Im sorry but let me remind you 2pac shot 5 cops

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Damn near 20 years later, nikka's still trying to diminish the shine of a dead man....a dead man

Think about that.

It's like swinging a bat at the air and trying to hurt the air.....You're just frustrating yourself.The legacy is what it is.

Y'all can't change it.Just get on with your lives, brehs
 

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Damn near 20 years later, nikka's still trying to diminish the shine of a dead man....a dead man

Think about that.

It's like swinging a bat at the air and trying to hurt the air.....You're just frustrating yourself.The legacy is what it is.

Y'all can't change it.Just get on with your lives, brehs

Tupac was not a civil rights activist. He was convicted for rape..no matter how everyone tries to belittle it...he got someone shot...he probably got stretch killed...he was beefin with everyone...he threatened to kill kids....

he was narcistic...and its time for all the stans to accept it..
 

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Tupac was not a civil rights activist. He was convicted for rape..no matter how everyone tries to belittle it...he got someone shot...he probably got stretch killed...he was beefin with everyone...he threatened to kill kids....

he was narcistic...and its time for all the stans to accept it..
He was never convicted of rape :laff:. Haitian Jack set him up for that rape case, he never got anyone shot, it was Stretch's fault he got murked, and he wasn't beefing with everyone in fact he squashed multiple beefs, and Biggie said he fukks kids in the ass so are we suppose to take that literally?

@MooseMouthMthafuga was speaking real shyt. He also never said Pac was a "civil activist". Learn to read bruh.
 
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Tupac was not a civil rights activist. He was convicted for rape..no matter how everyone tries to belittle it...he got someone shot...he probably got stretch killed...he was beefin with everyone...he threatened to kill kids....

he was narcistic...and its time for all the stans to accept it..



No need to go circular

Assalamu Alaikum, breh
 

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People love to bring up this bullshyt...what does shooting five cops have to do with the fact that Pac was not, and never was a gangsta....why so many people are such Pac dikkriders that the idea that he was a talented musician is not enough...they have to try and prove he was hard. Pac was not hard. Get over it. He was not a revolutionary..he was not Kwame Ture, Amiri Baraka, Huey Newton, etc..he wa snot calling for radical thought or black collectivization...He was a great rapper, that's it.
 

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People love to bring up this bullshyt...what does shooting five cops have to do with the fact that Pac was not, and never was a gangsta....why so many people are such Pac dikkriders that the idea that he was a talented musician is not enough...they have to try and prove he was hard. Pac was not hard. Get over it. He was a great rapper, that's it.


He was real tho....I respect his realness.....

But I dont respect his fans callin him a civil rights activist or something else he was not.... dude was a narcist...

he had gangsta in him....
 

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People love to bring up this bullshyt...what does shooting five cops have to do with the fact that Pac was not, and never was a gangsta....why so many people are such Pac dikkriders that the idea that he was a talented musician is not enough...they have to try and prove he was hard. Pac was not hard. Get over it. He was not a revolutionary..he was not Kwame Ture, Amiri Baraka, Huey Newton, etc..he wa snot calling for radical thought or black collectivization...He was a great rapper, that's it.
His repetitive music don't hold up they gotta find something else to prop him up.
 

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He was real tho....I respect his realness.....

But I dont respect his fans callin him a civil rights activist or something else he was not.... dude was a narcist...

he had gangsta in him....

Yea he was real, I agree, but he was not some hardcore gangsta that everyone likes to call him...people need to know their history and stop giving Pac this convoluted image...how about Poor Righteous Teachers? How about the Jungle Brothers? Public Enemy? Brand Nubian? Geto Boys? K-Rino and the Terrorists of the South Park Coalition? These were revolutionary dudes who practiced what they preached...real gangstas if you know what a gangsta is
 

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His repetitive music don't hold up they gotta find something else to prop him up.

if you want to hear the real Pac when he was actually the most radical, listen to 2Pacalypse Now, which I consider to be damn near brilliant in referencing the black freedom struggle...I argue that it alongside Me Against the World, are the hardest things Pac ever did....after that, it was downhill and he fell victim to the capitalist system that he was so against
 

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if you want to hear the real Pac when he was actually the most radical, listen to 2Pacalypse Now, which I consider to be damn near brilliant in referencing the black freedom struggle...I argue that it alongside Me Against the World, are the hardest things Pac ever did....after that, it was downhill and he fell victim to the capitalist system that he was so against
This is his most underrated song by far off his first album :banderas:

 

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Damn near 20 years later, nikka's still trying to diminish the shine of a dead man....a dead man

Think about that.

It's like swinging a bat at the air and trying to hurt the air.....You're just frustrating yourself.The legacy is what it is.

Y'all can't change it.Just get on with your lives, brehs


:laff:nikkas swinging passionately at the air like Tre in Nia Longs living room on Boyz N The Hood....but still ain't damaged the legacy:pachaha:...they favorite rappers calling Pac the goat year by year:ohlawd:
 
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Yea he was real, I agree, but he was not some hardcore gangsta that everyone likes to call him...people need to know their history and stop giving Pac this convoluted image...how about Poor Righteous Teachers? How about the Jungle Brothers? Public Enemy? Brand Nubian? Geto Boys? K-Rino and the Terrorists of the South Park Coalition? These were revolutionary dudes who practiced what they preached...real gangstas if you know what a gangsta is

You're way off in left field.

Pac hit on damn near every range of human emotion.Pac didn't have to be a "Poor Righteous Teacher" or a "Brand Nubian"...Pac was just Tupac sharing his life experiences through song.

All of them dudes you named, Pac is like the very lifeblood of their artistic ideologies.He is the child of real revolutionaries(Afeni Shakur/Mutulu Shakur) who really walked through the fire.The people who Public Enemy, Brand Nubian etc looked up to.He soaked up game firsthand, close quarters, with true to life revolutionaries, but somehow "Poor Righteous Teachers" are more revolutionary than him?

In fact, I'd be willing to bet that Pac had a more thorough understanding/intimate knowledge on what it took to be a revolutionary than any of them cats you named.

I've never seen Pac as a hardcore gangsta:manny: Just a brother who wasn't afraid to speak his mind
 
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