Nah. Pac was a legitimate fan of rappers. He's said it out his own mouth. He has no problem about letting a rapper know they've influenced him or they just ill. Him being forgotten about in prison is way more complicated than that.
#ThatWisdomNo, you want "ALL this shyt" to be strictly entertainment. Tupac had a genuine anger for Biggie and Bad Boy as a staff, record label and as a muthaphukkin crew. Your insistence at throwing your personal agenda on as goggles is the reason you're never going to see the situation clearly. You're going to try to push it to everyone you get a chance to talk to and you'll have very low results in succeeding in influencing people who know what was going on. To assume Tupac didn't have any feelings about the situation would be to assume he was inhuman. Also there are multiple accounts of The Source Awards confrontation . . those weren't TMZ days. People said Tupac was genuinely angry, I believe the word "livid" was used. How he felt in February and how he came to feel about it in August are two different things, because complex individuals that go through situations like that can change how they feel about things, rather than push their jaded agenda 20 years later. Basically you're saying you don't like the way Tupac felt about it. Tupac didn't feel the way you would've felt about it or how you feel he should feel about it
Do me a favor and read this post twice. This so called "plot of revenge" that you reference only exists in your head, it exists in the plot of music videos - an entertainment medium as Tupac was (ding) and entertainer. It was used as entertainment. Once again your whole rhetoric on what he should've done would only benefit him if there was a "so called plot for revenge". Seeing as we both know there was no "plot of revenge" then we shouldn't be arguing about how he should've handled things if he wanted to enact a "plot of revenge" - you're arguing about a hypothetical scenario, it's really amazing that you don't see that.
Once again, you've ordered a whopper and you're complaining that there's no Big Mac sauce and on some level I think you do see it but you're so invested in your rhetoric that you don't want to let it go. You came from the drive thru, parked your car and thought about everything you were gonna say once you walked in, you were going to give them a "piece of your mind", you already knew everything you were gonna say as you walked in. You're up at the counter arguing with the Burger King manager about there being no Big Mac sauce and then it hits, you didn't order a Big Mac . . you're not even at the right place to order a Big Mac, but you already initiated the complaint and you don't wanna stop now. Even though you know a whopper shouldn't have Big Mac sauce
#WallyWisdom
No, you want "ALL this shyt" to be strictly entertainment. Tupac had a genuine anger for Biggie and Bad Boy as a staff, record label and as a muthaphukkin crew. Your insistence at throwing your personal agenda on as goggles is the reason you're never going to see the situation clearly. You're going to try to push it to everyone you get a chance to talk to and you'll have very low results in succeeding in influencing people who know what was going on. To assume Tupac didn't have any feelings about the situation would be to assume he was inhuman. Also there are multiple accounts of The Source Awards confrontation . . those weren't TMZ days. People said Tupac was genuinely angry, I believe the word "livid" was used. How he felt in February and how he came to feel about it in August are two different things, because complex individuals that go through situations like that can change how they feel about things, rather than push their jaded agenda 20 years later. Basically you're saying you don't like the way Tupac felt about it. Tupac didn't feel the way you would've felt about it or how you feel he should feel about it
Once again, you've ordered a whopper and you're complaining that there's no Big Mac sauce and on some level I think you do see it but you're so invested in your rhetoric that you don't want to let it go. You came from the drive thru, parked your car and thought about everything you were gonna say once you walked in, you were going to give them a "piece of your mind", you already knew everything you were gonna say as you walked in. You're up at the counter arguing with the Burger King manager about there being no Big Mac sauce and then it hits, you didn't order a Big Mac . . you're not even at the right place to order a Big Mac
#WallyWisdom
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So if this was all just entertainment, wtf is the point keep yappin about it for ??No, you want "ALL this shyt" to be strictly entertainment. Tupac had a genuine anger for Biggie and Bad Boy as a staff, record label and as a muthaphukkin crew. Your insistence at throwing your personal agenda on as goggles is the reason you're never going to see the situation clearly. You're going to try to push it to everyone you get a chance to talk to and you'll have very low results in succeeding in influencing people who know what was going on. To assume Tupac didn't have any feelings about the situation would be to assume he was inhuman. Also there are multiple accounts of The Source Awards confrontation . . those weren't TMZ days. People said Tupac was genuinely angry, I believe the word "livid" was used. How he felt in February and how he came to feel about it in August are two different things, because complex individuals that go through situations like that can change how they feel about things, rather than push their jaded agenda 20 years later. Basically you're saying you don't like the way Tupac felt about it. Tupac didn't feel the way you would've felt about it or how you feel he should feel about it
Once again, you've ordered a whopper and you're complaining that there's no Big Mac sauce and on some level I think you do see it but you're so invested in your rhetoric that you don't want to let it go. You came from the drive thru, parked your car and thought about everything you were gonna say once you walked in, you were going to give them a "piece of your mind", you already knew everything you were gonna say as you walked in. You're up at the counter arguing with the Burger King manager about there being no Big Mac sauce and then it hits, you didn't order a Big Mac . . you're not even at the right place to order a Big Mac
#WallyWisdom
To be fair i would agree 94- 95 pac was jealous .. I wouldnt say very late 95-96 cause that was pacs time ...... What i feel pac wanted was biggie to do welll but be under him n wen he outshined him in 94 going into 95 it did get under pacs skin ..... I agree on that big n stretch gave pac game on them ny gangsters n pac choose to ignore them cant blame big for that ......
Yes this is true .. Pac did give big little bits ov advice on certain shyt rising up in the game but i get what your saying pac was the 1 who went lookin for big .... How long where big n pac actully friends for ?? What exact date did they meet ??
Ready To Die isn't a 93 release nikka. It dropped in 94. And late 94 at that. Illmatic came first. Biggie was already fukkin wit Thug Life at the time. I don't see nobody correcting u wit that tho. Just Daps. Cause like I said. If it's about shyttin on Pac. It's cool. Inaccuracies don't matter.
