On the Real..Tupac's Back Is a Disrespectful Song

[MrCrafty]

Will y'all please stop acting like y'all know Pac. Pac woulda did or this woulda happened if he was alive. Smh at y'all assuming he would hate on a song that was showing him love gtfoh.

chuuch.......

 

[P. Town]

Rick Ross is a disgrace to Hip-Hop

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Based on what pac said HE represented, he wouldn't fuck with Rick Ross image and message..Then again pac was a gemini..and they are very contradictive

 

[ImGettingOld]

Ross should of left that part out about Brenda having his baby

 

[playmaker88]

Shit was wack from the jump..

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Shyt crazy..If you disagree with something thats off beat then you're automatically judged as a hater

 

[H-Rap 180]

Will y'all please stop acting like y'all know Pac. Pac woulda did or this woulda happened if he was alive. Smh at y'all assuming he would hate on a song that was showing him love gtfoh.

Isnt it funny hearing these wannabee's act like they know something??

I like the song for two reasons:

1. Because the Outlawz love it
2. Because the Outsiders hate it.

I like all the Remixes too (Big L. Big Pun, Biggie is back)

Im glad Meek Mill is getting his shine and got to perform the song at the Tupac celebration in Atlanta, Im glad the video showed Gang-unity with Roccett & Menace from each side of the conflict giving love.

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We all know that Meek Mill wants the family to feel this song and anybody else dosent matter....

[video=youtube;jpNYt-zob6c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpNYt-zob6c&feature=player_embedded[/video]

 

[qoolaide33]

I'm going to say "Fuck Tupac" in the most respectful way possible.

Not fuck him as him I can care less about the dude (I'm a fan), but there is this problem that in Hip Hop where Pac and Big and untouchable figures in the culture. You're not allowed to say anything about these dudes unless you're saying they were the best.

It's not about bigging up someone or doing the song justice just because you said Pac's name. Why can't a nigga just make a damn song?

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Isnt it funny hearing these wannabee's act like they know something??

I like the song for two reasons:

1. Because the Outlawz love it
2. Because the Outsiders hate it.

I like all the Remixes too (Big L. Big Pun, Biggie is back)

Im glad Meek Mill is getting his shine and got to perform the song at the Tupac celebration in Atlanta, Im glad the video showed Gang-unity with Roccett & Menace from each side of the conflict giving love.

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We all know that Meek Mill wants the family to feel this song and anybody else dosent matter....

C'mon thats all beautiful, but don't you think they could of not exploited the thug life shyt some more?..Man this shyt is getting stale..Everybody wanna be everybody else..When ppl gonna be themselves?..Yeah yeah..How many youth died in the name of thug life in the past?..It cancels out because eventually the embodiment of thug life is negative in essence..How you get peace out of chaos..It doesn't make sense..

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Here Hrap comes defending Ross's phony ways...Can we have a unbiased discussion on this devoid of all public favoritism,stanism and bandwagonism?

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Reason heads take yourself out of fan/stan and appreciate the love shown to one the GOATS. Then your feelings won't be hurt and your life can continue LOL.

This shyt has nothing to do with Stanism,its a unbiased discussion on the misrepresentation of a legend...thats all..Whether the masses like it or not..Most of the masses are asleep anyway

 

[H-Rap 180]

Ross should of left that part out about Brenda having his baby

Its just a slick way of throwing a Tupac line into a Hook, outside the internet nobody normal is taking it that serious.

Look at these people and judge for yourself:

[video=youtube;NmzoPMdeOuI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmzoPMdeOuI[/video]

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/...ddy-rick-ross-and-tupacs-underground-compound

The Outlawz React To Rick Ross And Meek Mill's "Tupac Back"

DX: I gotta switch gears to something a little less heavy … “They yellin’ Tupac back /But nah he ain’t back / The homie never left and that’s a well-known fact.” I saw that Ross was at the 40th b-day celebration for ‘Pac, but did y’all record that “G-Mix”

version of “Tupac Back” because of initial offense taken to Ross’ claims of bringing back ‘Pac’s steez on that hook?

Noble: Not at all. [Rick] Ross is getting money already, so for him to do a song called “Tupac Back” you wouldn’t be like, Oh, he doing this to get some money. The kid is already getting hella muthafuckin’ money, making hella hits …. When he first dropped the song I reached out to him and Meek [Mill] like, “Salute. Whenever y’all ready for the remix, holla at ya boys. It’s only right.” And I know the streets been at them as well. Since they dropped it, the streets been at us like, “Yo, y’all shoulda been on it. When y’all gonna do it?” So it was really – we did that ‘cause the streets asked for it.

But, nah, we didn’t take no offense to it at all. We love when muthafuckas salute the homie. Especially if the shit gonna be getting played on the radio every god-damn day. I love it.

And [EDI’s verse you quoted is] not no dart or nothing like that. That’s just the truth. And [with] them saying “Tupac back,” I’m sure they didn’t mean it like he never left. But [EDI just stated] it as what it is: that he ain’t never left. ‘Pac, he gon’ be here forever. And he gon’ remain the #1 Rap artist ever. … You not gonna be able to duplicate [what he did]. I don’t give a fuck if a muthafucka come out tomorrow and sell a trillion records, ‘Pac still gon’ be #1. It don’t make a difference, ‘cause he represented something that most of these dudes really don’t get. He represented that voice, that voice that we need. Like, niggas ain’t ballin’ out here. The majority of muthafuckas I know is struggling, and going through some real shit in they fuckin’ life and trying to overcome all the bad shit …. ‘Pac was that voice of Rap. Through the whole history of Rap, he was the epitome of that voice to represent the people. Basically, representing the majority of the people. The majority of the people I know is struggling, and trying to make it happen, and they searching for better days.

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I gotta Co-sign The Outlawz since they have more credibility than the average person on the outside looking in, plus they knew Tupac personally unlike other people who never knew Tupac......

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Sure.....you say it's disrespectful I say it's showing love. now go

LOL@ this mofo thinking he the godfather of the IC..Now go?..*dead*..Brenda is having my baby?..Meek mills rapping about bullshyt..If you gonna pay homage, do it like Nas did with rakim..thats how you pay homage

 

[DMTxTHC]

As long as the bitches like to scream Tupac Back, i see no foul lol...

We all know 2Pac was passionate for women, lol

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Shyt if the outlaws like it,I love it...*Sarcasm*..thats why fatal left the group for a minute..because them niggas were misrepresenting...The shyt ppl do for fame and money..

Go head,I ain't knocking the hustle..it is what it is

 

[H-Rap 180]

Reason heads take yourself out of fan/stan and appreciate the love shown to one the GOATS. Then your feelings won't be hurt and your life can continue LOL.

I think some posters are just naturally over-sensitive, and their feelings get in the way of them enjoying life to the fullest.

I make it a point to never type their screen-names unless its dissrespect because I dont want to seem like Im seeking their attention on some homo ish.

I just let strange and odd people do what they do, but if Im looking for a respectable and credible opinion I would listen to what Young NOBLE said in that article because he has crediblity over someone that dedicated a thread to Rick Ross breasts ROFL.

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

Riiiggghttt...The thread wasn't about breasts..It was about the symbolism of a nubian man putting slave masters on his flesh..It shows the enslaved mind..

Trust me you about to eat all your words once I drop my mission on the world..I'll laugh now and laugh later,hater

 

[DMTxTHC]

First off negro I wasn't saying go as in leave smh. You wanted an unbiased discussion lets discuss. Also when Nas did that rakim got salty over that. Why does his momma and the outlaws don't have a problem with it but you do? They wasn't getting royalties off of it so there was no reason for them pretend.

[video=youtube;bprIqJ2M1SQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bprIqJ2M1SQ[/video]

Another video drop...

 

[I'm THAT guy...]

Better songs have been made this year....I can do without it.

 

[Supreme_Mind999]

First off negro I wasn't saying go as in leave smh. You wanted an unbiased discussion lets discuss. Also when Nas did that rakim got salty over that. Why does his momma and the outlaws don't have a problem with it but you do? They wasn't getting royalties off of it so there was no reason for them pretend.

First of all,I'm just kicking some shyt on this thread to pass time,I have no personal vendetta against anybody..Second,I'm merely pointing out how the music industry exploits negativity....they pushing the same negative that led pac to his early grave..So afeni not seeing any paper off this?