Is dissing Pac the highest chance u have of being blackballed in Hip Hop today??

[G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman]

These rappers and everybody else acts like they are scared to have an opinion. fukk out of here if you still calling a nikka the greatest of all time after he been dead for damn near two decades. nikkas need to think for themselves and stop trying to make everybody happy. I don't even have an opinion on the GOAT because there's so much music out there and I can find a song better than any one song that anybody names because liking certain music is just an opinion

Pac made more classic albums at the age of 25 than your fav rapper ever will.

 

[Still Benefited]

Didnt a fellow Pac stan try to kill chino XL in real life, no one even knows who df chino XL is or what he looks like, that just shows you how dangerous a Pac stan is

I do remember a story like that,and this.

"According to Kings County Sheriff's Department investigators, 30-year-old Samara Spann was a member of a cult that worships the late rap star Tupac Shukar. Investigators say Spann became convinced her daughter Kyeimah was possessed by demons and killed the child on or about December 31, 2004. Spann reportedly told detectives that after she drowned her daughter in the bathtub of her home in White Center, Washington, she left the house to stay in a motel. After two days she said she went to a hardware store to buy an ax, a chain and a padlock."

http://gentlejones.blogspot.com/2005/06/member-of-2pac-cult-murders-6-year-old.html?m=1


If Pac is god,the devil must be Biggie to them...you cat even sing the lyrics to Juicy around the wrong Pac stan"

 

[SpacelySprockets]

Nah you won't get blackballed,Jay got that on lock without having to lift a finger.....but you should be prepared to have 2pac fans everywhere not fuuk with you,vent about u for a couple weeks and assume you might not be a real nikka

Drake got heat just for sayin he didn't cry when Pac died and rightfully so...we saw what u was tryna do there nikka

That line always got me mad, I never really saw much backlash to Drake about that though

 

[Still Benefited]

Common, in an interview question about who he considers the best emcees of all time, was dismissive of Pac's lyrical abilities

It was refreshing to hear an emcee tell it how it is

I've seen alotta emcees do that from Skillz to Budden,Jay...but I'm pretty sure Jay and Budden still had em in they top 5,but that could go to op's point and maybe they don't really feel that way and are just saying it to not make people mad...Budden don't seem to care so id think he's tellin the truth,and jay don't have to lie...and I remember a mag interview with Common where he said every concious rapper wishes they had the ability Pac had to make the listener feel them and be able to reach em

 

[Still Benefited]

That line always got me mad, I never really saw much backlash to Drake about that though

yeah you right it didn't get as much as I thought it would...but the fact he felt forced to explain or was asked to explain himself to MTV,for a line that's not OUTRIGHT offensive,u gotta call it backlash and people musta been on his azz about it that week


Drake said, unequivocally, he isn't dissing Tupac Shakur on "Fear." He's just pointing out that he was too young to fully feel the impact of the music icon at the time of his passing."I never cried when 'Pac died," Drake raps on the song from his So Far Gone EP. "But I probably will when Hov does/ And if my tears hold value, then I would drop one for every single thing he showed us/ And I'll be standing in a puddle." Recently calling in from Toronto,
, Drake explained his lines."A lot of people also sort of don't understand the meaning of that line," Drake said. "It's not necessarily that I don't love West Coast hip-hop or that I don't love 'Pac now that I'm 22, but that line was just said to show how new I am to hip-hop. And like I said, I was 9 when that happened, so it didn't really affect me. But that song in general was just one of those things that took awhile to finish because it was an opportunity to say a lot of the things on my mind. That always feels good as a rapper, when you can get your thoughts out."Billboard recently reported that the firs

 

[spliz]

If a nikka don't like Pac...I don't trust him...

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

.......................

 

[Pool_Shark]

There's a cult that worships Pac?

Where do I sign up?

 

[Canada Goose]

snoop just performed with hologram pac last year

Just because snoop disagreed with Pac about certain things doesn't mean he disliked him breh. But he doesn't really praise Pac like that in interviews like other rappers do...

 

[Nomad1]

It just seems Ive never seen a hip hop artist down talk pac in anyway or capacity post his death

Is his crazy media push post death something that if u go against u are committing career suicide?

Lets forget the fact Pac has respect and influence in most rappers today and lets go with the simplistic and logical route... Why would a rapper diss a dead rapper? Its not rocket science..

 

[powerager]

Thread starter is right

Just ask the nikka who made this

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

This nikka drake really say he's going to cry when Jay dies?


These rap nikkas man

 

[blackslash]

This nikka drake really say he's going to cry when Jay dies?


These rap nikkas man

To be fair there are a good number of rappers who have said they cried when Pac died so

 

[Poh SIti Dawn]

To be fair there are a good number of rappers who have said they cried when Pac died so

Like I said, "these rap nikkas man " smh

 

[bl2k8]

Only person who said some negative shyt was Flex bytch ass.