notesfromphilo

3y

how so?

zenereura

3y

He started a movement forreal, brains like Kendrick etc. and even made the Papal music playlist and become a jesus like figure in places like Brazil, Russia etc. but he wasn't able to really develop his ideas about Socialism etc. due to being murdered, he still influenced so much but more in regards to fashion, music, aesthetic but his energy and influence still lingers all over black and even popular music, however his political ideas weren't as impactful, yet.

I remember there is this Russia Minister, one of the top Kremlin politicians and he has a Tupac photo in his office even

notesfromphilo

3y

7 day theory reporter voice from to live & die in LA

he started the revolution known as
"tha roses that grew from concrete"

nah but

i would argue that nobody put
passion and personality into their
raps the way Pac did

and i feel like that is why his music resonates so well even today

you could argue that this is just a revolutionary act and not a revolution

but

i feel like the people he has clearly inspired is what turns into a revolution

i do not believe we get the
honesty that we hear in rap without Pac

and i believe Hip Hop is
the highest form of vibration

so i feel like that must mean
Pac is a revolutionary speaker

in the same way Martin and Malcom were

even just watching interviews

he truly jumped off the screen

you can't say that about too many people

let alone rappers

fashion killa

3y

"what revolution did pac start?"

"his music was realllly good"

notesfromphilo

3y

7 day theory reporter voice from to live & die in LA

he started the revolution known as
"tha roses that grew from concrete"

nah but

i would argue that nobody put
passion and personality into their
raps the way Pac did

and i feel like that is why his music resonates so well even today

you could argue that this is just a revolutionary act and not a revolution

but

i feel like the people he has clearly inspired is what turns into a revolution

i do not believe we get the
honesty that we hear in rap without Pac

and i believe Hip Hop is
the highest form of vibration

so i feel like that must mean
Pac is a revolutionary speaker

in the same way Martin and Malcom were

even just watching interviews

he truly jumped off the screen

you can't say that about too many people

let alone rappers

UIP

3y

no one:

OP: “yeah i’m on to something”

Fam

3y

The true revolution is an ongoing one that isn't started by 1 particular person. Pac is definitely a revolutionary though.

kiddash3r

3y

i dont think you can classify his influence as an revolution per se,but his influence is clear as day.

Oblivion X

3y

I dont think honesty in hip hop is something revolutionary tbh. U can call it influential, sure. But revolutionary is pushing it tbh.

Cause it's not like hip hop was void of honesty at all and pac came along change that. I mean look at who was out back then along with pac. Nas, big, tribe, cube, public enemy, scarface

fashion killa

3y

"what revolution did pac start?"

"his music was realllly good"

notesfromphilo

3y

it wasn't just the honesty though

it was his voice and delivery

if he got up on a podium and spoke he could easily deliver a march on washington like speech

and his music sounds like that

and i truly believe his life and passing will be something we look back on as the start of what's next

i can see why some folks feel like it's not a clear YES

at this moment

but i believe there will come a day where we say

uh yeah

he truly helped to change the world

and i'm not just saying
that cause he's my avi

notesfromphilo

3y

7 day theory reporter voice from to live & die in LA

he started the revolution known as
"tha roses that grew from concrete"

nah but

i would argue that nobody put
passion and personality into their
raps the way Pac did

and i feel like that is why his music resonates so well even today

you could argue that this is just a revolutionary act and not a revolution

but

i feel like the people he has clearly inspired is what turns into a revolution

i do not believe we get the
honesty that we hear in rap without Pac

and i believe Hip Hop is
the highest form of vibration

so i feel like that must mean
Pac is a revolutionary speaker

in the same way Martin and Malcom were

even just watching interviews

he truly jumped off the screen

you can't say that about too many people

let alone rappers

Oblivion X

3y

Voice and delivery aren't really a valid argument that he started the revolution.

I think ur confusing influence with revolution. Pac didn't reinvent the wheel if ur using revolution in that sense and he didn't overthrow anything if ur using revolution in that sense. He's just a very influential person

notesfromphilo

3y

how do you think kendrick
would answer this question?

Oblivion X

3y

i mean ofc kendrick would say pac is revolutionary because he was revolutionary to him. But you don't a***yze revolution off impact on singular individuals. There has to be a change or shift that we can qualitatively or quantitively see on some structure.

The iphone was revolutionary, streaming is revolutionary, the internet is revolutionary, hip hop is revolutionary, but pac himself isn't cause he didn't overthrow or reinvent the wheel