ROBOTO .Thabk God,u escape from UGM ,ESN .Stay @one place ,u nor go hear

Greatest

We only have rappers that sing like usher and Chris brown nowadays.

TemplarLandry:
A niggah from the Eastside who chose to ride for the Westside.

I diss him with “Who Shot Ya?” by the legendary Notorious B.I.G.
Great jam!

False.

Tupac single handedly shaped the face and sound of hip hop in the 90s.

He was a one man riot squad, unparalleled.

His shortcomings were- He didn't know when to pick a fight and when to squash a fight.

He made enemies almost anywhere he went, through his actions or things said.
Dude overtalked and over bragged. That was hip hop fashion though but, a smart dude would've picked his words.
Lastly, he was dangerously overconfident.

Imagine going out and driving around with no bullet vests after beating up a thug?

C'mon.

One lousy thug wanna be

If I ever meet the dude that shot him

I will buy him a beer

BIG for Life, smooth poppa

Soulsymbol99:




Bro na HAIL MARY

I ain’t no killer but don’t push me..

Revenge is the sweetest thing next to getting a puzzy..

TheFacelessMan:
Notorious B.I.G. was my guy.

1. Somebody's gotta to die 2. Niggaz Bleed ...in fact the entire "Life After Death" album were stories that inspired my writing. Check those 2.

For 2pac

1. Ain't hard to find 2. Only God can judge 3. Picture me rolling.... the entire "All Eyez on Me" album.

Tupac ignited a foolish beef that got 2 lyrical geniuses killed.

Pac wasn't killed because of beef with Biggie.

But Biggie was killed because of the beef with Pac.


Pac got caught in the Bloods and Crips beef
He died for beating down the crip Orlando Anderson.

So if me an easthener brought up in the west, i will still ride with the east abi.
U lack fact.

TemplarLandry:
A niggah from the Eastside who chose to ride for the Westside.

I diss him with “Who Shot Ya?” by the legendary Notorious B.I.G.
Great jam!

That was my Real niqqa. My very best, still jam his music till my last breath.

NFBI:
Still no change


I still wonder how a 24 year old look more like a 30 something

Drugs, weed, alcohol. That's why.

Mohbad being immortalized in New York


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9pfK3m2LVk

I loved him as an artist but he was a fool.Wasted his life.

Tupac
Michael jackson
Bob marley

Who is the greatest legend among these three(3)

Rest on Legend...!

True Hip-hop is dead!

Argue with your Nigerian economy.

madjune:
Tupac single handedly shaped the face and sound of hip hop in the 90s.

He was a one man riot squad, unparalleled.

His shortcomings were- He didn't know when to pick a fight and when to squash a fight.

He made enemies almost anywhere he went, through his actions or things said.
Dude overtalked and over bragged. That was hip hop fashion though but, a smart dude would've picked his words.
Lastly, he was dangerously overconfident.

Imagine going out and driving around with no bullet vests after beating up a thug?

C'mon.

The bolded is not true. Biggie fits into the narrative more than Tupac. Just two albums and he had all the fame. Biggie got introduced to the game, got a ounce and fuccking blew up. Forget long talk, Biggie remains the king of hip hop. Tupac was good though. His best tracks to me are baby don't cry and shorty wanna be a thug.

Better days
To live and die in LA
Lord knows
My favourite tupac tracks

Bro haba...na em favourite track na, easy abeg

The best of pac list long...... listening to "pain" nowadays come dey make brain more.

2 pac just know how to relate with peoples hearts....na wetin make am one of the best.

I even call em the Goat.

Soulsymbol99:




Bro na HAIL MARY

TemplarLandry:
A niggah from the Eastside who chose to ride for the Westside.

I diss him with “Who Shot Ya?” by the legendary Notorious B.I.G.
Great jam!

Lol
The irony though
He rode till death
New York owns hiohop

Some things will never change

GODPUNISHALABI:
He rapped about killing niggas with their mouth open... . 2 months later he was killed with his mouth open

I swear I don't understand how a notorious gangster became a generational icon

Love800:
So if me an easthener brought up in the west, i will still ride with the east abi.
U lack fact.

He was raised in New York, the East
But I understand your point

NFBI:
Still no change


I still wonder how a 24 year old look more like a 30 something

DRUGS

[/color]all these cult boys[color=#770077]😆

Racoon:
https://youtube.com/shorts/2LVem61ufeU?si=sLNEgzYc2HQ94m06


https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0NL2Y5LjGmpvHCiZvuWRSQQehYL6xbzfb6f3177qrBMwiPZWN7t1nAZQgiCS3N6tRl&id=100084386193684&post_id=100084386193684_pfbid0NL2Y5LjGmpvHCiZvuWRSQQehYL6xbzfb6f3177qrBMwiPZWN7t1nAZQgiCS3N6tRl&mibextid=Nif5oz

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac_Shakur

TheFacelessMan:
Notorious B.I.G. was my guy.

1. Somebody's gotta to die 2. Niggaz Bleed ...in fact the entire "Life After Death" album were stories that inspired my writing. Check those 2.

For 2pac

1. Ain't hard to find 2. Only God can judge 3. Picture me rolling.... the entire "All Eyez on Me" album.

Tupac ignited a foolish beef that got 2 lyrical geniuses killed.

Were you there?

My favorites Tupac Shakur songs are life goes on, ghetto gospel and thug mansion

To me, Tupac is the greatest rapper of all time.


My favorite songs: Changes, Hail Mary. In fact, I love 90% of his songs.

Franzinni:
The greatest charlatan ... Tupac was a great fake who was never a street kid, grew up learning ballet and the creative arts and that was why he was so proficient with words but his foolish antics caused the deaths of thousands of idiots who embraced the gangster persona that the stupid boy (2pac) was fronting ... He was fugazi but because he associated with gangsters he felt he had to over compensate and it cost him his life at 25.
It would be better if he died alone but instead he pulled down thousands of followers who believed he was the real deal .... A similar case is that of king von. A serial killer who specializes in killing young black men and who was guned down like a rabid dog on the street but his wake is pulling down the youth of America in breakneck speed. I regret idolizing 2pac Shakur he was simply a misguided, hard headed creative crack baby.

As much as I love his powerful lyrics, messages and delivery style, u seem to be the only one here who really knew the artist and the man. I always correct people that he was never a gangster, maybe affiliated by association but that was the closest he could get. A lot of his fans don't even know the bold 😁

Roboto11:
Remember Kato.

kato death really shocked him n change alot about him

Wealthoptulent:
Same year is when Imole Mohbad was born!
Sharing June as birth month with Tupac, now died at same month. Death is rocking 9ja Atm, we feeling the HEAT

Strange, right?