yeah it can. But I wouldn't call it starting a revolution. For an example in Cuba, Marx & Lenin are the ones that started the shift but ultimately Castro was the one that started and executed the revolution

i respect the way you think

i appreciate you breaking it down for me

these type threads are always funny

"just had an argument" bro how bout you have an interview lined up!

Pac's one of my fave rappers OAT but "old school rap" doesn't start with him and Biggie even though a lot of people think that.

wild ass thread

Pac was the catalyst for the Kendricks of the world to carry the torch forward.

he started a revolution from within the administrative state for sure

npr.org/2019/07/17/742815262/fired-over-too-much-tupac-a-rap-loving-bureaucrat-from-iowa-says-he-hopes-not

No, they said he wasn't able to develop his ideas about it but while he was alive he was outspokenly anti-greed and talking about inequality and the poor this is all before 30

"just had an argument"

Okay Okay @OP how about you make a thread called

"just had a job interview"

Kanye more revolutionary than Pac

Public Enemy and KRS One

Both came before pac tho. They were the catalyst for him as he was for Kendrick.

watch adam curtis’s - can’t get you out of my head. first two ep talk about him and his mom and this idea you’re talking about.

you are onto something op

I fw Pac but bro didn't start a revolution,

Thug Life started as a movement but later on it became a brand once Pac got heavy into street s***.

funny thing is,
i actually did

good looking out

imma check it out

his mom was a revolutionary for a fact

tupac is an interesting debate, i personally feel like he was but died so young, before he could even mature. felt like he was def gonna be one of the most influential poets for sure.

as for actual action that’s another convo tho. i think, like many people, there’s layers so it’s up to you to come up with ur own conclusion, but you are for sure onto something

it’s a question well worth exploring and researching