Contents • • • • • • • • • • • suge shot me [ ] T fut shot me the article says this: In the first few seconds of the song 'Intro/Bomb First (My Second Reply)' on the album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, Shakur can be heard saying 'Shoulda shot me'.[42][43] Many theorists mistook the statement as 'Suge shot me' or 'Suge shot 'em' until confirmation by multiple audio tests and confirmation from members of The Outlawz. I read the philadelphia weekly, and it does not say anything about the song. In addition, the other citiation, the mtv big urban myths cannotbe founded. It seems to me that khadfi said 'suge shot me' at the beginning of the song. The shoulda shot me just does not make logical sense since people did shoot him.

The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory is the studio/Mixtape Album by artist/Rapper/DJ Makaveli, and Album has highlight a Rap sound. It was released/out on 1996 in English dialect, by some Music Recording Company, as the follow-up to last studio/Mixtape Album. Re: Killuminati. Could you please tell me what The Don Killuminati means then because you don't have no information on the concept. But you seem to have alot about the concept of Makaveli, and the 7 day theory but not one thing about The Don Killuminati like it's not even in the title of the album.

Where is the source for this multiple audio tests? It was on MTV awhile back. You yourself can even slow down the audio and clearly hear it. It's 'Shoulda shot me'. 17:31, 4 August 2007 (UTC) People I found the references for the article where it says 'one of the timeless classics'. But I don't know how to put the reference correctly.

I put ok, but I need someone to do it correctly. It is the reference number 10. Someone please fix this. - Spanja101 Actually, it wasn't 'Suge shot me', it was 'Suge shot him'.

But anyway - it's not true. Here's an explanation of this phenomena by one of Makaveli studio engineers, who worked on that record: youtube.com/watch?v=lTLYg0cPWJA — Preceding comment added by ( • ) 23:13, 16 January 2015 (UTC) The 'suge shot me' soundbyte is taken from a soundeffects soundbank called 'cititrax' produced by Hollywood Edge Sound Effects Library in 1989. A lot of times producers use generic sounds for screams and gunshots and other sounds they want for a song, movie or tv show. Various sound bytes are recorded and compiled on CD and sold to editors and producers for their own use royalty free.

Both 2pac and daft punk used this same generic sound for their songs as nothing more than background noise to convey the image of a busy street. 'Suge shot me' is a myth that built on itself and seems like it was done on purpose, especially when you hear interviews where 2pac talks about hidden things on beatles records, but it wasnt intentional at all it was just generic street noise and at the beginning it has the 'suge shot me' snippet. Its hard to say what was actually being said here, but it was recorded and sold as a street noise sound effect recorded in 1989. Egistec es603 driver windows 8.1. The people saying its a sample of daft punk's da funk video are half right, but actually it was a generic sound sample that was used by both daft punk and 2pac. The soundbyte is called 'very busy sidewalk' and it is on 'Cititrax sound effects volume 1' from hollywood edge sound effects library.

As a side note, on 'cititrax sound effects volume 2' there is a track called 'Black female prostitute flirts from sidewalk' This sound effect was used on the intro for 'she was just a groupie' from the doggfather, another death row album released the same week as Makaveli. 'hey baby wanna go out.' To make things even stranger this 'prostitute' soundbyte is also used on the daft punk video for the song da funk which is the same video that uses the 'busy sidewalk' /'suge shot me' sound effect. Both sound effects are from the hollywood edge sound effects library. Since they were both used by daft punk and death row releases this shows that these two artists just happened to be using sound effects from the same sound effect compilation from hollywood edge sound company and this disproves the 'suge shot me' myth once and for all. The daft punk video layers sirens over the soundbyte and 2pacs album layers dark sounding funeral bells over it. — Preceding comment added by () 01:16, 2 March 2017 (UTC) () 11:19, 2 March 2017 (UTC) Was it finished before his death [ ] It took 3 days for him to write and record the lyrics and another 4 days for producing.