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Don't you just hate the guy that comes in at this point and says "this thread sucks now, so many words and no pics"
Lol
Oan every rapper...matter of fact every human being has made dumb choices in their lives. I don't think anyone ever thought 2pac was one of the greats lyrically, but influence, x factor etc, 2pac can't be denied.
Studio thug? Maybe. But the rappers that didn't have a little studio thug in them aren't rappers, they're called inmates or dead.
Even when you think about the way diss records are made...2pac wasn't the first by any means. But the style of diss tracks before hit em up was very inside-ish and subliminal in nature...less personal even. Hit em up kinda changed the landscape of diss tracks after that.
Alot of rappers today take they're rhyming style and style cues from pac and BIG. Kind of hard to deny that. Pac was also alot of your favorite rappers favorite rapper. Including hov.
A track like ether and 2nd round ko are born from a track like hit em up.
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Oan every rapper...matter of fact every human being has made dumb choices in their lives. I don't think anyone ever thought 2pac was one of the greats lyrically, but influence, x factor etc, 2pac can't be denied.
Studio thug? Maybe. But the rappers that didn't have a little studio thug in them aren't rappers, they're called inmates or dead.
Even when you think about the way diss records are made...2pac wasn't the first by any means. But the style of diss tracks before hit em up was very inside-ish and subliminal in nature...less personal even. Hit em up kinda changed the landscape of diss tracks after that.
Alot of rappers today take they're rhyming style and style cues from pac and BIG. Kind of hard to deny that. Pac was also alot of your favorite rappers favorite rapper. Including hov.
A track like ether and 2nd round ko are born from a track like hit em up.
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