Proposition Joe
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Dude called Pac the definition of "Oochie Wally" but one of Jay-Zs biggest singles was a remake of "Me and my girlfriend"
Not sure what one has to do with the other
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Dude called Pac the definition of "Oochie Wally" but one of Jay-Zs biggest singles was a remake of "Me and my girlfriend"
Not sure what one has to do with the other
ballerinaPac was a fraud, when he met suge he decided to play bishop in real life
SMH at the youth....
"how many of biggies rhymes gonna come out ya fat lips? "Jay-z never emulated pac, jayz was a good rapper
"how many of biggies rhymes gonna come out ya fat lips? "
Jay-z never emulated pac, jayz was a good rapper
"This must be the way the n_ Pac felt when he made Me Against the World. All Eyez on Me. Got a n_ feeling that all eyes on me" - Jay-Z "Some People Hate" lyrics
Gone somewhere, child please
Jay-z never emulated pac, jayz was a good rapper
You took that small piece from HOV and call that emulating pac?
Why would someone wanna emulate a fake thug who did nothing but rhyme enemy with Hennessy
Reasonable doubt > pacs disco
Jay Z is the Hillary Clinton of Rap.J**** be bittin' everybody...East, West and South
Yea, let's ignore the fact that he went platinum without the Samsung copies.
Let's all Laugh at a rapper who got a phone company to buy a million copies of his albums before it dropped.
He only sold 400K outside the phone company purchase
How is Drake who is up front and honest about being a simp actually faker than the dude who was a ballerina throughout childhood and got on as a backup dancer became a thug after he could legally drink?
I **** with Pac but if he came out today he'd have been exposed on social media as soon as he started rolling with Suge.
Pac is more akin to Wayne. Both became Thugs in their early 20's.
True...I guess when people use the term "thug" they have a different, more negative picture. He did grow up in multiple rough neighborhoods. He grew up in the movement and was outspoken once he made it. I guess in a way he was revolutionary through some of the messages in his music. He was definitely an advocate for the people who grew up listening to that music.Pac from Harlem and East Baltimore. You can't come up in those places and be soft. Especially living on Greenmount ave. That's the heart of the trenches right there. I wish more kids from that area got a chance to go to BSA, or find a talent like acting. Ain't nothing fake about him. He also grew up in the movement.
Only thing phony about him is claiming the west coast...and letting Suge gas him up. Dudes ego got outta control. And he became extremely paranoid. He's a passionate dude...and those emotions manifested itself in some destructive ways towards the latter end of his life. He was still trying to be progressive though.
Dude wasn't a "revolutionary"....but he had the thoughts and an idea for change. Pac moreso is the dude that could give a spark to another young brother to spark a real change.
Ppl don't realize he died at like 24. He was still finding out who he was. Pac had the potentially to be truly revolutionary...or truly destructive.