Growing up in poverty dont automatically exclude you from being a "theatre kid" lol. Pac was fearless and rebellious no doubt, but he wasnt a thug.
Weird how Pac is always accused of playing a character when Diddy literally invented Big's image. But its called genius instead :mjlol:
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Growing up in poverty dont automatically exclude you from being a "theatre kid" lol. Pac was fearless and rebellious no doubt, but he wasnt a thug.
spliz
SplizThaDon
Son lookin funny in the light if you ask me.
Michael Jai White doesn't know Pac. The people that really know Pac don't even know when Michael Jai White ever even MET Pac. If he DID meet Pac. It had to be like once or twice. Not nearly enough time to be assessing someone's character and their past, present or future. U won't post the people who actually knew him forreal that clearly say Pac was always wild tho. Like Money B etc etc.
spliz
SplizThaDon
Whats a thug? Pac wasn't p*ssy. And Pac did what he did and he wasn't playing a character. It was him. I never mentioned anything about him being a thug.
Westbama Heartthrob
Irregular Zero
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Superstar
This.
He was well-read, wrote poetry etc. Wasn't soft but also wasnt a thug. Probably the best at flipping between hood and thought-provoking, even in the same song.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
The theater kid shyt works on white people (see: Chappell Roan today) but it's hard to claim a black kid living in abject poverty who gets to attend art/theater school is faking it. I don't care if it's Pac or whichever black kid is going through it as we speak. Did theater help bring out his creative side more? Sure. Did it teach him certain things he applied to his craft in later years? Sure. But let's not act like Pac was some soft black guy from the suburbs with two parents, living in comfort and sent to the rich kid art school where he interacted with like minded kids. Nah. He was from the bottom. And I don't care about the dances or videos of him talking while there. Kids are always going to adapt to social environments. He was in a safe school with food lol, of course that nikka was happy as fukk.
Fat cockeyed dude is a player
As if he never acknowledged in his own songs that he was ugly and didn't get girls until he got money.
"It's unreal, out the blue Frank White got sex appeal, bytches used to go 'eeyooo!'"
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
Yeah I've always assumed he was just code switching whenever people bring that up. And as far as the hair.. everybody in the 80s had them fruity ass fashion senses
Just look at that NWA & The Posse album cover
All these nikkas are playing characters. Most people's real life and/or personality arent that interesting or compelling 
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Rap is the only artform where people dont accept that its an artform
. These are not journalists. They arent producing documentaries or articles or conducting research. They saying shyt and playing an image that they hope will catch your attention.
. Rap is the only artform where people dont accept that its an artform
. These are not journalists. They arent producing documentaries or articles or conducting research. They saying shyt and playing an image that they hope will catch your attention.
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
People still have very childish, one dimensional views about certain shyt. like when nikkas were acting like Offset grew up rich just because his parents responded to a casting call to make him an extra in a Michael Jackson video being filmed in town lmaoThe theater kid shyt works on white people (see: Chappell Roan today) but it's hard to claim a black kid living in abject poverty who gets to attend art/theater school is faking it. I don't care if it's Pac or whichever black kid is going through it as we speak. Did theater help bring out his creative side more? Sure. Did it teach him certain things he applied to his craft in later years? Sure. But let's not act like Pac was some soft black guy from the suburbs with two parents, living in comfort and sent to the rich kid art school where he interacted with like minded kids. Nah. He was from the bottom. And I don't care about the dances or videos of him talking while there. Kids are always going to adapt to social environments. He was in a safe school with food lol, of course that nikka was happy as fukk.
Was it all Puffy tho? I thought Pac told him to “rap for the bytches” if he wanted to get his money?People that knew Pac have always said he acted a fool his whole life but the narrative is "he thought he was bishop in juice"
Yet big's own mama said he ain't have it rough like that, so him getting in the streets wasn't about "tryna feed his daughter"
He was selling dope before that, but wasn't on no player shyt. Just a Dusty ny nikka until puff came in the picture
Pac was always Pac, but aint no big poppa without the diddler
Sbp
Superstar
I doubt she had a problem with it the panthers loved the arts breh.
Nomad1
Tupac KONY and GOAT
he was the best at ballet and code-switching, that's my multi-faceted goat right there
