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Absolutely.Pac is the greatest rapper,artist of all time in hip hop history

For real ....clowns...

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Who the hell is Em, he's Nelly level

@@nbayoungkob the reluctant rap god you dimwitted, terrible misinformed, misguided and prolly delusional fool! With an estimated record sales of 220 million copies and recently Rock n Roll hall of famer. Dumb-ass!

Exactly music is all about Feeling and impact which Tupac had unlike most rappers in general

Best Album for me too! ITS a 10 Out of 10 or 5 Mics ITS Just so RAW and real and timeless its never gna be done again, a masterpiece

Facts

Pac didn't focus on that part but instead getting his message across, his storytelling, bars and delivery are accurate all the time. Eminem said Pac never said any words out off place.

You NAILED it bro!!! NOBODY can match his DELIVERY....

God dam, break out the knee pads....🤣🤣🤣

Tupac is the best lyricist of all time. Tupac isn’t the best with the bars, isn’t the best with the multisllyble rhyme schemes, isn’t the best with similes & metaphors, isn’t the best with wordplay and doesn’t rap in a fast paced double time flow style unless it’s a song like “Amerikaz Most Wanted.” But Pac is the best lyricist cause his lyrics, if you read it makes the most sense in terms of message, content and structure.

hahaha respect man .❤❤👊👊

This is it!

Pac is no where close to the greatest rapper of all time...that shit is comic!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@100timessquare your name says it all 😅🤣😂😅🤣😂

@@blackmamba32goat New York State of mind

Both MJ's were the most skilled at what they did. Tupac was a good artist but his *skills* couldn't even match the top rappers around that time

Agreed and I ain't feeling the new song t-pain put out last year, the songs that he has that are memorable are from the early 2000s and yet their are only like 2 or 3 songs I can remember off the top of my head of his that are still bumping today. You can take any album of Pacs and at least one of those songs if not a handful are super memorable and still being played and bit off of today.

I hear T Pain more often than 2Pac

LOL you probably have his music as a ringtone 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Oh yea we'll keep listening to garbage

T pain is no where to be found

You were 5 years old. Time to grow up. Tupac had no kids and was not father material. You all were raised fatherless, so you think the ballerina is a father figure. Grow up cuzz.

@@psycho-therapy8780 Shut the fuck up telling muthafuckaz how they should think or feel. Keep cuz out your mouth too btw.

@@psycho-therapy8780 bro you a lame listen to yoself ? WHO TF ARE YOU ?! 😂

@@psycho-therapy8780 learn to like smart things it's you who needs to grow up. you love stupid and superficial things too much. you have to be smart enough to appreciate tupac's music at the same time

Facts

Lol

I loved Pac but he went to a whole nother area code once I listen to straight Ballin off that Thug Life album!

Yb better

Tupac was a ballerina from the east coast who put on wigs.

@@tnitty7456 Pac could definitely go bar for bar with Push, Styles, Sheek. Pacs way more introspective then Push and Sheek. Some the others like Lupe, Thought, Em, etc, those are the highest forms of lyricism but guys like Sheek and Pusha, Pac was a better all around MC and just as lyrical just more poetic, introspective, different kind of lyricism.

@@tnitty7456 I never said more lyrical, they're all comprable and great at their strengths. Pac is 10 times more poetic and introspective then Sheak, that's undebateable. He's more introspective then Pusha, Pushas strength is slick talk. But introspective poetry is a stronger form of lyricism then slick talk, Styles and Pac are both very similar just different flavors of different coast. None are lyrical acrobatic multi word flip guys. Lupe, Thought and guys like that, no one can go bar for bar with them.

@@tnitty7456 I know every lyric to nearly everything Styles ever put out he's been one my favorite rappers most my life. Poetry and introspective is lyricism. Bar work alone isn't the only form of lyricism. Cassidy has all kind of "bar work" but isn't a real great lyricist because his bar work is simple similies with filler in-between each punch. What makes styles great is his introspection. I never said Styles didn't have bar work, im saying Pac is slept on because he isn't technical, which technical and lyricism have a nuance, lyricism doesn't have to always be super technical. Lyricism doesn't always have to be street bar work. There's different facets of lyricism. Scarface is a great lyricist because of his poetic, introspective ability and storytelling, he isn't real tech nor does all the stuff considered "bar work". Now the guys that combine tech, bar work, stories, poetry, introspection, metaphors and all of it like Lupe and Thought, that's a whole other class. But lyricism is simply the expression of words in a powerful, beautiful or creative way. The creative way is the tech guys and bar work guys, the beautiful and powerful are the guys like Pac. Pac didn't rap to flex but to tell stories and for poetic reasons. It's different lanes. Pac is at the top of introspection, but with "bar work", styles nor Pusha isn't at the top of "bar work" like a big l, wayne, J, or even Jada. It's a nuanced discussion.

@@tnitty7456 I don't consider Pac, Styles, Fab,Pusha, Cass and most especially not Sheek lyrical beasts. Lupe, Thought, Em, Elzhi, prime Mos Def, Pharaoh Monch, Pun, Nas, AZ, prime Deck, GZA, Talib, Royce, Crooked I, those are lyrical beasts, They don't waste words, no filler, tech, poetic, metaphoric instead of simply punchlineish bars, multis, wordplay, introspective they have all of it and all of it to the highest caliber across the board. Ransom is pretty up there too, Ransom is way to underrated.

@@tnitty7456 a lot of them are highly skilled but just because somebody can spit bars for 30 minutes straight doesn’t mean that their are saying anything lyrical

16 on deathrow

@@kf9926 Resist the temptation, Mama just a little girl, this ain’t living, thugs cry

Smile is my favorite song of 2pac. It's so deep and intricate with the lyrics

Could you imagine that,interestingly,Pac ate the entire East-coast and west coast ,he took on every heavy rappers by himself and the outlawz crushed and they couldn’t reply or respond to the diss attack till after Pacs died..

True dat. We don't like ballerinas who pretend to be hard. Idols are made to be broken.

And he’s still ahead of everybody

@@psycho-therapy8780 absolutly. Whats cool tho is that this ballerina tops all the hard men in rap 😅

@@psycho-therapy8780 your mommy is a Ballerina.. from dxck to dxck 😉

@@chaTzon He just mad that pac punked his favorite rapper 😂😂

T-Pain was saying if Pac were alive no one would listen to him cause he's old. And yet people still listen to Dre, Snoop, Nas, Jay... and treat them as living legends. It's just mind-boggling where he's coming from.

@@cagnazzo82 it's T-Pain outward projecting.

imagine.. if he had jay or dre money the good he would be doing ? man what a world we would have then...

@@cagnazzo82 smh that doesn't make no sense

NOBODY...

Not one

Fuck no there ain't name 1 mother fucker that drops shit at the age of 25 left and right that was always hard ? U can't 💪

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M Jordan and Jackson have made impacts in they're professions....and no one has topped them same as Pac

Baltimore not NY! He just was fuckn with NY! An most of yall turned ya back on fam! Facts

@@tor-chachamberproductions7906 he from Harlem bro. His mom's was moving around a lot because the feds

@@tor-chachamberproductions7906 We dont need to claim Pac in NY but U must be trolling lol He lived in Bmore for three years - hold this L

@@Synchronite of course they lived in Baltimore after they left New York in 84. But when he moved to California, he told them he was MC New York. He even said it in 96

@@klevapee2950 right Lol MC New York! Not MC BMore or MC Greenmount Ave or MC Dru Hill 😂 These dudes call themselves pac fans but dont know the basics

2 classics 🔥🔥🔥💯

That str8 Ballin`by Pac mannnnnnnnnnn that whole song I felt that shit and every word.

The same Scarface who rapped about wanting anal sex in prison.

I LOVE Pac but he NEVER fuQT wit Face second verse on Mind Playing Tricks..

@@alanduff1054 tell me what's the best pac verse

Same here in Nigeria pac and bob is our goat

Exactly

Great music itself is supposed to be timeless Beethoven is over 200 year-old music and people are still listening to it. How are people shitting on the foundation for their favorite stars that they're listening to. It's just mind-boggling and self-deating.

@@cagnazzo82 Exactly.

Exactly

The Original “Wherever You Are” is epic! I wish it would’ve made the Makaveli album! Pac def held his own! You’re a real one 💪🏽💯

When thugz cry og version Holler at me papa song Street fame og version Friend like me Ghetto star 16 on death row Still I rise OG version black jesus who do you believe in teardrops & closed caskets Blasphemy my block high speed late night

Correct! That's why he referred to NAS as the crown jewel!

If I Die 2Nite So many Tears High Til I Die Me Against The World Ambitionz Az A Ridah Young Niggaz Can U Get Away Old School Representin`93 My Block Pain Str8 Ballin` Never Had A Friend Like Me Life`s So Hard I wonder if Heaven got a Ghetto Do 4 Love Hail Mary Me & My Girlfriend Against All Odds God Bless The Dead Man Pac forever fuck that!!!

Me and my girlfriend. Old skool

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Fasho. U a real one for bringing that up. 💯

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Wordplay, not lyricism.

Facts he is a top lyricist

Pac was a dope lyricist.

Yup LYRICISM those who don't think so need to lay off the crack.

@@tnitty7456 All eyes on me was a double album. And he was lying the ground work for the others. He just didn’t live to see his work flourish.

Gang starr

@@ladysfirst8048 Yep!

I was in total agreement until you claimed he was a big fish in a small pond and minimized the importance of lyricism and rapping skills. Pac was a huge fish in a vast ocean of other big ones, his era is referred to as being golden for a reason! I think Allen Iverson for example, is one of the greatest players ever, but I'm not going to dismiss the importance of winning championships because he never got one. Likewise with Pac, rapping skills, lyricism is an important part of any GOAT discussion whether you like it or not.

Facts

50 ain't no pac..

Oh yeah Thug Luv was that shit. And yes Pac came through on that song.

You forgot 2pac on Homie and thugs that freestyle

Also on his songs Pacs verses tend to combine to put across a greater point. So it's not straightforward unless you heard the full song. On Smile for instance most of his first verse is going at himself and how he's going against his own morals to get what he wants before giving a message for hope for the future. To me that is lyrical but it doesn't click bar for bar unless you know about the life the guy who's singing lived. That's lyrical on a deeper sense.

It's a soft, weak world when we can't say current rappers are better than dead rappers.

@@catdaddytv0706 You weren't around to see the game get diluted. That's why you don't have the same perspective of people who were listening to hip-hop for decades. Tupac's era is the wild west compared to today where everything is pop and commercialized, and soft. Nowadays rappers are rediscovering lyricism (only in the last 5 years) after the dark ages of mumble and clout rap and fans who missed out on a golden age think they just invented the wheel. Btw, it should also be pointed out lyricism isn't everyone trying to pretend to be Eminem on rap god.

I think people overlook pac first album I would give it a solid 3 mics And my favorite song off the album is part time mutha

Bro that was on point 👍🏿

So true bro

That one song "Violent" that was revolution music

The content was fine on that album. The production's the problem. The production, for the most part, was dated when that album dropped. 2Pac was still developing as an artist, and finding his "voice," so it's not sacrilege to say that 2Pacalypse wasn't a good album overall. Back in that era, it wasn't uncommon for artists to need an album or two before they "figured it out." Very rarely did you see guys nail it on their first project like Nas with Illmatic or Snoop with Doggystyle, where everything fell perfectly in place from the jump.

That man has hits stop it. Hits played in clubs and anywhere else ppl have a good time at

@@grizzly5592 And he needs to thank his producers for that because it’s the beats not what he’s saying on those songs. 😂

I beg to differ respectful. He's the Greatest in my opinion.

@@ERiseCali that’s cool.

Tupac was overrated

@@LARK-ht7kd I think most of you who don't think Pac is the GOAT aren't actually listening.. you hear but are not paying attention.

@@LARK-ht7kd Your opinion is overrated 💯The majority would disagree with you.

Exactly listen to trapped Simplicity is complex

The funny thing is he could of wrote more complex but he wanted his fans to understand him more to get his messages out.

If you know anything about Tupac he could have he was very intelligent and smart.

You understand he read more books that all them cats. So they don’t know more words than he was. Just listen to a pac interview, the way he flows when answering to journalists vs other rappers. The rappers would say one word followed by 100s of “you know what I’m saying” yet they are considered the best freestylers😂 big used to memorize verse and use them as freestyle a reason his freestyles are always in the past, but with pac you can see what he’s talking about that right moment.

Pac is the greatest rapper,artist of all time in the history of hip hop ..period

NAS #15 GTFOH

Pac was a emcee as well..foh

The beginning of Hail Mary..... wow just wow. Or go back and listen to Pain, Str8 Ballin`,or My Block.

@@1969Makaveli my block underated af

Yes all dope ass songs.

He didn't dominate...thru out that's b s. Pac peak was'96...pac was running the game when ice cube was active jus on the west coast alone between 90 thru 94... N snoop def was bigger den pac 92 thru 94....in urs of the chronic ..doggystyle..n murder was the case. Sndtrck....pac had 2albums out by '93.....let's keep it 💯

Yep, because LL made his own 'Who Shot Ya'.

@@cagnazzo82 No, this was before that song ever came out. On the song titled "Old School", Tupac said "...LL raising hell but that didn't last." And there was another time he took a shot at LL but I can't remember right now.

It’s bc him and LL had a disagreement over “Kidada”.