Meta_Conscious
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Trashboat;7209442 said:
u don't know how I "feel". u can only assume. so u r imagining me... don't do that.
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2 Pac's Broadway Play/Musical Flops Shutsdown due to poor ticket sales.
u don't know how I "feel". u can only assume. so u r imagining me... don't do that.
*~queenbee~*
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I'm not surprised, don't nobody want to see that shit in a musical
ThirdEyeFive;7209598 said:Trashboat;7209442 said:ThirdEyeFive;7209206 said:Trashboat;7208547 said:lol @ selling broadway to hip hop fans
thats some ignorant shit to say.
see this is what the interlopers think of y'all...
You catch feelings a lot
u don't know how I "feel". u can only assume. so u r imagining me... don't do that.
I don't need to know what you're feeling and I never claimed to
But if you feel I'm an interloper that's your emotions and nothing else
Meta_Conscious
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you've demonstrated little knowledge or respect for the culture. that has nothing to do with my emotions.
dont imagine me.
dont imagine me.
TheChosen0ne
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The majority of you need to use google before you post. This shit wasn't even about Pac.
“Holler If Ya Hear Me,” the rap musical inspired by Tupac’s lyrics and poetry, will have its final performance on Sunday at the Palace Theatre – just one month after opening.
Headlined by poet Saul Williams, the production featured the late rapper’s presence throughout, with arrangements of hits such as "Keep Ya Head Up," “Me Against the World,” “Dear Mama” and the title song.
But there was no Tupac.
Show creators weren’t granted the rights to his biographical narrative. Instead the show used the lyrics from the rapper – he was killed in 1996 at the age of 25 – to score a fictionalized story of a young man who returns to his inner-city block after getting out of prison.
The musical hoped to tell a broader tale of racial and social injustice.
“Holler If Ya Hear Me,” the rap musical inspired by Tupac’s lyrics and poetry, will have its final performance on Sunday at the Palace Theatre – just one month after opening.
Headlined by poet Saul Williams, the production featured the late rapper’s presence throughout, with arrangements of hits such as "Keep Ya Head Up," “Me Against the World,” “Dear Mama” and the title song.
But there was no Tupac.
Show creators weren’t granted the rights to his biographical narrative. Instead the show used the lyrics from the rapper – he was killed in 1996 at the age of 25 – to score a fictionalized story of a young man who returns to his inner-city block after getting out of prison.
The musical hoped to tell a broader tale of racial and social injustice.
ThirdEyeFive;7210204 said:you've demonstrated little knowledge or respect for the culture. that has nothing to do with my emotions.
dont imagine me.
If that were true you wouldn't have run away when I challenged you to a battle
Meta_Conscious
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Trashboat;7210878 said:ThirdEyeFive;7210204 said:you've demonstrated little knowledge or respect for the culture. that has nothing to do with my emotions.
dont imagine me.
If that were true you wouldn't have run away when I challenged you to a battle
lolwut? have a nice day.
