Money B on 50 Cent's Diddy Documentary Claiming Puffy Had His Friend 2Pac Killed (Part 6)
February 15, 2026
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In a recent interview, Money B from Digital Underground addressed the explosive claim made in 50 Cent’s documentary alleging Sean "Puffy" Combs put a $1 million hit on Tupac Shakur. Money B revealed he was unaware of this specific allegation until watching the documentary, emphasizing that despite being close to Tupac, he never actively followed such rumors or sought out conspiracy theories. He explained that after Tupac’s death, the mystery no longer felt urgent to him, especially with no arrests or official resolutions in the case. Money B stressed he only acknowledges what he personally knows and remains skeptical of unproven claims. Highlighting the complexity of Tupac’s legacy and surrounding theories—including far-fetched rumors that Tupac is still alive—Money B chose to focus on his memories rather than speculation. His stance offers a grounded perspective amid swirling controversies and conspiracy theories tied to Tupac’s unsolved murder.
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