They openly mocked each other in public. Tupac was the representative for the West coast, and Biggie for the East coast. Tupac used to be from New York and actually used to open shows for Biggie, so there's a bit of a storylike element to it. Gang involvement. The Bloods and Crips were involved in both Tupac and Biggie's lives.. Shakur was 25 years old and died from his wounds six days later. Davis was a leader of the South Side Crips gang and wrote in his book about "running a multimillion-dollar nationwide drug empire".
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In his open-top Jaguar, Tupac would roll through the Piru and Leuders Park Blood neighbourhoods, proudly mixing with his people. Orlando became enmeshed in the politics of Blood and Crip because.. "The cover of 'Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.' "—Tupac's second solo album—"was red, so everybody thought at first he was a Blood." But though he hung out with Bloods and, more often.
