I love his death row music but I feel like me against the world is the album that shows who Pac really is
He wasn’t meant to be a crash out but he also wasnt some ballerina like people try to make him out to be. I feel like he was just raw and vulnerable and showed his good & bad sides
It’s brazy how much pac accomplished in such a short amount of time
That’s why he’s the undisputed GOAT to me
5 year career and one of those years was spent locked up
Another take
Nas x Rick Ross always made classics together. Great duo
!https://youtu.be/pjoW4Nt-9Mk?si=2cnuUVn_7WGRATeERoss is like regularly a rapper other rappers love collaborating with
Underrated and underknown song
U just made me rememeber this 2 chainz x Q classic from the movie

I don’t think he even rhymed that as much as people think
Iconic rhyme scheme
I actually understand that
I do think it’s more of a nuanced thing than people give him credit for though because a lot of people act erratic after suffering traumatic events. If he was on BS for like 10 years then Id get it for sure but I think people judge his whole life off of a low point in his life that lasted around 7-8 months but he just did so much in that time it feels like his whole career
i mean he was only 25 when he died. kicked the bar up so high people spend their whole life trying to even be in a conversation with him
ross has become underrated
Up to 2017 he never missed imo
I loved Rather You than Me
I actually understand that
I do think it’s more of a nuanced thing than people give him credit for though because a lot of people act erratic after suffering traumatic events. If he was on BS for like 10 years then Id get it for sure but I think people judge his whole life off of a low point in his life that lasted around 7-8 months but he just did so much in that time it feels like his whole career
majority of pac's legacy is like a 9 month period but his best work was when he was living in the bay for years and he lived the majority of his life in the east coast but people always associate him with death row and pirus
Underrated and underknown song
U just made me rememeber this 2 chainz x Q classic from the movie
!https://youtu.be/LFRpyseI5zI?si=DZpzou67Js3XFPsmmovie soundtracks had a comeback this era
majority of pac's legacy is like a 9 month period but his best work was when he was living in the bay for years and he lived the majority of his life in the east coast but people always associate him with death row and pirus
Him dropping his most iconic album + dying on death rown + hit em up I get why people do it especially if they arent a big fan
But his whole story for one was cut very short & also was so much more than the death row run
Underrated and underknown song
U just made me rememeber this 2 chainz x Q classic from the movie
!https://youtu.be/LFRpyseI5zI?si=DZpzou67Js3XFPsmHow differently is Schoolboy Q talked about catalogue wise if Crash Talk just never existed
How differently is Schoolboy Q talked about catalogue wise if Crash Talk just never existed
up there
If pac and big didn’t die how different do you think hip-hop would’ve been
big dies regardless because puff got him called. if pac was alive maybe we would get eminem dissing pac on dre's behalf
Superfly
yup!
How differently is Schoolboy Q talked about catalogue wise if Crash Talk just never existed
Clash Talk its not the greatest album but its overhated
Its like a 6
If pac and big didn’t die how different do you think hip-hop would’ve been
Probably the worst thing to ever happen in music history was them dying back to back
They’re remembered and judged by decisions made in their early 20s and it sucks
big dies regardless because puff got him called. if pac was alive maybe we would get eminem dissing pac on dre's behalf
Em vs Pac would’ve been insanity homie
The 21 and the baby sings

up there
Blue Lips got well received but was mysterious music
Would love another Oxymoron/Blank Face moment for him
Whats ur favorite nas song bruise
I do not listen to nas very much
But maybe Memory Lane or Dance