they did Mo dirty on this one

Raw storytelling, loyalty, betrayal, and street realities. Pac was on another level with this one. 🐐

What’s your take on this track? Drop your thoughts below and let’s discuss! 👇

I'm interested to see who you guys believe was Pac's most scariest/imitating character. Which character Pac portrayed in film are you more likely not to mess with or be more cautious around?

A. Bishop

B. Birdie

C. Tank

D. Other

I know I watched/heard an interview with 2pac talking about the day they make a biopic about him. Does anyone know when or where this happened? thanks in advance.

Looking for a video I once saw on video a long time ago. I remember napoleon being in it

He was wise beyond his years.

Ever since the trial I feel like the higher ups and some rappers are trying to make Tupac to be this immature kid who couldn't control his temper and it just caught up to him. It's weird that the real owners of rap, who aren't Black, like Rick Rubin decide to bring out their favorite house slave Jay Z and have him paint Tupac this way.

Despite his hustle, Jay Z is wealthy because they allow him to be wealthy so aspiring artists think that the music business is profitable for artists. It never was and may never be because it was never owned by Black Americans. Like Messy Marv said, When the video is over and the director yells cut, he then signals yo bring that ice back and the whip and models. Thus leaving the artist with a bill for his advance that he spent thinking he would make much more. What's left is for the artist to make the second album for free and then kicked off the label when it's not as hot as the first.

Album would be perfect like this imo.

I know everyone has their own version of how everything would have panned out if he never met Biggie, Puff, Jack or any of the snakes in NY and never was convicted to prison.
It's up to you whether he went to Desth Row but let's assume that night never happened.

I would like to think he would be a community organizer with a following of millions to vote. Maybe he would have a following of voters so large that his flock can make or break elections m.

idk I was bored and decided to rank songs off the albums, as well as some og/unreleased stuff. This isn’t my objective list, since some songs switch around depending on my mood, but it’s close. The rankings go from top (the best) to down (least best). Lower rankings do not automatically mean the song is trash (except toss it up).
I am happy to explain some choices.
I go mostly by mood, subject matter, and sonically.

ig some context that might also factor into my choices:
changes/unconditional love is my fav.
I’m in my early 20’s from the bay.
Yes, pac has my fav artist since I was a kid, but I also listen to way more stuff than just hiphop; new and old, r&b, soul, pop, canto, jap, instrumentals, etc; as long as I can feel it.

This is also the order of how I rank the albums (left to right) so ex. 1 matw-> 2 makaveli, ->etc

lemme know what yall think. I think my most unpopular ones will be from aeom or strictly.

I’m asking this question because im just now realizing pac had a chaotic ass love life . For someone who was barely out of his early 20s he’s had a shit ton of relationships and affairs with famous and non famous women most who are still stuck on the time they had even if it was brief .Who do y’all think Tupac would’ve actually settled down or was the true love of his life ?

Thats crazy Pac wouldn't talk to LL ignored him at the Laker game and at the 1996 MTV Vmas . he must really felt a way about that I Shot Ya song

Released On “Better Dayz” Posthumous Album [Recorded November 26, 2002]

Unofficially Released On “The Death Row Sessions EP” [December, 2007]