2Pacques' delusional ducktales about people biting him unappreciation thread

[surgical gloves]

Is calling him pacques some sort of insult?
Corny

 

[Playa With Tha Passport]

Snoop stole from him ik that much

 

[Fortunate Lee]

Is calling him pacques some sort of insult?
Corny

Corny fakkits do corny things

I have never ever met one stand up dude who hated on Pac.

Sure not everybody liked his music but everybody respects him.

These lames don't even know what is to be in simple fight, let alone have people hunt you tryin to take your life.

 

[kingofnyc]

Corny fakkits do corny things

I have never ever met one stand up dude who hated on Pac.

Sure not everybody liked his music but everybody respects him.

These lames don't even know what is to be in simple fight, let alone have people hunt you tryin to take your life.

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

 

[smokeurobinson]

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.

 

[Marlostanfield.]

Bunch of dudes from new york hating on pac. To be expected.

But they don't wanna speak on how influential he was to Biggie

Biggie was sounding like them battle rappers in Brooklyn until he got around Pac and we have a great album called Ready To Die which has a west coast sound.

Just be thankful.

 

[Roland Coltrane]

Pac shot his own nut off.

Knew who set him up, and kept blaming Biggie, even though HE KNEW WHO SET HIM UP.

He was deflecting because he couldnt go at Henchman, so he was like "biggie, you should have told me."

Talked about fukking biggie's bytch, slicing lil kim, shooting all their kids, Mobb Deep's sickle cell, but when it came to Henchman, it was just "in due time"

dap +rep

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

Bunch of dudes from new york hating on pac. To be expected.

But they don't wanna speak on how influential he was to Biggie

Biggie was sounding like them battle rappers in Brooklyn until he got around Pac and we have a great album called Ready To Die which has a west coast sound.

Just be thankful.

Pac didn't even have a west coast sound before RTD.

 

[Knicksman20]

I'm only doing this because of that last jab u took. Otherwise I woulda stayed quiet.


Before Hot97 changed formats Kiss and BLS did play "I get Around" and "Keep Ya Head up" pretty heavy. I'll never forget summer 93.

Also....Hot 97 did play "Dear Mama" heavy when it dropped and they even played the MATW album cut "Old School"(I'll never forget early 95)

But they didnt play sh*t from AEOM or Makeveli Nor did they play anything from his first album. (I wasnt in NY from 98-2001 Like that so I cant speak on his post albums....)

I remember Letter to My Unborn Child got play & Smile I can think of off hand

 

[Knicksman20]

I rock wit biggie too...but I hate that line and always will...it's just


I hate to think what made him think that kind of talk was fly nikka shyt...filthy

It was a play off a famous Richard Pryor line fam

 

[Knicksman20]

huge pac fan but yea at times his immaturity was undeniable. this was not a man fully in control of his emotions.

but hey he died in his 20's... never really had a chance to grow up.

25 is pretty grown. I know plenty peoples that didn't have his kind of money but have been through similar & worse situations & they made better decisions at that age & younger than him. You'd think with his background he would've had more sense & maturity

 

[Knicksman20]

Bunch of dudes from new york hating on pac. To be expected.

But they don't wanna speak on how influential he was to Biggie

Biggie was sounding like them battle rappers in Brooklyn until he got around Pac and we have a great album called Ready To Die which has a west coast sound.

Just be thankful.

& at the same time

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

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.

Pac was never "gangsta"----he was just wild & confrontational.

Mostly all the crazy shyt he got into during his career happened before Death Row.

And when he joined the Row, of course he wasn't the same Pac.

He had some powerful gangsta niccaz from NY who wanted to blow his head off.

So he aligned himself with another super power "(Suge/MOB Piru) and rode for his team.

I don't think he was some puzzy nicca who all of a sudden got ballsy once he went to Death Row.

I think Suge/MOB Piru was just compatible with his wild/rebellious nature.


Now witnessing the type of power the MOB possessed may have made him feel invincible/cocky--I do think that's possible.

One of the OG's of all OG MOB Piru niccaz(Bountry) loved Tupac.Said he was a real nicca with a lot of heart & the only artist on Death Row that he respected.

Now if Tupac was that good of an "actor" to get real life killers to respsect him like that, I don't know?

All I know is there's still a lot of street niccaz from Comptom who vouch for Pac till this very day

 

[smokeurobinson]

The delusional...

Bunch of dudes from new york hating on pac. To be expected.

The reality......

 

[MufasaChoppa]

Biggie named his first album after a quote pac said in his first movie (juice).