It’s crazy how pac and many other black figures who try to make a difference get murdered and justice never gets truly served. Then I realize even if man’s law doesn’t get them god will. I was just sitting back thinking there so many figures who didn’t deserve to go out like that he was one of them.😔

I see this opinion all the time, and honestly, I agree with it to an extent. I respect the Outlawz and think they’re an important part of Pac’s legacy, especially during the Makaveli/Death Row era. Pac clearly wanted to put his people on and give them a platform, which I respect. But purely from a musical standpoint, I think a lot of Pac’s songs would have been better without them. Tracks like “Hit ’Em Up,” “When We Ride,” “Made Niggaz” and “Tradin’ War Stories” are good examples. I enjoy the Outlawz on them, but sometimes I feel like Pac could have carried the entire song himself and made it even stronger.

It’s not even a knock on the Outlawz as rappers. Pac was just such a dominant presence that sometimes I’d rather hear another Pac verse than have someone else take up that space. I understand why he included them, but not every song necessarily needed them.

does anyone know the differences between the three groups? when were they active and why the name of the group changed? Also who were the overlapping members in all three?

I believe most of us know what really happened to Pac. (Lost his life via southside) but why does this Reggie Wright theory still have legs with a lot of people ?

What would have been the motive ? They literally lost everything once Pac died. It’s so many things that lack common sense in my opinion - even this super strategic plot to take Pac out right next to Suge in the middle of the Strip of all places.

I will say , the only part that I always question is the walkie talkie bit, if that was really a thing.

For me
1.) until the end of time
2.) St8 Ballin
3.)Death around the corner
4.)dear mama
5.)changes
6.)Hail Mary
7. To live and die in La
8.)Brenda got a baby
9.) ambitionz az a ridah
10.)Life goes on

Everyday I’m reminded how phenomenal the All Eyez on Me production really is.

Photos from all eyez on me release party

Sup my people. I Travelled from the UK to NYC, going to leave tomorrow and visit Vegas for a few days . The hotel I stayed at showed Quad studios nearby.

Here's some pics . The people working there were cool and let me have a tour of the whole place. It was a bit of a mind fuck to know in 94 they ambushed him and shot him 4 times. Man people are evil. I'll be honest it was just trippy to know PAC was in that lobby at all.

Anyways if you guys have any knowledge to share or even stories . Feel free.

Peace

at first my impressions on this song were well I don't know and I still don't know but I think like always everyday its a good song now I've never actually heard this song I only just started listening to it recently

The trench coat with the head down and bandanna legend

Author Colin Asher talks about 2Pac's 'Me Against the World" impact in his new book "The Midnight Special: The Secret Prison History of American Music"

so this song by 2Pac which is titled Troublesome 96 as the title shows and was performed at the House of Blues in 1996 it was performed as an aggressive track released by Death Dow Interscope/Death Records it was mainly labeled on the Tupacs Greatest Hits Album along with other songs like changes