2Pac felt Biggie stole his style on Ready to Die & Ad-lib "Baby Baby"
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Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
Imagine if Pac got bigger sooner and would have stuck with that lineup
Live Squad, Digital and Biggie .. later bringing junior mafia in
Live Squad, Digital and Biggie .. later bringing junior mafia in
Baby, baby was bay area shyt he jacked from Pac.
3rd Ward Swangin
Superstar
I was waiting for somebody else to put this up. I knew I'd be negged like always with these Pac versus Biggie threads. Dude's really be in their feelings on here.
And yes, Everyday struggle sounds like a 2pac song. The notion that shyt just came outta thin air or Pac was bugging is now out the window. Turns out a lot of the shyt he was saying wasn't just paranoia.
King Karim
All Star
of course Biggie was influenced by Tupac.....Pac was essentially his mentor at one point, but BIG had his own style and his wasn't biting Tupac....like Big said, Pac gave his advice and he listened to it
Roovers410
All Star
Biggie was so different from Pac.
the album that influenced Ready to Die was the chronic.
the album that influenced Ready to Die was the chronic.
I love Latina women
Veteran
Biggie and Pac were friends and as friends you share interests and styles so it's natural that some of you and your friends' styles are similar or certain characteristics and styles you share.
But to act like Biggie stole from Pac is bullshyt.
Pac was his own man
Biggie was his own man
Like Biggie said in his interview with Sway, he said:
"he schooled me to a lot, because he knew a lot. If you was my man and we hanging together or whatever and you doing a certain thing and you gon tell me 'if you gon do it, you should do this way.' It wasn't a situation where he did something and I watched and stole it. He told me yo, 'you can do a whole lot of things in this game; you can be the broke rapper or the rich rapper. You can rap as hard as you want on your album but just make sure the radio got some joints. Make sure you got those radio friendly records that the girls is gon like, that the radio is gon like and is going to help you sell your album.' And I took that into consideration by making "Big Poppa" "One More Chance", "Juicy" and stuff like that. It was advice, it wasn't nothing getting stolen."
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Breakdown how every day struggle sound like Pac
Illuminatos
#OVOXO
The hook sounds exactly like Pac from the lyrics to the way he raps it.
Fortunate Lee
Superstar
Hopefully this won't be an all Pac interview; ask the breh about his own life and of course about Stretch
