Trick Daddy has supplied a diplomatic response to a longstanding conspiracy idea about his connection to 2Pac previous to the rapper’s loss of life in 1996.
In an interview clip shared by VladTV on Friday (February 23), the Liberty Metropolis MC talked about hopping on an unfinished tune alongside the Hip Hop icon following his premature passing.
Over the chat, host DJ Vlad even requested him about Pac’s bar on what turned “Nonetheless Ballin’ [Nitty Remix]”: “’Trigger Trick don’t give a fuck, the place you coward n-ggas now?”
After clarifying that he wasn’t rapping within the massive leagues in the course of the Hip Hop icon’s lifetime, the 49-year-old refused to share the way it got here to be that Pac talked about his identify on the tune.
“All I can let you know is I promised his mama that I received’t ever reply that query, and so I’m not answering that query,” the Florida rapper stated.
In the identical interview, he additionally revealed the backstory of the tune by recalling that Afeni Shakur reached out and requested him to hop on the remix along with her departed son. It went on to look on the posthumous album Higher Dayz.
“His mother reached out to me,” he started. “She stated, ‘You remind me a lot of my son. I received a report that y’all ought to’ve been did, and it is advisable to end it. No matter it takes …’
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“I stated, ‘It don’t take nothing however [for] you to ship me that report, I’d give it again to you. I did that report in quarter-hour.”
He continued: “So I referred to as for 2 weeks: ‘What did she say in regards to the report? What did she say in regards to the report?’
“In three weeks, that bitch is on the radio. I used to be like ‘Woah! That is my favourite n-gga on this planet.’ I respect this n-gga and what he went via greater than I respect my brother, greater than I respect my daddy. He was like a younger n-gga within the hood; he was like our Jesus Christ.”
He additionally shared that his favourite 2Pac songs are “Brenda’s Bought A Child,” “Hold Ya Head Up,” and “Hellrazor.”
