LL Cool J: "2Pac Had To Put On A Gangsta Image For The Dudes To Like Him"
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You and the people who dapped this clearly didn’t click
He gave Pac mad props and was basically relating to him as being a fellow ladies man rapper that struggled to get a male fan base
Said nothing but respectful shyt bout Pac
And LL did talk shyt when Pac was alive, u clearly haven’t heard “Lil Homies”
He’s 100%right
Tupac father figures was jimmy henchmen, Haitian Jack, Suge and The other older street dudes
Tupac is one hell of a artist, but he only talk shyt when he was in groups with a bunch of nikkas..
me and some of the older la street dudes still laugh at Tupac when he said I want to bring the crips and bloods together back in the 90s
nikka please, nobody paying attention to a outside nikka about LA streets and you was never around the bullshyt
Tupac father figures was jimmy henchmen, Haitian Jack, Suge and The other older street dudes
Tupac is one hell of a artist, but he only talk shyt when he was in groups with a bunch of nikkas..
me and some of the older la street dudes still laugh at Tupac when he said I want to bring the crips and bloods together back in the 90s
nikka please, nobody paying attention to a outside nikka about LA streets and you was never around the bullshyt
Bunch of dweebs who sit around all day pretending to be shyt they arent have the audacity to call someone else fake.. like you cats are so certified that you can tell who is and who isnt official..the REAL gangsters respected Pac even til this day and would prob smack the shyt out of you lames...
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
He’s not wrong. Men love that image he portrayed more than women. “He’s a real man,not like this soft fakkit generation of men
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I clicked but his assessment was false. Brenda had a baby was ONE song on his first album that appealed to ladies. If anything he went softer to target the female market
You and the people who dapped this clearly didn’t click
He gave Pac mad props and was basically relating to him as being a fellow ladies man rapper that struggled to get a male fan base
Said nothing but respectful shyt bout Pac
And LL did talk shyt when Pac was alive, u clearly haven’t heard “Lil Homies”
I clicked but his assessment was false. Brenda had a baby was ONE song on his first album that appealed to ladies. If anything he went softer to target the female market
Tupac was far from a punk like tekashi or Chris Brown or them other wannabe gangsters
tupac issue was he thought He could do that shyt around or towards real nikkas because he was a superstar..., nikkas in the streets don’t give a fukk about who u are
B-real still had Mexican dudes shooting at him and his crew.... mc eiht and quik had nikkas in their circle getting shot at... nikkas was still pressing snoop and so on and so on with LA rappers
Tupac thought baby lane was going to sit back and say nawww i can’t fukk with him cause he’s Tupac... Tupac thought wrong
Same with the quad studio shyt
tupac issue was he thought He could do that shyt around or towards real nikkas because he was a superstar..., nikkas in the streets don’t give a fukk about who u are
B-real still had Mexican dudes shooting at him and his crew.... mc eiht and quik had nikkas in their circle getting shot at... nikkas was still pressing snoop and so on and so on with LA rappers
Tupac thought baby lane was going to sit back and say nawww i can’t fukk with him cause he’s Tupac... Tupac thought wrong
Same with the quad studio shyt
father figures?
Pac had been doing shyt before he even met them nikkaz How old are you dudes?Im pretty sure he didnt think that breh. You saying this man didnt know the consequences of his actions? You dont think when he said he didnt give a fukk that he really meant it?
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Tupac was a small, sensitive dude who grew up poor without a father and a drug addicted mother in a harsh environment and on top of that, his mom moved them around repeatedly, meaning he belonged nowhere and had to quickly adapt to new environments and gain respect fast in order to not become food. The tough guy shyt was an act, yes, but it was not simply about selling records. Listen to some of those bloods that were around death row back in the days and how they talk about tupac. Then contrast that whith how the other rappers on death row were treated at the time. Mob James has repeatedly stated that Tupac had no business punshing a southside crip in the face and that he did it to show the pirus in his entourage that he wasn't just some rapper pretending to be a gangster. Tupac learned that if he didn't want to be bullied he had to impress the bullies and become the loudest bully of them all and that's exactly what he did. It was a survival tactic which ironically ultimatley cost him his life.
