BLACK PEOPLE WHO DON'T LIKE 2PAC...

[nineteeneightysix]

So now your gonna qualify blackness based on one artist.

Stop it OP. Find another way to Stan a rapper...

I am asking a question...A legitimate one...

A while back, somebody made a thread about a Clipse song the Neptunes produced in 97...I heard the song and stated that it was "offbeat"...Another poster replied stating that I was a rhythmless cac...

I am making the same statement...If you don't relate to a black who made most social relevant music in hip hop to date...Music that is pretty much talking about things that are still happening today, then are you out of touch with the black experience in racist America?

Hence, do you lack a "soul"? Not relating to 2Pac is damn near like not relating to Bob Marley or James Brown...I have to questioning your "blackness"...Period.

 

[Deluuxe]

Ive never listening to any of 2pacs albums.

DOOM > 2pac

 

[nineteeneightysix]

Pac did some okay stuff. He then repeated that okay stuff 100x.

I don't dislike him, I just don't think he's the GOAT.

Are you soul brother? I guess Bob Marley was just okay with you too...

No offense, but my experience with black people who didn't like 2Pac has always been that, these Black people lack a "collective black unity" type of thinking...They are kind of "slavery is the past, let us just get along" type of black people...Or they are very snobbish well off Black people...

The opinion of an outsider looking...

 

[nineteeneightysix]

Ive never listening to any of 2pacs albums.

DOOM > 2pac

hahaha...Typical soullessness...

Your cognitive core would rather listen to some mumbo jumbo that don't even make sense in the real world than to contemplate the injustices your people are facing and think of ways to correct them...

You the "living a fantasy" type of black person...you probably read comic books and manga and anime too...Let me guess...

 

[Deluuxe]

hahaha...Typical soullessness...

Your cognitive core would rather listen to some mumbo jumbo that don't even make sense in the real world than to contemplate the injustices your people are facing and think of ways to correct them...

You the "living a fantasy" type of black person...you probably read comic books and manga and anime too...Let me guess...

Na I just like DOOOM better. My fav pac song was pour out a little liquor but I never listened to his albums like that

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Are you soul brother? I guess Bob Marley was just okay with you too...

No offense, but my experience with black people who didn't like 2Pac has always been that, these Black people lack a "collective black unity" type of thinking...They are kind of "slavery is the past, let us just get along" type of black people...Or they are very snobbish well off Black people...

The opinion of an outsider looking...

I am speaking on Tupac's skill with the pen and the times he has repeated himself. How in the world is my opinion of his skill equivalent to a political view? In fact, Pac advocates some of the WORST activity that we engage in. You'd have to be a crazy person to give your kids all of Tupac's material and tell them to follow him.

So since you tryna call somebody out: what has he done SPECIFICALLY to make him someone who cannot be criticised by black people?

What you need to do is read something by a true scholar and positive black figure.

And yeah. I grew up in the hood. My brother was a stick up kid who did 20 years in the box. My niqqas I grew up with still sell crack 25 years later. These facts have nothing to do with anything but if that kind of shyt turns you on then there ya go.

 

[Pifferry]

Meh

 

[kingofnyc]

 

[nineteeneightysix]

Na I just like DOOOM better. My fav pac song was pour out a little liquor but I never listened to his albums like that

That's fine...

I will assume that you are the type of dude who has no substance...Or you are an introvert stuck in his own world...Doom is like watching cartoons, bro...That's not real life...

 

[nineteeneightysix]

Meh

Who is your favorite rapper? If it is not DMX then your soul must be pretty bleek...

It is Jay Z, then for sure you have no soul...If it Nas, then you probably a snobby type dude, but you might have a soul...

If it is Biggie, then you are just a joker type...

It depends on your age too...If you are 28 and older and inconsiderate of 2Pac, then you have no soul...

 

[Deluuxe]

That's fine...

I will assume that you are the type of dude who has no substance...Or you are an introvert stuck in his own world...Doom is like watching cartoons, bro...That's not real life...

The main genre I listen to is not hiphop so . I listen to Ska/rocksteady, reggae and some soca more. The music I listen to has a lot of substance. I just never got into pac like that.

 

[RAW_SPK]

took me a while but i see whats going on in this thread

carry on

 

[Zero]

 

[Pifferry]

Who is your favorite rapper? If it is not DMX then your soul must be pretty bleek...

It is Jay Z, then for sure you have no soul...If it Nas, then you probably a snobby type dude, but you might have a soul...

If it is Biggie, then you are just a joker type...

It depends on your age too...If you are 28 and older and inconsiderate of 2Pac, then you have no soul...

1)Jay Z 2)Kendrick 3)Biggie 4)Nas 5)Kanye

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I am asking a question...A legitimate one...

A while back, somebody made a thread about a Clipse song the Neptunes produced in 97...I heard the song and stated that it was "offbeat"...Another poster replied stating that I was a rhythmless cac...

I am making the same statement...If you don't relate to a black who made most social relevant music in hip hop to date...Music that is pretty much talking about things that are still happening today, then are you out of touch with the black experience in racist America?

Hence, do you lack a "soul"? Not relating to 2Pac is damn near like not relating to Bob Marley or James Brown...I have to questioning your "blackness"...Period.

I like PACs music and his ideals but he was also a flawed individual. I was 12 when Pac died... Old enough to see how his legend was transformed after death.

How many people follow the thug mantra without understanding his music and ultimate message? I didn't become a fan until after death because during life all I saw was the fukkery and that was all that was conveyed. PAC is a God in Africa mind you.