Speaker 1: A report he's on the Fresh Show.
Speaker 2: So if you are a TUPAC fan like Kekey and
Speaker 2: I are, you've long heard this rumor. And I actually
Speaker 2: almost like my intrusive thoughts almost won when we met
Speaker 2: Snoop Dogg and I almost asked him this, but I
Speaker 2: held back. But former Death Road Records boss sug Night
Speaker 2: is now claiming that it's true.
Speaker 1: So Shug, who really is missing.
Speaker 2: Zero connection to the outside world while he's incarcerated, told
Speaker 2: a Harley Harvey Levon, You're like.
Speaker 3: A video podcast set in prison.
Speaker 1: He has a.
Speaker 2: Podcast and then he regularly I mean I think he
Speaker 2: has a hit with Harvey Levin every week and Harvey
Speaker 2: like goes to prison and like, I don't know, it's
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: If prison is doing a podcast every day and having
Speaker 3: a podcast set and being on TMZ, yeah, I'm interested.
Speaker 3: Like they're tell me more about it and then they're
Speaker 3: going to feed me and this is sounding okay, like
Speaker 3: like I'd like to learn more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he gets to decide like what trials he's
Speaker 2: involved in or not, even though like he's heavily involved
Speaker 2: in the one going on right now, but he's says
Speaker 2: that someone put him in touch with a guy from
Speaker 2: some sort of funeral home.
Speaker 1: After Tupac was shot.
Speaker 2: He asked the guy to cremate Tupac, but the man
Speaker 2: said he was busy for the next few days. Sug
Speaker 2: got the guy's address, because one thing about Shug is
Speaker 2: he does not take no for an answer. He got
Speaker 2: this guy's address, went over to the house with two bags,
Speaker 2: one filled with two hundred thousand dollars in cash, the other.
Speaker 1: With one million in cash.
Speaker 2: Sug, I mean, like any smart businessman would offer the
Speaker 2: bag with the two hundred thousand first, and the guy said, no,
Speaker 2: I will not cremate Tupac tonight.
Speaker 1: You are at my house.
Speaker 2: So Shug says that he opened the other bag up
Speaker 2: the ante and offered them both. He says the guy
Speaker 2: was staring down at one point two million and back
Speaker 2: then that was even more, and agreed to cremate Poc
Speaker 2: right then and there. As for what happened to his ashes,
Speaker 2: Shug says that POC's mom had people come to the
Speaker 2: Vegas hotel room where she was staying, and they rolled
Speaker 2: his ashes into several blunts and they smoked him.
Speaker 1: Allegedly. Oh wow, yeah.
Speaker 2: So for his part, Shoulg says that he had to
Speaker 2: tell Tupac's mom that he was on probation, and he said,
Speaker 2: I probably can't smoke Tupac right now.
Speaker 1: So he did pass. He did not smoke him.
Speaker 2: But that has been a long running rumor, and I
Speaker 2: he's claiming it's true, So I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable. Rights of amazing, but also I don't know.
Speaker 2: Also, while we're talking about it, yesterday, jurors heard a
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight police interview with Dwayne Keped Davis
Speaker 2: where he identified his nephew, Orlando Baby Lane Anderson as
Speaker 2: the dude who shot the shots that killed Tubac in
Speaker 2: Vegas in nineteen ninety six. And in this recording, a
Speaker 2: detective asked him whether his nephew would have had to
Speaker 2: lean over another passenger to fire the god and he said, yeah,
Speaker 2: he did.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Elsewhere in that interview, he also said that he was
Speaker 2: in the white Cadillac with his nephew and two other
Speaker 2: men when Tupac was shot. That recording is potentially some
Speaker 2: of the prosecution's best and most important evidence because he's
Speaker 2: now the only person charged with pox murder.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are not alive anymore.
Speaker 2: Saying he helped orchestrate the attack and provide the gun,
Speaker 2: even though they're not accusing him of actually firing the shot.
Speaker 2: The defense is taking an unusual approach, though they're essentially
Speaker 2: telling the jury don't believe his own words or stories
Speaker 2: about himself.
Speaker 1: They say that he's exaggerating things.
Speaker 2: And making up claims about his involvement over the years
Speaker 2: to sell books and attract attention. By the way, Tupac's
Speaker 2: autopsy photos were also short in court this week, and
Speaker 2: then they were on Instagram yesterday for everyone to see,
Speaker 2: which felt extremely wrong and uncomfortable, and I hated it.
Speaker 1: I hated seeing that. So I don't know why we
Speaker 1: need to do that.