Thug Life era Pac was him at his best imo....

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Real live no offense to the Death Row/Makaveli era cuz that's when he became a boss player, but looking at his progression in the Thug Life era is just great. He was just a stand up real nikka spittin that real shyt, ironically a lot of this era is NYC based but that Bay Area sound is represented too....
 

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Real live no offense to the Death Row/Makaveli era cuz that's when he became a boss player, but looking at his progression in the Thug Life era is just great. He was just a stand up real nikka spittin that real shyt, ironically a lot of this era is NYC based but that Bay Area sound is represented too....

like u said pac was the biggest nikka in the game in 1996 which is when all eyez on me and killuminati the 7 day theory was released so i like that era pac was rich and running the rap game at that point so i like that era of him
 

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That Thug life album was :lawd: and the unreleased one was even better the one interscope rejected

Which Pac style I prefered more is :mindblown: when tryin to choose....Pac lyrically on AEOM u could say is a regression from MATW,but its a different more bouncy style to go along with the production on AEOM...not as many slow souldful beats as his previous work....so I like that style too.


But the way he raps on songs like Str8 Ballin,Out On Bail:ohlawd:..I know exactly what OP mean:salute:....but I can't pick tho,if I had to choose to have Pac rap like thug life for the rest of his career....and never hearing him rap like he did on AEOM or 7th Day Theory:mindblown: I can't say
 
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