2Pacques' delusional ducktales about people biting him unappreciation thread

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breh... when he was on that DU 'happy/fun/cool' shyt nobody wanted to take his life
shyt didnt sell so he got on that 'thug life' shyt & that was his demise

Whats funny is...When Pac went to Death Row and started all that Ra Ra....It looked like he was just putting on a "gangster act" because he was now on Death Row....But thats how it was percieved..as an act....as if Pac was doing a movie performance........The same way Left Eye was putting on that gangster act with her alter ego "Nina" when she went to Death Row......That wasnt the Tupac we all saw rise to prominance....That Christoper Williams dude who was down with Pac said the same thing on the Welcome To Death Row DVD.

So when the delusional speak on how Pac was some sort of threat or a revolutionary ....They are speaking on the 2pac that was putting on this "gangster act" when he was on Death Row....The delusional dont even know it was an act. I fukked with Pac so even I was aware that his Death Row persona wasn't really him...But the delusional say otherwise. Till this day I look down on that "gangster act" he was doing because I still believe thats what got him killed.

Both of you talking out your asses. Pac was a rowdy dude when he first hooked up with DU. He was known for getting in fights and starting shyt in Marin.

Know facts before trying to sound like you know what you talking about ..

Let them both rest .. It's okay to like both .. Look at the avi

Edit : Robinson you seem like a fan .. But you telling me shooting cops in the ass,punching directors plus countless other wild shyt wasn't a gangster image? Cmon man .. When he came to Deathrow it was just the gangster shyt became real. MOB piru bloods and Suge. It came with the territory .. He never acted any different

 

[Nomad1]

No receipts. Sounds like Pac was just jealous that the guy who used to sleep on his couch blew up bigger than him in 94. RTD didn't sound like Pac. The only thing you have to go on is Pac's word, which is unreliable because he was paranoid and crazy.

I would say that Pac was disappointed and angry at Biggie, more than him actually blowing up and becoming big in NYC and the entire east coast. They were genuine friends imo and really thought highly of each other artistically.

And yes, there is receipts;




"hes taking Pac's and Sykes shyt and got it all over his album, he didn`t thank pac on the album"

"I heard Biggie`s demo before he was hanging with Pac and it was straight New York shyt....his style was definitely influenced by Pac because he was always around him`" Money B

And both Pac and Big had access to the same producer (easy mo bee) that worked heavily on both albums. In fact, Pac and Big were in fact seeing both of each other a lot during the recording of both albums.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

I would say that Pac was disappointed and angry at Biggie, more than him actually blowing up and becoming big in NYC and the entire east coast. They were genuine friends imo and really thought highly of each other artistically.

And yes, there is receipts;




"hes taking Pac's and Sykes shyt and got it all over his album, he didn`t thank pac on the album"

"I heard Biggie`s demo before he was hanging with Pac and it was straight New York shyt....his style was definitely influenced by Pac because he was always around him`" Money B

And both Pac and Big had access to the same producer (easy mo bee) that worked heavily on both albums. In fact, Pac and Big were in fact seeing both of each other a lot during the recording of both albums.

Fair enough. If they were around each other, I'm sure he influenced him. That's a far cry from saying "he copied my style" in interviews and on a song though. Big was his own man with his own style and would've been a legend regardless.

 

[Nomad1]

Both of you talking out your asses. Pac was a rowdy dude when he first hooked up with DU. He was known for getting in fights and starting shyt in Marin.

Know facts before trying to sound like you know what you talking about ..

Let them both rest .. It's okay to like both .. Look at the avi

You don't have to even explain anything to those clowns there's a documentary that had all of Pac's friends from Marin City pretty much explaining what it was like haninng around with Pac before he got famous. They said he was a loud mouth (they blamed it on NY since he was from there ) and a hot head always getting into fights. Them nikkas just look at Pac's wikipedia page and go like " he went to bmore school of arts and did ballet. He was def soft aint about that lyfe "

Here's the doc. They didn't sugar coat anything, they were honest about some parts on pac and it did come off as "salty" to some, no to me tho
I have to find the doc when i get home.

 

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You don't have to even explain anything to those clowns there's a documentary that had all of Pac's friends from Marin City pretty much explaining what it was like haninng around with Pac before he got famous. They said he was a loud mouth (they blamed it on NY since he was from there ) and a hot head always getting into fights. Them nikkas just look at Pac's wikipedia page and go like " he went to bmore school of arts and did ballet. He was def soft aint about that lyfe "

Here's the doc. They didn't sugar coat anything, they were honest about some parts on pac and it did come off as "salty" to some, no to me tho
I have to find the doc when i get home.

Yeah I remember bro it was thug immortal .. Ain't see it for years

Remember the part about Pac being taught that trick in a fight where he would drop to the floor so you couldn't get to him lol

 

[Nomad1]

Fair enough. If they were around each other, I'm sure he influenced him. That's a far cry from saying "he copied my style" in interviews and on a song though. Big was his own man with his own style and would've been a legend regardless.

Biggie Smalls put himself to stardom, Puffy just gave him the resources to do so. Im not saying it's because of Pac that Biggie was famous, that's a lie. All im saying is that Biggie had big influence from Pac because they were always hanging out with each other in and out the booth. I know a lot of people will take Money B's words with a grain of salt, but Shock G (and Money B), the Outlawz, always say good things about Biggie and non far fetched shyt like Snoop and Suge. Pac admired Biggie skills, and Biggie admired Pac's. Obviously Pac is going to say "bbubu biggie stole my style" after their friendship becomes sour.

 

[Nomad1]

Yeah I remember bro it was thug immortal .. Ain't see it for years

Remember the part about Pac being taught that trick in a fight where he would drop to the floor so you couldn't get to him lol

that shyt was funny. It really shows in that doc how "New york" Pac was when he first moved out west.

 

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that shyt was funny. It really shows in that doc how "New york" Pac was when he first moved out west.

Definitely. Remember the part about dude swinging a punch and hitting a freezer or something?! Need to watch that doc again lol

 

[Nomad1]

Definitely. Remember the part about dude swinging a punch and hitting a freezer or something?! Need to watch that doc again lol

pac got into a fight with one of them nikkas, so pac threw a punch and missed (he hit the fridge). His whole hand became sore, then they say "yoo pac you need to go to a hospital, that hand looking to huge " Pac was like "im fine that shyt dont even hurt **"

 

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pac got into a fight with one of them nikkas, so pac threw a punch and missed (he hit the fridge). His whole hand became sore, then they say "yoo pac you need to go to a hospital, that hand looking to huge " Pac was like "im fine that shyt dont even hurt **"

Yeah that was it lmao

Pac didn't give a fukk. That dude he was trying to punch was pretty big too

But you chumps are sure he was on that tough shyt only when he came to Deathrow right

 

[Marlostanfield.]

Say someone went from ____ to ____ and cite one soundtrack song from when they were unsigned and their DEBUT album, brehs.

Ready to Die sounds nothing like pre-MATW Pac and there is zero evidence of Pac influencing Biggie's music at all. Pac just said it because he was paranoid, salty, and jealous and his stans just repeat it because their idol said so.

I can say that because 2pac been on his paranoid shyt since day one. Nothing Biggie ever made or freestyle would make me think he was on this Ready to Die steez before Ready to Die ever came out

And why would Pax be jealous of Biggie ?

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

Yeah I remember bro it was thug immortal .. Ain't see it for years

Remember the part about Pac being taught that trick in a fight where he would drop to the floor so you couldn't get to him lol

I remember them Thug Immortal niccaz.Them cats wanted to be salty, but you can tell they got caught up reminiscing about them old Pac stories they were telling.

They said it took a while for them to warm up to Pac, but once they let him in the crew, he was the first to bum rush a nicca.To the point where they had to and calm him down.

That story they told about Pac trying to punch the cab driver through the window


Like I said, them niccaz went from wanting to be salty to telling them stories about Pac.

Them Thug Immortal niccaz just wanted a lil shine & recognition...that's all...just a lil bit of recognition

 

[Cabbage Patch]

The first page of this thread is pure comedy.

 

[Mowgli]

Thread from man who used to defend homosexuals all day.

 

[MufasaChoppa]

big stole "baby baby" from pac?