2pac ft. danny boy, cpo & big syke - picture me rollin' appreciation thread

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Prodigal Syndicate said:
pac was the goat for that type of shyt. Dude would give ANYBODY love,didnt matter if they were a big name or just a nobody. IE. The producers that worked on makavelli that were labelled "the wack room" by the other death artists and nobody wanted to work with them and pac pumped out a classic with them,or bad azz being a snotty nose nobody but getting that feature on krazy just because.
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and you know what, pac is the only rapper i've seen embrace people who might have been considered "average" or "wack" (dependin' on who you ask or what you think) and it help make their contribution to a song whether they was rappin' or producin' even better. like you said, nobody wanted to work with a few of those guys who worked on the 7 day theory album and then pac started workin' with them and a few others were on some "why y'all ain't hookin' up with some shyt" after hearin' the music they was makin' with pac:wow:

pac was truly one a kind :mjcry:
 
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Yehuda said:
I believe DMX did something similar in '98.
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yeah, but there's the quality factor too

x came out hard with the 1st album but the followup really won't all that at all

he did have a movie with belly though

but back to pac

pac had all eyez on me, the 7 day theory, gridlock'd and gang related movies as well as a couple of his songs were on the soundtracks. again, pac followed all eyez on me up with the 7 day theory; see, there's that quality factor. for as much as pac was puttin' out with his quantity of music, the quality of his music never faltered. pac came right back with the 7 day theory with an album that many hardcore pac fans even consider better than all eyez on me:mjcry:

i can't say the same for x :yeshrug:and neither of those x albums begin to even compare to pac's 2 albums in 96'

and both of pac's movies gridlock'd and gang related >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> belly
 
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stomachlines said:
it's crazy to think how how fast pac was workin' while makin' this album. he was writin' his ass off and puttin' out quality music

a lot of nikkas these days can provide plenty of quantity (in fact, way too much when it's bullshyt and they ain't focused) but pac gave quality along with that quantity
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Cpo said he had no idea this song was even gonna be released
 
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nineteeneightysix said:
Beat is too smooth...

Book 2 ain't nothing to fcuk with...

The only weak songs are "Heaven Ain't Hard To Find" and "Run The Streets"...And maybe "Check Out Time" but I love that smooth California sound...

2Pac is GOAT...Hip Hop has yet to fill the void his death created...
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Storm had me dreaming bout a thug chick...Holla If ya understand my plan ladies fukk havin babies by these shady azz nikkaz swearing he can save ya..My strategy official checkin ya pockets while I tounge kiss ya...they call me Storm since the day I was born I been known 2 break tha coldest muthafukka till his <3's warm....So meet me at 3 and don't be late nikka we hangin out all nite while drinkin str8 liquor...I heard it's poppin at a club but they say I can't get in 'cause I'm dressed like a thug until I'm gone...ya don't know what's gonna happen the rappin or tha drugs but until then gimme love an lemme run tha streetz :myman:
 
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