In the mid-1990s, hip-hop wasn’t just music—it was territory, loyalty, and pressure that could turn a friendship into a headline overnight. The East Coast–West Coast feud didn’t explode out of nowhere. Many people trace the emotional “point of no return” to one night in New York:
What made that night legendary wasn’t only the bullets. It was what came after.
Tupac didn’t treat the attack like random street violence. He treated it like a message.
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