Ghetto Lenny

4y

The Notorious B.I.G. was not a real person. He was a character that was played by Suge Knight. 2Pac had strong ties to the Black Panther Party, with both his mother and his aunt being former members, and the FBI had their eye on Pac from the day he was born. Suge Knight, on the other hand, had some loose ties to the government, with one of his uncles being a low-ranking member of the FBI. Sometime in mid-1990, then-FBI Director William Sessions reached out to Suge, asking for his help regarding the potential rise to stardom of 2Pac, who had recently started a career in music and joined the group Digital Underground earlier that year. Sessions feared that if Pac became famous, it would lead to a resurgence of leftism among the youth, as well as a return to prominence for the Black Panther Party. Suge was offered a large sum of money to take down Pac, which he graciously accepted. So, he used this money to, along with Dr. Dre and a few others (all of whom were unaware of Suge's true intentions), found the label Death Row Records in February 1991. While Dre and the Death Row artists were distracted by rivals Eazy-E and Ruthless Records, Suge was secretly in talks with Uptown Records intern Sean Combs about the idea of a "fake rapper" that would dominate the rap game. Several meetings took place between the two in 1991 and 1992, and after multiple drafts, they came up with "The Notorious B.I.G.", an obese rapper from Bed Stuy with a knack for lyricism. The Notorious B.I.G., or Biggie, would be played by Suge Knight, and would be signed to a record label owned by Combs known as Bad Boy. As part of this agreement, Combs would receive all profits made from Biggie's likeness. In 1993, Suge, as Biggie, signed with Bad Boy and began recording his debut album "Ready to Die". In an attempt to hide the true nature of Biggie, Suge's voice was pitched down significantly in every song he recorded. When Biggie had to appear in public, Suge stuffed his clothes in order to appear larger, and wore makeup that made his skin tone look darker. At this point I should point out that although The Notorious B.I.G. didn't exist, Christopher Wallace, who gave a freestyle on Video Music Box in 1989, did in fact exist, although he was gunned down around the time that Sessions reached out to Suge, and Suge just assumed his identity. In 1994, Pac's stardom rose as expected, despite a false rape accusation, and Biggie dropped Ready to Die. Around this time, Suge, as Biggie, befriended 2Pac, and on November 29, 1994, under Suge's orders, Jimmy Henchman invited Pac to Quad Studios. He was supposedly going to meet Biggie there, but instead he was shot 5 times and robbed by a few henchman. One of them was named Devan Clark. This was the original plan, to kill 2Pac before he had time to become a superstar. However, the assassination attempt failed. It was after this incident that Sean Combs, now going by "Puffy", learned the truth about what was going on, but was offered hush money by Suge. Now that his plan failed, Suge had to formulate a new plan, which involved him signing Pac to Death Row. Suge had scrapped this idea before meeting with Puffy because he didn't want himself to be associated with the murder, but now he had no choice. Since Suge was actually the mastermind behind 2Pac's rape charge, he decided to pay off the judge to convict Pac and sentence him as soon as possible. In late 1995, Suge bailed 2Pac out of jail and signed him to Death Row. Since Pac now had beef with Biggie, Suge convinced Pac to play into it as much as he could, causing him to ditch his previously conscious lyrics for a more ignorant, radio-friendly sound. The 2Pac-Biggie beef soon exploded into the East Coast-West Coast beef. 2Pac was incredibly famous now, although he was mostly known for his gangsta persona and club hits, and not so much for his previous black militant records. With all the hype surrounding Pac and his latest album "All Eyez on Me" debuting at number one, now was the perfect time to kill him. So, on September 7, 1996, Suge hired the same henchman to do a drive by on 2Pac after the boxing match they were attending in Las Vegas. Clark was instructed to aim low so as to not hit Suge, who was the driver. Clark only accepted after Suge threatened to have him assassinated by the FBI. However, Pac survived this attempt as well, although he fell into a coma. He was expected to make a full recovery, so Suge paid one of the nurses to pull the plug, and on September 13, 1996, 2Pac died, and his legacy was tainted enough that he would not become a martyr for the black cause. With Pac dead, Suge had no use for the character of Biggie anymore. So, out of courtesy for Puffy, Suge finished Biggie's album "Life After Death" and they both devised a plan to kill off Biggie, and end the East/West beef in the most poetic way possible. On March 9, 1997, Suge flew Puffy out to LA and dressed as Biggie for the final time. Clark was again hired to be the assassin, but this time he was instructed to fire blanks at Biggie. After Biggie was "shot", the driver of the SUV with Suge and Puffy drove to a secluded area with two getaway vehicles. Suge shot the driver and pushed the SUV into the ocean, while he and Puffy got into their own separate vehicles. Life After Death was released later that month, and the profits went directly to Puffy. As for Devan Clark, there was a massive coverup done where every instance of Suge's version of Biggie was memory holed and replaced with Devan's likeness, due to his striking similarity to Christopher Wallace. Devan, due to his incompetence during both assassination attempts, was assassinated himself sometime in April 1997. Although his mission was successful, Suge and the FBI soon had a falling out as Suge was tasked with taking out others close to Pac, namely his mother, Afeni, and his stepbrother, Mopreme. Suge accepted the mission, took the money, and didn't follow through. This led to the eventual downfall of Suge and Death Row, with the FBI directly funding Jimmy Iovine, Master P, and even Puffy (now Puff Daddy) himself to compete with Death Row. This operation directly led to the rise of Eminem, who was associated with Dr. Dre, a former member of Death Row. As Suge's celebirty and mental state declined, in 2015, he tried to kill Dr. Dre on the set of Straight Outta Compton, but ended up injuring two people unrelated to Dre instead. The feds took this opportunity to pounce on Suge, falsely charging him with vehicular manslaughter, despite the fact that both men were actually still alive, and sentencing him to 28 years in prison. And as for Biggie's associates and collaborators, you can't get any info out of them because they have all been MK Ultra'd, the only exception being Lil Kim. You see, Biggie's affair with Lil Kim did in fact happen, and because Suge couldn't be in character all the time, Kim knew about the whole plan. When she caught word about the plan to kill off Biggie, she found out that Suge also planned to break off his relationships with both Kim and Faith Evans. This infuriated her and as an attempt to get back at Suge, she informed one of Pac's close friends, Yaki Kadafi, about the whole situation. Kadafi then told the rest of the Outlawz. One of the Outlawz, Napoleon, told Suge, and Suge killed Kadafi himself and made Napoleon's cousin Roddy Beale take the blame. Napoleon and Beale were paid off and the rest of the Outlawz were MK Ultra'd. This is the reason for Napoleon's shift from rapper to devout Muslim. Kim on the other hand was killed during the massive coverup in 97, and replaced with a someone else whose name is currently unknown. The reason she had so much plastic surgery was to hide the fact that she didn't bear much resemblance to the actual Lil Kim.

The Viper

4y

Didn’t Goku have MK Ultra instinct

Ghetto Lenny

4y

The Notorious B.I.G. was not a real person. He was a character that was played by Suge Knight. 2Pac had strong ties to the Black Panther Party, with both his mother and his aunt being former members, and the FBI had their eye on Pac from the day he was born. Suge Knight, on the other hand, had some loose ties to the government, with one of his uncles being a low-ranking member of the FBI. Sometime in mid-1990, then-FBI Director William Sessions reached out to Suge, asking for his help regarding the potential rise to stardom of 2Pac, who had recently started a career in music and joined the group Digital Underground earlier that year. Sessions feared that if Pac became famous, it would lead to a resurgence of leftism among the youth, as well as a return to prominence for the Black Panther Party. Suge was offered a large sum of money to take down Pac, which he graciously accepted. So, he used this money to, along with Dr. Dre and a few others (all of whom were unaware of Suge's true intentions), found the label Death Row Records in February 1991. While Dre and the Death Row artists were distracted by rivals Eazy-E and Ruthless Records, Suge was secretly in talks with Uptown Records intern Sean Combs about the idea of a "fake rapper" that would dominate the rap game. Several meetings took place between the two in 1991 and 1992, and after multiple drafts, they came up with "The Notorious B.I.G.", an obese rapper from Bed Stuy with a knack for lyricism. The Notorious B.I.G., or Biggie, would be played by Suge Knight, and would be signed to a record label owned by Combs known as Bad Boy. As part of this agreement, Combs would receive all profits made from Biggie's likeness. In 1993, Suge, as Biggie, signed with Bad Boy and began recording his debut album "Ready to Die". In an attempt to hide the true nature of Biggie, Suge's voice was pitched down significantly in every song he recorded. When Biggie had to appear in public, Suge stuffed his clothes in order to appear larger, and wore makeup that made his skin tone look darker. At this point I should point out that although The Notorious B.I.G. didn't exist, Christopher Wallace, who gave a freestyle on Video Music Box in 1989, did in fact exist, although he was gunned down around the time that Sessions reached out to Suge, and Suge just assumed his identity. In 1994, Pac's stardom rose as expected, despite a false rape accusation, and Biggie dropped Ready to Die. Around this time, Suge, as Biggie, befriended 2Pac, and on November 29, 1994, under Suge's orders, Jimmy Henchman invited Pac to Quad Studios. He was supposedly going to meet Biggie there, but instead he was shot 5 times and robbed by a few henchman. One of them was named Devan Clark. This was the original plan, to kill 2Pac before he had time to become a superstar. However, the assassination attempt failed. It was after this incident that Sean Combs, now going by "Puffy", learned the truth about what was going on, but was offered hush money by Suge. Now that his plan failed, Suge had to formulate a new plan, which involved him signing Pac to Death Row. Suge had scrapped this idea before meeting with Puffy because he didn't want himself to be associated with the murder, but now he had no choice. Since Suge was actually the mastermind behind 2Pac's rape charge, he decided to pay off the judge to convict Pac and sentence him as soon as possible. In late 1995, Suge bailed 2Pac out of jail and signed him to Death Row. Since Pac now had beef with Biggie, Suge convinced Pac to play into it as much as he could, causing him to ditch his previously conscious lyrics for a more ignorant, radio-friendly sound. The 2Pac-Biggie beef soon exploded into the East Coast-West Coast beef. 2Pac was incredibly famous now, although he was mostly known for his gangsta persona and club hits, and not so much for his previous black militant records. With all the hype surrounding Pac and his latest album "All Eyez on Me" debuting at number one, now was the perfect time to kill him. So, on September 7, 1996, Suge hired the same henchman to do a drive by on 2Pac after the boxing match they were attending in Las Vegas. Clark was instructed to aim low so as to not hit Suge, who was the driver. Clark only accepted after Suge threatened to have him assassinated by the FBI. However, Pac survived this attempt as well, although he fell into a coma. He was expected to make a full recovery, so Suge paid one of the nurses to pull the plug, and on September 13, 1996, 2Pac died, and his legacy was tainted enough that he would not become a martyr for the black cause. With Pac dead, Suge had no use for the character of Biggie anymore. So, out of courtesy for Puffy, Suge finished Biggie's album "Life After Death" and they both devised a plan to kill off Biggie, and end the East/West beef in the most poetic way possible. On March 9, 1997, Suge flew Puffy out to LA and dressed as Biggie for the final time. Clark was again hired to be the assassin, but this time he was instructed to fire blanks at Biggie. After Biggie was "shot", the driver of the SUV with Suge and Puffy drove to a secluded area with two getaway vehicles. Suge shot the driver and pushed the SUV into the ocean, while he and Puffy got into their own separate vehicles. Life After Death was released later that month, and the profits went directly to Puffy. As for Devan Clark, there was a massive coverup done where every instance of Suge's version of Biggie was memory holed and replaced with Devan's likeness, due to his striking similarity to Christopher Wallace. Devan, due to his incompetence during both assassination attempts, was assassinated himself sometime in April 1997. Although his mission was successful, Suge and the FBI soon had a falling out as Suge was tasked with taking out others close to Pac, namely his mother, Afeni, and his stepbrother, Mopreme. Suge accepted the mission, took the money, and didn't follow through. This led to the eventual downfall of Suge and Death Row, with the FBI directly funding Jimmy Iovine, Master P, and even Puffy (now Puff Daddy) himself to compete with Death Row. This operation directly led to the rise of Eminem, who was associated with Dr. Dre, a former member of Death Row. As Suge's celebirty and mental state declined, in 2015, he tried to kill Dr. Dre on the set of Straight Outta Compton, but ended up injuring two people unrelated to Dre instead. The feds took this opportunity to pounce on Suge, falsely charging him with vehicular manslaughter, despite the fact that both men were actually still alive, and sentencing him to 28 years in prison. And as for Biggie's associates and collaborators, you can't get any info out of them because they have all been MK Ultra'd, the only exception being Lil Kim. You see, Biggie's affair with Lil Kim did in fact happen, and because Suge couldn't be in character all the time, Kim knew about the whole plan. When she caught word about the plan to kill off Biggie, she found out that Suge also planned to break off his relationships with both Kim and Faith Evans. This infuriated her and as an attempt to get back at Suge, she informed one of Pac's close friends, Yaki Kadafi, about the whole situation. Kadafi then told the rest of the Outlawz. One of the Outlawz, Napoleon, told Suge, and Suge killed Kadafi himself and made Napoleon's cousin Roddy Beale take the blame. Napoleon and Beale were paid off and the rest of the Outlawz were MK Ultra'd. This is the reason for Napoleon's shift from rapper to devout Muslim. Kim on the other hand was killed during the massive coverup in 97, and replaced with a someone else whose name is currently unknown. The reason she had so much plastic surgery was to hide the fact that she didn't bear much resemblance to the actual Lil Kim.