Neckbone Breaks Down Why 2Pac, Suge Knight, Buntry & Him Jumped Orlando Anderson (Part 17)
January 7, 2026
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In a recent VladTV interview, Neckbone opened up about the infamous night Tupac Shakur, Suge Knight, Buntry, and himself confronted Orlando Anderson in Las Vegas. The group had traveled from L.A. for a Tyson fight and were simply trying to enjoy the night. Neckbone recalls spotting Anderson at the venue and how Trayvon identified him, but there was no initial plan or directive to attack – it was more a heads-up to stay alert. Despite their intention to keep the night light, tensions escalated when Anderson took off running. Neckbone emphasizes that Tupac always had a bodyguard, and no one was specifically assigned to attack Anderson. The situation spiraled out of control, leading to the violent encounter later linked to the East Coast-West Coast feud. This firsthand account sheds light on the chaotic and spontaneous nature of that night, dispelling rumors of a premeditated ambush on Anderson by Tupac’s camp.
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