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They were squashed on 4 september and he was listening Nas on 7 Sept. What the fukk is L?
Kurt Kobane: 2Pac Was Listening to a Nas Album The Day He Was Shot 9/7/96 & Makaveli Records
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They were squashed on 4 september and he was listening Nas on 7 Sept. What the fukk is L?
This is well documented that they squashed the beef at the mtv awards lol.Pac stans furious
From my understanding this was disputed he signed for 3 albums pac believed all eyes on me counted as two albums suge thought that was only one.
Of course he did. Everybody Nas beefed
With turned out to be closer Stans.
Cam, Jim Jones, Jay, Prodigy, and now Pac.
It's like a boxer claiming they don't respect Ali. It's impossible.
With turned out to be closer Stans.
Cam, Jim Jones, Jay, Prodigy, and now Pac.
It's like a boxer claiming they don't respect Ali. It's impossible.
NaS and PAC are the two goats:escosalute:
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I could see pac chilling smoking that cali bud bumping It Was Writtenwhile writing lyrics
I could see pac chilling smoking that cali bud bumping It Was Written
while writing lyrics
Nah, I remember an old interview with one of the Outlawz where one of them said that all of the Outlawz from Jersey were major fans of Nas when he first got on. When they kept pointing Pac to Illmatic he said he didn't see what the big deal was. They had to force him to listen to it.
Clearly Pac learned to appreciate some of his stuff though.
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nah bruh i know all the Outlawz trust me Pac loved Nas ever since he got that illmatic tape.. all the Outlawz did.
I know one of 'em said it back when. Outlawz tend to change stories quite a bit.
If you know them personally you should ask all of them if they recall ever saying that or not.
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I know one of 'em said it back when. Outlawz tend to change stories quite a bit.
If you know them personally you should ask all of them if they recall ever saying that or not.
ill ask Kastro for u.. haven't spoken to Mu in a minute and i dont really stay in contact with Edi or Nob anymore..Kadafi and Fatal were my peoples.
While you at it tell him those songs Cage Bird and Yes Today were on some real real shyt. Felt 'em in my soul.
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While you at it tell him those songs Cage Bird and Yes Today were on some real real shyt. Felt 'em in my soul.
zalute my brother much appreciated. ill try to hook u up with some more Kastro heat. the brother recorded alot of dope songs that he doesnt intend on releasing. shyts more like therapy for the brother
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Yea I know.
That'd be real dope man.
Yeah it really shows too. I think that style is superdope though. I wish more rappers did that, sorta just saying whatever is on their mind, kinda just half writing half freestyling. Usually ends up being a lot realer and more interesting than some overly penned song. Matter of fact, I think that's what made Pac's music so interesting in the first place. You can tell he also really used it as personal therapy and just laid it down without overthinking it. Always felt Kastro's style was closest to Pac's own (and Storm's I guess but she had a female perspective), maybe it's because he's the only one really blood related. Or maybe it's because they and Yaki were the closest to that Black Panther realism when they were brought up. You can tell words related to the struggle have real meaning for them. I feel like those three always had that real sense for a mix of drama, pain and poetry. Unique style.
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That'd be real dope man.
Yeah it really shows too. I think that style is superdope though. I wish more rappers did that, sorta just saying whatever is on their mind, kinda just half writing half freestyling. Usually ends up being a lot realer and more interesting than some overly penned song. Matter of fact, I think that's what made Pac's music so interesting in the first place. You can tell he also really used it as personal therapy and just laid it down without overthinking it. Always felt Kastro's style was closest to Pac's own (and Storm's I guess but she had a female perspective), maybe it's because he's the only one really blood related. Or maybe it's because they and Yaki were the closest to that Black Panther realism when they were brought up. You can tell words related to the struggle have real meaning for them. I feel like those three always had that real sense for a mix of drama, pain and poetry. Unique style.
totally agree bruh...
