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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Oakland Playa on August 20, 2003, 09:22:15 PM
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While downloadin some music came across a rapper named The Realest. The Realest is part of DeathRow Records so i Downloaded the song. The song is called Fuck Hollywood. In the beginning of the song a mother asks her son wats wrong and he says that he see's dead people. Then Tupac starts singin. I donno if this is Tupac or someone else. If it is another person then maybe Tupac didnt sing in the Better Dayz album. Well n e way there is a song called the "Realest" Killas by Tupac and 50cent. In the songs chorus it says:''Until Makeveli returns, its all eyes on me". So maybe Pac changed his name 2 the realest. I donno. But if yall know sumthin you have 2 tell me cuz this is some freaky stuff. aight den holla back
Oakland Playa
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plz people...everybody needs to stop denying the fact that TUPACS DEAD! while the realest sounds a lot like pac there are definite differences.
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PAC CHANGED HIS NAME BACK TO THE REALEST? ??? OMG NOT AGAIN...why do people say DUMB FUCKING SHIT?!?!???
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hey oakland, do us a favor and delete your account and never come back if you're that gullible or foolish.
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Jeezzz!!!
You guys are MEAN!
Not everybody keeps up on the latest news, cut the dude a break!
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i can`t wait to see pac coming back next moth 8)
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its not pac its tha realest,he sounds jus like him
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So you're saying that Tha Realest isn't really 2Pac? :-\
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Even Snoops homie, DJ Sickamore was mistaken on this one..
Sickamore released the track "2Pac - Fuck Murder Inc" on his mixtape,
and on the track, he stops the beat and says:
Ohhh shiiiit, is this 2Pac ??
Well, it suuuuure sound like it !!
(starts track again)
NEW 2PAC !!!
This one's called Fuck Murder Inc !!
And The Realest sure does what he can to sound like Pac.. both with the voice and what he says.
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and what he says.
how is what he says anything like pac? hes saying fuck murder inc...murder inc wasnt around when pac was alive...and he talks about 2pac in the song...im pretty sure he isnt gonna refer to 2pac like that if he really was 2pac.
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all i can say is i've seen pics of the realist and he sure ain't Pac but he does sound like him, NOT HIM.. i do wonder on some of Pac's songs tho cuz i swear the realist dropped vocals to replace or fill some parts of his songs, shit it wouldn't surprise me if he wrote some and just put them as Pac so deathrow could make money, if u listen to who do u believe in, in my opinion some of that is not Pac's voice.. listen to Pac's shit he made when he was alive, then listen to some shit that was released after his death and let me know what yall think
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PAC CHANGED HIS NAME BACK TO THE REALEST? ??? OMG NOT AGAIN...why do people say DUMB FUCKING SHIT?!?!???
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and what he says.
how is what he says anything like pac? hes saying fuck murder inc...murder inc wasnt around when pac was alive...and he talks about 2pac in the song...im pretty sure he isnt gonna refer to 2pac like that if he really was 2pac.
How about:
They got the same voice.. that's ok, nothing big.
The problem though:
* Copying 2Pac's flow, and emulating Pac's trademark expressions, attitude, metaphors, slang and "pissed off attitude"
If that's not bad enough, screaming "Makaveli the Don" and "2Pac" in every other line gives it all away.
Now I'm no The Realest expert, but either Pac or The Realeast is a phony, and Pac doesn't seem like the copycat to me.
Wether they were homeboys or not.. copying/emulating the homie isn't cool, esp. if you try to make money off it after his death.
The same thing is happening on the East right now.
Newbie Angelous is releasing tracks to mixtapes labeled as "Exclusive Jay-Z from Black Album".
And they sound almost identical.
One of the first rules in hiphop: Be original, do you !!
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all i can say is i've seen pics of the realist and he sure ain't Pac but he does sound like him, NOT HIM.. i do wonder on some of Pac's songs tho cuz i swear the realist dropped vocals to replace or fill some parts of his songs, shit it wouldn't surprise me if he wrote some and just put them as Pac so deathrow could make money, if u listen to who do u believe in, in my opinion some of that is not Pac's voice.. listen to Pac's shit he made when he was alive, then listen to some shit that was released after his death and let me know what yall think
that's interesting
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Jeezzz!!!
You guys are MEAN!
Not everybody keeps up on the latest news, cut the dude a break!
Real Talk
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fuck you guys. this is 2pac. no doubt about that. makaveli will return!
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if you cant tell the difference between Pac and Tha Realest, or between Pac and the numerous imposters, then you don't deserve to call yourself a Tupac fan/supporter.
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The album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory is one of the main foundations supporting the conspiracy theories surrounding 2Pac?s death:
2Pac recorded the album under the name Makaveli... Machiavelli was an Italian war strategist who advocated faking one's death to fool their enemies. 2Pac studied Machiavelli's writings while in jail.
The album cover depicts 2Pac crucified on a cross like Jesus Christ. We all know what happened after the crucifixion? there was a resurrection.
Instead of Suge Knight, the executive producer on the album is listed as "Simon." Simon was the apostle who helped Jesus carry the cross and one of the first to witness his resurrection. Some people say Suge Knight (CEO of Death Row records and Executive Producer of All Eyez On Me) is Simon.
There are many instances of the number seven:
1. 2Pac was shot on September 7th.
2. After the shooting, 2Pac survived for seven days.
3. 2Pac's vehicle was shot 12 times; 5 of those bullets hit 2Pac. That leaves seven bullets.
4. 2Pac's recorded time of death, 4:03, adds up to 7 (4 + 0 + 3).
5. A voice on the album says, "And if the Lord returns in the coming seven days, then we'll see ya next time."
6. 2Pac's first release on Suge Knight's Death Row label, All Eyez On Me, was released on February 13, 1996 - exactly seven months before his death.
7. It?s in the album?s title. Many believe that the meaning behind the "seven day theory" (part of the album's title) is 2Pac will return September 2003? seven years after his death.
Other reasons that have nothing to do with the album are as follows:
Friday the 13th (the day 2Pac died) is widely regarded as a superstitious day.
2Pac always wore a bulletproof vest, but for some reason he didn't wear one the night of September 7. Why?
The memorial services that were open to the public were canceled in both Los Angeles and Atlanta. Since when is there no procession, or anything, for a star of his magnitude?
2Pac's vehicle got shot 12 times and Suge didn't get hit once.. He claims his head was "grazed" by a bullet.. Why did 2Pac get hit all those times and not Suge? And why is there no medical documents to prove Suge's injury?
Las Vegas is in the middle of the desert. Yet the white Cadillac containing the assailants was never found or pursued by helicopter or squad car. It's hard to believe that in a city full of casinos on one of the biggest fight nights of the year, there wouldn't be cops out in full force ready for any situation that went down. Why didn't the Las Vegas Police Department respond immediately to the public shooting of a celebrity?
Many people question why 2Pac was cremated instead of being buried.
In the song "Ain't Hard 2 Find" on the album All Eyez On Me, 2Pac says "I heard rumors I died, murdered in cold blood, traumatized pictures of me in my final states, you know momma cried, but that was fiction, some coward got the story twisted."
The video "I Ain't Mad At Cha" was released only a few days after his death. "I Ain't Mad At Cha" is track 13 on the album All Eyez On Me. The video shows 2Pac as an angel in heaven. In the video, Tupac was shot after leaving a theater with a friend; very similar to the real situation.
2Pac dies in his last video released under the name "Tupac". His new video "Toss It Up" from the new album was released under the name "Makaveli."
In the video of the song "Smile" by Scarface and 2Pac, many say the reason why "2Pac" never looks at the camera is because it?s a look-alike. Also the video shows a car just like the one 2Pac got shot in? and the car has bullet holes in it.
Then there are theories that are just plain bizarre:
If you rearrange the letters in the album title Makaveli The Don Killuminati The 7 Day Theory You can make the sentence "Ok on tha 7th u think I'm dead yet I'm really alive". Try it for yourself.
In the CD booklet of the R U Still Down album, the following is written "Keep the faith in me I wont let u down...love 2Pac." This album was released more than a year after 2Pac's death.
And then there are theories that are just plain bogus:
A statute of limitations allegedly says that, by law, if a person faked his death (which is illegal) for 7 years, he cannot be convicted by the law. This is not true.
Supposedly there is a law that says that if there were 2 or more physical attempts on your life, you then have the legal right to change your identity or fake your death to sway your attackers. This is not true. 8) 8) 8)
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Not everybody keeps up on the latest news, cut the dude a break!
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If that's not bad enough, screaming "Makaveli the Don" and "2Pac" in every other line gives it all away.
that means nothing...the realest sounds like pac and im sure he knows that...but its just as possible if not more possible that the realest is just a big fan of pacs music and being on death row decided to shout out his homeboy in respect...he never says anything in that song where he refers to himself as 2pac...he refers to 2pac as another person...face it...pacs not coming back.
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The truth is there never was a 2Pac. It was tha realest all along...
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You know who else sounds like Pac... Black Haze
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You know who else sounds like Pac... Black Haze
anyone remember that dude Crazy? he sounded a hell of a lot like pac on his album "shed tears for the world"...that was some dope shit too...there were some ppl who thought he was pac...but the dude looks nothing like him...and he's signed to no limits side label...i doubt pac would ever do that.
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The album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory is one of the main foundations supporting the conspiracy theories surrounding 2Pac?s death:
2Pac recorded the album under the name Makaveli... Machiavelli was an Italian war strategist who advocated faking one's death to fool their enemies. 2Pac studied Machiavelli's writings while in jail.
The album cover depicts 2Pac crucified on a cross like Jesus Christ. We all know what happened after the crucifixion? there was a resurrection.
Instead of Suge Knight, the executive producer on the album is listed as "Simon." Simon was the apostle who helped Jesus carry the cross and one of the first to witness his resurrection. Some people say Suge Knight (CEO of Death Row records and Executive Producer of All Eyez On Me) is Simon.
There are many instances of the number seven:
1. 2Pac was shot on September 7th.
2. After the shooting, 2Pac survived for seven days.
3. 2Pac's vehicle was shot 12 times; 5 of those bullets hit 2Pac. That leaves seven bullets.
4. 2Pac's recorded time of death, 4:03, adds up to 7 (4 + 0 + 3).
5. A voice on the album says, "And if the Lord returns in the coming seven days, then we'll see ya next time."
6. 2Pac's first release on Suge Knight's Death Row label, All Eyez On Me, was released on February 13, 1996 - exactly seven months before his death.
7. It?s in the album?s title. Many believe that the meaning behind the "seven day theory" (part of the album's title) is 2Pac will return September 2003? seven years after his death.
Other reasons that have nothing to do with the album are as follows:
Friday the 13th (the day 2Pac died) is widely regarded as a superstitious day.
2Pac always wore a bulletproof vest, but for some reason he didn't wear one the night of September 7. Why?
The memorial services that were open to the public were canceled in both Los Angeles and Atlanta. Since when is there no procession, or anything, for a star of his magnitude?
2Pac's vehicle got shot 12 times and Suge didn't get hit once.. He claims his head was "grazed" by a bullet.. Why did 2Pac get hit all those times and not Suge? And why is there no medical documents to prove Suge's injury?
Las Vegas is in the middle of the desert. Yet the white Cadillac containing the assailants was never found or pursued by helicopter or squad car. It's hard to believe that in a city full of casinos on one of the biggest fight nights of the year, there wouldn't be cops out in full force ready for any situation that went down. Why didn't the Las Vegas Police Department respond immediately to the public shooting of a celebrity?
Many people question why 2Pac was cremated instead of being buried.
In the song "Ain't Hard 2 Find" on the album All Eyez On Me, 2Pac says "I heard rumors I died, murdered in cold blood, traumatized pictures of me in my final states, you know momma cried, but that was fiction, some coward got the story twisted."
The video "I Ain't Mad At Cha" was released only a few days after his death. "I Ain't Mad At Cha" is track 13 on the album All Eyez On Me. The video shows 2Pac as an angel in heaven. In the video, Tupac was shot after leaving a theater with a friend; very similar to the real situation.
2Pac dies in his last video released under the name "Tupac". His new video "Toss It Up" from the new album was released under the name "Makaveli."
In the video of the song "Smile" by Scarface and 2Pac, many say the reason why "2Pac" never looks at the camera is because it?s a look-alike. Also the video shows a car just like the one 2Pac got shot in? and the car has bullet holes in it.
Then there are theories that are just plain bizarre:
If you rearrange the letters in the album title Makaveli The Don Killuminati The 7 Day Theory You can make the sentence "Ok on tha 7th u think I'm dead yet I'm really alive". Try it for yourself.
In the CD booklet of the R U Still Down album, the following is written "Keep the faith in me I wont let u down...love 2Pac." This album was released more than a year after 2Pac's death.
And then there are theories that are just plain bogus:
A statute of limitations allegedly says that, by law, if a person faked his death (which is illegal) for 7 years, he cannot be convicted by the law. This is not true.
Supposedly there is a law that says that if there were 2 or more physical attempts on your life, you then have the legal right to change your identity or fake your death to sway your attackers. This is not true. 8) 8) 8)
What was the point in you writing this cos nearly everyone on this site will have read this @ one point
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You know who else sounds like Pac... Black Haze
anyone remember that dude Crazy? he sounded a hell of a lot like pac on his album "shed tears for the world"...that was some dope shit too...there were some ppl who thought he was pac...but the dude looks nothing like him...and he's signed to no limits side label...i doubt pac would ever do that.
Krazy ??
The dude who worked with Snoop.. ?
And I think there was a dude on No Limit too.. maybe it's the same dood..