gregor samsa

1y

People aren’t f***ing with the music like that
Literally no one is talking about him g, no one’s pumping Mr whatevrr anymore he fell off

gregor samsa

1y

Ye pac made better music

MrIndigo96

1y

Subjective. Ye has a more versatile catalogue but Kendrick doesn’t have one miss and has multiple classics

Fever

1y

I can't stand a large amount of pacs music but I think the question in the thread is about things way beyond that

Pac isn't remembered for all of his music, he's moreso remembered for his impact on society. That's why we don't hear remotely close to the amount of songs from 2pac as 50 cent out in public in 2023 but we get threads like this instead of ones about 50 cent. (There's better comparisons, I'm aware)

Pac was way beyond music for most things that mattered. We never hear of the political tales of biggie, but we definitely hear Big poppa more than changes

The thing about pac is that he was a part of a huge ass movement at the end of the day and his overall contributions to rap are less important than what else he achieved. Even if he's a great ass rapper with classics regardless

That's why I think it's silly to degrade this topic to who made more music that more average people enjoyed. It's kind of disrespectful to pac imo to turn this discussion into that. And I know you are not the one trying to do that.

The thread didn't ask "who in the 2010s sounded closest to pac" - that's a whole other topic

Malafe

1y

They’re both emotional poets who speak to the souls of black women

Fever

1y

You're just being the stereotype I'm referring to

Mm sold 300k fw and was a number 1

People I talk to in real life were talking about it, and dudes that don't even listen to rap listened to it and talked to me about it.

Hillbillies is up for a Grammy

mill

1y

bandana round my head like im 2pac.

Fever

1y

I can't stand a large amount of pacs music but I think the question in the thread is about things way beyond that

Pac isn't remembered for all of his music, he's moreso remembered for his impact on society. That's why we don't hear remotely close to the amount of songs from 2pac as 50 cent out in public in 2023 but we get threads like this instead of ones about 50 cent. (There's better comparisons, I'm aware)

Pac was way beyond music for most things that mattered. We never hear of the political tales of biggie, but we definitely hear Big poppa more than changes

The thing about pac is that he was a part of a huge ass movement at the end of the day and his overall contributions to rap are less important than what else he achieved. Even if he's a great ass rapper with classics regardless

That's why I think it's silly to degrade this topic to who made more music that more average people enjoyed. It's kind of disrespectful to pac imo to turn this discussion into that. And I know you are not the one trying to do that.

The thread didn't ask "who in the 2010s sounded closest to pac" - that's a whole other topic

MrIndigo96

1y

Yeah PAC was more of an icon than anything and I believe his character and persona outweighs a lot of his musical talent and accomplishments. He’s up there with MJ,and John Lennon.

Gabrieljesus

1y

Nip better than Pac

X7JQ9L2MF4A8Z

1y

wow

X7JQ9L2MF4A8Z

1y

what a terrible thread

slime wrld

1y

no other answer and if you disagree you do NOT know about pac as a figure

Free YoungBoy

1y

X is Pac for dudes that call their mothers b****

Fever

1y

I can't stand a large amount of pacs music but I think the question in the thread is about things way beyond that

Pac isn't remembered for all of his music, he's moreso remembered for his impact on society. That's why we don't hear remotely close to the amount of songs from 2pac as 50 cent out in public in 2023 but we get threads like this instead of ones about 50 cent. (There's better comparisons, I'm aware)

Pac was way beyond music for most things that mattered. We never hear of the political tales of biggie, but we definitely hear Big poppa more than changes

The thing about pac is that he was a part of a huge ass movement at the end of the day and his overall contributions to rap are less important than what else he achieved. Even if he's a great ass rapper with classics regardless

That's why I think it's silly to degrade this topic to who made more music that more average people enjoyed. It's kind of disrespectful to pac imo to turn this discussion into that. And I know you are not the one trying to do that.

The thread didn't ask "who in the 2010s sounded closest to pac" - that's a whole other topic

MrIndigo96

1y

Yeah PAC was more of an icon than anything and I believe his character and persona outweighs a lot of his musical talent and accomplishments. He’s up there with MJ,and John Lennon.