ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
Check my remix of one of my favorite Pac songs.
RIP Pac....18 Years Later
- Thread starter 2Quik4UHoes
- Start date
Check my remix of one of my favorite Pac songs.
eerieBell
All Star
"Can't C Me", "Life Goes On" are among my favorite tracks but absolute favorites are these two
dem verses
also 10 pages and no Ghetto Gospel, that flow
intilectual recipricol
Killin fake hip hop
the nikka Pac got about 350 classic songs
aint enough time in the day to listen to em all
intilectual recipricol
Killin fake hip hop
Listening to all the videos you guys posting, and it just hurts my brain to try and comprehend how motherfukkers say he wasn't nice on the lyrics.
theyre fakkets mayne. fakkets.
its like 4 versions of this joint... dont know which one I like best though
Big Skilly Films
All Star
ryder jones
#TSCrepresent
RIP Pac,u was one of the best playa!
lol, I was gon just browse this page but you just had to post this joint. This my shyt, any version I don't care. :wowkobe:
Jack Trippa 3z company ho
Superstar
RIP. Yep I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news he had passed. Was in the car w my fam leaving my uncles house and they announced on the radio. I remember my stomach knotted up but kept it cool in the car. I went to my room and turned on the radio and they were playing Pac songs back to back and had me tearin up. Might sound corny, but 2pac was such a relatable artist and that shyt hurt when he left.
I still keep his music in rotation all the time.
Hold Ya Head is my fav joint of his lately. Despite how he was portrayed in the media, he had a great side to him (despite his personal beefs), and his focus was doing positive things for the common man and fighting injustice.
Hip Hop fell off so hard after he left, and never really recovered.
I still keep his music in rotation all the time.
Hold Ya Head is my fav joint of his lately. Despite how he was portrayed in the media, he had a great side to him (despite his personal beefs), and his focus was doing positive things for the common man and fighting injustice.
Hip Hop fell off so hard after he left, and never really recovered.
When he started talking about the youth league and rebuilding the community out of NOWHERE
. 
This here Pac stanism is deeper than rap
When he started talking about the youth league and rebuilding the community out of NOWHERE
This here Pac stanism is deeper than rap
MVike28
right around the ACC
Man I can say so much don't even know where to start...
One of the biggest losses of my generation..
Stans/Haters/Flaws aside
The man LOVED black people! Not just lip service, HE LOVED HIS PEOPLE MAN.
He was well on the way to the legendary status that's bestowed upon him right now. Its incomprehensible how far he would have gone.
So much pain
One of the biggest losses of my generation..
Stans/Haters/Flaws aside
The man LOVED black people! Not just lip service, HE LOVED HIS PEOPLE MAN.
He was well on the way to the legendary status that's bestowed upon him right now. Its incomprehensible how far he would have gone.
So much pain
I'm late in here cause was paying tribute to Pac in different ways but Pac is simply the greatest artist I've ever heard.
El Cocodrilo
Superstar
Man I can say so much don't even know where to start...
One of the biggest losses of my generation..
Stans/Haters/Flaws aside
The man LOVED black people! Not just lip service, HE LOVED HIS PEOPLE MAN.
He was well on the way to the legendary status that's bestowed upon him right now. Its incomprehensible how far he would have gone.
So much pain
Tupac was 25 when he died. 25.
The difference he would have made if he hadn't gotten killed, and developed the wisdom to go with his charisma and passion is immeasurable.
Huge blow to the black community but also to all of humanity in my opinion, that we never got to have a mature Tupac with us.
intilectual recipricol
Killin fake hip hop
So many unreleased classics man I be forgettin em sometimes... like Late Night (either version)