“2Pac Was Shot By Someone Light-Skinned” — Man Who Was In Vegas That Fatal Night Speaks Out

Why this one hits different

Almost thirty years later, people who were in Las Vegas in September 1996 are still adding pieces to the story of 2Pac's murder. On The Art of Dialogue, Low M.B. shares what he says he remembers from that night.

Who is Low M.B.?

Low M.B. is a founding member of O.F.T.B. (Operation From The Bottom), a rap group signed to Death Row Records during the label's mid-1990s peak. That put him close to one of the most turbulent eras in hip-hop.

What's on the table

Low M.B. describes being in Las Vegas the night 2Pac was shot. He says Yaki Kadafi, 2Pac's close friend and a member of the Outlawz, told him the shooter was light-skinned, and he gives his own perspective on what happened around the shooting.

Context worth knowing

These are Low M.B.'s recollections and a secondhand account. Kadafi himself was killed just two months after 2Pac. The case stayed officially unsolved until 2023, when Las Vegas police charged Duane "Keffe D" Davis in connection with the killing.

Why it's worth your time

For anyone who follows the 2Pac case, first-person accounts from the Death Row orbit are rare, and every one adds texture to a story people are still arguing about.

Quick answers

When did this interview come out?

August 29, 2026.

What group was Low M.B. in?

O.F.T.B. (Operation From The Bottom), signed to Death Row Records.

More interviews: The Art of Dialogue.