Mopreme On 2pac's Beef With Stretch, The Death Of Kato & Johnny J - Part 2

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As much as I hate to say it, the Live Squad is generally viewed as a footnote in 2pac's career by the uneducated rap fan.  Live Squad isn't Wu Tang like you are describing them to be.  That's assuming people know who the Live Squad even is.  I'll always blame Tommy Boy for being bitches but it's not like they were done after that deal was over, they still could have prospered.  Too bad Nas didn't ask Stretch to rap on anything with him in '95.

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I'm not making them to be Wu Tang or even said that they were big at all. I'm quite aware of their status. But being featured on Pac's first two albums, Thug Life, above the rim soundtrack and doing production on It Was Written, in the movie Bullet etc. should ring bells with Hip Hop heads. That's just a few things that they've been apart of. But to act like Hip Hip heads aren't aware of the material I mentioned and then keep arguing the point is silly as hell. They have been featured on classic material that have sold millions of copies doing the golden era of Hip Hip. I stand by my statement.

[Hack Wilson - real]

lmao  you realize how many people who are huge hip hop heads can give a shit about 2pac?


the number is staggering, sadly.


go ahead, act like every hip hop head knows every word to 2pacalypse now lol

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lmao  you realize how many people who are huge hip hop heads can give a shit about 2pac?


the number is staggering, sadly.


go ahead, act like every hip hop head knows every word to 2pacalypse now lol

Pac's greatest hits have sold over ten million copies and Stretch is on that album. R U Still down is at four million and Stretch is on it, above the rim is at two million sold and Stretch is on it. Hip Hop listeners know who Stretch is fam. There are more fans who care than don't.