Jay Z Recorded “Nasty” Tupac Diss Track, According To DJ Clark Kent. Hop into the post for the details! #IFWT!

During a “Waste of Time With ItsTheReal” podcast DJ Clark Kent says that Jay Z recorded a “Nasty” Tupac Diss record that has never seen the light of day.

The Longtime Jay Z Collaborator said “It never came out because out of respect for the fact that he died.” Dj Clark Kent also said “Jay did a record going at ‘Pac, but right as it was about to come out, son died.”

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Tupac was killed in a still unsolved 1996 shooting in Las Vegas. DJ Clark Kent, who brought Jay Z and The Notorious B.I.G together, says that Jay Z’s pride led him to perform the Tupac Diss track at the Apollo theatre, a famous concert venue in Harlem, New York.

DJ Clark Kent said:

“It was scathing,” DJ Clark Kent says. “Like crowds was like, ‘Oh shit.’ Like it was super hard, super hard. If he was alive, there woulda been no coming back. Nothing. This was so tough. Like it, to me, it probably was one of the hardest diss records I’ve ever heard.

Clark Kent said that few people have heard the Tupac diss track and that there has been temptation to release it.

“I didn’t want a copy of it,” he says. “I didn’t want a copy because I know I would’ve been compelled to figure out how to play it because it was nasty.”

Listen To DJ Clark Kent’s full interview below! #IFWT!