I rate 2pac number 3 on my list of black leaders, ahead of Marcus Garvey

[DaRealness]

 

[Cat piss martini]

and I rate you somewhere between that soy sauce colored
stain that chicks cant get outta cotton pantys after spotting
and that white shyt that forms in the corners of Cicely
tyson lips.

 

[god shamgod]

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For the most part yes, but I agree with him with the exception that I'd have Martin Luther King, Jr. on that list...2 Pac was the last black leader to be assasinated, people may not look at him as a black leader in the sense of the civil rights movement leaders but if you look closely at his life and message (not talkin' about the east vs west or biggie bullshyt) and the direction of where he wanted to take the black community you will see why he was assasinated and that he indeed was the last great black leader...

Fukk outta here.Tupac wasnt shyt but a nikka who ran up on a gangbangin nikka and got shot

He did nothing progressive for the black community at all.Name all the things pac did to make the black community better and don't mention that corny ass 'Thug code of ethics' bullshyt

 

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I have a dislike for hip-hop/rap as a whole because of the glorification of drugs, gangs, etc. Sooner or later this love affair will be terminated once we realize the majority of the art form is demonic speech that does not uplift our communities in any way. It would be one thing if the extraordinary wealth amassed by hip-hop recirculated its way through the community, but it doesn't.

Now to Pac. Pac represents all those things. Making Brenda Got a Baby, doesn't undo the damage of California Love or I Get Around. Pac came along around the crack baby epidemic and I can see how someone like him could easily fill that void most young black people at that time needed and that was someone to look up to. Unfortunately it was someone who had Thug Life tattooed across his belly. I know all about the acronym thug, but what it means on the streets is not that.

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[Nemesis]

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