Prodigy talks G-Unit/Pac Shooting Himself etc

[M15HKA]

50 Bringing the lolz

50 said: "I'm not going to do it all for you. As a matter of fact, I'm not doing anymore features on any of y'all songs or videos because I'm carrying all the weight. Y'all have to start pulling your own weight. Yo Buck! You there? You heard what I said?"

Buck mumbled through the speakerphone: "Yeah I'm here. Don't worry 50, I'm the cleanup man. I got hits on this album. We good"

That was some real disrespectuful, cocky sh*t he just said, I thought to myself. What, is he trying to say his sh*t is better than 50 Cent, Mobb Deep, Yayo and Banks? Buck used the wrong choice of words, as far I'm concerned. Then 50 continued: "Yayo was locked up and his album was on hold until he got out. He missed a lot of big promotion while he was gone but he did what he had to do when he got home."

Yayo cut in and said: "I'm not complaining about album sales man. I'm good. Whatever needs to be done, I'm doing it."

Then 50 said: "Look at what P just did with his videos on the internet. He shot a video for a mix CD song on his own. He's not waiting for me to help him, he's pushing himself, making himself hot. Niggas need to be doing sh*t like that."

Then Banks came out of the left field and said: "What? Is this meeting all about me? Because you seem to be focused on me the most."

"No, it's not about you." 50 said. "I'm talking to everybody, but you need to start doing your promo work before you start complaining about your album sales. I want everybody in here to look under the table and tell me what you see."

Everybody looked under the table, confused. "I don't see nobody rocking G-Unit sneakers." 50 said. "I see Gucci, Louis, Fendi, Timberland but I pay your endorsement check every month to wear G-Unit."

50 made that endorsement deal with Yayo, Banks, Buck and maybe Olivia before Mobb Deep came around. We weren't a part of that deal so he wasn't talking to us. "From now on, I'm deading that deal so you won't get your checks anymore." 50 said. "So y'all can forget about that."

Wow, I thought. If 50 gave us that deal, I would've worn G-Unit to sleep at night and in my casket. Buck mumbled over the phone once more: "I got this 50, me and Spider Loc is going hard. I'm the cleanup man, trust me." Buck needed to shut up and listen to what was being said. He needed to hand in a good album instead of talking all that cleanup man sh*t.

"This nigga is fronting." Banks jumped in and said. "He ain't happy. Ain't nobody happy with this label." Banks slammed his fitted cap on the table and sit back on the chair.

"Oh yeah?" 50 looked at Banks and said. "You wanna bounce like Game and start your own label? I got you. I'll call my lawyer and tell him to get you a deal over at Geffen and you can do your own thing from now on." Banks stormed out of the meeting.

A week later 50 dropped Olivia and M.O.P. from the label.

[Devil'sAdvocate]

50 is so fucking boss,unfuckwitable.

[Almostlity]

is this from P's new book? lmao

[Devil'sAdvocate]

is this from P's new book? lmao

yes

[M15HKA]

is this from P's new book? lmao

Yeah I read some interesting parts. Especially this

On 2pac's robbery:


E Money Bags went on to tell me how he was connected with Tupac. Bag's homeboy Majesty and Majesty's brother Big Stretch were blood cousins with Young Noble from Tupac's group the Outlawz, so they all hung out on a regular basis in the early nineties. Tupac wa so tight with Big Stretch that he'd given him appearances in two of his movies. Above the Rim and Bullet.

While he was in New York Shooting above the rim, Tupac had also befriended some dudes from Brooklyn, Jamaican Jackson (Haitian Jack) and Johnny Lynchman (Jimmy Henchmen) as well as a few other Brooklynites like Biggie Smalls, Little Shawn, and the whole Bad Boy clique. Bags explained that shortly after the filming of Above the Rim was complete, Tupac, Jamaican Jackson and some others went to hang out at a nightclub where they found groupies to bring back to Pac's hotel. One of the females called the cops, claiming that Tupac and his friends raped her, and the judge sentenced him to a year and a half in prison. During the trial, the press questioned Pac outside the courthouse about his codefendants, Jackson and others. "I don't know them dudes, they're not my friends," Tupac said. Jackson and his friends didn't like that much.

While Pac was out on bail, he set up a recording session at Quad recording studios in Manhattan with rapper Little Shawn. Stretch went with Pac to Quad that night and noticed a man leaning against a street pole reading a newspaper right in front of the the studio door as they arrived. Stretch told Bags that when he and Pac walked inside, the man followed them into the lobby, gun drawn, along with two other gunmen. They went straight for Pac's jewelry. Pac had two glocks tucked into his pants and tried pulling them out but shot himself in the groin. The gunmen opened fire on Pac grazing him on the head and a few other spots before running off.

Stretch told Bags that he and Pac went up to the studio, when Biggie, Puff, and Little Shawn saw Pac bleeding they were all in shock. Bags then told me that they found out who shot Pac in the lobby that night. Bags and Stretch visited Pac on Rikers Island a lot and they told Pac who ordered the hit and who took it, so Pac knew exactly what was going on. He knew that Biggie and Puff had nothing to do with it. But when E Money Bags and Stretch explained what happened, Pac told them that he planned to use the situation to sell a lot of records. Bags explained who was behind it, but Pac said he just wanted to start controversy and that he planned to use Biggie and Puff and turn his gunshot wounds into a marketing and promotion scheme. Wow

[Almostlity]

^ That's fucking crazy, if it's true it basically changes everything.

[Devil'sAdvocate]

thats fucking confusing the shit outta me.

cant be real,uh uh

[M15HKA]

It has been mentioned a few times in the past that Pac did shoot himself. Not sure about the selling records bit though..

[M15HKA]

I think there are none online, only options to buy the ebook. So far I have read parts of it where it was available as a preview on googlebooks. Found various pieces online too.

Here is some more
On Nas getting choked

On NaS getting choked:


Touching up edits for a clean version of "Y.B.E." ft. B.G. for Cash Money, my son Shaka joined me for a session at Soundtrack Studios. Shaka was five years old at the time. Mike Delorean and my man Draws from QB also came along. My engineer Steve Sola told us that Nas was working in Studio B again that night, so we walked over to say what's up. When we walked in, we Nas, Jungle, Grand Wiz, Horse and his brother Dula, and some dude we didn't know along with a few females. Delorean noticed some big buds of weed on the countertop plus a few bottles of liquor and a camcorder. Right away Delorean picked up one of the buds to smell and Nas got upset. "Yo why you touching sh*t that ain't yours? Nas asked.

"Damn, I'm just looking at the bud." Delorean said. "I wanted to smell it." Then Delorean picked up the camcorder and started to inspect it to see what kind it was, and Nas barked on him again.

"Yo what the fu*k is wrong with you, son? I told you, stop touching other people's sh*t!"

"Man, what the fu*k is your problem? I'm gonna look at it if I feel like looking at it. What's the big deal?" Delorean said. NAS was clearly a little drunk from the Grey Goose and cranberry juice in his hand and still had sour feelings about that old freestyle Delorean and Cormega put out dissing him. He was also clearly upset that Delorean was talking to him like that now. Nas walked up to Delorean and motioned with the cup in his hand like he was going to toss the red drink in Delorean's face but paused and tossed it on the shoulder of Delorean's white T-Shirt. There was a moment of silence, then Delorean grabbed Nas by his throat with his right hand and pushed him up against the wall choking him.

"*****, don't you ever in your life play yourself like that! Delorean said. "You fu*kin stupid of something? I'll kill you, you bi*ch-ass *****!" All of Nas's boys jumped up but Draws yelled out, "Chill! If they're gonna fight, let them fight one on one. Ain't gonna be no jumping going on in here." I screamed at Mike Delorean to let Nas go and he did, then we took Delorean back to Studio A. My son Shaka was watching it all in shock.

Back in Studio A, Delorean said, "P, give me the gun! I'm shooting this bird-ass *****! Give me the gun!" And I replied, "Hell no! You buggin'. You already choked him up against the wall and he didn't try to fight you back, so leave him alone." After about ten minutes of calming him down, I went into the hallway and Nas walked up to me apologizing.

"I'm sorry man, I had too much to drink," Nas said. "Please forgive me, man"

"It's all goog, just forget about it. Y'all ****** is bugged out though," I said.

"Nah, I'm really sorry, I'm telling you, I'm just bent right now and I overreacted," Nas said. "I shouldn't have done that. That was fould."

"Don't sweat it, we good," I said. Then we both went back into our studio rooms.
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[M15HKA]

On Snoop running from Death Row:

40 Glocc and his people met us at the Shrine Auditorium for the Source Awards the following day. We all had on custom-made football jerseys with Hennessy, E&J, Seagram's, Thug Passion, Bacardi, and other liquor names embroidered on the front and our names on the back so our crew would stand out in the crowd. Lil' Kim flew out to perform the "Quiet Storm" remix with us and brought the whole Junior Mafia crew. Our dressing room was connected to Lil' Kim's so my crew drank and smoked with them until taking our seats two rows from the front of the stage at showtime. Tupac's group the Outlawz were seated directly in front of us. It was your first time seeing each other since the beef, and because so many of my boys were there I didn't want to make the Outlawz uncomfortable. So I made small talk with them to let them know it was all good now.

The famous Polo model Tyson Beckford was also seated in front of us and he pulled a gallon of Hennessy from under his seat, then showed it to Havoc and me. We told him to pass the bottle back and thugged the whole gallon. I didn't drink that hardcore sh*t anymore but I had to take care of my boys. When the Houston rapper Scarface, seated in the row to our left, saw my team drinking, he was like, "What's up, man?" as if he wanted a cup. So we poured him one. By the time I gave Tyson back his bottle it was mostly gone.

Mobb Deep was the final act of the night. Smoke filled the stage with the thunder from the "Quiet Storm" intro while Havoc slowly drove a Caddy truck onstage and hopped out when his verse began. The crowd erupted. I hopped out along with Noyd, who was holding a gallon of Seagram's gin, jumping around as it spilled all over. After Havoc's verse, Noyd opened the back door of the truck and assisted the Queen B Lil Kim out while she spit her verse, "Ayo Prodigy, tell 'em what it is dun," Kim concluded, and I screamed, "Yo it's the real!" Our boys in the crowd were wildin' like we were inside the Tunnel back in NYC and the Shrine went nuts.

After my verse, a gang of Death Row Bloods came storming through the entrance and charging down the aisle from both sides. They ran to the stage while we were chanting the last words of our chorus, chasing Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre. Snoop, who was with his crew Tha Eastsidaz, ran out the back exit while his boy Tray-Dee stayed and fought a handful of Death Row dudes, whippin' their asses all by himself. The Shrine Auditorium turned into pandemonium with small fights breaking out in the crowd.

[Ticalrecords]

very interesting read. as far as tupac admitting that he knew who shot him and still wanted to blame Biggie... this is written by prodigy and they were beefing so there might be a conflict of interest. idk, if it's true then godfucking damnit that makes tupac look like a drama queen bitch tbh. and idk if you can keep up a facade for so long and be so genuine about it...then again he was a decent actor so idk.

[Trimss]

I hope it's not true because that would make of Tupac a bitch instead of a Soldier like he used to say. Biggie was his basically his friend and he accused him. Fuck it.

And wtf with Snoop, he's too thin to fight, he would break his hand while punching someone.

Interesting read though.

[TheGentlePlayer]

Damn, I need to read more about 50 and G-Unit

[momentsgolden]

This book is a must read. Anyone to buy an ebook and hullkshare? Makes you see EVERYBODY is a different light. Have a whole different respect level for P now coz seems he's a "real" guy.

Wow, 50's the fucking boss. And dudes wonder why me makes millions with his type of music, its all about the hustle. Getting the paper- like this dude put it perfectly. http://theinterludes.com/2010/10/15/won ... the-dough/

[Devil'sAdvocate]

*waits for stillmatic*