Pac would NEVER
Biggie was a fraud who stole the 10 crack commandments
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Max Goonberg
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U named after a fruit punch
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
I have that magazine. .. As for pac not biting...
did it in 94
Nas bit him...
then 2pac bit nas
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Not Allen Iverson
Why is tik tok showing me your profile bro? I’d remove the link unless you tryna get doxxed…
Exactly. I can't nod my head to an article.
Clapsteel O'Neal
put a red dot on your head like a hindu
Pac stans are always finding new ways to fight for that number 1 spot of WOAT hip hop fanbase with Eminem stans
I have that magazine. .. As for pac not biting...
did it in 94
Nas bit him...
then 2pac bit nas
I didn’t know the influence traced beyond I Gave You PowerThe artistry is entirely different between 3 songs, there’s a slight thread or string of similar theme that may been adopted but entirely reimagined in different perspectives, to say the least
Like Tupac’s song could even be seen as a ghostwritten song production for the Jay Z cover of the song, but Jay Z’s song even entirely reworked, and strips the song production Tupac created with central concept. Jay Z made it a pop love song, whereas Tupac’s was a thug love masterpiece metaphorically - this was recorded while Tupac was intending for this to be an underground album that people would find under the name Makaveli
Obviously powers that be and those in control weren’t going to allow that to happen and the album was reworked for commercial release, songs with blatant samples that needed tough clearances from Prince and Michael Jackson were removed
And he sealed the deal with the Toss It Up music video shoot, a song he had recorded in July. He also did To Live & Die in LA music video shoot thus negating the idea that people who haven’t thought it through put forth, which is that he just intended for it to he an underground album but they changed it after he died - but no, I use
️️️️️ logic and real world intelligence to set the record straight, while keeping in mind the absolute magic of his original intent - just to acknowledge the possibility of the biggest mainstream artist coming down from the highest musical success of the year selling a blockbuster high priced double album released to commercial and critical acclaim … being intent on release an underground album under a different moniker to be found around various LA swap meets … potentially leaving people to piece together whether it’s actually himAnyway. To say anyone’s biting here is an absolute stretch …but it’s cool to follow the lineage of influence and trace it back like that, like Eazy-E adopting his voice from MC Shan and DJ Quik modeling his voice after Eazy-E’s or Shock G modeling his voice after Slick Rick and Mac Dre using Shock G’s voice as an influence once he entered into the Thizz era
Paying homage to your influences is a mark of character
if someone fails to do so you can check them on it and it’s likely a check mate, unless breh is an a$$hole and still won’t admit it
Like on some Key & Peele shyt
(And yes, the
is REAL good tonight, Lemon Haze
)I hope this post was entertaining and informative for all
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The artistry is entirely different between 3 songs, there’s a slight thread or string of similar theme that may been adopted but entirely reimagined in different perspectives, to say the least
Like Tupac’s song could even be seen as a ghostwritten song production for the Jay Z cover of the song, but Jay Z’s song even entirely reworked, and strips the song production Tupac created with central concept. Jay Z made it a pop love song, whereas Tupac’s was a thug love masterpiece metaphorically - this was recorded while Tupac was intending for this to be an underground album that people would find under the name Makaveli
Obviously powers that be and those in control weren’t going to allow that to happen and the album was reworked for commercial release, songs with blatant samples that needed tough clearances from Prince and Michael Jackson were removed
And he sealed the deal with the Toss It Up music video shoot, a song he had recorded in July. He also did To Live & Die in LA music video shoot thus negating the idea that people who haven’t thought it through put forth, which is that he just intended for it to he an underground album but they changed it after he died - but no, I use
Anyway. To say anyone’s biting here is an absolute stretch …but it’s cool to follow the lineage of influence and trace it back like that, like Eazy-E adopting his voice from MC Shan and DJ Quik modeling his voice after Eazy-E’s or Shock G modeling his voice after Slick Rick and Mac Dre using Shock G’s voice as an influence once he entered into the Thizz era
Paying homage to your influences is a mark of character
if someone fails to do so you can check them on it and it’s likely a check mate, unless breh is an a$$hole and still won’t admit it
Like on some Key & Peele shyt
(And yes, the
I hope this post was entertaining and informative for all
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then holla back.
art barr
I haven't posted shyt on it so I don't really care but thanks for the heads up
fukk pac too he wasn't absolved from shyt either. Ray Luv wrote the first verse of Trapped
50 stans gotta come a close 6 place