Tupac to BIG about dissing him: 'Just play along this it's just to sell records'

[AxiTeamDaisy]

Damn! What's up with all the Pac bashing?

When did Pac start gangbanging? Pac never claimed a color he did claim one thing though..."being the Realist nigga out there". Rap has changed, new rappers out there are real hard core and yall forget that even though Pac may not have all the stripes as these new guys, he did provided inspiration to them. He was one of the first to bring awareness of the hardships of the black male/female. He spoke on things that are timeless, that make you think damn, this is valid today. Listen to "The Good Die Young" and you can't help but think of current news events (plane crash overseas, Dutch boy survives), or bump the hell out of "Dear Mr. President" during the Bush error.

...c'mon yall don't let these new age hardcore rappers forget our legends, cuz even they will tell you these legends set the stage

...on another note, Against All Oddz (mentioning these ny gangstaz) was released in November 1996.

big and pac, two legends, that overtime would've patched things up...if not just end the shot takin

[Jimmy H.]

He was one of the first to bring awareness of the hardships of the black male/female.

No, he definitely was not. If anything, he was a throwback to the more politically-conscious black artists who came out of the 60's. He was hardly the first.

[Triple OG Rapsodie]

He was one of the first to bring awareness of the hardships of the black male/female.

No, he definitely was not. If anything, he was a throwback to the more politically-conscious black artists who came out of the 60's. He was hardly the first.

Not to mention Chuck D, KRS One, Cube, etc. all came before him. He may have been the first political rapper to start making pop music though.

[AxiTeamDaisy]

He was one of the first to bring awareness of the hardships of the black male/female.

No, he definitely was not. If anything, he was a throwback to the more politically-conscious black artists who came out of the 60's. He was hardly the first.

Not to mention Chuck D, KRS One, Cube, etc. all came before him. He may have been the first political rapper to start making pop music though.

Fa' Sho, they are the pioneers, I said he was one of the first, not the first. Shit, Paul Simon was the first...Pac got a lot of his influence from Cube and Spice 1

But damn...Pac made it more mainstream, he put it on a cd full of different songs...the homies could be bumping Ambitionz, checking out the chicks while how do u want it's on, then just siti back and reflect on life goes on....did that all just make sense lol, I

[LooN3y]

It probably was to sell records. If a dude set you up to get killed would you not do shit and instead make a song about it?

lol you think someone of that high profile especially a celebrity would of been able to got biggie back right away? some one would of snitched and were talking about hollywood right here it aint no hood shit after they reach the spotlight.

[Triple OG Rapsodie]

It probably was to sell records. If a dude set you up to get killed would you not do shit and instead make a song about it?

lol you think someone of that high profile especially a celebrity would of been able to got biggie back right away? some one would of snitched and were talking about hollywood right here it aint no hood shit after they reach the spotlight.

yet somehow biggie got away with it?  don't be delusional. This was the guy rolling with Suge. If he really believed that Biggie set him up, making a song about it is the least gangsta thing he could have done. And this is the guy screaming fuck the world and claiming to represent Thug Life.