biggie and tupac造句

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1. Biggie and Tupac _ and their respective record company CEOs, Sean " P-Diddy"
2. BIGGIE AND TUPAC : Documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield scrutinizes the deaths of rappers Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls.
3. "Biggie and Tupac " is rated R ( Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian ).
4. The deaths of Biggie and Tupac left many to speculate if the coastal hostility had been responsible for their murders.
5. That company has sold items to Bad Boy Entertainment and Death Row Records, the labels of Biggie and Tupac, respectively.
6. It's difficult to find biggie and tupac in a sentence. 用biggie and tupac造句挺难的
7. Broomfield's previous films include " Kurt and Courtney, " " Biggie and Tupac " and " Lily Tomlin ."
8. BIGGIE AND TUPAC : Twin rapper murders are examined in this acclaimed documentary by tabloidic gadfly Nick Broomfield ( " Kurt & Courtney " ) . ( Lions Gate)
9. "I'm outraged by all these people trying to make connections with Biggie and Tupac, " said Nelson George, the author of " Hip-Hop America ."
10. Oh, there are a couple of gangsta wannabes who heist a cash machine in the opening scenes and spend the rest of the movie toting it around Chicago's South Side, but they're more Laurel and Hardy than Biggie and Tupac.
11. Besides 1998's " Kurt & Courtney " and 2002's " Biggie and Tupac, " one of his best-known films is the 1995 TV documentary " Heidi Fleiss : Hollywood Madam ."
12. A theory accusing Suge Knight in the deaths of both Biggie and Tupac was that of ex-detective Russell Poole, who conjectured that Knight had Tupac killed before he could part ways with Knight's label and then conspired to kill Biggie to divert attention from himself in the Tupac case.
13. Nick Broomfield's low-budget documentary " Biggie and Tupac, " which opened on Sept . 27, gathers circumstantial evidence and speculation to argue that Knight ordered both killings _ Shakur because he was going to sue Death Row for back royalties, and Wallace to make Shakur's killing look like part of a feud between East Coast and West Coast rap camps.