The Latest Tupac Quote Cacs Are Running Wit

[The Burger King]

This song in particular isn't it though. Context is important:

Cops give a damn about a negro
Pull the trigger, kill a nikka, he's a hero
Give the crack to the kids who the hell cares
One less hungry mouth on the welfare
First, ship 'em dope and let 'em deal the brothers
Give 'em guns, step back, watch 'em kill each other
It's time to fight back, that's what Huey said
Two shots in the dark, now Huey's dead


That Latasha line is also something that requires context. He starts of questioning how he can be peaceful when witnessing hell on earth. The Latasha line was in the context of someone who had moved on to a better place providing reassurance to someone enduring life.

Yeah this line wasn’t bad, but I still can’t see the context you’re reaching for with the Latasha line, breh.

It doesn’t matter what he was trying to convey, even if it is about spirituality.

Let’s be real, it ain’t that much different from George Floyd’s sister “forgiving” Derek Chauvin or from Botham Jean’s family “forgiving” his killer.

 

[The Burger King]

Context matters. Or are you being purposefully obtuse?

See above.

 

[Umoja]

Yeah this line wasn’t bad, but I still can’t see the context you’re reaching for with the Latasha line, breh.

It doesn’t matter what he was trying to convey, even if it is about spirituality.

Let’s be real, it ain’t that much different from George Floyd’s sister “forgiving” Derek Chauvin or from Botham Jean’s family “forgiving” his killer.

I'm not reaching with the Latasha song.

Will I survive all the fights and the darkness?
Trouble sparks, they tell me home is where the heart is, dear departed
I shed tattooed tears and couldn't sleep good
For multiple years, witness peers catch gunshots
Nobody cares, seen the politicians ban us
They'd rather see us locked in chains, please explain
Why they can't stand us, is there a way for me to change?
Or am I just a victim of things I did to maintain?
I need a place to rest my head
With the little bit of homeboys that remains, cause all the rest dead
Is there a spot for us to roll, if you find it
I'll be right behind ya, show me and I'll go
How can I be peaceful? I'm comin from the bottom
Watch my daddy scream peace while the other man shot him
I need a house that's full of love when I need to escape
The deadly places slingin drugs, in thug's mansion

The above part of the song is a representation of reality. It is a question of how we can be peaceful when all we know is suffering on earth.

The passage that follows:

Dear Mama don't cry, your baby boy's doing good
Tell the homies I'm in Heaven and they ain't got hoods
Seen a show with Marvin Gaye last night, it had me shook
Drinking peppermint Schnapps, with Jackie Wilson, and Sam Cooke
Then some lady named Billie Holiday
Sang sitting there kicking it with Malcolm, 'til the day came
Little LaTasha sure grown
Tell the lady in the liquor that she's forgiven, so come home
Maybe in time you'll understand only God can save us
When Miles Davis cutting loose with the band
Just think of all the people that you knew in the past
That passed on, they in heaven, found peace at last
Picture a place that they exist, together
There has to be a place better than this, in Heaven
So right before I sleep, dear God, what I'm asking
Remember this face, save me a place, in 'Thugz Mansion'

Is fantasy, a dream, where the dearly departed move on to a better place. He's not saying he forgives Latasha. He is dreaming of an afterlife where she is able to grow and her death is something that can be forgiven.

That's not a reach, it is right there in the fukking song.

 

[Canada Goose]

Crazy how "Changes" became one of Pac most popular songs yet he kept it in the vault while he was alive.

 

[Peruvian Connect]

Crazy how "Changes" became one of Pac most popular songs yet he kept it in the vault while he was alive.

Not crazy at all. He sold more in death than he did in life.

 

[The Burger King]

I'm not reaching with the Latasha song.

Will I survive all the fights and the darkness?
Trouble sparks, they tell me home is where the heart is, dear departed
I shed tattooed tears and couldn't sleep good
For multiple years, witness peers catch gunshots
Nobody cares, seen the politicians ban us
They'd rather see us locked in chains, please explain
Why they can't stand us, is there a way for me to change?
Or am I just a victim of things I did to maintain?
I need a place to rest my head
With the little bit of homeboys that remains, cause all the rest dead
Is there a spot for us to roll, if you find it
I'll be right behind ya, show me and I'll go
How can I be peaceful? I'm comin from the bottom
Watch my daddy scream peace while the other man shot him
I need a house that's full of love when I need to escape
The deadly places slingin drugs, in thug's mansion

The above part of the song is a representation of reality. It is a question of how we can be peaceful when all we know is suffering on earth.

The passage that follows:

Dear Mama don't cry, your baby boy's doing good
Tell the homies I'm in Heaven and they ain't got hoods
Seen a show with Marvin Gaye last night, it had me shook
Drinking peppermint Schnapps, with Jackie Wilson, and Sam Cooke
Then some lady named Billie Holiday
Sang sitting there kicking it with Malcolm, 'til the day came
Little LaTasha sure grown
Tell the lady in the liquor that she's forgiven, so come home
Maybe in time you'll understand only God can save us
When Miles Davis cutting loose with the band
Just think of all the people that you knew in the past
That passed on, they in heaven, found peace at last
Picture a place that they exist, together
There has to be a place better than this, in Heaven
So right before I sleep, dear God, what I'm asking
Remember this face, save me a place, in 'Thugz Mansion'

Is fantasy, a dream, where the dearly departed move on to a better place. He's not saying he forgives Latasha. He is dreaming of an afterlife where she is able to grow and her death is something that can be forgiven.

That's not a reach, it is right there in the fukking song.

Ok cool, let’s say that what you’re saying is valid. That’s what he meant by the line.

Is that or is that not the same logic that a lot of black Christians use to justify “turning the other cheek” against white supremacists?

Based on your explanation, the rationale for the line is that in his “heaven” the victimized will no longer be on Earth having to suffer.

This is all well and good if that’s what you personally believe in, but it’s irresponsible to say things like that because it devalues black life.

At first listen the average person isn’t going to deduce all of that.

Pac mostly said some real shyt, but he was human like everyone else and made mistakes.

That line was a mistake, in my opinion.

 

[Rhyme n Tekniq]

oh boy more retard babble

 

[Umoja]

Ok cool, let’s say that what you’re saying is valid. That’s what he meant by the line.

Is that or is that not the same logic that a lot of black Christians use to justify “turning the other cheek” against white supremacists?

Based on your explanation, the rationale for the line is that in his “heaven” the victimized will no longer be on Earth having to suffer.

This is all well and good if that’s what you personally believe in, but it’s irresponsible to say things like that because it devalues black life.

At first listen the average person isn’t going to deduce all of that.

Pac mostly said some real shyt, but he was human like everyone else and made mistakes.

That line was a mistake, in my opinion.

You're being purposely obtuse at this point.

He's speaking from 2 different point of views. 1 is from a person living on earth, the other is from a person living in heaven.

That is not the point of view a Christian is speaking from, unless you want to tell me that they're in a position to verify that life is better on the other side.

Ima be straight with you. Shut the fukk up. You're doing that annoying thing where people seek to get militant points and then refuse to see sense when corrected.

It is okay to hop off the bandwagon and reflect. What isn't okay is doubling down on a stupid point to save face.

 

[The Fade]

The masters of quoting things out of context but we still trust the shyt they translate even though they change, substitute, transliterate the meanings of words actively. (See:”woke”)

 

[The Burger King]

You're being purposely obtuse at this point.

He's speaking from 2 different point of views. 1 is from a person living on earth, the other is from a person living in heaven.

That is not the point of view a Christian is speaking from, unless you want to tell me that they're in a position to verify that life is better on the other side.

Ima be straight with you. Shut the fukk up. You're doing that annoying thing where people seek to get militant points and then refuse to see sense when corrected.

It is okay to hop off the bandwagon and reflect. What isn't okay is doubling down on a stupid point to save face.

Celebrity worship is a serious issue in the black community, y’all.

Getting all overly emotional over another man’s opinion.

Who’s going to make me STFU? Definitely not you.

Whether or not the line is being spoken from the perspective of someone on earth or someone in heaven, doesn’t matter to me.

Why say it period? Who the fukk is trying to forgive a bytch who murdered a 12-year old?

To me it’s still the same thing as what many black Christians believe: CACs (and other non blacks) get to have power on Earth while we fantasize about an afterlife where we no longer have to suffer.

People get to murder our children in cold blood, on Earth, and we fantasize about going to heaven and being able to forgive them.

You’re one of those dikkriders that will go harder to try and defend Pac’s lyrics and some of his foolish actions harder than he probably would.

Pac has plenty of great songs. I love Ballad of a Dead Soulja and Troublesome 96.

White Manz World, They Don’t Give a fukk About Us, Violent, Young Black Male and Trapped are also some of my favorites.

In my opinion it was a dumb line out of many great ones.

Grow the fukk up and quit getting in your fukking emotions over another man’s meaningless opinion.

It wasn’t that deep in the first place.

Ain’t no bandwagon. Get a grip nikka.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

I'm old enough to have seen pre Eminem Hip Hop cacs and Pac was their god. That shyt was strange to witness. They got a lot of his messages wrong or over simplified them.

 

[Umoja]

Celebrity worship is a serious issue in the black community, y’all.

Getting all overly emotional over another man’s opinion.

Who’s going to make me STFU? Definitely not you.

Whether or not the line is being spoken from the perspective of someone on earth or someone in heaven, doesn’t matter to me.

Why say it period? Who the fukk is trying to forgive a bytch who murdered a 12-year old?

To me it’s still the same thing as what many black Christians believe: CACs (and other non blacks) get to have power on Earth while we fantasize about an afterlife where we no longer have to suffer.

People get to murder our children in cold blood, on Earth, and we fantasize about going to heaven and being able to forgive them.

You’re one of those dikkriders that will go harder to try and defend Pac’s lyrics and some of his foolish actions harder than he probably would.

Pac has plenty of great songs. I love Ballad of a Dead Soulja and Troublesome 96.

White Manz World, They Don’t Give a fukk About Us, Violent, Young Black Male and Trapped are also some of my favorites.

In my opinion it was a dumb line out of many great ones.

Grow the fukk up and quit getting in your fukking emotions over another man’s meaningless opinion.

It wasn’t that deep in the first place.

Ain’t no bandwagon. Get a grip nikka.

Do you understand the purpose of poetry? It is not comparable to Christians preaching forgiveness you dense son of a bytch (I am talking about your father). There is a fundamental difference between telling others they must forgive and dreaming of an afterlife where what happens in this world is trivial.

Stop being a try hard little bytch. shyt has nothing to do with celebrity worship. Present different lyrics and I might agree with you. The fact of the matter is the evidence you're currently relying on is weak. Ironically you are the one stretching to make it an issue.

 

[3rdWorld]

Most contradictory artists ever.

 

[LuuqMaan]

My enemieees got the Hennessyyyy

 

[The Burger King]

Do you understand the purpose of poetry? It is not comparable to Christians preaching forgiveness you dense son of a bytch (I am talking about your father). There is a fundamental difference between telling others they must forgive and dreaming of an afterlife where what happens in this world is trivial.

Stop being a try hard little bytch. shyt has nothing to do with celebrity worship. Present different lyrics and I might agree with you. The fact of the matter is the evidence you're currently relying on is weak. Ironically you are the one stretching to make it an issue.

Yes, I do.

It’s an art form that is open to interpretation.

Interpretation that shouldn’t get the next man in his feelings.

I would post more lyrics but the fact that you are getting so emotional over an opinion leads me to believe you are unhinged and not to be engaged with.

PS: my Dad didn’t raise his son to get emotional over stupid insignificant shyt so who’s Dad is the bytch?