nas unreleased catalog is just as good as pac sh1t

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fANTASY. Reality is nas is a candle in the sun trying to face pac musically. His music is well written but performed in a subpar manner. Songs dont hit hard like pacs. Just aint got it

Nas may have killed Pac whole vault of material in a 1 minute snippet..





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real talk, even though Nas dont do mixtapes I still download alot of joints i find because it be CRAZY unreleased material on it, I bought a joint of a boot leg man once and it had that "It wasnt you" joint on it :ahh:

Cant front. First heard that joint last year. Played it like 20 times back to back while i was at work. Pac still got em though.
 

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2pac easily has the best unreleased catalogue

Mobb & NAs tied for 2nd, wit my personal preference for the Mobb. They're unreleased run from 93 - 01 is unbelievable. Damn I miss M o b b D e e:sadbron:
 

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Nature & Cam'ron are better rappers than 2pac. G Dep has a more natural pen game than Pac. Tray Dee is a better rapper than Pac. Devin The Dude is more natural than Pac.
 

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You're delusional :merchant:

nah, i see things as they are

Ppl don't want to admit it but Biggie & Pac 'benefited' from dying, I know benefited isn't the top word to use but you get my drift.

this. tupac easily "benefitted" the most than any artist ever. he died when he was culturally most important and musically at his peak. and he might not have fell off until the 2000s but its inevitable, and he's the type who woulda went crazy, like katt williams crazy. he already was near the end..

:whoa: :whoa: and im not tryna slander pac im just saying
 
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nah, i see things as they are



this. tupac easily "benefitted" the most than any artist ever. he died when he was culturally most important and musically at his peak. and he might not have fell off until the 2000s but its inevitable, and he's the type who woulda went crazy, like katt williams crazy. he already was near the end..

:whoa: :whoa: and im not tryna slander pac im just saying


dont understand why thats not clearly apparent to most people:manny:
 

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Easily

To be real though, the evolution of mixtapes have killed the unreleased songs/albums factor.
 

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Nas definetly has one of the best unreleased catalogues in Hip Hop, most people have acknowledged that for time

Thing about Pac's unreleased catalogue is that sometimes you can see its repeated stuff (Hence why it was unreleased) We have heard stuff where he's used the same lyrics for different beats (Nas has as well in particular during the Untitled sessions). So its a bit part to define Pac's unreleased catalogue (Unless we count the first 5 makaveli bootlegs)

I can count (off the top of my head) maybe ten or twelve instances where Pac has reused or partially reused a verse for a different song. How many unreleased songs does he have? 200? 300? You're focusing on a small percentage here... And I'm sure I could up with a similar number for Nas.
 
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