The recording history of "Who Do You Love?" is characterized by several distinct iterations:

Initially recorded with his group Thug Life, this version featured 2Pac on the first and fourth verses, with group members filling the middle.

The song by 2Pac (Tupac Shakur) is a complex piece of hip-hop history, existing in multiple forms that reflect the artist's shifting creative direction between 1994 and his death in 1996. While many listeners recognize the version released on the posthumous 2004 album Loyal to the Game , the track’s origins date back to 2Pac's work with the group Thug Life and his early sessions for the album Me Against the World . Creative Evolution and Recording History

After recording the group version, 2Pac reportedly muted his partners' verses to create a four-verse solo track. He also recorded a "radio" version featuring the Outlawz (then known as Dramacydal) that was intended for their unreleased 1995 album Dramacyde .