOz2HI.html&si=lSZKJyvoK-reClcb
I'm a Biggie fan and I respect Mutah for just being upfront and honest. Cuz I'm the same age as him, the maturity level at 19-20 yrs old isn't the same at 46. I wasn't happy neither died but I get what he means And with all the info coming out now, both Pac and BIG died senselessly and neither had a chance to talk and try to work it out.
This is real, and how a lot of people felt during that time period. Well, let me only speak for me and the people that I was around. The conversation was why is Biggie out in Cali knowing how they felt about Pac. We felt like Biggie was being disrespectful. When the news of Biggie being murdered, we absolutely felt at the time, that he asked for it by playing with fire. That was our mindset back in 96/97. This isn’t my opinion, this is what the conversation was amongst the people I was around. Pac felt like he was our homeboy . People cried to his music. It was something to be living, and aware during the Pac era..
@donpido6023 yeah because ya'll didn't want to face the truth that pac was killed by the west coast point blank period suge the money fame plus notoriety had had all of em feeling untouchable speak facts pac got laid down by l.a. crips who death row jumped at the fight big had nothing to do with that it's all on ya'll hands and made an excuse to take a innocent person straight facts punk ass bitches scared of the truth huh.....
I feel u on that one. I was 16 then but u remember, remember, remember...u had to living in LA to witness that. As a LA born and raise LA native I remember. And I'm so glad I witness that!
BIG rapping that song, even making it, AFTER Pac was gone was tasteless, regardless of how old he was. He should have known better. Can't blame no one else for that mistake. RIP PAC & BIG.
@@unrhu Sir go back and listen to “Against All Odds.” “And that nigga that was down for me rest the dead/ switched sides guess his new friends wanted him dead.” That line was for Stretch after Stretch died. And Pac was godfather to Stretch’s daughter.
This man is amazing a true example on the type of man people should hope to become. Honest, peaceful, and compassionate. His growth as a person is amazing.
What’s crazy to me is hearing him say they drove by the afterparty a couple times that fateful night B.I.G got shot!! I’ve never heard that before from anyone of the Outlaws!
People who didn't know Pac but were fans were celebrating when Biggie got killed I remember that. Pac was their leader so why expect anything different from those guys plus they were kids that was going on. Respect to Mutah for being honest about it.
@@PPHDocumentaries biggie overrated his freestyles wasn't freestyles is written rhythm already. Biggie knew pac was getting set up in 1994 & said nothing he was scared of Jimmy & jack & biggie was built like that how he rap on his records . Glad big is gone no way biggie live & pac die .
The celebration of death mentality is the mindset of most Chicago youth. I respect Napoleon for keeping it real and I also respect his growth as a man!💯
he definitely remembers lmaooo he just tryna be respectful & not openly admit to it, but he know they were happy. especially him. Po Nitty was wild & on that. theres footage of them in a garage with Death Row & Dogg Pound, he out the window yellin "BAD BOY KILLA! YOU BETTER KEEP THAT! IF YOU DONT IMA BE MAD ATCHU!" 😂😂😂😂
Exactly. Pac was their homie. Plus Bad Boy was sneak dissing Pac on records after his demise. Who wouldn't want revenge at their age when Pac did so much for them and he's dead?! BIG should've told Puff hell no I'm not going to LA.
@@demondsims5411Dogg....how many times do a man have to warn you about the company you keep??? Isn't it said that Big tried to WARN him about the people he was around??? Why do you weirdos keep saying Big deserved that shit? Are yall retarded???
Pac was dissing big all while he was alive and people expect big to have respect for him after he dies?? And pac dissed stretch after he died and that’s okay? Once again y’all gotta stop treating Tupac like he’s a God because he wasn’t.
Holla at me was recorded in October 95, Stretch died on November 30th 95. On against all odds he doesn't diss him he just mentions him. Plus Stretch and the other foos were dissing Pac while pac was in prison, thought he would just take that? Let it go, he's not a God but stop letting him live in ur head, be solid.
@@michaela5811 I’m emotional cause I said stop treating pac like a god? You don’t know what emotional means if that’s the case. Niggas are all through these comments rewriting history.
@@walk_erwe all celebrated. Truth be told, biggie got what he deserved. A New Yorker coming to Cali thinking he can diss one of us lol. LA is real cuz. Not only that the crop set got taking out
@@unrhu The higher ups sent Suge to jail? Or was Suge caught on videotape kicking someone after he was on probation? Maybe there’s something I don’t know.
@@datniggaeazye.5968 Respect but Art is kinda bias when it comes to Pac. He had Stretch’s brother Majesty saying they visited Pac and told him they saw the robbers put the gun in Cease face and said get back on the elevator. And PAC told them I just did an interview. Which means he knew they had nothing to do with his robbery. Art minimizes these points.
@ABShah-ku9tpyep. And? I know plenty of Muslims, and they are NOT perfect. They feel Human Emotions, just like every other Human Being. He wasn't even Muslim back then, so you gotta try again with that nonsense.
@anthonyclark9441 it's not this was long before he converted they we're in a serious beef and biggie was moving mad weird after the fact sending sneak disses at their deceased homie slash big brother c'mon man people had a much different mindset then vs now smh
🙌🏻if you dont get it you wont get it the streets is cold and different so is understandable if you look at it from a different point of view .. growth and maturity
He has a pass. I was 13 in Africa hadn’t been to the states yet and I celebrated too. I was team Pac all the way but now I’m angry that this happened to both of them. This wasn’t even their beef it was Suges and puffs
I did to to be honest back in 96 I was 18 I was celebrating to. 🥳 and we have the same birthday May 21st. Now I’m older I have a different mindset Rip Pac and Big! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
They were all young and not matured so it's totally understandable that they would react that way when you lost someone you love. The people who can't move on in life and grow with maturity are people who have hate in their heart and hold grudges.
Back in the day, I thought the same way and I'm glad that Napoleon said it best. We lost the greatest rapper of all time so naturally, I felt the same way.
@@MW-en8ul I can't sit here and say I was sad that Biggie lost his life then due to what Pac was saying. Pac said Biggie set him up and I believed him.
kadafi's mom attacking napoleon is just her hurt about her son and pac being gone but i don't think napoleon had anything to do with covering kadafi's murder.
@@Kalifornia_Dreaming he did say that the witnesses who were in the apt when it happened are to this day are friends on ig so if they were threatened why would they be friends still and when the shooting happened i believe they were on some type of pills messed up so that's why they had said it was an accident because they were under the influence.
I get it, but I don’t. If they knew LA crips got Pac, why not go after them for revenge? They were probably not really about that life. Big had absolutely nothing to do with what happened in Vegas
Big not but his boss probably at that point it didn't matter Big or puffy it is really unfortunate, things got that way for both . After big Jake and PAC died someone was going to die within bad boy I still believe Puffy was the target.
@@kendrajackson9725 stop it kept it a 100% listen to the record he did with diss biggie & puffy if they c them to gonna kill bad boy but now u don't remember when biggie was u happy stop fronted 🤡
Love Mutah and his words are so true. I remember that time since we both near the same age and when I heard Big got killed in LA, I as a young man said why is he over on that turf so fast and then spittin a lyric that seems as a Pac diss. I was like is he crazy and was he asking for retaliation? I wish it didn't happen but I said they got one back for Pac's death. Now as an older man I say I wish them brother could of sat down and spoke it out. Smh
Suge have seen and talked to Keefe D, on several occasions after Pac passed away. Suge did nothing to him because Keefe D and Orlando Anderson didn’t do it
If everyone gotta mind set like NAP this world would be a much better place. bro is very intelligent, mature, real, straight to the point and understanding. I respect anyone who takes accountability for their own actions and not just point fingers to others all the time.
I really admire and respect Napoleon aka Mutah. He’s definitely grown and matured and realized how he was and how he was moving back then was not right and senseless. I myself have grown and matured into the same type of man. I’ve learned from my mistakes and am a better person cause of it. Respect ✊🏼
My respect for him grow every time I listen to him .
Hell yeah don't you know Poli invented the opp pac
Damn sure better spokes person 4 muslims in the world than Bin Laden & them
@@killakopter5193what? Do you speak English?
He’s talking about how he felt in 97, not 2023 people. Common sense lol
Word
Exactly lol.
It's not common. People stupid
Facts 💯💯💯
He still wrong
He was grown in 1997, celebration of someone getting killed is sad, this nigga literally smiled when asked about it, he still happy Biggie died
I commend him for his honesty.
U can tell on his face when art asked him. U can tell he knew it was the truth.
@@magnetshakurright
At least he honest about it for real, I would've felt the same way, I wouldn't feel that way now I don't wish death on nobody but pedophiles
But...my question is, why was niggas hating on Big like this?? HE DIDNT DO ANYTHING TO TUPAC.......And, Napoleon.....YOUR FROM NEW JERSEY. YOU SOUND DUMB.
@@ijumpjudythe same way you wish you can project having a gay love affair with Pac 😂😂😂
pac would be so proud of this MAN
I swear PAC made that song 🎵 🎶 I AINT MAD AT CHA for him
@@danielwilliams846 i swear
@@danielwilliams846heard you a MusIim now!!!
Didn't bust 1 shot at the cats who got pac but celebrating biggie demise it's clown s***
@@danielwilliams846Frl tho lol unknowingly Pac did Lol. Pac would be proud of Napoleon. No doubt.
This dude growth is a beautiful thing to see. Just hoping youths that's in that cycle of ignorance hears his words and realize that life ain't it
What growth? He's still smiling smh dude ain't even ride out for 2pac
He fake his cousin killed kadafi why would he accidentally point gun at key witness in pacs murder now he hide behind muslim brothers for protection
@@mh7067 huh?!!!!
@@flaviusmaximus2051 I said what I said , outlawz ain't put no work in on the shooters but riding past biggie party acting like they wanna do something all that s*** was so corny
Unfortunately most people only learn though experience
Napoleon is probably one of a few that made a tragic situation into a positive.
Which ones Didn't?
Pac cuz Castro is studying something crazy in school like chemical engineering or something lol
As a Tupac fan and Biggie fan, I mourn their loss in different ways. When it happened I was 15 and was sad that there would be no more records. Its only as I aged and matured that I looked it as we lost two brilliant individuals at such a young age. Now when I listen to their music, I reflect on the art of rap, creativity, their families loss, ignorance and their mind set. Such a shame.
I think for Pac he felt a loyalty to Suge Knight because he was the only one that came to his defense when he was in Prison.
@cedricgreene6227 he felt loyalty to Suge because Suge had him on the hook as far as money. Everybody around Tupac said that he didn't like to be controlled and was gonna part ways at some point with Suge, and at that point, it wouldn't have been good. Deathrow East sounded terrible as a record company. For Suge to bail out Tupac after Tupac's wife contacted him was a win-win situation, even his death, unfortunately. Suge still was making profits off of Tupac. Tupac was a hot MC and hated Bad Boy Records as much as Suge, so they used that to sell Records.
I always thought people that was both Big and Pac fans aren't real
@@davidchiwaya3707why? Some people are music fans
The next level of maturity would be acknowledging this shit is all PAC’s fault and he got both men killed trying to sell records💯 but that’s probably too much to admit
Say what you what about this dude but the fact of the matter is he speaks straight facts no matter how it makes him look & you gotta respect that. Nothing but mad respect for you Napoleon you are 100% in my book
💯💯💯
It is the way they grew up I follow him and his brother on Instagram they speak their mind
He needs to tell the truth that it wasn't Orlando
Back in 97, I didn't mourn Biggie's death. In fact, I didn't care. I was a child and a super loyal Pac fan, so I was very disrespectful for years about him. After becoming a man and seeing the error in my ways, my views changed, and I actually shedded a tear at the end of Notorious in the theater. Man, I was so immature. My older sister always told me I was wrong and you could like both. I wasn't trying to hear it.
That’s because Stans like your worship Tupac likes he’s God or something. Makes me want to 🤮
Same. The joy I feel when I play their features together like runnin from the police, untouchables, house of pain. Or when I see the footage of them on stage, shit is raw. They were both ahead of their time. Makaveli the Don, N O, T O, RI, O, US, U JUST LAY DOWN SLOW. RIP
Send his mom a card out of respect
I was the same way I’m from DC always supported the East Coast. I felt like 2Pac was a sellout for going to the West Coast but I can’t understand why he did it. He felt like biggie set him up when that even was not the case 96, 97 was the years that true Giants died
Boy u are sad worshipping celebrities 😂
I was living in LA back then and the moment I heard biggie on the radio and in LA i knew he was playing with fire. It had only been like 5 or 6 months from Pacs passing and at that time we still had the album makaveli so as a fan it still felt like we got to hold onto pacs presence for a bit longer.
No cap. Str8 facts. I was in LA also. Still here.
@joshuajohnson1796 Which time?
Then got on the microphone at the Soul Train Awards talkin bout sum "What's up Cali..?" Really nigga... I knew something was gonna happen...
@@gnosferatu667 Biggie too me always showed Cali too much love.
Not gonna lie I was 14 when biggie died, and my reaction was how dumb could he be to go to LA 6 months after Tupac died . Even today at 40 it doesn’t make logical sense to me .
L.A felt that way.He dissed Pac and him and Puffy were out here doing the most.Even Gipp said it.
Facts
We all felt that way at the time first Big Jake then Pac the streets were talking
Respect for this young man , this is honesty and maturity
Glad to see and hear Napoleon growth and honesty. Rip 2PAC and BiGGIE 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊
@@ijumpjudy🤡
F!@#$ biggie he knew pac was gonna get set up on 1994
@@ijumpjudyGet your insignificant trolling bussy boy ass on somewhere.
@@ijumpjudytoo bad u showin no sign of leavin that Closet soon lmao
This is exactly how it is when your young y’all have to understand that 2pac was like their father bro did everything for them put them on with music bought them clothes gave them jewelry so when he died they ofc assumed biggie was apart of it so ofc their wanted revenge but I’m pretty sure they have wised up now
maybe they knew he was a part of it. they know more about the politics behind everything...
they wouldn't be just gooing off some random assumptions. just as the guys who killed BIG
i think biggie was involved in the hit
He was a bad father to them. Just like Suge was a bad father to Tupac.
We understand you are a d*** rider
Back Then.. It Was an Eye 👁️ For An Eye 👁️… But Both Sides Were Blinded.
There was no both sides. Only one side was acting foolish.
It was only Deathrow and the Pac side/fans that were acting like a-holes.
@@gbrazorso biggie dissing pac AFTER HE DIED isn’t acting foolish? K
@@DreJ912 Pac started the whole shit by falsely accusing Biggie of setting him up which put Biggie immediately danger, Biggie was supposed to kiss his ass from that or not speak on the situation? LKG was a general shot to everyone to anyone talking shit, he just used four words from a title of Pac’s song. I’m sorry if Pac fans are too stupid to understand that.
@@gbrazorit’s no proof puffy wasn’t apart of everything.
I just love his honesty..
In a way yes but he says he can’t remember which is a lie just embarrassed to say yes we were celebrating
@@johnbarry8283cut the dude some slack. He basically admits to it, just not remembered it, maybe cause it hurts for him to admit this now he a changed man. Sometimes it hurts yourself the most to clearly admit you did some bad shit.
Fax. So refreshing in the age of cloutchasing & fu**ery
@@johnbarry8283
Dude, if you watched some of his interviews you would know that he had an alcohol problem back then and drank a lot. As someone who consumed an excessive amount of alcohol in his youth, I can confirm that I don't remember much from those 6-7 years. It's not for nothing that they say alcohol makes you forget.
Love how honest Napoleon is and how reflective he is. The Outlawz and Pac were truly good ppl its too bad they got dealt the wrong hand
right while biggie people denying dissing pac and long kiss goodnight and other indirect disses they was doing
They are now after growing up....in 96 it was a different story. Those thugs were reckless asf
@@timothycheadleiii1835facts they paint biggie as a saint
@@jackmayoff5797 sure did there were times he did but it was on the slick Pac that was more open about how he felt. I was young but I didn't want anyone else to die once pac was killed my thoughts changed the older I became the more they change it's called growth.
MOSTLY honest. He didn't deny it but didn't admit it and the justification of it definitely proved he knew he did that shit.
I respect this mans honesty
I can understand how he felt. You lose pac and you hear big on the radio subliminally dissing him on long kiss goodnight. You got too comfortable.
At least he’s honest about it!
@ABShah-ku9tphe wasn't Muslim back then
@Awoken777Yeah but why bring up him being Muslim when he wasn't.
@@ralfiejr34napoleon lying they all celebrated But lIke Big said it's all good baby baby
@ABShah-ku9tp Use your brains and not your emotion. Do you remember who you were 27 years ago?
@Awoken777okay? Who cares. Not your biz. Goofy
From a 48 yr old living in Harlem NY at the time of Pac's death....No one celebrated Pac dying. Pac was from Harlem too!! We just wished things were different! But no celebrations.
I can guarantee that there were people celebrating PAC’s death in NY.
Can't fix stupid
Yeah you see how he tried to put his sins on the bad boy camp like naw ninja you ain't slick own that for yourself
music.ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_mbfGVFEvaD67cEDLlIbAg5mKOR-VOz2HI.html&si=lSZKJyvoK-reClcb
@SteelerzReignSupremeII is that a gay wizard? lol
Being a 16yr old living and being from Brooklyn, I wept when Pac was killed. Impactful to our generation just as Malcolm X
I'm a Biggie fan and I respect Mutah for just being upfront and honest. Cuz I'm the same age as him, the maturity level at 19-20 yrs old isn't the same at 46. I wasn't happy neither died but I get what he means And with all the info coming out now, both Pac and BIG died senselessly and neither had a chance to talk and try to work it out.
Yea he’s not like them fake @$$ NY rappers who ain’t man enough to say that they didn’t like Pac Mutah don’t move like them weak ni99as.
At least he was honest I respect him for that 💯
I respect the truth and being honest about where he was in that time
All others living through dat time would've lied
I love Napoleon’s honesty! He gives the best interviews on Pac
Napoleon was a crazy dude back then and matured as he got older
All love and respect to brother Napoleon
You have to respect his honesty and the reflection of knowing the loss of those lives were sad
This is real, and how a lot of people felt during that time period. Well, let me only speak for me and the people that I was around. The conversation was why is Biggie out in Cali knowing how they felt about Pac. We felt like Biggie was being disrespectful. When the news of Biggie being murdered, we absolutely felt at the time, that he asked for it by playing with fire. That was our mindset back in 96/97. This isn’t my opinion, this is what the conversation was amongst the people I was around. Pac felt like he was our homeboy . People cried to his music. It was something to be living, and aware during the Pac era..
@donpido6023 yeah because ya'll didn't want to face the truth that pac was killed by the west coast point blank period suge the money fame plus notoriety had had all of em feeling untouchable speak facts pac got laid down by l.a. crips who death row jumped at the fight big had nothing to do with that it's all on ya'll hands and made an excuse to take a innocent person straight facts punk ass bitches scared of the truth huh.....
I feel u on that one. I was 16 then but u remember, remember, remember...u had to living in LA to witness that. As a LA born and raise LA native I remember. And I'm so glad I witness that!
Well spoken
I love this dude because he's so fucking honest, yet humble about it.
BIG rapping that song, even making it, AFTER Pac was gone was tasteless, regardless of how old he was. He should have known better. Can't blame no one else for that mistake. RIP PAC & BIG.
Now didn’t Pac do the same thing to Stretch after Stretch died?
@@travelinmanexactly
@@travelinmanNO, PAC saing "bless the dead" about Stretch is not dissing a dead man. Y'all so lame to keep trying that
@@travelinman he's wrong for that too
@@unrhu Sir go back and listen to “Against All Odds.” “And that nigga that was down for me rest the dead/ switched sides guess his new friends wanted him dead.” That line was for Stretch after Stretch died. And Pac was godfather to Stretch’s daughter.
This man is amazing a true example on the type of man people should hope to become. Honest, peaceful, and compassionate. His growth as a person is amazing.
He’s biased towards Tupac.
@@JohnDaDon12 he was his friend. Of course he is. I am biased towards my friends too.
Well if biggie died first.
Then you just might have
What’s crazy to me is hearing him say they drove by the afterparty a couple times that fateful night B.I.G got shot!! I’ve never heard that before from anyone of the Outlaws!
Sounds like there was already a plan in place and "somebody" didn't want the outlaws to screw up the play.
He should’ve kept that to himself
@@CourageUnderFire87I said the same thing but I Kno they ain't have nothing to do wit big death
People who didn't know Pac but were fans were celebrating when Biggie got killed I remember that. Pac was their leader so why expect anything different from those guys plus they were kids that was going on. Respect to Mutah for being honest about it.
When Pac died, we mourned in NYC
How he didn't own up to it
@@terrenceperkins5282 he never denied it wym
And some biggie fans was also "celebrating" when Pac died. Really more like they were saying "he deserved it" or "good for him."
@@PPHDocumentaries biggie overrated his freestyles wasn't freestyles is written rhythm already.
Biggie knew pac was getting set up in 1994 & said nothing he was scared of Jimmy & jack & biggie was built like that how he rap on his records .
Glad big is gone no way biggie live & pac die .
The celebration of death mentality is the mindset of most Chicago youth. I respect Napoleon for keeping it real and I also respect his growth as a man!💯
I always love enjoy watching Napoleons interviews. This man has grown so much and today his a role model. His interviews are always honest and neutral
he definitely remembers lmaooo he just tryna be respectful & not openly admit to it, but he know they were happy. especially him. Po Nitty was wild & on that. theres footage of them in a garage with Death Row & Dogg Pound, he out the window yellin "BAD BOY KILLA! YOU BETTER KEEP THAT! IF YOU DONT IMA BE MAD ATCHU!" 😂😂😂😂
Son be deceptive asf 😂😂 like on everything. This how I know he's dangerous
Even if he did, he had every right to. Especially at THAT time.
That’s a load of bullshit. The difference is Pac was the one instigating the beef.
Exactly. Pac was their homie. Plus Bad Boy was sneak dissing Pac on records after his demise. Who wouldn't want revenge at their age when Pac did so much for them and he's dead?! BIG should've told Puff hell
no I'm not going to LA.
@@demondsims5411Dogg....how many times do a man have to warn you about the company you keep??? Isn't it said that Big tried to WARN him about the people he was around??? Why do you weirdos keep saying Big deserved that shit? Are yall retarded???
Pac was dissing big all while he was alive and people expect big to have respect for him after he dies?? And pac dissed stretch after he died and that’s okay? Once again y’all gotta stop treating Tupac like he’s a God because he wasn’t.
Wtf are talking about go back to bed😂
Pop in another tamp on, emotions are running 😂
Holla at me was recorded in October 95, Stretch died on November 30th 95. On against all odds he doesn't diss him he just mentions him. Plus Stretch and the other foos were dissing Pac while pac was in prison, thought he would just take that? Let it go, he's not a God but stop letting him live in ur head, be solid.
@@michaela5811 I’m emotional cause I said stop treating pac like a god? You don’t know what emotional means if that’s the case. Niggas are all through these comments rewriting history.
@@officialclizzleof420 Ight drizzle420😭
Gotta respect the man's honesty for that and I cab understand his perspective fully!!!
I remember being in highschool and doin the same too 🙈! The dissing of Pac by Biggie was a lowest of the low man that’s when Big lost all respect!
Did you lose respect for pac when he dissed stretch after he died? Probably not
@@walk_erno one really knew if stretch was involved back then. It was a myth… in retrospect, Stretch with Pac was probably his best era
@@reefk8876 it was still wrong
@@walk_erwe all celebrated. Truth be told, biggie got what he deserved. A New Yorker coming to Cali thinking he can diss one of us lol. LA is real cuz. Not only that the crop set got taking out
@@jamalrussell3865 Pac aint one of you. LMAO
They were young, and the industry took FULL advantage!🤬
RIP to Biggie and Pac!😢
That part......
I respect his response to the question. He is a Grown Man now and understands how they were programmed back then. Salute to you sir 🙏
That long kiss goodnight stuff was unforgivable.
biggie didnt open his mouth about tupac until after his death he had to die for that
Long kiss to me it's better than hit them up umm you can't tell directly that you fuck my wife
“As a Muslim “-Napoleon
@@colossus112785yeah that’s BS
@@ItachiInvincible1111Whats a bumboy?
@@ItachiInvincible1111 Yeah, because Biggie didn't disrespect Pac after he died. 😂
@@ItachiInvincible1111he wasn't Muslim then
@@ItachiInvincible1111What you mean Biggie disrepected Pac first?
napoleon is a real one...
Napoleon your honesty is appreciated 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
As a biggie I can respect this he being 💯
Napoleon my favorite outlaw. I love hearing this brother speak
Love hearing the truth.
Mad respect.
Napoleon is the real one . I love all his interviews all of them much love and respect to you brother 🇿🇦
Napoleon was a real one back then it's inspiring to see how he has turned his life around for the better.
Biggie knows what he was doing when he got on the radio. He always tried to diss than act like he wasn't dissing
So???? It’s words. Y’all sensitive ass niggaz SOFT.
And it costed him his life.
They call it “sneak dissing”
thats why jay z took dat style from biggie
Mad respect for him being honest.
My man is an all true man ...never shy away from a question..respect an honest answer
Such a good interview. Thank you art
Rest in peace to Big..but I'm naturally cynical when it comes to comedy.
I was rollin when Napoleon said "I wanted more people to fall".
lol.
Street justice seems to just be taking out the pawns while everyone else lives free. Let’s see some real justice.
Once again this energy is why Death Row crumbled fast and the Outlawz never could get over the hump.
No it's not, the higher ups were afraid of Suge and that they couldn't control him, so they got rid of him and his label
@@unrhu The higher ups sent Suge to jail? Or was Suge caught on videotape kicking someone after he was on probation? Maybe there’s something I don’t know.
@@travelinman both things can be true
@@datniggaeazye.5968 Respect but Art is kinda bias when it comes to Pac. He had Stretch’s brother Majesty saying they visited Pac and told him they saw the robbers put the gun in Cease face and said get back on the elevator. And PAC told them I just did an interview. Which means he knew they had nothing to do with his robbery. Art minimizes these points.
@@travelinman Pac never said BIG had anything to do with the robbery
What we think is right when were younger,we later realize was wrong as were older,it is what it is💯#OnlyGodCanJudge #RipPacNBig🙏🕊
Wow.. He said they rode past the after party.. First time I heard that. Pac really had some real ones in his crew.
Rode past and didn't do NOTHING...Window shopping at best..Fuq outta here
yea never heard that
They were going to be attacked that night at some point no matter what....either at the venue or at Andre Harrell's house
Amen!! A Great Message! 👑💎❤️🖤💚💛
I love how he exercises diplomacy. You can tell this brother thinks before he speaks.
Man, I absolutely love this man! His honesty.
He has a point 😢
@ABShah-ku9tpthis was before he was muslim you clown open your ears 😂
@ABShah-ku9tpHe wasn't Muslim at that time. And he's also saying this cause he's changed person
@ABShah-ku9tpyep. And? I know plenty of Muslims, and they are NOT perfect. They feel Human Emotions, just like every other Human Being. He wasn't even Muslim back then, so you gotta try again with that nonsense.
@anthonyclark9441 it's not this was long before he converted they we're in a serious beef and biggie was moving mad weird after the fact sending sneak disses at their deceased homie slash big brother c'mon man people had a much different mindset then vs now smh
@ABShah-ku9tptrolling
He definitely celebrated. You can tell by his first reaction when he was asked. Damn shame!
Mannnn I respect how he just said ! 100 for real fr!
Appreciate the honesty !
🙌🏻if you dont get it you wont get it the streets is cold and different so is understandable if you look at it from a different point of view .. growth and maturity
He has a pass. I was 13 in Africa hadn’t been to the states yet and I celebrated too. I was team Pac all the way but now I’m angry that this happened to both of them.
This wasn’t even their beef it was Suges and puffs
You don't count man you African LOL stop it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jeffnewton6472 I’m not trying to “count” I’m not a follower 😂 sorry to disappoint Ninja. 🥷 😂
@@jeffnewton6472 have a good weekend ninja 🥷 😂
South Africa love 2pac 💯💯💯
The circle of ignorance known as 2pac fan club has no boundaries smh this is actually sad
Can you please ask about the Outlaws vs Shyne and Mutah spitting in his face!
An honest and wise answer to that question.
I love this guy, be blessed brother.
You'll never hear bigs people say they celebrated pacs death. Thats the difference
let them tell it he didn’t diss either 😂😂 biggie was an angel …😒
They're sneaky with it.
@@captaincrunchberries2631 lol they didn't make 1 diss track so they aren't lying
@@biggame2175 I guess Long Kiss Goodnight never existed
Cause BIGs people are liars
I did to to be honest back in 96 I was 18 I was celebrating to. 🥳 and we have the same birthday May 21st. Now I’m older I have a different mindset Rip Pac and Big! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Honesty and living in the light is better than lies and darkness.
They were all young and not matured so it's totally understandable that they would react that way when you lost someone you love. The people who can't move on in life and grow with maturity are people who have hate in their heart and hold grudges.
Back in the day, I thought the same way and I'm glad that Napoleon said it best. We lost the greatest rapper of all time so naturally, I felt the same way.
To be honest me too bro.
@@MW-en8ul
I can't sit here and say I was sad that Biggie lost his life then due to what Pac was saying. Pac said Biggie set him up and I believed him.
It’s cool these young guys do it on every song
I n living life we should all grow into maturity, i love Napoleon for his maturity and honesty, Tupac would be so very proud of him today
kadafi's mom attacking napoleon is just her hurt about her son and pac being gone but i don't think napoleon had anything to do with covering kadafi's murder.
Her issues with his family were them threatening witnesses who then were too scared to testify and calling a shot to the face an accident.
@@Kalifornia_DreamingTheir grandfather made the cousin turn himself in so i doubt they’d cover it up or threaten witnesses
@@Kalifornia_Dreaming he did say that the witnesses who were in the apt when it happened are to this day are friends on ig so if they were threatened why would they be friends still and when the shooting happened i believe they were on some type of pills messed up so that's why they had said it was an accident because they were under the influence.
One Love Napoleon ✊🏾 R.I.P Tupac & Biggie Smalls
As a kid in the streets thinking silly shit mad respect love to see men grow in anyway ...respect...we all need this
You have the right to feel that way Napoleon 💯👍
YALL NEED TO INTERVIEW YOUNG NOBLE
&& CASTRO!!
@@Hardwork7777 Kastro don't do interviews like that
Why noble, dude knew pac for a short time, Kastro.. Yes, I second that
They blamed puffy and biggie for everything 🤦🏾♂️
Never hold pac accountable for shit these niggas dck holders
Puffy was confirmed to have put out a hit against Tupac by keef lol you biggie Stans make him and puffy look like a saint
All respect to him for his honesty
I totally agree. It’s 👀 for 👀 when ignorance is involved
I get it, but I don’t. If they knew LA crips got Pac, why not go after them for revenge? They were probably not really about that life. Big had absolutely nothing to do with what happened in Vegas
Big not but his boss probably at that point it didn't matter Big or puffy it is really unfortunate, things got that way for both . After big Jake and PAC died someone was going to die within bad boy I still believe Puffy was the target.
A lot of LA Crips were killed in retaliation for Pacs death
I respect him being honest
Atleast He Being Real About It 💯
@@carlos_sosaa Yes, he is 💯
How he said he think so .
@@terrenceperkins5282 he was honest about not remembering. He could have flat-out denied, which he did not do
@@kendrajackson9725 stop it kept it a 100% listen to the record he did with diss biggie & puffy if they c them to gonna kill bad boy but now u don't remember when biggie was u happy stop fronted 🤡
Love Mutah and his words are so true. I remember that time since we both near the same age and when I heard Big got killed in LA, I as a young man said why is he over on that turf so fast and then spittin a lyric that seems as a Pac diss. I was like is he crazy and was he asking for retaliation? I wish it didn't happen but I said they got one back for Pac's death. Now as an older man I say I wish them brother could of sat down and spoke it out. Smh
NAPOLEON IS WHAT YAYO IS TO 50 N WHAT BLEEK IS TO JAY 😊 THAT LOYAL DUDE WHO WILL HONOR AND DEFEND U❤
Suge have seen and talked to Keefe D, on several occasions after Pac passed away. Suge did nothing to him because Keefe D and Orlando Anderson didn’t do it
@Awoken777That Theory is insane. They really look like they could be brothers haha or an evil twin🤣
Free Keefe D
He remembers and he knows he celebrated but he dancing around admitting it
Nah he was an alcoholic back then, he probably forgot the details.
If everyone gotta mind set like NAP this world would be a much better place. bro is very intelligent, mature, real, straight to the point and understanding. I respect anyone who takes accountability for their own actions and not just point fingers to others all the time.
Pac betrayed Biggie. Sad these guys had that mentality.
These fans love and idolise these celebrities more than their own kin.. Strange behaviour
He always 💯
I really admire and respect Napoleon aka Mutah. He’s definitely grown and matured and realized how he was and how he was moving back then was not right and senseless. I myself have grown and matured into the same type of man. I’ve learned from my mistakes and am a better person cause of it. Respect ✊🏼
It's sad that many young people are not aware that their Pre-Frontal Cortex does not fully develop until they are in their mid-20s😞