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I wish the songs you listed for Tupac held as much weight in the world as you are attempting to make them seem...but we are not in a perfect world and tho Pac's aim was dead on...the social impact of those songs just like so many other things geared toward improving the black community or humanity in general dont go as planned but make good history lessons n examples, no matter how much we are TOLD his impact.....WHAT DO WE SEE STILL IN THIS WORLD??Originally Posted by ScottHallWithAPick
Using billboard hits in a greatest rap artist of all time debate is quite possibly one of the silliest things one can do. BIG is nice. Top 3 if you just count wordplay and flow. But when it comes down to it, Pac made classic material. There's a reason why his music is taught in college courses. What will remembered in 50 years? Changes, Brenda has a Baby, White Mans World, Dear Mama, so many tears or juicy, hypnotize, n'z bleed, warning, etc??? 2pac was the John Lennon of hip hop. He's global, big is national
They were great songs, great attempts at using rap for sumtin positive...but the walking contradiction Pac was, added with the way the world works when it comes to rap and positivity, doesnt give the guy the outright edge over Biggie Smalls on sum Rap issh
N' cant paint this pic of Pac being the rapper of hope and positivity and at that same moment on the other side of town sum homies loading up a choppa to one of his greatest hits wit merkin sumtin on his mind