25 Nov 04
Originally posted by red king richie128if he is i sure as hell can't tell from all the records that have been released since. the only motivation i can see behind him faking his own death was to reap the rewards of boosted record sales from being a dead artist, so who knows? one thing i know is that his style of hiphop which he helped bring to the mainstream is partly to blame for the drivel that fills our airwaves, so i hope he is dead.
is 2pac dead?
25 Nov 04
Originally posted by red king richie128i heard from my work sources that the police called in the CIA to deliver the deathblow then cover up the conspiracy. 2pac had such influence with the youth of America that he had to be dispatched. as a policeman, if i saw the effer myself at the local recording studio i probably would've searched him and booked him for loitering just to be a pisser.
why do you think that? i did hear that his death was never investigated because the police were gald he was dead
25 Nov 04
Originally posted by red king richie128in a huge nutshell:
yeah sure
back in the day in the ghetto, there were the BLOODS and the CRIPTS
two major street gangs, tupac was part of the bloods and biggi smalls was part of the cripts.
earlier tupac and biggi were friends, and later became enemies, listen to all there albums and note wat they said about eachother, dissing eachothers personal life ect. so biggi decides thats is enough and sends out his crew(the cripts) to kill tupac, when tupac died his crew(the bloods) new it was the doings of biggi so they went and killed biggi. this is not exactly correct, there might be a few things i didnt mention. but ya thats it, take it from a hip hop junkie? does that answer your question?
25 Nov 04
Originally posted by the dominatorI'm sure things like Tupac sleeping with Biggie's wife and then rapping about it after they became enemies didn't help matters much.
in a huge nutshell:
back in the day in the ghetto, there were the BLOODS and the CRIPTS
two major street gangs, tupac was part of the bloods and biggi smalls was part of the cripts.
earlier tupac and biggi were friends, and later became enemies, listen to all there albums and note wat they said about eachother, dissing eachothers personal life ect. ...[text shortened]... i didnt mention. but ya thats it, take it from a hip hop junkie? does that answer your question?
ncrosby🙂
25 Nov 04
Originally posted by the dominatorI think that's a fairly accurate synopsis, as soon as you spell crips corectly. 😀
in a huge nutshell:
back in the day in the ghetto, there were the BLOODS and the CRIPTS
two major street gangs, tupac was part of the bloods and biggi smalls was part of the cripts.
earlier tupac and biggi were friends, and later became enemies, listen to all there albums and note wat they said about eachother, dissing eachothers personal life ect. ...[text shortened]... i didnt mention. but ya thats it, take it from a hip hop junkie? does that answer your question?
These two guys were going to head to head during the East coast vs. West coast rivalry.
Tupac was definately killed by a supportor of Biggie and Biggie killed for retaliation of Tupac.
25 Nov 04
Originally posted by darvlayHave you ever really listened to his words? The man was talented, and moving. If you strip away all the stuff about the gangs, killing, and bloodshed, there is so much intelligence and compassion in his words.
i heard from my work sources that the police called in the CIA to deliver the deathblow then cover up the conspiracy. 2pac had such influence with the youth of America that he had to be dispatched. as a policeman, if i saw the effer myself at the local recording studio i probably would've searched him and booked him for loitering just to be a pisser.
And the gangs, killing, bloodshed etc.- it's not my favorite part about his music by a long shot, but it was honest. And it was angry. Yeah, a lot of it had to do with ratings and pushing the limits I think, but he was just talking about his life and sadly that is what his life consisted of.
Just my opinion of course.
ncrosby🙂
25 Nov 04
Originally posted by ncrosbyyeah, i was just having a little fun. i don't mind 2pac at all.
Have you ever really listened to his words? The man was talented, and moving. If you strip away all the stuff about the gangs, killing, and bloodshed, there is so much intelligence and compassion in his words.
And the gangs, killing, bloodshed etc.- it's not my favorite part about his music by a long shot, but it was honest. And it was angry. Yeah, a ...[text shortened]... life and sadly that is what his life consisted of.
Just my opinion of course.
ncrosby🙂
