Pac went to highschool with a bunch of hipster cacs and "artistically open" negroes.
You think nikkas is getting their twinkle toes on in the hood ?
Pac moved to Cali AFTER.
Dont get me wrong. Pac rapped about his life. But his "Thug Life" sthickt he had going on in his later years was complete bullshyt. How you rapping bout Thug shyt, when in the years of most youngins being a thug, he was doing Shakespear. He is a classic example of a p*ssy nikka growing up, who wilds out in his early adulthood to cover his "less than favorable upbringing"
Deal with it
Common sense would tell any dude who wasnt built for the street shyt to not fukk with known killers. Common sense would tell any dude to just chalk up the L Henchman & Haitian Jack gave him & move on. Pac couldn't swallow his pride though 
Pac grew up in Harlem, moved to Baltimore, then moved to Oakland. That's like the worst punishment you can give a nikka growing up
The high school Pac went to in Baltimore was the school the "Step Up" movies were based off. Alot of rappers went to magnet schools. Outkast being one. It doesn't mean anything. Cool.....Pac learned about Greek Literature for the day. He still went home to a house that looked like one of those vacants off the Wire afterwards
Honestly bruh....that's what made Pac real to people. He accepted his L's, when other rappers try to hide theirs, and that's what made him so relatable to the masses. Dude basically said he sucked at selling drugs, was so broke he was sleeping on floors, was a lame simp growing up & that his moms was such a crackhead whore she couldn't figure out Pac's real father for years
If you don't consider that being open & real, then
Also, I dont think Pac was a gangsta. Haitian Jack is a gangsta. Wayne Perry was a gangsta. Pac was just a prideful kid who was taught to never back down from nobody & it caught up with him. It didnt help he was going through all that drama (shooting, rape case) when he was 22, 23. He was the age of a college senior basically. Remember that
Call him naive. Can't call him a bytch though. He may have lost but, that nikka never backed down from anyone bruh
Pac grew up in Harlem, moved to Baltimore, then moved to Oakland. That's like the worst punishment you can give a nikka growing up
The high school Pac went to in Baltimore was the school the "Step Up" movies were based off. Alot of rappers went to magnet schools. Outkast being one. It doesn't mean anything. Cool.....Pac learned about Greek Literature for the day. He still went home to a house that looked like one of those vacants off the Wire afterwards
Honestly bruh....that's what made Pac real to people. He accepted his L's, when other rappers try to hide theirs, and that's what made him so relatable to the masses. Dude basically said he sucked at selling drugs, was s
o broke he was sleeping on floors, was a lame simp growing up & that his moms was such a crackhead whore she couldn't figure out Pac's real father for years
If you don't consider that being open & real, then
Also, I dont think Pac was a gangsta. Haitian Jack is a gangsta. Wayne Perry was a gangsta. Pac was just a prideful kid who was taught to never back down from nobody & it caught up with him. It didnt help he was going through all that drama (shooting, rape case) when he was 22, 23. He was the age of a college senior basically. Remember that
Call him naive. Can't call him a bytch though. He may have lost but, that nikka never backed down from anyone bruh
well put
It burns ya soul that 2pac will go down as the goat no matter what this post, your next post or the post after you from a nas stan tries mustering up. 
It's so embarrassing to see how little people who claim to love hip hop know about 2pac in general and his influence on Nas in particular. As has been mentioned, the fact that they squashed their beef makes this entire thread even more pathetic.
You can tell that every single 2pac hater in this thread was born after 1990 and doesn't know anything about who he was or what his influence was on the entire genre. They continue to propagate disinformation to defend Nas who would most likely be disgusted with their lack of knowledge on probably the culture's biggest icon.
Almost all of the 'arguments' brought forth by the Pac haters are completely pointless because they are factually incorrect.
In this thread they have repeatedly tried to base their arguments on ridiculous lingering myths that show that they know nothing of the history which they are trying to speak on:
Myth 1: Pac dissed Nas only because Nas used the words 'fake thug' on The Message:
Pac has said on several occasions that he dissed Nas for rhyming about fantasies that were inspired by Pac's life and for jacking his style by all of a sudden starting to rap about being a thug and other cats being fake thugs. He mentions the whole album: 'He knew his album said all the sh*t!"
Try to find any verse in the history of rap (outside of Pac's verses) that comes even close to describing Pac's situation after the '94 shooting as closely as the second verse of The Message. Then think about when The Message dropped. Then think about the infatuation that Nas clearly showed with Pac's lifestyle by completely changing up his content from Illmatic to It Was Written (and don't think this was all OB4CL influence). Count the number of times Nas mentions the word 'thug' on Illmatic and look at the way he uses it on there. Then realize that Illmatic was written before Thug Life dropped. Then count the number of times the word 'thug' or a variation of it is usi was raised by these niccaz you was raised by internet explorer
People who listen to Nas now have no idea how big of an influence Pac was on the content of every Nas album after Illmatic. His entire style has drawn heavily on 2pac's. Just count the number of times Nas has talked about thugs after Illmatic throughout his entire career and realize all of it is inspired by 2pac.
