East-West Coast Dispute about American Rap?

The answer upstairs is already very good. Let me explain it in more detail.

1. That's the leader of the east and west coasts. In fact, the relationship between 2pac and B.I.G was quite good before, but things changed completely from the night when 1994 2pac was attacked: 2pac went to a recording studio in new york to record with biggie that night, but Pac, who was attacked by gunmen in the elevator, went to biggie's recording studio for help and was sent to the hospital for rescue, which was out of danger. However, according to pac's memory, when he asked biggie and his gang for help, their attitude was very strange. The policeman who came to the scene later was the same as the policeman who arrested pac not long ago. Coincidentally, biggie just released a single called "who shot you", which seems to be a complete mockery of the shooting incident. Pac thought that the whole thing was planned by biggie and p.diddy, and immediately issued several DISs against biggie. Everyone knows what happened afterwards-the East-West Coast War broke out completely under the embellishment of the media, and then 1996 pac died, and 1997 biggie died.

So the question about the landlord:1War broke out after the shooting in 994. The leader is 2pac, who has the upper hand. No one can say for sure.

PS: As I said upstairs, Issac recently jumped out and admitted to attacking pac. It seems that pac provoked a big gang in new york at that time, so he instructed this person to be a pac.

The fight didn't end until two great men died for a long time. Now rappers are all about making money. Who would do such a stupid thing?

3. The first question has answered this question: According to that Issac, pac really misunderstood big. In fact, this matter has been clearly thought out with the bottom: the big man's career is in full swing and he has no grudge against pac. Why did he move his luggage? Besides, even if someone wants to kill pac, why choose the time when he is on the scene? The whole ridiculous coastal dispute is actually the product of boring media embellishing and alienating each other.

4. there is no saying that the east coast and the west coast are divided in hiphop for a long time. Even the East Coast, West Coast and Dirty South refer to music styles rather than factions, not to mention em, 50, akon and others you mentioned-they are all commercial artists, which is the right way to make money. If we insist on dividing it, em should be the west coast, because it belongs to dr.dre and 50 belongs to new york, so Akon is not the east coast at all.

It won't happen again now, because the golden age of gang rap has long passed, and now hiphop music has become more mainstream, more extensive and more commercial. But if there is a so-called cross-strait dispute (just if), I think the east coast will be stronger. After all, jay-z and Kanye are here, and there are a group of second-rate players (such as Pastime) under them. It also includes some promising newcomers (such as J.Cole) who lead the rap music of this era. Although there are many elders in the West Bank, such as Dr. Dre, Snoopy Doug, ice cube, etc., they are old, no longer mainstream, and lack of new forces.