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What's the saddest song in rap history??

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Duck Duck Doggy:
Eminem - Kim

Jay_J:
Pigeon John - Emily
Dr. Dre - The Message
Jedi Mind Tricks - Before The Great Collapse/Razorblade Salvation
Nate Dogg - Why
2pac - I Ain'T Mad At Cha

D-TalkX:
Renee - Lost Boyz

dnjp4life:
Some music can be so powerful that it can almost bring you to tears if it hits you right, even if the subject matter of the music itself is not sad.  When I first heard the gospel intro to Kanye's Jesus is King album it hit me in a real way, similarly Nate Dogg's track Never Too Late always leaves me feeling some sort of way when I listen to it, and Sky's the Limit by Biggie too.

DMX's Slippin is gut-wrenchingly sad, as is Kendrick's Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst, and one of his tracks on To Pimp a Butterfly, I forget the name of it.  Eminem's song Beautiful is quite depressing, he has a lot of sad stuff really, Freddie Gibbs' track Situations is very downbeat, obviously anything to do with death and losing someone close like Slaughterhouse's Goodbye is bound to be a sad listen.

Whenever I find myself listening to 2Pac's Untouchable freestyle I always get kinda sad, it always feels to me like he's on top of the rap world and he knows it, and he's drunkenly celebrating the fact, but at the same time he's aware that he hasn't much time left.  It almost has the feel of it being 2Pac's last recording, even though I know it's not.  I wonder if anyone feels the same way when listening to it?

TraceOneInfinite:

--- Quote from: D-TalkX on August 09, 2021, 11:24:14 AM ---Renee - Lost Boyz

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^^this^^ that's my joint right there... Used to wait for it to come on YoMTVRaps after midnight Feb 96

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