also dont mind snake dogg on the left 👀

What's Tupac best quote he has ever said? Either in a song, in an interview, where ever. Best quote?

Mine would be:

"My heart beats no fear"

Documentary series by Nate Kusher

Pac’s verse on Ain’t Hard To Find really went hard… straight up 5 🎤 🎤🎤🎤🎤def one of my favorite Pac verses🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

mine are as follows

-keep ya head up

-wonda why they call you bitch

-temptations

-hail mary

-hit em up

-dear mama

-changes

-old school

-life goes on

- to live and die in LA

-me aganist the world

- 2 of amerikkaz most wanted

- how do you want it

- holla at me

- i get around

Tell me if im spot on or missed some stuff?

I don’t believe Pac really thought Biggie set him up. Here’s why I think Pac was going at Biggie:

1. Big was rollin with Puff: Puff absolutely knew what went down. Why would he be at quad without ever telling Biggie? But Pac told Biggie to stay with Puffy back in early 94 so this doesn’t really make logical sense to me why he was mad at Big for rollin with puff.

2. Big showed no love while Pac was in jail & blew up: Pac felt like he looked out for Biggie & mentored him but when Biggie was blowing up commercially in 95 while pac was sitting in jail…it ate away at pac.

3. Biggie was still hanging out with stretch: Stretch absolutely played a part with setting Tupac up. The quad shooter dexter issac even admitted this.

1. Suge influence: Suge was beefing with bad boy too so it just made perfect sense to team up with him to go at Bad boy.

Loved the song as it was incredibly catchy and chill. The 3rd verse I always thought it was 2pac with his voice made heavy digitally.

Today I found out it is somebody else entirely, Big Syke!

In typical Pac fashion, he put emphasis on wanting a “real, reallll sad” tune 😂🐐

He visibly tired and drained, yet he won’t chill at all. Theres work to be done! Mamba Mentality!

I made a post like this a while back, just bringing it back up because I am a huge pac fan who knows so much more is out there. I am also a Ye (Kayne West) fan..and as part of his community they frequently do big group buys for unheard tracks to leak. I don't see why this cant be done on our end, granted ye has a huge fanbase these days and pac's is dwindling due to shitty management. Anyways just putting it out there if anyone knows or is in contact with someone who might be interested DM me.

With Fab 5 Freddy in the streets of Los Angeles, California.

A fast, cinematic breakdown of how Death Row Records went from unstoppable power to complete collapse. In just over six minutes, we follow the real timeline — Dre leaving, Tupac becoming the engine of the label, the tension that built around Suge, Snoop getting trapped, Master P stepping in, and the moment the empire finally fell apart.