write retrospective sources lacking details, either were simply still "friends," or had sustained "smaller kerfuffles," or, per street rumors, "had a war brewing." 1994 shooting Tupac recalled Jacques "Haitian Jack" Agnant introducing him to James "Jimmy Henchman" Rosemond, who recalled instead introducing Tupac to Agnant.Ethan Brown, "The score", Vibe, 2005 Dec;12(14):182–187,220–222, pp 187. Both fearsome in New York City's criminal underworld, Agnant and Rosemond were managers and promoters reputed to extort and rob disfavored music artists. On November 29, 1994, Rosemond hired Tupac to record at Quad Recording Studios with his client Little Shawn, rapper, Uptown Records, and record producer Bryce Wilson.Jamil Lindsey, interviewer, "Bryce Wilson: The night Tupac was shot at Quad Studio & Groove Theory's smash hit 'Tell Me' ", The Real Gully TV @ YouTube, 14 Mar 2020, wherein 08:15 begins Wilson's discussion of working with James "Jimmy Henchman" Rosemond and 09:43 begins Wilson's account of events in the studio that night. Tupac, amid "major beef" with Agnant, and confronted by Rosemond for it on November 25, was leery. Present was Uptown's boss Andre Harrell, summoned by Rosemond. Rosemond recalled "plenty of people." Tupac recalled "about 40." Little Shawn, as if "everybody must have known this cat was coming," recalled it "like a fucking party." Puffy, hanging out, recalled nearby filming for the "Warning" music video, then going to visit Biggie on a higher of Quad's five floors, but getting sidetracked on this floor, Quad's required reception stop. Biggie, although sometimes reportedly with Puffy, Harrell, and Rosemond when Tupac arrived upstairs, was instead on a higher floor recording with his own rap group, Junior M.A.F.I.A. Near 12:30 AM, Tupac, Stretch, and two other men entered the building lobby, where Tupac was shot resisting successful robbery of $40 000 of jewelry. Stretch's manager, Freddie "Nickels" Moore, was nonfatally shot in the abdomen, "but that," Tupac later said, "was the bullet that went through my leg." Once upstairs, Tupac instantly blamed Rosemond, and later grew convinced of his guilt.Vladislav "DJ Vlad" Lyubovny, interviewer, Mutah "Napoleon" Beale, interviewee, "Flashback: Napoleon (Outlawz) on Jimmy Henchman threatening 2Pac", VladTV–DJVlad "Verified" channel @ YouTube, 12 Nov 2018. Tupac would ultimately question lobby events as to Stretch, others' reactions upstairs, and "Who Shot Ya" release.Interview of Mutah "Napoleon" Beale, "Why would Biggie drop 'Who Shot Ya' after 2Pac got shot? Jimmy Henchman set up 2Pac not Haitian Jack", The Art of Dialogue "Verified" channel