Just a very brief page to lead up to my 'disses' section, which details why these beefs started...

 

There were many people who 2Pac had beefs with, major and minor.  Most of these people were rappers, click here to view my main enemy page -2PAC vs BIG.  On this page, I have detailed other enemies of 2Pac.  Most of these enemies were made in response to 2Pac's disses, when he set out to change things in the rap game.  His main enemies were the following...

Notorious BIG
Puff Daddy
Mobb Deep
Nas
LL Cool J
Dr. Dre
Wendy Williams
C. Deloris Tucker
Chino XL
William Johnson

Tupac's Beefs in a nutshell...

Bad Boy Crew: All the beef was sparked by the shooting in the Manhattan Studio in New York. Pac claimed and told an interviewer of Vibe magazine that it was setup by Biggie (Notorious BIG) and Puffy (Sean Puffy Combs) (Puffy being the mastermind). Basically, Pac had serious beef with Bad Boy Records and was clear to show his anger in his lyrics - "If you wanna be down with Bad Boy, then f**k you too!.."

Notorious B.I.G. (Biggie Smalls): They were once good friends & Pac was claimed to be the source of Biggie's fame and riches. Tupac would do performances with BIG to assist BIG in his struggling career to be known as a rap star. When Pac was shot in the Manhattan Studio in NY, he claimed that Biggie was aware that the shooting would take place, but failed to give him full information. Their friendship was later worsened when BIG released an album that was remarkably similar to Pac's upcoming album, which resulted in Tupac re-recording the entire new album. Pac also mentioned that Biggie was "rapping about my life" when he was rapping about the cash,, jewellery and assets he did not really have.

Puff Daddy (Puffy): Tupac had problems with Puffy as he believed he was the mastermind behind the NY shooting. Other (and a more simpler) reasons was because he was down with Bad Boy Records, and he was "fake" or unoriginal as he did not make his own lyrics or music. Some words of retaliation include: "Puffy weaker than a f*cking block I'm running you ni**a..." - Hitemup

Mobb Deep: With the recording of "New York, New York" with Tha Dogg Pound on the album titled, "Dogg Food", the heat between the two rappers was bought to light. Other influences included the fact that Mobb Deep released a song titled "Thug Life, we still livin' it" after he wrote an article about quitting Thug Life. Mobb Deep was believed that he said alot of things in his music that he did not carry out. "Oh yeah Mobb Deep, you wanna f*ck with us? You Little young a** mutha f*ckas, don't one of you ni**as got sickle-cell or something? You f*cking with me, ni**a ? You f*ck around and catch a seizure or a heart-attack. You better back the f*ck up before you get smacked the f*ck up, that how we do it on our side.." - Hit 'Em Up

Jay-Z : Jay-Z was the first to diss Tupac when he released the track titled "Brooklyn's finest" (with Biggie also dissing him in the same track). Jay-Z had a close relationship with Bad-Boy records and with Mobb Deep. As a retaliation, 2Pac released "Bomb First" on his makaveli album, dissing Jay-Z and others.

Chino XL: This is the album that dissed everyone including Whitney Houston, Eddie Murphy and of course Tupac. In keeping up with his tradition, Tupac retaliated: "..Chino XL, f**k you too. All you mother f**kers, f**k you too!" - Hitemup. It is believed that Chino XL's comments was only there to create publicity and make him a well known rapstar, but this scheme was obvious, so Tupac didn't mention his name too many times as this would only create a name for Chino XL. 

LL Cool J: Tupac praised LL Cool J in his older album "Me against the world" on the track "Old School". But the beef commenced when LL decided to take Mobb Deep's side with the recording of the track "I shot ya", in order to create his "hardcore" image that he had lost. Once again, a war was created between the two. 

Dr.Dre: Tupac disliked the way Dre left Death Row and the beef was compounded when Dre failed to turn up at Snoop's court trial, which Pac saw as an insult to Snoop and the entire Deathrow record label. Pac also claimed that Dre wasn't working hard enough while recieving alot of cash while he was with Death Row records. Dre however, didn't seem to want to cause any trouble and did not diss Pac in any way. 

Nas: Tupac didnt' like the fact that Nas' mouth was getting him caught up in the East/West rivalry, which Tupac claimed that Nas should have had nothing to do with.

C. Deloris Tucker: A black woman that was offended by rap and tried to ban it's music or put major censorships on it. Pac mentioned her name in "Wonda they call U b**ch" - "Dear Ms. Deloris Tucker, keep stressin' me f*ckin' with a muthaf**kn' mind, I figured you wanted to know, you know, why we call them hoes b**ches, and maybe this might help you understand it ain't personal, strictly business baby, strictly business." Ms. Deloris Tucker is now sueing Tupac's estate claiming that the track (although released a few years ago) ruined her sex life (don't ask me how). 

Other Enemies: Fugees, and Wendy Williams (Wendy claimed that Tupac was raped in jail)