BLACK WOMEN MAD ABOUT WHITE WOMEN APPROPRIATING 2PAC SONGS

[Sccit]

[TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96']

Kind of true in a way they got a point the song was kind of for black women.  But I suppose nothing wrong with white women appreciating it as well. 

"Keep Your Head Up" was actually the song that got me into Pac.  I thought "I Get Around" was dope, but just like another good song, "Keep Ya Head Up" was like next level and something I'd never seen before.  Strictly 4 My Niggaz was almost the first album I ever bought in stores when I was in 6th grade--but when I saw the title I said to myself, "okay the album is strictly 4 niggaz" and I ain't one so I bought the "Keep Ya Head Up" single instead, lol

[Duckasuckin]

Personally, I think they are thinking way too much into it. Music is music and really was made for all races to enjoy regardless if it’s a white, black, brown person bumping it. Beside that, every race and not just black folks listening to the music is what made pac rich, because all parts of the world felt his music. I’m probably going off topic as I haven’t even watched the video, but these kinds of things get annoying sometimes because of how people let their feelings get the best of them.

[Rubinho]

This just shows how sad todays society is. Pac wanted to reach as many people as possible. Of course the song was inspired by black woman, but is for everyone that can relate in a way

[Sccit]

Kind of true in a way they got a point the song was kind of for black women.  But I suppose nothing wrong with white women appreciating it as well. 

"Keep Your Head Up" was actually the song that got me into Pac.  I thought "I Get Around" was dope, but just like another good song, "Keep Ya Head Up" was like next level and something I'd never seen before.  Strictly 4 My Niggaz was almost the first album I ever bought in stores when I was in 6th grade--but when I saw the title I said to myself, "okay the album is strictly 4 niggaz" and I ain't one so I bought the "Keep Ya Head Up" single instead, lol

[Duck Duck Doggy]

Kind of true in a way they got a point the song was kind of for black women.  But I suppose nothing wrong with white women appreciating it as well. 

"Keep Your Head Up" was actually the song that got me into Pac.  I thought "I Get Around" was dope, but just like another good song, "Keep Ya Head Up" was like next level and something I'd never seen before.  Strictly 4 My Niggaz was almost the first album I ever bought in stores when I was in 6th grade--but when I saw the title I said to myself, "okay the album is strictly 4 niggaz" and I ain't one so I bought the "Keep Ya Head Up" single instead, lol

Rofl

[Proc pka KP]

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[soopa-man]

Kind of true in a way they got a point the song was kind of for black women.  But I suppose nothing wrong with white women appreciating it as well. 

"Keep Your Head Up" was actually the song that got me into Pac.  I thought "I Get Around" was dope, but just like another good song, "Keep Ya Head Up" was like next level and something I'd never seen before.  Strictly 4 My Niggaz was almost the first album I ever bought in stores when I was in 6th grade--but when I saw the title I said to myself, "okay the album is strictly 4 niggaz" and I ain't one so I bought the "Keep Ya Head Up" single instead, lol

Bruh, straight up as a kid/teen I did the same shit crazy shit still don’t own that album physically! Cuz that title, as it is Mexicans at that time in LA didn’t all the way fuck with hip hop around my way. LA was and is a different place with the tension there, another story though.
But damn Lol straight up I was like fuck it I guess it ain’t. For me! Lol. Totally different meaning or place with the word now, but back then there was no platforms using that word like that now.  You wouldn’t see the N-Word in white asian girls feed talkin about men, just a different time … I still don’t fuck with walking around saying it like I own it… lmao tho crazy

[Dee Tha AK]

Sure the Song was made for Afro American woman but Pac also the one saying "it ain't bout black & white cause we humans". KYHU is one of the greatest Songs ever. Dave Hollister killed it.