What is Tupac to You?
To me 2Pac was nothing but the truth, he was an amazing Rapper and a great Actor as well, he is truly missed by his fans R.I.P 2Pac
Question for Tupac Fans?
Why is Tupac considered the greatest of all time? I've heard most of his albums numerous times and i don't understand why he is so universally acknowledged as number 1. What makes him a better MC than the likes of Mos Def for example? I'm just curious because i've never heard a good case for naming him number 1. Not saying he's bad or anything, and believe me I know my hip hop, I just think he's over-rated a lot. Thanks in advance.
Did Tupac and Biggie ever do a song together?
They recorded 3 songs together, 4 if you count the “Party and Bullshit*t” freestyle. Those 3 songs were:Let's Get it On - this is a song that Pac and Biggie were featured on for Eddie F.’s album whose name is the same as the song. Grand Puba and Heavy D are also on the song. It was released in 1994.House of Pain - There's not a lot of info on this song but apparently it was on Junior Mafia's self-titled album/mixtape. It has 2Pac, Biggie, and Stretch and is an official song.Runnin from Tha Police - This is the most popular song they did together and was played on the radio as a single. It was going to be on Pac's album “Me Against the World” but in between the time this song was recorded and the album released, 2Pac was shot and that's when his beef with Biggie began, so he omitted it from the album.
Question about Tupac shooting..?
this is not about the shooting in Vegas. i'm talking about when he was shot in NYC, what reason or proof did he have to accuse Biggie & Diddy of having him set up or knowing who shot him. i know this is old news, but i never heard a reason why he thought they would betray him like that.
How would you describe Tupac?
Tupac is one of hip-hop’s most prominent figures in history.Tupac was a great human being. Better personality than his rapping ability even. In my opinion Tupac isn’t quite so amazing of a rapper as most people claim. Tupac was below average on the lyrical spectrum, BUT he had emotion in his songs. Even though he was what Eazy E called a “studio gangster,” his more popular songs (i.e. Changes, Dear Mama, Hail Mary, Hit ’Em Up) were honestly masterpieces. Not quite amazing, but he clearly poured all his emotion and rapped passionately and spoke his mind (or heart I guess?). Most of his unknown songs (not so popular) weren’t really that good, it dropped him from the top 5 of all time in my opinion.Another side of the story I’m a bit worried to state especially on the internet is how similar he is to my favorite rapper MC Ren. They both have similar rapping ability, but MC Ren is better in my opinion. Now before you start accusing me of being a fake or something (he has too many hardcore fans), MC Ren was before Tupac, and Tupac rapped about what MC Ren rapped about. Only, Tupac was louder, more people heard him than MC Ren. They both have similar flows, voices, and topics to rap about. Another key difference is that MC Ren is a bit more extreme. Yes, Ren can rap faster, about more, and with better lyrics. Anyways, the question is about the Makaveli Don.Another thing I shouldn’t be saying on the internet is that I believe his death was also a conspiracy. Something is behind it for sure. So many stars died in the 90s it’s unbelievable. MC Ren’s popularity (maybe I should stop), Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Big L, Eazy E, Big Pun, etc. Also, in an interview of Tupac, someone asked him where he saw himself in 10 years, and Tupac said that he’d love to see himself alive in 10 years. Unfortunately that didn’t happen. Rest in peace Tupac.
Did Tupac Shakur have insight that Biggie Smalls would die when he wrote "God Bless the Dead"?
No, tupac had a good friend of his that was also called biggie smalls. Just a crazy coincidence.There has been much confusion about this song as 2pac and The Notorious B.I.G. were famously enemies; many 2pac fans interpret this as a sign of Shakur’s psychic abilities (either that or really weird coincidences).This is not, however, an intimidating mock funeral for Biggie, but rather an actual memorial of one of 2Pacs friends. There was another rapper (never really made it, so really just another nigga in the struggle) who went by the name Biggy Smallz: a Thug-Life-affiliated fellow named Drik who grew up in Queensbridge with Stretch and died in the early 90s.