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Funkmaster Flex Explains Tupac Diss

Posted Nov 23rd 2010 4:30PM by Theo Bark
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Funkmaster Flex got himself into a little hot water recently over video footage of him allegedly dissing iconic West Coast rapper Tupac.

"Fuck n----s suckin Tupac's d---, I don't suck Tupac's d---! Make some noise if you miss f---ing Biggie Smalls!" Flex shouts in the 30-second clip, which was posted on YouTube back in April, but just began making the rounds this week.

The Hot 97 DJ and longtime Biggie supporter addressed the footage on his show yesterday, explaining that, while he respects 'Pac's musical legacy, he saw him as a divisive force in hip-hop, whose negative energy is still being felt to this day. "Not only do I respect his music, I respect what he put down. I respect what he made happen, the records he made, the records he sold, and I know how passionate he was about his music," Flex began. "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 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."

Flex continued to state that he and 'Pac had always had animosity while he was alive, so his criticism of the Death Row rapper was nothing new. "My bad to his fans, but when he was here and he was pushing out all that negative energy man, on television and in the magazines ... I know everybody loves the man, and you should love him, but I don't have to love him like that. I voiced it when it was going on, I voiced it when it was happening, when he said something about me on a mixtape, I said what I wanted to say ... If peple are upset about it, I get it. But I don't think that energy he was saying ... about Faith [Evans], about that man's wife ... I don't think that was cool."

Listen to Flex's statement here. No argument here, but we still love you 'Pac.

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RAIDER

Flex talking smack now that Pac is gone. Weak sauce.

December 13 2012 at 2:51 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

tutubaby

As an OSL alumni, I am embarrassed that this man would articulate his thoughts in such a vulgur manner! I hope he sees this!

Sincerely,
DK

February 15 2011 at 5:03 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

mztanya121627

Damn Flex grow up. Of course it's easy to dis the dead...u ain't gotta worry bout them running up on u. Whatever u have to say bout Pac u should have told him before he died. But, let us not forget that Tupac A. Shakur was a man not just an entertainer. He was a son and a brohter and you need to have respect for his mother; Ms. Afeni Shakur. I don't know how you got the game Flex; but it's all about respect. You to old for BS.

December 19 2010 at 7:23 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

montizzledaddy

F*ck that B*tch A** N*gguh, i don't know why he has to talk Sh*t bout Pac I mean okay you don't like what he did so what, nobody told you to say anything, it's for the fans and not sum dark A** crustbucket like you to judge and B*tch about like whatever you say goes, so you know what i say? i say F*ck you flex you mark A** F*ck-boy!!

December 09 2010 at 4:09 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

isee thru it

Wow someone said it! He happen to be right on the money about the negativity.

December 09 2010 at 8:51 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

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