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Christopher Biggie Smalls Wallace — Part 2
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that "Biggie" had Tupac shot up while recording some music in New
York, all the way to the murder in aeaanta[
this is all true and that there has been a lot o codshed since
these times.
a back door with Tupac,
unknown males carrying guns jump out an
approach the location where "Biggie Smalls"’and his entourage were,
As they approached "Biggie Smalls", these gun carrying males were
immediately told by another unknown male not to shoot him (Biggie).
Tupac tell "Biggie" at this time never to come
back to California or he would be killed.
In the fall of 1996 (September 7, 1996, to be exact),
Tupac was gunned down in Las Vegas. Immediately after this
occurred, "Biggie" wrote a song called "Coming back to Cali" which
mocked the Tupac murder and the threat not to come back to
California ashe was told. When word got out that "Biggie" was
going to be coming back to Los Angeles to be a presenter at a Rap
music awards (which occurred in March 1997), this is when "Biggie"
was involved.
ed the trigger but
was also.
Southside Crips might have peen involved in the "Biggie" murder,
he Southside Crips were enemies
eval ad nothing to do with this
Is not uncommon for there to be "falling
outs" between artists, managers, record labels, etc. in the music
industry and because of th i
often times can get udqtly.
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