Kendrick is who young 2pac wanted to be

[Nuuko]

I don't get the comparisons... kendrick is talented and pac wasn't

 

[MrFettuccinnePockets]

these coli dudes kill me sometimes.

Only on the innanetz.

 

[010101]

op fukked up with the pac comparison
nikkas deify that motherfukker

pac is hip-hop jesus
and as soon as you bring up comparisons nikkas& ride out like no other

shyt is& all at once*

 

[Nuuko]

Also keep in mind that pac is highly overrated on thecoli

when he won against kanye in that thread

 

[Elevated ATLien]

Pac was probably the biggest fake after Rick ross

But I'm sure your favorite rapper would confront 2 drunk gun-wielding white guys to stop them beating on a random black dude he doesn't even know, and then end up shooting them in the ass as punishment.

Spoiler

Negged

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[The Ruler 09]

Pac did spread a positive message.

 

[spliz]

Im starting to legit hate The Booth..

 

[AMcV'88]

it is very easy to forget that Pac was only 25 when he died.

i don't give a fukk about Pac like that these days but some of the comments in here and we have people in the booth saying people are too dense to get J Cole's (of all people this average joe) music.

 

[ML29]

 

[HendriX]

lets keep it real tho

this is probably a candidate for worst thread of the year

 

[Xtraz2]

 

[Wacky D]

I don't think most people in this world realize Pac was 25 when he died. In contrast, Kendrick was 24 when he released Section 80 and 25 when he released GKMC. He's 27 now. Yet I'm certain most people still see him as a young dude while seeing Pac as a fully grown man

Pac the GOAT had an incomparable work ethic, gave us all of that music and cinema in just 5 years.

and i wouldnt be surprised if kendrick is really 30, seeing that TDE's rise is one big lie anyway.

wasnt he tryna get on def jame in like 03-04?

 

[BlackMajik]

I bet Kendrick thinks Justin KKK Bieber is cool

 

[Mac Casper]

lets keep it real tho

this is probably a candidate for worst thread of the year

We're coming up on the end of the year and that's definitely safe to say

 

[kingofnyc]

real talk
his positive music couldnt sell records

using his talent to spread a positive social message

but Pac got caught up in tha era and politics of tha rap game at tha time, he caught tha tail end of that gangsta era

his insecurities wouldn't let him become who he wanted to be, thats how it wuz then, rappers all pretended to be thugs in order to be accepted

Kendrick is lucky to come up in an era where you can be yourself without it considered "selling out"