So whatever happened to Lil Ra Ra?

[Fredrick Thuglas]

Pac was in Harlem often when I was younger. Around the MH and AK buildings and the Jackie Robinson projects among other places. The shorty he married when he was in prison (which later got annulled) lived in a building across the street from mine. Because of his presence, Harlem had a lot of love for Pac. Before it became trendy to bump his music, when a lot of NYC was fervently opposed to Pac, Harlem cats would be blasting his shyt all the time and reciting his verses. shyt, that song with Breed was damn near a neighborhood anthem around my way. I have vivid memories of nikkas spitting Pac verses word for word like they were gospel.

This is interesting because I noticed that a lot of Harlem rappers seem to really pay homage to Tupac like Jim Jones, Max B, ASAP Rocky and probably more.

Tupac used to be in Queens a lot too. He was cool with Stretch, Majesty, E Money Bags and Ed Lover.

 

[Lewis Black]

This is interesting because I noticed that a lot of Harlem rappers seem to really pay homage to Tupac like Jim Jones, Max B, ASAP Rocky and probably more.

Tupac used to be in Queens a lot too. He was cool with Stretch, Majesty, E Money Bags and Ed Lover.

Jimmy tried to be pac in 00-04 lol

Dude straight soulja tsung pac

 

[Walt]

This is interesting because I noticed that a lot of Harlem rappers seem to really pay homage to Tupac like Jim Jones, Max B, ASAP Rocky and probably more.

Tupac used to be in Queens a lot too. He was cool with Stretch, Majesty, E Money Bags and Ed Lover.

I assume he spent a lot of time in Jersey too, given his association with Treach and the Outlawz.

I never knew shyt about Queens growing up, I kind of considered it another state altogether. Had some fam there, but I had to catch a train to a train then take that train to the last stop then catch a van just to get anywhere. fukk all that shyt.

 

[Mensch Fontana]

The fukk happened to ra ra @Walt

 

[Big Boss]

Pac was in Harlem often when I was younger. Around the MH and AK buildings and the Jackie Robinson projects among other places. The shorty he married when he was in prison (which later got annulled) lived in a building across the street from mine. Because of his presence, Harlem had a lot of love for Pac. Before it became trendy to bump his music, when a lot of NYC was fervently opposed to Pac, Harlem cats would be blasting his shyt all the time and reciting his verses. shyt, that song with Breed was damn near a neighborhood anthem around my way. I have vivid memories of nikkas spitting Pac verses word for word like they were gospel.

 

[WaveGang]

The fukk happened to ra ra @Walt

Yh it's crazy I always considered him a lil west coast kid... Even though I knew pac was in ny dem times.

He wouldn't be 28...he was 11 so that's 94ish....so he like 33.

 

[dappadonna]

Is that rah rah in the cut ?

 

[director_of_bands]

Is that rah rah in the cut ?

 

[En Sabah Nur]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I never liked that chump nikka. And I'll be back in Harlem this weekend, so I'll definitely ask what happened to him.

Is he alive?

 

[-Quikness-]

Where is @Walt @

 

[KingSol81]

I could easily find out. Lil rockhead nikka lived a coupe blocks away from me. Never understood why Pac namedropped that stupid lil nikka, must've been cool with his older brother or something. The little knucklehead was walking around like he was king of something after that album came out. Harlem was Pac territory, shyt was ill.

Why you ain't like Pharaoh?

 

[KingSol81]

Is he alive?

Yes.

 

[KingSol81]

The shorty he married when he was in prison (which later got annulled) lived in a building across the street from mine.

Keisha, that's Pharaoh cousin, thats not how they met tho.

 

[shopthatwrecks]

 

[Ol’Otis]

Interesting thread