“I knew Biggie too, and even he wouldn’t allow you to talk shit about my nigga like that…wack ass nigga.”
We’ve already heard Crooked I and the Outlawz’s take on Funkmaster Flex’s anti-Tupac comments. Now, we get a record from closer kin in the form of Pac’s older step-brother, Mopreme Shakur. We all remember Mopreme from his verses on the Thug Life album, and here he defends his deceased brother with vigor. ‘Preme will never be confused with an elite emcee, but he makes his point about Pac’s legacy over a remixed “Ambitionz Az A Ridah” beat, touching on the slain rapper’s academic, musical, and social contributions. The only person left, and probably the only one who should have commented, is Pac’s mother Afeni Shakur. I’m sure if she does address it, she’ll take a less combative approach.
Beats, Boxing and Mayhem 