Is this really the original version of "R U Still Down"?

[Ol’Otis]

Cool Relax going up


thanks @stomachlines breh

 

[I love Latina women]

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thanks @stomachlines breh

No problem

I been digging in the crates myself and going through music too. Trying to restore the feeling

 

[Juggalo Fred]

I think so, I also read this was the final verse Pac ever recorded

wrong, both All Out and Hell 4 a Hustler were Sept 6 96 - pac had time after doing the Tyson song

 

[HendriX]

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thanks @stomachlines breh

bonafide is good too breh

 

[JMD]

wrong, both All Out and Hell 4 a Hustler were Sept 6 96 - pac had time after doing the Tyson song

You may be right but Jon B said it himself

He also said Pac told him how to sing the chorus to it

 

[Palm Tree's & Blunts]

It seems like no one talks about this album.

shyt was dope.

 

[DaveyDave]

Right. The 1 I posted in my 1st post is a different R U Still Down; different lyrics and different beat. They 2 completely different songs. Same titles tho

Ok that's what confused me then lol

 

[patscorpio]

You may be right but Jon B said it himself

He also said Pac told him how to sing the chorus to it

he meant jon b was the last artist to actually be in the studio with pac but its not the last song he ever made

all out, hell 4 a hustler, and lets get it on are the last 2 pac songs recorded..lets get it on was the song made for tyson when he faced bruce seldon

 

[I love Latina women]

Ok that's what confused me then lol

Oh ok

 

[spliz]

Right. The 1 I posted in my 1st post is a different R U Still Down; different lyrics and different beat. They 2 completely different songs. Same titles tho

One is Jon B's song. One is Pac's song.

 

[I love Latina women]

One is Jon B's song. One is Pac's song.

Rght. That's basically what I said you just found a simpler way of saying. But yeah

 

[Cadillac]

Jon B is telling
Pac's last studio session was recording "Lets Get It On" for the Tyson/Seldon fight, then he did "All Out" and "Hell 4 A Hustler". I don't know which, but it's between H4AH and All Out.
But notice how all 3 Pac is fired up in his delivery and Jay-Z, Mobb Deep, Bad Boy disses (and no Nas)

Near his death PAC was something else

His delivery was on a 100 and his bars went hard along with lot others

If only he would have been able to compete that One Nation album