The Outlawz’s E.D.I Mean Says Tupac “Was Not A Liar” Following Funk Flex Comments

    The Outlawz appeared on Sway’s Universe this week, where they offered their thoughts on Funkmaster Flex’s highly controversial claim that Tupac Shakur accidentally shot himself at Quad Studios in 1994.

    Although he was not present during the initial shooting, E.D.I Mean revealed that based on the rapper’s wounds, it would be nearly impossible for Tupac to have shot himself in the leg. He also began his commentary on the matter by stating ‘Pac “was not a liar” and vehemently denied Flex’s claim.

    “Tupac was a lot of things,” E.D.I. Mean said. “But I’d also like to say that he was a lot of things — one thing he wasn’t was a liar. Strictly addressing the Funkmaster Flex situation, he was not a liar…

    “Nah, ‘Pac didn’t shoot himself,” E.D.I. Mean added later in the interview. “First of all, be clear. ‘Pac was very handy … the trajectory of the wound, ‘Pac would have to had turned the gun around to himself to shoot himself like that. So, he definitely did not shoot his own self … He didn’t keep his guns in his pockets.

    With the release of the Tupac biopic All Eyez On Me scheduled for next Friday (June 16), The Outlawz were open to sharing a handful of stories from their time spent with the late rapper.

    Young Noble recalled a slightly bizarre story of how he met Tupac, who wasn’t pleased at his arrival in a stolen limo.

    “Let me tell you the story,” Young Noble said. “They pull up. I hop in the limo. We go to ‘Pac’s crib on Wilshire. Pull up. Go upstairs. As soon as we walk into the apartment, ‘Pac goes crazy on these dudes. They done stole the limo. And he was doing an interview. And they got a stranger who was with them. And that was me … he’s like ‘Yo, no disrespect to you Noble.’ But he starts barking on these dudes.

    “I mean, like ‘Y’all niggas stole the limo,” he continued. “Y’all bringing a stranger and all this shit. But Kadafi was like ‘Nah, this my nigga. I wouldn’t bring no strangers around. I vouch for him. I grew up with the nigga. He’s super official.’ ‘Pac passed me the blunt. Like it’s all love.”

    Watch the full interview above.

    9 thoughts on “The Outlawz’s E.D.I Mean Says Tupac “Was Not A Liar” Following Funk Flex Comments

    1. Wow! That’s pac for y’all suckaz. Hahahaha he is a gangsta and he don’t ride wit snitch ass niqqaaz like most of these dudes that we see eerday in tha street

    2. Outlawz done suffered sum losses doe. Pac kadafi Hussein rip. Thug lizzifer big syke rip. Kastro been gone Napoleon also been out longest. Is now only Noble n EDi. Solid dudes doe real dudes doe fucc the f4g chit n fucc ALL nu “rappers” doe real spit doe.

    3. Why didn’t noble mention storm when sway asked him about what happened to the other members?

      He said 7 members. Pak n yak died first, napoleon n kastro left cause of their own reason, fatal died and they’re the last two. ..

    4. All I gotta say is I was turned onto 2pac in 92, and he was the realest that I ever listened to! I had quite a few dark days and listening to him got me through it! I would’ve gave anything to have met the man, or seem him live! With all the shit that been put out by his ppl after his passing, just imagine what he could’ve done in the 20 years if he was still with us! I always pour out a lil liuqor for him, and I will never stop listening!!!!!!

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