Let's take a look back at all the sneak dissing Biggie did aimed at Pac on LAD

[Nomad1]

Yes that was wrong but They were disrespecting New York doing that song in the heart of the beef then they had the nerve to use special effects kicking down building. Snoop and the Dogg Pound are lucky they didn't get murked for that video. In no way will I say Big was an angel/saint. Him and Puffy were wrong for re-working "Who Shot Ya" which was a Mary J interlude on an RnB album and putting it on a blockbuster single like "Big Poppa" after Pac got shot. Even though it's true they made the song long before. Did they really have to put it on a Single? Pac had every right be be furious over that. But Big and Puff was always a scapegoat for the real villians. Also let's not act like Suge wasn't putting batteries in Pac's Back cause he hated Puffy so much.

NY NY became a diss AFTER Biggie almost got them killed. It was originally a tribute song to NY. Snoop and DPG was so angry that they turned it to a diss song.

 

[Nomad1]

yeah im sure you know every comment on every youtube video on pac...

What's your point? I got a good memory and your spinning it into something else. Foh.

Logic> emotions

 

[vaudevillevillain]

He was the best rapper ever tho

big can literally rap circles around this nikka. i don't get it

having positive subject matter doesn't make you a better rapper

 

[Techniec]

big can literally rap circles around this nikka. i don't get it

having positive subject matter doesn't make you a better rapper

Big is one of my favourite rappers ever

Give PAC and big the mic, big taken it

Put them each in a studio though for an hour

 

[intilectual recipricol]

big can literally rap circles around this nikka. i don't get it

having positive subject matter doesn't make you a better rapper

Them abc rhymes and verses about suckin dikk aint beatin Pac, fukk is you on?

 

[Nomad1]

Them abc rhymes and verses about suckin dikk aint beatin Pac, fukk is you on?

logic is an alien concept to these biggie stans

 

[HARLEM AL]

I debunked you stupid ass biggie stans. Logic and facts>>>> emotions.

Your shyts wasn't facts at all lil nikka

 

[HARLEM AL]

Big is one of my favourite rappers ever

Give PAC and big the mic, big taken it

Put them each in a studio though for an hour

You serious?

 

[Nomad1]

Your shyts wasn't facts at all lil nikka

yup it was and straight from a rapper who new biggie before he blew up. Watch the vid.

 

[Big Skilly Films]

What's your point? I got a good memory and your spinning it into something else. Foh.

Logic> emotions

 

[Techniec]

You serious?

easily

u think big made better songs?

 

[Techniec]

 

[GetInTheTruck]

easily

u think big made better songs?

Big was comfortable in his own skin and his music reflected that. Pac was always screaming for attention like a bytch. I'd listen to big over pac any day of the week.

 

[Techniec]

I look at pac differently. I see him as probably the most charismatic rapper ever which explains his popularity. As a person though, he was a charlatan, a buffoon, and hypocrite who made his own death bed. As a rapper he was never a big deal to me. He was a better actor than he was a rapper, which says a lot.

All the people I've come across who idolize tupac have been whites, suburban hip hop fans, or foreigners.

He was a flawed character as I would expect a young black man in his early 20s from a dysfunctional family, a by product of dysfunctional society, to be

A charlatan? I dont see how the record supports that. How can a person who was the most genuine rapper, who spoke the most freely, put his life on the line, poured emotions over beats be involved in trickery?

I can appreciate hes not everyones cup of tea. Especially for a kid who grew up in NY in the 90s. Yall had your own shyt. I was a west coast head through and through so I have my own biases

I grew up in the 90s, I was raised in that era, the Nas, Bigs, Wu Tang, Lost Boys, Mobb, BCC etc. It never appealed to me musically, lyrically etc
So I can appreciate diversity in tastes.

And I definitely dig what youre sayin about his fans. Being from Toronto, I cant speak on what the Black American experience was with regards to Pac, but from everything Ive heard and read and understand Pac was loved. Maybe not in the tri state area as much but pac was loved. My cousins from the Bay, they love him out there. I been out there. I know Pac was loved.

Over here though, yeah it was white boys and immigrants. The white boys for their own reasons, I cant speak on the white boys. But us immigrants, fukk yeah we fukked with Pac, Pac was a soldier, Pac spit real shyt, all my boys, Africans, Afghans, Arabs, Russians etc. Hence his global appeal to this day,.

Big was comfortable in his own skin and his music reflected that. Pac was always screaming for attention like a bytch. I'd listen to big over pac any day of the week.

Again, I dont see how you can say Pac wasnt comfortable in his own skin. Are we talking about the same rapper? Hows the man who made Shed So Many Tears, If I Die Tonight, Death Around the Corner, Hail Mary, etc not comfortable in his own skin? Hell yes, he had a larger than life personality, hell yes he was a character, hell yes he had a battery in his back to some degree. I dont dispute all that, I just understand why he was that way

 

[Knicksman20]

Big is one of my favourite rappers ever

Give PAC and big the mic, big taken it

Put them each in a studio though for an hour

And I'd take Big's quality music over Pac's quantity. Pac had a crazy work ethic but his quality was hit & miss a lot of times. When Big was in the studio he created classics & some of the best songs of all time from his classic albums.