Suge Knight goes at Diddy and talks Tupac Shakur legacy

By The Hip Hop Writer
Hip Hop Vibe Staff Writer

During the 1990s, Suge Knight was on top of the world. His record label, Death Row Records, was making hit records. Even though the label was independent, they still managed to sell millions of albums.

However, by the mid-1990s, Sean Combs had launched his own label, Bad Boy Records. In the eyes of many, Bad Boy Records was the East Coast counterpart of Death Row. Because of this, there was immediate friction between Knight and Combs.

Following the deaths of Tupac and Biggie, Suge Knight and Diddy have gone through a number of changes. Diddy rose to become one of the top businessmen in the world. Suge Knight, on the other hand, has lost everything and is fighting criminal charges.

Recently, Suge Knight was caught in the street and he was asked several questions. Knight informed the people he was working on a number of movies. Suge Knight said some movies would be actual films and others would be documentaries. Due to his persona, Suge Knight said he is not like other people in the game who snitch to stay free, like Buffy (Tupac's nickname for Sean Combs).

Suge Knight said all of the people who did Tupac wrong, while he was alive, will be exposed. While he is not a snitch, Suge Knight promised to expose all of the wrongdoers.