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levamisole:

--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 29, 2012, 03:15:45 PM ---
--- Quote from: levamisole on December 27, 2012, 11:57:05 PM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 26, 2012, 11:17:52 PM ---Tell us more about 2pacs escapades  :laugh:.

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Not exactly one of his escapades but since you ask, ok, I've got a 2pac story for you.

Despite what you may want to believe 2pac was never all that popular in Europe. The only music video I remember seeing was "Changes", and it was incidentally the only song I heard from him back then. The "gay" piano beat along with the sentimental video failed to impress my juvenile mind. Also I was attending an international school and there was an overweight American girl in my class who had a picture of him topless on her binder right next to a picture of N Sync or whatever.

These two things made me put him in the same category with acts like the Backstreet Boys and I pretty much went out of my way to avoid any of his shit. It wasn't until the Internet matured into a consumer thing and I was able to read up on music on sites like All Music Guide while bootlegging it from Napster that I figured out I had misjudged 2pac and been missing out. Still not a huge fan, though.

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Im guessing you were born in the 90s if "Changes" was the 2pac video you remember.

I swear to god all this anti-bullying shit has turned this new generation into hostess cup cakes.

--- End quote ---

Nope he just needed to get killed before he got internationally famous enough to get videos shown.

Sikoticâ„¢:

--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 29, 2012, 03:15:45 PM ---
--- Quote from: levamisole on December 27, 2012, 11:57:05 PM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 26, 2012, 11:17:52 PM ---Tell us more about 2pacs escapades  :laugh:.

--- End quote ---

Not exactly one of his escapades but since you ask, ok, I've got a 2pac story for you.

Despite what you may want to believe 2pac was never all that popular in Europe. The only music video I remember seeing was "Changes", and it was incidentally the only song I heard from him back then. The "gay" piano beat along with the sentimental video failed to impress my juvenile mind. Also I was attending an international school and there was an overweight American girl in my class who had a picture of him topless on her binder right next to a picture of N Sync or whatever.

These two things made me put him in the same category with acts like the Backstreet Boys and I pretty much went out of my way to avoid any of his shit. It wasn't until the Internet matured into a consumer thing and I was able to read up on music on sites like All Music Guide while bootlegging it from Napster that I figured out I had misjudged 2pac and been missing out. Still not a huge fan, though.

--- End quote ---

Im guessing you were born in the 90s if "Changes" was the 2pac video you remember.

I swear to god all this anti-bullying shit has turned this new generation into hostess cup cakes.

--- End quote ---
That "everybody is a winner" shit they do with kid's sports is disgusting too. Got all these lil niggas entitled to shit they didn't even earn.

Get yo "A for effort" ass outta here, kids.

levamisole:
You guys sound like you're mentally stuck in middle school.

Russell Bell:

--- Quote from: levamisole on December 29, 2012, 04:56:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 29, 2012, 03:15:45 PM ---
--- Quote from: levamisole on December 27, 2012, 11:57:05 PM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 26, 2012, 11:17:52 PM ---Tell us more about 2pacs escapades  :laugh:.

--- End quote ---

Not exactly one of his escapades but since you ask, ok, I've got a 2pac story for you.

Despite what you may want to believe 2pac was never all that popular in Europe. The only music video I remember seeing was "Changes", and it was incidentally the only song I heard from him back then. The "gay" piano beat along with the sentimental video failed to impress my juvenile mind. Also I was attending an international school and there was an overweight American girl in my class who had a picture of him topless on her binder right next to a picture of N Sync or whatever.

These two things made me put him in the same category with acts like the Backstreet Boys and I pretty much went out of my way to avoid any of his shit. It wasn't until the Internet matured into a consumer thing and I was able to read up on music on sites like All Music Guide while bootlegging it from Napster that I figured out I had misjudged 2pac and been missing out. Still not a huge fan, though.

--- End quote ---

Im guessing you were born in the 90s if "Changes" was the 2pac video you remember.

I swear to god all this anti-bullying shit has turned this new generation into hostess cup cakes.

--- End quote ---

Nope he just needed to get killed before he got internationally famous enough to get videos shown.

--- End quote ---

Last picked for the team ass nigga

Russell Bell:

--- Quote from: levamisole on December 29, 2012, 04:56:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 29, 2012, 03:15:45 PM ---
--- Quote from: levamisole on December 27, 2012, 11:57:05 PM ---
--- Quote from: Russell Bell on December 26, 2012, 11:17:52 PM ---Tell us more about 2pacs escapades  :laugh:.

--- End quote ---

Not exactly one of his escapades but since you ask, ok, I've got a 2pac story for you.

Despite what you may want to believe 2pac was never all that popular in Europe. The only music video I remember seeing was "Changes", and it was incidentally the only song I heard from him back then. The "gay" piano beat along with the sentimental video failed to impress my juvenile mind. Also I was attending an international school and there was an overweight American girl in my class who had a picture of him topless on her binder right next to a picture of N Sync or whatever.

These two things made me put him in the same category with acts like the Backstreet Boys and I pretty much went out of my way to avoid any of his shit. It wasn't until the Internet matured into a consumer thing and I was able to read up on music on sites like All Music Guide while bootlegging it from Napster that I figured out I had misjudged 2pac and been missing out. Still not a huge fan, though.

--- End quote ---

Im guessing you were born in the 90s if "Changes" was the 2pac video you remember.

I swear to god all this anti-bullying shit has turned this new generation into hostess cup cakes.

--- End quote ---

Nope he just needed to get killed before he got internationally famous enough to get videos shown.

--- End quote ---

LOL, Im guessing you were born in 1994.  Am I wrong?

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