DJ Quik Implicated In Biggie Smalls Shooting As A Witness Based On Gene Deal Diddy’s Security скачать в хорошем качестве

DJ Quik Implicated In Biggie Smalls Shooting As A Witness Based On Gene Deal Diddy’s Security

Thanks For Watching #biggiesmalls #genedeal #djquik #2pac Based on interviews with former Bad Boy bodyguard Gene Deal, specifically on The Art Of Dialogue, he has actually denied rumors that DJ Quik was involved in any confrontation with Biggie Smalls or Puffy at the Vibe party on the night Biggie was killed. YouTube YouTube +2 Here are the details regarding Gene Deal and DJ Quik in relation to the Biggie shooting: Clearing the Rumor: Gene Deal explicitly addressed and cleared up rumors suggesting that DJ Quik "pressed" or confronted Biggie and Diddy at the Vibe party. Presence vs. Involvement: While DJ Quik was among the over 1,000 people in attendance at the VIBE party on March 9, 1997, Gene Deal's testimony does not place him at the scene of the shooting as a participant, but rather refutes the narrative that Quik was actively aggressive toward them that night. DJ Quik's Perspective: DJ Quik confirmed in a 2011 interview with Hip Hop DX that he was a suspect due to owning a black cherry Chevrolet Impala SS similar to the one used in the shooting, and because he was present at the party. However, he indicated that he was cleared after speaking with the police and expressed that he liked Biggie. Alternative Shooter Theories: Gene Deal has argued that the shooting was not a traditional "drive-by" and has implicated others, focusing more on the actions of the entourage and security rather than accusing DJ Quik of involvement. Therefore, Gene Deal did not say DJ Quik was involved in or present for the shooting itself; he specifically refuted rumors of a confrontation between them