Tracks like No vaseline,Ether and Takeover were all better.

Many tracks were and will be overrated due to the names behind them.
2pac was one...but that track makes sense.IMO!

Yeah but lyrically the track was weak!

mikuz: Yeah but lyrically the track was weak!

Are you wit your right senses callin hit em up weak do you even know rap or hiphop where were you when the tupac n biggy beaf started plougin yam in ur village- and u come here saying hit em up is weak- I go send thunder strike you-
You bleeped ur for this statement- don't go say dis on american hiphop blog they gonna diss you , you gonna feel it like a punch on each replied post bro...
I feel like smackin you - yes nas ether our shine jiggas sing along dis track 1yrically and much gangster jigga fear ,but no diss track has ever reached pac -hit em up bitch

mikuz: Yeah but lyrically the track was weak!

Please stick to what you know best! go listen to kaddafi,EDI and Hussein's lyrics before saying thrash.

Revolva:

Are you wit your right senses callin hit em up weak do you even know rap or hiphop where were you when the tupac n biggy beaf started plougin yam in ur village- and u come here saying hit em up is weak- I go send thunder strike you-
You bleeped ur for this statement- don't go say dis on american hiphop blog they gonna diss you , you gonna feel it like a punch on each replied post bro...
I feel like smackin you - yes nas ether our shine jiggas sing along dis track 1yrically and much gangster jigga fear ,but no diss track has ever reached pac -hit em up bitch

and you call yourself a core hiphop listener? No doubt,the delivery of the jam was exceptional. But lyrically it was empty. Nigga kept on saying fork this fork that over and over again.

slimghost:

Please stick to what you know best! go listen to kaddafi,EDI and Hussein's lyrics before saying thrash.

Hit 'Em Up was venomous. No rapper has ever brought such thunder and hailstone on a track in hip-hop history. Hatred/bitterness like this has never ever been melted on a beef song. But lyrically? Its empty. 'Pac unleashed a weaponry on the song that will forever remain the on heart of every good hiphop listener.but lyrically? The fact that 'Pac claimed to have slept with Biggie's wife at that time, Faith Evans, was a line rarely crossed. No body would hear that line for the first time and not hit replay. But lyrically? 2Pac didn't hide a single detail on Hit 'Em Up. The fact that Biggie never issued a formal response to Hit 'em up helped the song propel to an immortal status. But lyrically?

Let's tell ourselves the truth, this isn't the best lyrical/most creative diss song. It's like a head like yung6ix throwing a thunderous/venom/temper tantrum. You want to tell me the jam was lyrically better than Ether or Nail in the coffin? Hit 'em up sounds great, and it's certainly effective, given the hip-hop demographic. But when 2Pac says he's going to "kill all your muthaf*****s" and "My 'fo-'fo make sure all y'all kids don't grow," it's just over-the-top. Thats why casual listeners would always hype it. Thats why commercial rappers thrive.
Pacs' other diss track was even lyrically better.

mikuz:

Hit 'Em Up was venomous. No rapper has ever brought such thunder and hailstone on a track in hip-hop history. Hatred/bitterness like this has never ever been melted on a beef song. But lyrically? Its empty. 'Pac unleashed a weaponry on the song that will forever remain the on heart of every good hiphop listener.but lyrically? The fact that 'Pac claimed to have slept with Biggie's wife at that time, Faith Evans, was a line rarely crossed. No body would hear that line for the first time and not hit replay. But lyrically? 2Pac didn't hide a single detail on Hit 'Em Up. The fact that Biggie never issued a formal response to Hit 'em up helped the song propel to an immortal status. But lyrically?

Did you hear me mention Pac's name? i said listen to EDI,Kadafi and Hussein.

mikuz:
Let's tell ourselves the truth, this isn't the best lyrical/most creative diss song. It's like a head like yung6ix throwing a thunderous/venom/temper tantrum. You want to tell me the jam was lyrically better than Ether or Nail in the coffin? Hit 'em up sounds great, and it's certainly effective, given the hip-hop demographic. But when 2Pac says he's going to "kill all your muthaf*****s" and "My 'fo-'fo make sure all y'all kids don't grow," it's just over-the-top. Thats why casual listeners would always hype it. Thats why commercial rappers thrive.
Pacs' other diss track was even lyrically better.

How do i give you a hug ?