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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: morbidenigma on January 14, 2008, 07:42:43 AM
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just interested in ppl opinions..which tupac appealed more to u..which tupac made made beta songs in ur opinions
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I think Pac did both equally as well, I enjoyed the MATW album as much as I did AEOM I think if he had lived longer you would see the more consious Pac rather than the gangsta persona
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I think Pac did both equally as well, I enjoyed the MATW album as much as I did AEOM I think if he had lived longer you would see the more consious Pac rather than the gangsta persona
yeah the good thing about 2pac (imo), was that he could do both.
although that thug shit started to annoy me after a while ;)
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gangsta
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I think Pac did both equally as well, I enjoyed the MATW album as much as I did AEOM I think if he had lived longer you would see the more consious Pac rather than the gangsta persona
yeah the good thing about 2pac (imo), was that he could do both.
although that thug shit started to annoy me after a while ;)
he did get carried away with the "Bad Boy killa" mentality, it did get to me a little too, I don't know if he actually hated Biggie that much or it was a marketing ploy that alot suggested at the time
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^^^I think he really hated Biggie, to me it seems that pac became very paranoid in his DR days, in his last days he even started beefin' with his "friends" (Snoop, Cube...) plus the whole Eastcoast.
Suge def. had a bad influence on him (except musicially)
And I think 2Pac is the best ever because he is the only one who could cover both . If I had to keep one, I would chose the conscios 2pac because there are too much others who claim that gangsta shit.
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I think Pac did both equally as well, I enjoyed the MATW album as much as I did AEOM I think if he had lived longer you would see the more consious Pac rather than the gangsta persona
yeah the good thing about 2pac (imo), was that he could do both.
although that thug shit started to annoy me after a while ;)
he did get carried away with the "Bad Boy killa" mentality, it did get to me a little too, I don't know if he actually hated Biggie that much or it was a marketing ploy that alot suggested at the time
yeah i guess it was death row's plan, since 2pac began to play the role of the Thug more when he came to that label.
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I think Suge was a bad influence as well on Pac that led to that paranoia, alot of good music came out of that but in the long run it was not good for Pac or the label
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I think Suge was a bad influence as well on Pac that led to that paranoia, alot of good music came out of that but in the long run it was not good for Pac or the label
i guess you're right, 2pac took shots at a lot of other rappers around that time( even at the lady of rage, about that eastcoast/westcoast bullshit).
it's funny cause he had just did a tribute to the old school rappers on me against the world :laugh:
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I think Suge was a bad influence as well on Pac that led to that paranoia, alot of good music came out of that but in the long run it was not good for Pac or the label
i guess you're right, 2pac took shots at a lot of other rappers around that time( even at the lady of rage, about that eastcoast/westcoast bullshit).
it's funny cause he had just did a tribute to the old school rappers on me against the world :laugh:
love that track "Old School", but he took a shot at Rage? didn't know that
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I Prefer 2Pac as Tupac.
That's a True Gemini 8)
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I think Pac did both equally as well, I enjoyed the MATW album as much as I did AEOM I think if he had lived longer you would see the more consious Pac rather than the gangsta persona
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I think Suge was a bad influence as well on Pac that led to that paranoia, alot of good music came out of that but in the long run it was not good for Pac or the label
i guess you're right, 2pac took shots at a lot of other rappers around that time( even at the lady of rage, about that eastcoast/westcoast bullshit).
it's funny cause he had just did a tribute to the old school rappers on me against the world :laugh:
love that track "Old School", but he took a shot at Rage? didn't know that
yeah, i've read that in an interview with the Lady of Rage . can't really remember from which interview it was; i think either with dubcnn, or with Styles for raptalk.
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I think Pac is the best balanced out rapper to be able to be "Gangsta" and still be able to be concious
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You shouldn't try to pigeonhole him as either. 2pac was 2pac, and all of those sides were a part of him.
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even when he went so called thugg life, he was still dropping gems. that black devil suge definitely was a bad influence on him. dont forgot about his background who his mother. pac was a smart nigga. so i prefer pac as pac.
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Pac was never a gangsta rapper in my opinion. Pac was always a reality rapper. Gangsta rap is WC, Snoop dogg, DPG, Game, them fuccin clowns!
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Both sides were great, that's what made 2pac who he was
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NEVER KNEW IT WAS 2 PACS? HAHAHA, man it's the same shit to me,the thing that made him great was he could cover topics make you braille em, yell
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I appreciate 2pac the artist.
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You shouldn't try to pigeonhole him as either. 2pac was 2pac, and all of those sides were a part of him.
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I really enjoyed the Poetic and Concious side of 2pac...I was just listening to "Who Do you Believe in" and this song is so powerful!
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i like the dead 2pac.
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conscious gangsta 8)
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You shouldn't try to pigeonhole him as either. 2pac was 2pac, and all of those sides were a part of him.
Very well said, couldn't have put it better myself. That's why Pac is the greatest rapper ever, because he had a compicated character, he had many sides and was able to bring every aspect of his personality in his songs.
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pac was hip hop's perfect combination of gangsta rap and conscious rap. even for 2008 he was still light years ahead of his time.
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conscious gangsta 8)
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the "POW! BUSSIN' ON THEM NIGGAZ TILL THEY GONE!" side.
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I think Pac did both equally as well, I enjoyed the MATW album as much as I did AEOM I think if he had lived longer you would see the more consious Pac rather than the gangsta persona
yeah the good thing about 2pac (imo), was that he could do both.