nikkas had to know Pac was going to be problem when they heard this

[EBK String]

2pacalypse now wasnt a very good a album, but it had gems like this. You could hear the raw potential of what he what he was going to be. nikka was 19 making shyt like this

:magnifico:

 

[Youngblood Priest]

Man, that album is heat. The beats might now have transcended to our times now, but he was spitting thru that whole tape. Bought that shyt first day.

 

[Fortunate Lee]

One of the most underrated albums in hip hop history. I don’t think even Pac realized how potent that album was. He never talked about it in his (later) interviews.

 

[pointproven214]

classic album to me imo.

 

[JJ Evans]

2pacalypse now wasnt a very good a album, but it had gems like this. You could hear the raw potential of what he what he was going to be. nikka was 19 making shyt like this

:magnifico:

Yea man, somehow this song and other Pac songs weren’t allowed in the tournament for 1991 song of the year at Goldie’s site



East Coast bias, I tell ya

 

[JJ Evans]

 

[KingSol81]

2Pacalypse wasn't a bad album, it was pretty damn good actually, it didn't age well but if you experienced it in real time nobody was saying it was wack.

 

[JahFocus CS]

2pacalypse now wasnt a very good a album

False.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

1st hip hop purchase ever for me

 

[No Hook]

Still upset Master P made Kane & Abel do this shyt

 

[OGBIGBOY187]

I used to bump "I Don't Give A fukk" when I heard that shyt for the first time in San Andreas. That boi was talking big shyt at the end

 

[Take It In Blood]

Pac was considered a conscious rapper until Strictly 4 my Nikkas dropped

but even on that album he had tracks like Keep your head up which were in the same linage of Brendas got a baby

 

[Benefited]

2Pacalypse wasn't a bad album, it was pretty damn good actually, it didn't age well but if you experienced it in real time nobody was saying it was wack.

It showed great potential but lacked identity.
You have to remember,this is coming off of Cube.
So for anybody who fukked with Cube heavily would more than likely see Pac as a poor mans Cube at the time,but with a better back story.
I think he showed signs of coming into his own on the Strictly 4 My nikkaz album.
He didn't fully come into his own to me until he got with Johnny J and found his own sound,and the style switched up more on Thug Life Vol1.

 

[Mʀ2ᴋDᴇᴇᴢ]

Classic shyt

I do think 2Pacalypse was a good album though

 

[$cam-U-Well_Jack$on]

Man, that's that muthafukkin' shyt, dawg!!!