Wendy Williams:

This is the lady who started the rumor about Tupac getting fucked while he was in jail. She is from the Radio station HOT 97 in NYC. Tupac really dissed her on the unreleased song called "Y U Wanna Turn On Me". The interesting thing about this is, in a interview on BET, Tupac said something that made you think, he said If I didn't drop down to 2 big niggas with guns, when he got shot in New York, what makes you think he's gonna drop his pants, and give his entire Man-hood away to 2 niggas WITHOUT guns?? Makes you think huh.

L.L Cool J:

L.L released a B-side song as kind of a sequel to Biggie's B-side "Who Shot Ya?" called "I Shot Ya" directed at Tupac where he praises Mobb Deep for dissing Tupac. This pissed Tupac off, so he came back at L.L. Tupac has an unreleased song called "Little Homies" where he takes shots at L.L. He also dissed L.L on "This Is For My Niggas", he said:

..."Call me a troublemaker, send me to jail, but watch me bust on L.L"

Jay-Z:

He is one of the only people to go out and publically diss Tupac. Jay Z does have his connections with Bad Boy too. He and Biggie were good friends before Biggie's death, and Jay Z appeared on Biggie's, Lil Kim's, and Puffy's albums. Now how the beef with Jay Z started the only time Biggie actually dissed Pac on record was on his guest appearence on Jay Z's album REASONABLE DOUBT, the song was called "Brooklyn's Finest." Then Tupac dissed Jay Z back on "Bomb First." This song pointed at the beef with Jay-Z coming from him sticking up for Mobb Deep. Tupac disses Jay-Z in a lot of unreleased songs too, most-noteably "All Out".

C. Delores Tucker:

This is an example of what Tupac calls a Money Hungry Bitch. She filed a $10 million lawsuit against Tupac. She is a virulent opponent of gangsta rap. Tucker, who once labeled Shakur's music "pornographic smut," claimed lyrics on Tupac's 9 million-selling album "All Eyez on Me" were so demeaning that it affected her sex life. Three songs derisively mentioned Tucker by name. On one, "How Do U Want It," Shakur rapped: "DeLores Tucker, you'se a motherfucker/Instead of trying to help a nigga, you destroy a brother", the another song is "Wonda why they call u Bitch." The last song is at the end of "Picture Me Rollin'".

Jacques Agnant:

In the song released after his death called "Against All Odds", Tupac tells the story of "a snitch named Haitian Jack". The song says Jack is stocky, light skinned and has a Haitian accent, all of which describes Agnant. Agnant is on probabtion after pleading guilty to sexual misconduct in a 1994 incident in which Shakur was convicted of sexual abuse of a woman who came to his hotel room. Tupac believed Agnant made a deal with prosecutors at the rapper's expense.

Tavis Smiley:

Also known as the B.E.T Tonight man, can be seen at 8pm on most weeknights. On his debut show Tavis held a forum on the life and death of Tupac and from the very beginning of the show he tried to defame and portray Tupac as a thug out of control. All he talked about was how Tupac stayed in the spotlight as a advocate for violence and disrespect for women. He had as guests Russell Simmons from Def Jam Comedy and Kevin Powell, a writer for Vibe magazine. Throughout the show, Tavis continued to refute every compliment that Mr. Simmons mentioned about Tupac bringing up all the negative aspects of his life and music. Eventually Mr. Simmons got fed up and with one last comment he blasted Tavis for his berating of Tupac and hung up the phone in the middle of the show saying that he would not continue to be apart of a show that showed such disrespect and called Tavis "America's Favorite House Nigger."

Tom Joyner:

He has a nationally syndicated radio morning show that airs in many large cities around the world. He brings a lot of well known and popular black people on his show. The monday following Tupac's death he and his co-host (Jay Anthony Brown) were really hard on Tupac saying things like he was a bad influence on the younger generation and that his fascination with death was misleading his fans. They would go on to say that it was scary that so many people held Tupac in such high regards and loved him so much. As their listeners phoned in their opinions about how much they would miss Tupac and how much of an influence Tupac had on their life, Tom and Jay would belittle them and say that it wasn't healthty for us to believe in a man that only advocated death and violence. The only objective person and somewhat of a comforter for Tupac's fan was his other co-host Syber Wilkes.

Blackstreet

Teddy Riley and Aaron Hall were partners (GUY) and worked on the same beats. Teddy Riley then incorporated those beats in with Blackstreet and Aaron Hall with Tupac. There is also speculation that Dre stole some of Tupac's beats and used them when he worked with Blackstreet and also when he worked with Nas which could explain the why there are identical beats between some of Tupac's and Nas's work.