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4:46Now PlayingDuring a sit-down with the Outlawz, E.D.I. Mean spoke about the time 2Pac called out Black Disciples at his Chicago show after the killing of 11-year-old Robert "Yummy" Sandifer. The child was killed after pulling off a string of robberies and murders in the area, and the gang members felt that police were paying too much attention to the area and feared Sandifer would snitch, so he was killed.
According to E.D.I., 2Pac read the TIME cover story about Sandifer on his way to the Chicago show, and he unleashed his rage on some gang members in the crowd, which started an all-out war. To hear more of the story, hit the above clip.
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