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but i do know this, how many other rappers do you know that could bag on some foos and then those same rappers give him props even after he's dead? I mean is not like they got anythin to be scared of. I don't know if Tupac used more of his brain then normal humans could or maybe he was just real tight. And if everything Tupac said about Biggie was true, then FUCK him and his classics. its just a strayte up lie to even say that, it aint even an opinion, the man could not make music like Tupac. Yah sure he layed his down and came out with a couple classics, juicy, only you, im going back to CALI (Place to BE), but he or his shit will never amount to the greatness of Pac. And as for anyone who thinks Biggie was a better lyricist or just better in general, get real. I guess you could say he was as much as a politician as he was a musician. He adressed so many argued topics and if you hear him out, he makes a dam good amount of sense when he expresses his position. is like hearing a Martin Luther King rap.

I mean, might sound stupid, but i get the dam chills when i hear him. His Music partly because of his deliverance was so influential. And in every song you hear the message, his music (along with his crew Outlawz) wasn no bullshit lame ass beat wit some dumass lyrics, most of the time you got something out of the song, it really speaks to you. Rape charges, shootin cops(he had a good reason), getting shot, dope, teenage pregnancies. He went through it all from bangin to slangin. And you know you could take him seriously, he had more credibility then any known rapper today. He Screamed, if he had somthin to say the man would say it. And if he needed your attention, he didnt just say it. He didn't give a fuck about what people thought of him, he said what he felt, when he felt like it. He had a message and he layed it down from the heart. He understood the game, and had the heart to play it.

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All hip hop fans, or atleast the ligitimate non frontin sucka free ones, understand that Tupac was literally a hip hop genius. So, why was the dude so great? First, the man came from nothin and still made somethin, nah scratch that he didnt just make somethin, he had one of the biggest impacts on hip hop and more importantly, society. I hope this definition can clearly show my love for him because i got a lot to say. Truth is, there aint enough words to describe him.

Everytime someone asks me why i love Tupac so much, believe it or not i can't give them a solid answer. Derived from the ITALIAN poet/diplomat/philosopher/ Niccolo Machiavelli. Went by this alias for most of his rapping career. Overall, the Makaveli вЂ“ Tupac Era was prematurely ended during his death in Las Vegas. Hence, Makaveli was his own beginning of a new life and the finalization of a completed cause of becoming a true thug. MakaveliвЂ™s lyrics and his passion mirrored his beliefs, values of being a thug, and his humanity. The reincarnation is also a definitive symbol of his ongoing passion to his cause even after death. The Makaveli era of Tupac was his verbal will-in-testament to the world, specifically to the urban kids, teenagers, and gangsters of America, to unite. Further Detail: The Phenomenon of a reincarnated soldier goes beyond the definition of his accredited name. His life was dedicated in his passion to politics. Background: TupacвЂ™s name originated from the politician, Niccolo Machiavelli who was born on May 3, 1469, in Florence, Italy. Extensive video footage of the BMW is shown, as well as a press interview with the Las Vegas PoliceвЂ™s Crime Scene Supervisor, who reveals some interesting facts regarding the policeвЂ™s proximity to the shooting that evening.Definition: Makaveli The predetermination of Tupac Amaru Shakur (Date of Birth name: Lesane Parish Crooks) that his life or death would lead to the beginning of a wide spread phenomena of a thug nation created by his definition. * Exclusive crime scene footage gathered shortly after 2Pac was transported via ambulance to the University Medical Center in Las Vegas. 2Pac and Thug Life members perform a concert later that evening and violence erupts. Later that day 2Pac performs the IвЂ™m GettingвЂ™ Money version available on Tha Westside DVD. * An interview with 2Pac and Thug Life members who are not the ones we all knowвЂ¦ Interesting. While it is only one verse, the original versionвЂ™s instrumental is heard and itвЂ™s very familiarвЂ¦ The performance is followed by an interview. * A performance of Crooked Nigga Too live at a show with Digital Underground and Raw Fusion. * A cypha freestyle session featuring Grand Puba and Treach from Naughty By Nature, in which 2Pac freestyles elements from 5 Deadly Venomz twice.

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* A full and uncut freestyle from the Lie 2 Kick It recording session that features the original beat. Contained in this release are over 85 minutes of great quality footage that has come from a variety of places and times, but none will disappoint.

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