"I Asked 2Pac If He Needed A Place To Hide" - Bizzy Bone
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UserNameless
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I remember Shock G saying the same thing and he got that vibe just in passing and quick exchange between them.
This ...or either retreat completely, which sometimes external forces won’t allow you to do without grave repercussions
Right tho. From accounts I seen and read Pac might have definitely been off his square at that time... A lil/alot more drunk and high than usual... But prolly as a result of all the fukkeryMan STFU!
No one knew that Pac’s death was close more then 2Pac himself. You really had the nerve to say 2Pac was not street savy?
nikkas always trying to rewrite history on the coli
If you just got shot and are in hospital with people (allegedly cops) phoning you taunting you bout “you’re still not dead?” - you might get paranoid too
Pack just had that energy to have followers and Stans as can be seen to this day. Given that and with his message, image and environment came many dangers for a young man that would become too much to bear and navigate through...and he knew it
Pack just had that energy to have followers and Stans as can be seen to this day. Given that and with his message, image and environment came many dangers for a young man that would become too much to bear and navigate through...and he knew it
Homeboy Runny-Ray
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African Peasant
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Pac sensed his impending doom once he left the pro black route and went with Suge
I wonder if he went back to his pro black ways and left the street shyt would he be alive today
Pac should've took that L (Quad studio shooting) and forget about it... Instead of changing his ways, he went deeper in the gang/violence stuff.
He was young, full of pride and misguided.
That's because they were truly from the streets and had a heightened sense of danger..that paranoia you get. Pac on the other hand was not street savvy and relied on his Bishop character and thought it was all going to end on cd
wtf are u even talking bout
That's because they were truly from the streets and had a heightened sense of danger..that paranoia you get. Pac on the other hand was not street savvy and relied on his Bishop character and thought it was all going to end on cd
You stay talking some dumb shyt.
Shock: They got two more hits on you. 4 people are paid to kill you, take it easy.
Pac: You finished? You don't get it do you? I don't give a fukk.
BK The Great
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Pac always had that 3rd sense about death in his raps, pretty spooky to think about it.
Imgone8itch
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Factory my nikkaI don't know too many fake people that would openly talk shyt about the US government and shoot at police and constantly was getting harassed by the them. Calling out gangs in their own city for executing children in their own city. Shooting at police to stop them from harassing some random guy that he didn't even know - took gun charges back in the day in New York for Biggy in his squad when they left their ish at his spot, if i'm not mistaken. You can say the man was wild and didn't care too much about himself, but soft and fake is kinda' outrageous to me, either are none of us walked or hung around that man. Let the man rest if you ain't you got nothing decent to say about the deceased, but to each their own.
MooseMouthMthafuga
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Pac sensed his impending doom once he left the pro black route and went with Suge
I wonder if he went back to his pro black ways and left the street shyt would he be alive today
Nope.Combined with unbreakable dedication, both are just as dangerous
YamakaSmacker
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