Tupac's discussion
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Scientific said:
I am yet to see that film but i will do very soon.
Cannibus and pac are different people lyrically, i am a big fan of the ripper but sometimes, i start to find his rap boring - He talk about weird things like you said. He mixes science with science fiction, computers, magical spell and african voodoo science.
Seriously, he's got skillz. I mean not many people out there can take on the Wutang clan and live but he did.As for those artist you mentioned, i think they are just complete muppet and i totally agree with you.
All eyes on me was the first hiphop double album and the first double album to go Quadruple-platinum iirc, no doubt it is considered a classic by many hiphop fans and outlets.
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Raikiri said:
You are right, i just wont be drawn into an arguement with someone who dont have a clue about a certain ebonic word but relies on a deinition from a modern dictionary or something for a definition.
or some dude who strings guitar and thinks the best thing ever is Green day and Robbie william's rude box.
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ElRazur said:You are right, i just wont be drawn into an arguement with someone who dont have a clue about a certain ebonic word but relies on a deinition of a modern dictionary or something for a definition.
Is one of those supposed to reference me?
If so, I've quantified my views on hiphop and rap for you several times in the past.
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Neon said:
Dont start with the conspiracy stuff!!!
I like Tupacs music but dont listen to him very often anymore, dont see why people put him down though.
ElRazur said:
LOL
The amount of times I have said things like that to my sister
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Hmm a prophet and legend??...sorry i dont think he is that. If anything yes he was a thug and nothing more. Not saying he wasnt any good because he was half decent but a legend he was not. Just seems like everyone got on the tupac bandwagon after he died...typical really and all they do no wis regurgitate the same ole crap time and time again.
Dont get me wrong, i like some of his tracks but i was never really into him when he was alive and neither was i into him when he was dead. In fact if anything Biggie Smalls was much much better and a lyrical assassin. Some of Tupacs stuff was good but i always thought of him as being a tad on the strange side.
Im with penski on this one and ive been listening to hip hop/rap while you were still in nappies El
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Dont get me wrong, i like some of his tracks but i was never really into him when he was alive and neither was i into him when he was dead. In fact if anything Biggie Smalls was much much better and a lyrical assassin. Some of Tupacs stuff was good but i always thought of him as being a tad on the strange side.
Im with penski on this one and ive been listening to hip hop/rap while you were still in nappies El
...Spawn said:Hmm a prophet and legend??...
Im with penski on this one and ive been listening to hip hop/rap while you were still in nappies El
No hmm or erm! He was a prophet - a mordern one infact. (please as you are a muslim, i am not comparing the guy to muhammed S.A.W) Most of the things he talked about happened, he foresee his own death coming and raised the bar in the game. He becomes a legend because his works lived more than he does and reached and touched places he didnt when he was alive. The whole thing makes him both a prophet and a legend, like jesus and Martin luther king.
No worries if you have, i dont have problem with that.
I have been listening to "Loyal to the Game"....god, what was eminem playing at? His beats are whack and he dosent have the right skills in that area im afriad.
Compare all the production he did on that album to a single one produced by Scot Toruch and you will see what i mean....I blame the mum for selling his stuff to the highest bidder and allowing a novice to produce the album. Am sure he will be turning in his grave over that album.
Compare all the production he did on that album to a single one produced by Scot Toruch and you will see what i mean....I blame the mum for selling his stuff to the highest bidder and allowing a novice to produce the album. Am sure he will be turning in his grave over that album.
ElRazur said:No hmm or erm! He was a prophet - a mordern one infact. (please as you are a muslim, i am not comparing the guy to muhammed S.A.W) Most of the things he talked about happened, he foresee his own death coming and raised the bar in the game. He becomes a legend because his works lived more than he does and reached and touched places he didnt when he was alive. The whole thing makes him both a prophet and a legend, like jesus and Martin luther king.
No worries if you have, i dont have problem with that.
Did you seriously just compare Tupac to Jesus and Martin Luther King?
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penski said:
No, everyone knows that the son of god had no flow.
Martin Luther King did get shot also so maybe that is the link?
ElRazur said:No hmm or erm! He was a prophet - a mordern one infact. (please as you are a muslim, i am not comparing the guy to muhammed S.A.W) Most of the things he talked about happened, he foresee his own death coming and raised the bar in the game. He becomes a legend because his works lived more than he does and reached and touched places he didnt when he was alive. The whole thing makes him both a prophet and a legend, like jesus and Martin luther king.
No worries if you have, i dont have problem with that.
Was he shot because of his 'prophecies' - we all know how the hiphop scene likes to get that little bit more 'involved' that other genres.
Guys, guys, guys! You dont have to contribute to this thread you know. I compared him to jesus because like jesus his work outlived him. How many christains in the world today as a result of jesus's work? How many rappers influence both in lyrical prolificness (is that a word) by Pac? There is your anwers.
Martin luther king was a visionary....."I have a dream...." that dream comes trues isnt. Tupac had visions of his death....It came to past. So what is the big deal here? Moreover, both (luther and Pac) are influenced by the injustice they see around them both socially and politically....
I compared him to jesus because like jesus his work outlived him. How many christains in the world today as a result of jesus's work? How many rappers influence both in lyrical prolificness (is that a word) by Pac? There is your anwers.Martin luther king was a visionary....."I have a dream...." that dream comes trues isnt. Tupac had visions of his death....It came to past. So what is the big deal here? Moreover, both (luther and Pac) are influenced by the injustice they see around them both socially and politically....