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TMC · 09-07-2002, 08:40 PM

In honor of the recent revelation that the Notorious BIG helped plot Tupac Shakur's murder:
*We find out that Ice Cube, who was so "hard" that he once made an album called "Death Certificate", was born...Oshea Jackson!!!

*Public Enemy's Professor Griff gets kicked out of the group because the building amount of heat that PE took due to Griff telling a Wash. DC newspaper that the Jews were resposible for most of the world's "wickedness."

*The ODB cashes in a welfare check in front of MTV's cameras. The shocking moments don't stop right there as ODB also crashed into Shawn Colvin's Grammy acceptance speech, performed on stage w/ the Wu-Tang Clan while being labeled a fugitive for breaking out of drug rehab, and fathered a variety of illegitament children.

*Snoop Doggy Dogg shows up at the 1993 MTV VMAs when the cops were looking for him after Snoop took part in the shooting death of a gang member (Snoop was eventually arrested the same night).

*Tupac Shakur releases the anti-Bad Boy Records song "Hit 'em Up" which is arguably the most vicious, unrelenting, and vendictive "battle rap/dis song" ever produced.

*The Ice-T fronted band Body Count and their song "Cop Killer" catches heat for supposedly helping instigate the 1992 LA Riots that went down after the cops who beat down Rodney King got acquitted.

*MTV bans NWAs "Straight Outta Compton" and never aired it in its entirety until roughly 10 years later.

*The urban legend that Suge Knight dangled Vanilla Ice over a balcony.

*Dr. Dre leaves Death Row records which begins a gradual downward spiral (i.e. Tupac Shakur gets killed, Suge Knight goes to jail, Snoop Doggy Dogg bolts for No Limit, etc.) soon afterwards.

*Eminem duets w/ Elton John at the Grammys.

*The riot at the 2000 Source Awards.

*Acts like Salt & Pepa and DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince set up a much publicized boycott of the Grammys after it was revealed that the full presentation of the first ever Grammys for rap music wasn't going to make the telecast.

*Mase suddenly quits the music business in order to become a preacher.

*Sean Combs beats up a top music executive when the supposedly "wrong cut" for the video (which featured a recreation of Jesus' crucifixion) that Puffy did w/ Nas "Do You Hate Me Now."

*The rockers from Aerosmith team up w/ the rappers from Run DMC for the now very influential collaboration for "Walk This Way."

*Eazy-Z suddenly dies from AIDS.

*The mothers of Tupac Shakur & the Notorious BIG present on stage together during the 1999 MTV VMAs. During that very same show, Lil' Kim instantly became a highlight thanks to her "purple pasty" which even had Diana Ross wanting to "cop a feel!"

*The 2 Live Crew, who were sort of like the Eminem's of their day in terms of rappers being thrusted into the mainstream spotlight in the heat of a debate over what is and isn't extremely obscene over one's lyrics, makes an album that actually got them arrested several times for performing it live and ultimately sent them to trial.

*The Puffy shooting incident at a New York City nightclub on New Year's Eve.

*Ludicris makes a Pepsi ad that eventually gets banned and/or him dropped as a spokeman.

*The massive financial rise & fall of one MC Hammer.

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Janice · 09-07-2002, 08:42 PM

Are you sure Drew had nothing to do with Tupac's murder?

Kay Scarpetta · 09-07-2002, 09:03 PM

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Originally posted by TMC
*During that very same show, Lil' Kim instantly became a highlight thanks to her "purple pasty" which even had Diana Ross wanting to "cop a feel!"

Ok, I gotta admit, THAT was funny.....

AllIWantIsYourClutch · 09-07-2002, 10:03 PM

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Originally posted by TMC
*Ludicris makes a Pepsi ad that eventually gets banned and/or him dropped as a spokeman.

What was that?????

DJM77 · 09-08-2002, 04:54 PM

I seriously doubt that the Notorious B.I.G. plotted Tupac Shakur's murder.

TMC · 09-12-2002, 04:35 PM

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Originally posted by JanLady617
Are you sure Drew had nothing to do with Tupac's murder?

How could somebody so proclaims that "guns are cowardly" help plot a *drive by shooting*!?

ABlairican Pie · 09-14-2002, 07:09 PM

I think I've heard "Cop Killer" by Ice-T and Body Count only once
ten years ago. It's not even a rap song, it's a great rock song.
People don't understand it's part of a story and NOT about advocating violence against cops. How come songs get blamed for so many bad things but things like religion don't??

isiahthomas · 12-19-2002, 12:35 PM

TMC said Eazy Z dies of Aids hahahahahahahahahaha, his name was Eazy E. The most shocking moment for me was 2Pac & Biggie getting killed the exact same way & the police to this day still don't know who killed them & to be perfectly honest i don't think they care. I recently heard somebody snitched on Suge Knight to the LAPD that Suge had 2Pac killed which i knew all along. LAPD have a warrant out for his arrest but i don't think they've arrested him yet. Suge Knight is a dirty dude & i know he had something to do with Biggie's murder too. Suge has a lot of connections & he can easily pay somebody to kill people. No Limit & Cash Money have fallen off which is a shock to some people but it's not to me. I was shocked when everybody started leaving Death Row cause they were rollin in the early 90's. I was shocked when Ice Cube left NWA & when Dr Dre left NWA. I was shocked when Big Pun, Freaky Tah of Lost Boys, Big L, Buff aka Human Beat Box of The Fat Boys, Scott La Rock of Boogie Down Productions all died. I was shocked when Ice Cube started making wack albums when he did War & Peace volume 1 cd.

freshprinceofLA · 10-21-2006, 06:41 AM

Just thought I should bring this back
-Jam Master Jay is shot and killed in New York in 2002, i can't believe no one put that.
-When 2pac accuses puffy and biggie for setting him up for a shooting in 94' i dunno if anyone put that.

09-07-2002, 08:40 PM	#1
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,998	Single Most Shocking Moment In Hip-Hop History In honor of the recent revelation that the Notorious BIG helped plot Tupac Shakur's murder: We find out that Ice Cube, who was so "hard" that he once made an album called "Death Certificate", was born...Oshea Jackson!!! Public Enemy's Professor Griff gets kicked out of the group because the building amount of heat that PE took due to Griff telling a Wash. DC newspaper that the Jews were resposible for most of the world's "wickedness." The ODB cashes in a welfare check in front of MTV's cameras. The shocking moments don't stop right there as ODB also crashed into Shawn Colvin's Grammy acceptance speech, performed on stage w/ the Wu-Tang Clan while being labeled a fugitive for breaking out of drug rehab, and fathered a variety of illegitament children. Snoop Doggy Dogg shows up at the 1993 MTV VMAs when the cops were looking for him after Snoop took part in the shooting death of a gang member (Snoop was eventually arrested the same night). Tupac Shakur releases the anti-Bad Boy Records song "Hit 'em Up" which is arguably the most vicious, unrelenting, and vendictive "battle rap/dis song" ever produced. The Ice-T fronted band Body Count and their song "Cop Killer" catches heat for supposedly helping instigate the 1992 LA Riots that went down after the cops who beat down Rodney King got acquitted. MTV bans NWAs "Straight Outta Compton" and never aired it in its entirety until roughly 10 years later. The urban legend that Suge Knight dangled Vanilla Ice over a balcony. Dr. Dre leaves Death Row records which begins a gradual downward spiral (i.e. Tupac Shakur gets killed, Suge Knight goes to jail, Snoop Doggy Dogg bolts for No Limit, etc.) soon afterwards. Eminem duets w/ Elton John at the Grammys. The riot at the 2000 Source Awards. Acts like Salt & Pepa and DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince set up a much publicized boycott of the Grammys after it was revealed that the full presentation of the first ever Grammys for rap music wasn't going to make the telecast. Mase suddenly quits the music business in order to become a preacher. Sean Combs beats up a top music executive when the supposedly "wrong cut" for the video (which featured a recreation of Jesus' crucifixion) that Puffy did w/ Nas "Do You Hate Me Now." The rockers from Aerosmith team up w/ the rappers from Run DMC for the now very influential collaboration for "Walk This Way." Eazy-Z suddenly dies from AIDS. The mothers of Tupac Shakur & the Notorious BIG present on stage together during the 1999 MTV VMAs. During that very same show, Lil' Kim instantly became a highlight thanks to her "purple pasty" which even had Diana Ross wanting to "cop a feel!" The 2 Live Crew, who were sort of like the Eminem's of their day in terms of rappers being thrusted into the mainstream spotlight in the heat of a debate over what is and isn't extremely obscene over one's lyrics, makes an album that actually got them arrested several times for performing it live and ultimately sent them to trial. The Puffy shooting incident at a New York City nightclub on New Year's Eve. Ludicris makes a Pepsi ad that eventually gets banned and/or him dropped as a spokeman. *The massive financial rise & fall of one MC Hammer. http://forums.comicbookresources.com...threadid=27635

09-14-2002, 07:09 PM	#7
ABlairican Pie Member Forum Superstar Join Date: Dec 12, 2001 Location: Living where cats reign more Supreme than a pizza. Posts: 31,619	re: Ice-T I think I've heard "Cop Killer" by Ice-T and Body Count only once ten years ago. It's not even a rap song, it's a great rock song. People don't understand it's part of a story and NOT about advocating violence against cops. How come songs get blamed for so many bad things but things like religion don't??

10-21-2006, 06:41 AM	#9
freshprinceofLA The Bosses Senior Member Join Date: Aug 09, 2005 Location: A small town in: Los Angeles, California Posts: 2,810	Just thought I should bring this back -Jam Master Jay is shot and killed in New York in 2002, i can't believe no one put that. -When 2pac accuses puffy and biggie for setting him up for a shooting in 94' i dunno if anyone put that.
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09-07-2002, 08:42 PM	#2
Janice Retired Admin - Hollywood Swingin' Forum Legend Join Date: Aug 03, 2001 Location: Beantown Posts: 36,388	Are you sure Drew had nothing to do with Tupac's murder?

09-08-2002, 04:54 PM	#5
DJM77 Member Forum Veteran Join Date: May 15, 2001 Location: Missouri Posts: 5,568	I seriously doubt that the Notorious B.I.G. plotted Tupac Shakur's murder.

12-19-2002, 12:35 PM	#8
isiahthomas Member Forum Fanatic Join Date: Aug 20, 2002 Location: Cleveland, Ohio Posts: 10,704	TMC said Eazy Z dies of Aids hahahahahahahahahaha, his name was Eazy E. The most shocking moment for me was 2Pac & Biggie getting killed the exact same way & the police to this day still don't know who killed them & to be perfectly honest i don't think they care. I recently heard somebody snitched on Suge Knight to the LAPD that Suge had 2Pac killed which i knew all along. LAPD have a warrant out for his arrest but i don't think they've arrested him yet. Suge Knight is a dirty dude & i know he had something to do with Biggie's murder too. Suge has a lot of connections & he can easily pay somebody to kill people. No Limit & Cash Money have fallen off which is a shock to some people but it's not to me. I was shocked when everybody started leaving Death Row cause they were rollin in the early 90's. I was shocked when Ice Cube left NWA & when Dr Dre left NWA. I was shocked when Big Pun, Freaky Tah of Lost Boys, Big L, Buff aka Human Beat Box of The Fat Boys, Scott La Rock of Boogie Down Productions all died. I was shocked when Ice Cube started making wack albums when he did War & Peace volume 1 cd.