Recently Funkmaster Flex of New York City’s Hot 97 made some controversial statements about rapper 2Pac aka Tupac Shakur, claiming that too many people were quote ‘sucking’ up to the whole 2Pac story and legend in hip hop, or in his own words ”F*ck n*ggas sucking Tupac’s d*ck!”. Later, the Hip-Hop pioneer attempted to rectify and clarify his statement with words like “Not only do I respect his music, I respect what he put down,” which seemed to have not been enough for longtime Tupac associates the Outlawz, who have dropped a diss aimed at Funkmaster Flex.
Hip hop artists The Outlawz, the group founded by Tupac Shakur have released a diss track entitled “Warning Shots” where in the diss song aimed at Funkmaster Flex, the rappers refer to Funkmaster Flex as a “hater,” and an “old ass groupie” who is still “hatin” on Tupac years after his death.
Outlawz spit lyrics like:
“..Shout out to Brooklyn, New York loved Pac, Flex what you thinking, and ya’ll wonder why real n*ggas get no play, the streets don’t rock with you they rock with Kay Slay, why you still hating Pac after all these years, you a old ass groupie, and industry queer.. on the radio but definitely not the voice of the streets.. fuck em he was never gon’ play me.. he half of the reason Nas said hip hop died and why, cause he play who ever paying, instead of what’s hot..”
The song “Warning Shots” ends with a clip of Tupac actually referring to Funkmaster Flex as possibly someone he heard about while in jail dissing on a radio show.
After the ”F*ck n*ggas sucking Tupac’s d*ck!” rant, Funkmaster Flex later described his feelings of 2Pac in the following statement:
“I respect what he made happen, the records he made, the records he sold, and I know how passionate he was about his music. I also think that he brought a negative energy into the game with the beefing and the erratic energy and the threats… Everybody can say what they wanna say, dude didn’t have no good energy towards me. He repeatedly said it, and I can’t support that everything that people say about him, because I feel like that he brought a lot of negativity, and brought changes in the game that we now live with now and that’s just the way I feel.”
Watch video: Funkmaster Flex Dissing Tupac
Listen: Outlawz – Warning Shots (Funkmaster Flex Diss Song)
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People that diss Tupac diss the ghetto. Tupac was the voice of the ghetto and the voice of the underdogs in society. Real recognize real, reason Funkmaster Flex can’t recognize Tupac. Tupac was just one man, but what he talked about and put on wax was larger than one man and represented millions of people and represented the struggle. He was the voice of the voiceless, when Biggie Smalls was preoccupied with glitz and glamour.
2pac was the man- and it seems that Flex is still pissed over the fact that Pac probably acted like Flex was a punk back in the day. Everybody knows Pac was out of his mind in a lot of ways… That said, any quality Pac song has more heart and powerful poetry in it than almost any other emcee in the history of hip-hop. Since Pac died, people took hip-hop in a new direction with underground more socially conscious hip-hop drawing in a lot of the more talented minds. I wonder how Pac would have fared in that environment.
“I also think that he brought a negative energy into the game with the beefing and the erratic energy and the threats…”
This the same guy who blows 50 cent with every ounce of saliva in his stupid mouth?! Hypocrite.
Didn’t you know that the man 2-PAC is a true general. For Funk master Flex to diss him in this form of fashion is betrayal. To even hear the shit is like “WHAT NIGGA”. But say my momma always told me to stay low and not say a word. But my nigga fuck beef, when you know 2-PAC isn’t here to speak for himself. And then you forgot that this nigga was smart. Smart enough to leave clues, smart enough to make a move. Smart enough to have a twin. But my dude, you will never find me, and watch because I might be behind yah. Yeah I’m a bitch, yeah I GOT a click. But my dude “Funk master Flex” keep my father’s name OUT OF YOUR F*CKIN MOUTH…
When I come up in the hip hop, modeling shit. I will show the pictures, show the last letters, and show my face. My eye’s shows the truth. My DNA will prove the clues.
Flex if you want.
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PAC was the best no matter what other people from the other side think
You guys are a bunch of male groupies. Flex doesn’t care for Pac…so what? He has that right. Rather you like Flex or Pac, doesn’t change the fact that Pac wasn’t an optimistic man. He was negative – he strived off of negativity and it worked for him. He was talented and knew how to market himself…but he was only human.