The East Coast–West Coast beef was red hot in 1996, and 2Pac was right in the thick of it. Now Netflix has dropped the official trailer for The Tupac Tapes With Angie Martinez, a four-part video podcast that takes us back to that moment through a conversation most of us have never heard in full. The series premieres November 27.

Martinez sat down with Pac in Los Angeles just months before his death. She aired parts of the interview back then but kept some of the more explosive material off the radio, concerned that it could escalate an already dangerous situation. One detail worth sitting with is that in the portions she did air, Pac pushed back on the idea that he was at war with an entire coast. Thirty years later, hearing him talk through where he stood adds another layer to a story hip-hop fans have been debating ever since.

The trailer gives you a feel for the tension in the room. Pac gets heated when the conversation turns to loyalty, and Angie challenges him on how he treated people who cared about him. That back-and-forth is what makes this worth a listen. You hear how personal it all was for Pac, and you hear Angie willing to press him while the fallout was still playing out in real time.

Martinez is also bringing in RZA, Dream Hampton, Big Boy, Charlamagne Tha God, Joe Budden, and Wallo to reflect on Pac’s life and the era around the interview. But the voice we’re most looking forward to hearing is Pac’s. We’ve had three decades to talk about what happened in ’96. On November 27, we’ll get to hear more of what he had to say while he was still living through it. Hit the subscribe button to stay tapped in with us for more content.

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