Tupac - Skandalouz Appreciation Thread
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That nikka was floating on that whole album
"I'm askin', as if I'm qualified to analyze
You're lookin' at a bytch who specialize in tellin' lies"
"I'm askin', as if I'm qualified to analyze
You're lookin' at a bytch who specialize in tellin' lies"
Jacaveli The Don
Superstar
Daz on the beat, 'Pac spitting heavy game, Nate on the hook and DJ Quik mixed it
Only difference between this and '2 of Amerika'z..." was Snoop going back to back with 'Pac
Daz made both beats and DJ Quik mixed both songs but Quik created magic on 'Skandalouz', as soon as the beat drops after the intro, thats all Quik's work
Only difference between this and '2 of Amerika'z..." was Snoop going back to back with 'Pac
Daz made both beats and DJ Quik mixed both songs but Quik created magic on 'Skandalouz', as soon as the beat drops after the intro, thats all Quik's work
DarkandHellisHot
All Star
Busting at nikkas who said my name in vain
I got no time for them tricks, I'm heavy in the game
I wanna be a baller, please
But the bytches and the liquor keep on calling me
I got no time for them tricks, I'm heavy in the game
I wanna be a baller, please
But the bytches and the liquor keep on calling me
Phantom Dreamer
All Star
Quik shoulda got co-production. You can tell a force greater than Daz is at work here. And Daz is that nikka.
H. Selassie
Black Royalty
I always knew Quik had his hands all in that beat. Daz is dope but the polish of those drums and the flute in the background got Quik written all over it
Thought we had women and relationships figured out, when we used to play this as kids in high school 
in 2003
I'm glad I never internalized the kind of sexism and misogyny in rap, but there was a lot of game to be had for someone whose Dad never taught him a thing about women, or relationships. I learned a lot about who NOT to be. I still tell friends how did we grow up listening to the same music, and you still such a simp/trick/whatever?
in 2003 I'm glad I never internalized the kind of sexism and misogyny in rap, but there was a lot of game to be had for someone whose Dad never taught him a thing about women, or relationships. I learned a lot about who NOT to be. I still tell friends how did we grow up listening to the same music, and you still such a simp/trick/whatever?
