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Title: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: HBKid_Jr on October 13, 2001, 08:08:15 PM
2pac's song,  I aint mad at cha,  who is that song directed at.  Was it made for nobody in general or was it directed at ne1
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: infinite59 on October 13, 2001, 08:10:22 PM
Yeah dogg, that's the problem with that song, I love the song, but he doesn't stick to one certain person of subject, for as much as one verse, at one point it seems he's talking about one of his homies, then a girl, then the homie again, the girl.... you get the picture
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: AlerG on October 13, 2001, 08:36:08 PM
great song...but i am also confused who it is directed at...i think that since he was always talking about death he was directing it at someone who he might've not talked to in a long time over something stupid and he wanted to let that person know that he wasn't trippin on it no more...probably would help the other person sleep better at night, peace.
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: TheSheriff on October 14, 2001, 02:01:29 AM
Yo...Anyone know how Pac means "God Bless The Dead"? It half seems like threatening Biggie, yet on the other hand, it don't seem like that...Anyone can explain? And Stretch sounds an awful lot like Young Biggie.
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: Hittman on October 14, 2001, 02:05:12 AM
Aint Mad At Cha Has My Favourite Verse Ever.....Shit Is Amazing.

Oh And TheSheriff, When I First Heard God Bless The Dead I Thought It Was Biggie.
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: .:N-Imy:. on October 14, 2001, 03:33:00 AM

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Yo...Anyone know how Pac means "God Bless The Dead"? It half seems like threatening Biggie, yet on the other hand, it don't seem like that...Anyone can explain? And Stretch sounds an awful lot like Young Biggie.


Yo I remember a while back people explaining this it's becos the song is to a different Biggie Smalls....supposedly Notorious BIG had to go throw the courts and everything so he could use that name so the "God Bless The Dead" song is another guy that Pac knew called Biggie Smalls...I think the guy was white....but maybe someone will confirm or explain it better for ya.
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: Hittman on October 14, 2001, 03:39:33 AM

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Yo I remember a while back people explaining this it's becos the song is to a different Biggie Smalls....supposedly Notorious BIG had to go throw the courts and everything so he could use that name so the "God Bless The Dead" song is another guy that Pac knew called Biggie Smalls...I think the guy was white....but maybe someone will confirm or explain it better for ya.


Yeah Thats True, Its A Different Biggie Smalls, Thats Why Notorious BIG Stopped Using The Name Biggie Small. The White Biggie Smalls Was In A Group With Tupac At The Start of His Career. Its True Because My Homie Said That He Saw Some Shit On The Box Ages Ago. There Was An Interview Or Summat Like That.
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: =[Euthanasia]= on October 14, 2001, 08:37:22 AM
Yeah, that shit about Biggie Smalls, the white guy is true. I think he was in the group, One Nation Emcees wit Pac  ???
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: TheSheriff on October 14, 2001, 09:17:20 AM
Naw man, Tupac nicknamed Notorious "Biggie Smalls", maybe after his dead friend, but it was Pac's decision, Notorious didn't decide to call himself it originally.

But the rest would explain my question. Thanks y'all!
Title: Re: Who is "I aint mad at Cha"  directed towards
Post by: HBKid_Jr on October 14, 2001, 09:40:11 AM
Yea I was tha guys Bigge Smallz CD on ebay,  it was a single,  it had two songs on it an tha guy explained tha whole thing,  but we strayed away from tha question at hand,  who is I aint Mad at Cha directed at