2pac When We Ride On Our Enemies Page

: Recorded with producer Johnny "J" and featuring Sixx Nine (of 6 Feet Deep), this version first gained traction through unreleased bootlegs before appearing on various posthumous collections.

"When We Ride On Our Enemies" is a prominent retaliatory track by 2Pac, originally recorded in late 1995 or early 1996 during his prolific tenure at Death Row Records . The song is widely recognized as a direct response to the East Coast-West Coast hip-hop rivalry, featuring aggressive lyrics aimed at his perceived adversaries. Release History 2pac When We Ride On Our Enemies

: He explicitly mentions the Fugees and Mobb Deep in the intro, reacting to their perceived disses. : Recorded with producer Johnny "J" and featuring

: The track emphasizes themes of betrayal, street survival, and unwavering retaliation. Pac uses the metaphor "ride on our enemies" to signal decisive action against those who "crossed the game". Production Details Release History : He explicitly mentions the Fugees

: This version was released on the 2002 double album Better Dayz . Produced by Briss and Johnny "J", it features a faster tempo and samples Prince's "When Doves Cry". Lyrical Themes and Targets