What's your favorite Tupac album?

[pointproven214]

That's what I was saying. Didn't know I had to break it all the way down for everyone.

no u was not u literally said " johnny j used the same beat 3 times in a row in a 3 year span when actually he did not use the same exact beat.

 

[Hostile]

no u was not u literally said " johnny j used the same beat 3 times in a row in a 3 year span when actually he did not use the same exact beat.

Never said it was the "exact" same beat.

 

[Womb Raider]

Bump

 

[hayesc0]

Yep to me its not even close.

 

[L. Deezy]

I didnt know so many people favored MATW.

I definitely prefer it. Seems like most Pac fans jumped aboard the Pac train when he went Death Row

 

[semicko82]

Me Against the World
Then 7 Day Theory after that

 

[semicko82]

7 Day Theory had that dark eerie vibe, same with All Eyez On Me

All Eyez on Me was way lighter than 7 Day Theory

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

Me Against the World is the GOAT album imo. Powerful lyrics, gave a very concise mental picture of his life at the time, sonically it has aged beautifully. You can’t go wrong with any of the big three but MATW reaches a certain depth that he only got back to in spurts post prison.

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

I'm sorry, but this Pac album holds a place in my heart:

• Pac felt more sincere and trying to understand the game
• The raw aggression of being a young black male (no pun) spit through the tracks
• Still have that bit of Digital Underground sprinkled throughout the album
• When My Homie Calls>>>>>

Honestly, I wish Pac would have just kept it a buck and did more albums like this, instead of being ultra thug and revolutionary but fukking Madonna

 

[Juggalo Fred]

Makaveli

 

[semicko82]

I never fukked with the post 7 Day Theory albums like that except maybe Until the End of Time

 

[Buckeye Fever]

2Pacalypse Now

 

[bigde09]

Makaveli. The anger, paranoia, and darkness surrounding it. It single handily made people think he was still alive because it was so eerie. No rap album sounds like it to this day.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

I'm sorry, but this Pac album holds a place in my heart:

• Pac felt more sincere and trying to understand the game
• The raw aggression of being a young black male (no pun) spit through the tracks
• Still have that bit of Digital Underground sprinkled throughout the album
• When My Homie Calls>>>>>

Honestly, I wish Pac would have just kept it a buck and did more albums like this, instead of being ultra thug and revolutionary but fukking Madonna

 

[Greenhornet]

r u still down