Pac went apeshyt on troublesome 96

[Afromaticz]

So much so...this bunny wanted a piece of it

only a few seconds man this shyt is pure comedy

 

[Cadillac]

yeah tbh Pac was a better lyricist than Big, I know that’s the unpopular opinion on here but

Biggie had the better flow

But as an overall rap artist who has concepts hooks, and can rap, and production etc combined all together. To make a artist/rap artist Pac is better

 

[GOAT]

yeah tbh Pac was a better lyricist than Big, I know that’s the unpopular opinion on here but

Pac was the better lyracist. Biggie easily made the better crossover songs and had much more flow though.

 

[re'up]

Always been on of my favorites, I can't remember when I first heard it, maybe around 99/2000, but near when Greatest Hits came out. I truthfully don't listen to it as much, because it puts me in a really bleak place, Pac was out of his mind on that one, with anger, paranoia, nihilism, grief and violence. That and "Holla At Me" are two of those kinds of Pac tracks, that are just viscerally upsetting sometimes.

 

[Afromaticz]

God forgive me ‘cause it's wrong, but I plan to die

Either take me in Heaven and understand I was a G


Did the best I could, raised in insanity


Or send me to Hell, ‘cause I ain't beggin' for my life Ain't nothin' worse than this cursed-ass hopeless life I'm troublesome!

 

[UpAndComing]

So much so...this bunny wanted a piece of it

Shorty’s forehead... how you got a receding hairline and got all your hair at the same time?

my ribs are on fire

 

[Mandizi]

Technically speaking the first verse is the best verse (first two lines with the alliteration was and the last line was ). But I really love his third verse. The frustration and sense of hopelessness in his delivery made it sound so genuine. Pac was the best at evoking emotions through his verses.

 

[Juggalo Fred]

Technically speaking the first verse is the best verse (first two lines with the alliteration was and the last line was ). But I really love his third verse. The frustration and sense of hopelessness in his delivery made it sound so genuine. Pac was the best at evoking emotions through his verses.

I actually like the 2nd verse best

Say my name 3 times like candy mannn

 

[Mandizi]

I actually like the 2nd verse best

Say my name 3 times like candy mannn

bet I roll on ya ass like an avalanche
soul survivor learned to get high and pull drive-bys
murda my foes can't control my nine!

 

[Take It In Blood]

Omfg

 

[The Connoisseurs]

Westside was the war cry bustin' all freely screaming fukkk
All y'all ..in Swahili



Murder, murder my mind states s*** ain't change
Since my last rhyme, the crime rate ain't decline

Some of my fave lines whole song got quotes

That shyt was iight.

 

[Piff Perkins]

they fear me in the physical form

 

[Ol’Otis]

screamin fukk all yall nikkas in Swahili

 

[ronnie46]

Technically speaking the first verse is the best verse (first two lines with the alliteration was and the last line was ). But I really love his third verse. The frustration and sense of hopelessness in his delivery made it sound so genuine. Pac was the best at evoking emotions through his verses.

what about the imperfect rhymes ?

 

[King Kai]

nikkas bustin shots like they lost they mind
like 25 to life never crossed they mind