Nas's Dance>>>Tupac's Dear mama

[FunkDoc1112]

Absolutely not.

 

[FunkDoc1112]

OP throwing darts at the wall

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/dmxs-miss-u-tupacs-dear-mama-imo.1057132/unread

 

[Figaro]

I just lost my moms 2 weeks ago, never will I listen to these song again because I’d break down

R.I.P who ever has lost their parent or parents.

 

[VegetasHairline]

I just lost my moms 2 weeks ago, never will I listen to these song again because I’d break down

R.I.P who ever has lost their parent or parents.

One of the most painful things we'll ever go through in life.

Lost my mom over 6 years ago so I know how it is. Just make sure you grieve properly and lean on your loved ones.

Sorry for your loss. May she rest in paradise.

 

[I'm Blackman]

I just lost my moms 2 weeks ago, never will I listen to these song again because I’d break down

R.I.P who ever has lost their parent or parents.

Sorry to hear about your mom breh. Losing a parent is hard but it gets better. Prayers up.

 

[FunkDoc1112]

I just lost my moms 2 weeks ago, never will I listen to these song again because I’d break down

R.I.P who ever has lost their parent or parents.

It's fukking rough man...lost my father in January out of nowhere...I'm mostly okay but anything can trigger me getting pissed off about it.

 

[Mystic]

I just lost my moms 2 weeks ago, never will I listen to these song again because I’d break down

R.I.P who ever has lost their parent or parents.

Damn mine died like 2 months ago

 

[Zero]

That's exactly what made it powerful. A lot of people listening to that, myself included had parents with drug problems. Most of the time in rap music or media in general, drug addicts, especially black drug addicts are dehumanized. Him putting that out there like he did was cathartic for all the young black men who now had permission to set aside the anger and despair to celebrate their mothers even when they couldn't be good parents.

Repped

 

[SunZoo]

I just lost my moms 2 weeks ago, never will I listen to these song again because I’d break down

R.I.P who ever has lost their parent or parents.

Damn mine died like 2 months ago

Peace to you brothers, I been there.



I forget his @ but I always resonated with this

Used to roll up with my moms and watch Chappelle's show

 

[Black Miller]

2 beautiful songs and different approaches to it. I'm not gonna compare them. Don't need to put one down to build the other one.

Both well written and deep reverence for their mothers. I get emotional hearing both of those thinking about my mother.

 

[spliz]

That's exactly what made it powerful. A lot of people listening to that, myself included had parents with drug problems. Most of the time in rap music or media in general, drug addicts, especially black drug addicts are dehumanized. Him putting that out there like he did was cathartic for all the young black men who now had permission to set aside the anger and despair to celebrate their mothers even when they couldn't be good parents.

Couldn't have said it better. Only other line I can think of that kinda hit like that for me is when Nas said "I love u still, always will, cause u my nikka, although u felt u was wrong, I still feel u kid, life goes on.." on Poppa Was A Playa. shyt made me wanna build a better relationship wit my pops despite us having hardships.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

REST IN BEAUTIFUL BEACHES OF SAND AND SEA MRS JONES & AFENI SHAKUR.

 

[Walt]

2025 looming and nas stans still have Humpty Dance brains

 

[THE 101]

This Nas stan probably would take Dance over his own mama.

 

[Harry B]

one of the greatest mysteries in hiphop history is why Nas has the corniest and most insecure stans of all times. Doesn’t make sense when he’s such a cool and laidback breh