Two Emcees who became legends in the game before arriving at their fullest possibilities are Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. They were both taken from the world ahead of schedule because of firearm savagery, and while neither of their cases have been solved, there are a lot of conspiracy theories who killed them and why.

Speculation and gossip caused the two rappers to trash each other, yet after Tupac discharged his Biggie diss track “Hit Them Up,” 112 lead vocalist Slim made statements took a turn for Bad Boy signee.

“We were on the road at that time and all we knew was there was places that we felt very comfortable being were not so comfortable anymore, ” Slim admitted during an interview on VladTV. ” Now, you have people actually thinking, you know, they’re picking sides. So, anything on the Westside of Chicago, you might want to keep your head don a swivel. We heard rumors where you couldn’t go out and certain things. It was just common sense, but we from the ‘hood, too.”

During a past interview with Treach, the rapper stated that there were no “East versus West” beef until Vibe magazine released a cover of Diddy and Biggie with a caption that pitted the coasts against each other. Prior to that, everyone just thought Tupac had an issue with Biggie, while B.I.G. wasn’t trying to get into any verbal spat with his friend emphasize another media outlet

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Slim agreed. “Yes. It lit a flame to what’s already kinda brewing,” he said. “Not amongst the artists. That’s what’s crazy about this. At the time that was going on, we were doing shows with DPG. We never had a problem with anybody. We speak to Kurupt and Daz. That’s like family. Snoop [Dogg] was family. I was cool with the lead singer of The Outlawz, he used to come to the crib in Atlanta. We used to hang out.”

The vocalist said that when everything went down between the two legends,it was like two best friends having a falling out and that everybody thought they would work things out. “I ain’t gon’ front. After that Vibe spread, what we needed to stress over were the fans and what they saw what it was. In case you’re stating east coast, west coast war, individuals are presently going to pick sides.”