Jigga fans seem to be overly fascinated with his finances and his fiance, they take pride in his net worth as if they were one of his heirs. The way they have intimate knowledge of his financial holdings would lead you to believe that they own stock in him as a person. His fans admire the fact that he shot his own brother over a piece of jewelry...an act that his future business partners should have analyzed when appraising his true nature.
Biggie fans like to root for the underdog, they appreciate the fat, black, ugly, gluttonous, deviant who could use poetry to make himself rich and famous. Biggie symbolizes how anyone can overcome their own grotesqueness given luck and and an ambitious pimp like Diddy. Biggie and his protege LiL Cease are known for their naked escapades around other males in Motel rooms but their fans find this behavior normal.
Emenim fans adore the great white hype, they excuse his racism, homo-tendencies, and corniness and hold him to a different set of standards than his Black counterparts. His fans expect the "black dude rappers" to rap-what-they-live while the white Emenim can go on a rap serial-killing-spree yet readily admit he was a bullied and sissified punching-bag his entire life.
Nas fans tend to focus on his musical accomplishments and his lyrics while defending his personal imperfections from the "Camel-Jockeys" and "Biggie Barbarians" who are obsessed with his marital status and stock portfolio. The Nas fans tend to be mature and cerebral HipHop fans with a vast overstanding of HipHop culture.
Tupac fans are too diverse to categorize , his lyrics are studied in Ivy League Universities yet he is revered by the have-nots. Tupacs ability to articulate the condition of Black males in America has caused many in academia like Michael Eric Dyson to compare him to figures like Malcolm X....a comparison that confuses many who lack the intellectual capacity to see the similarities.
Many fans through their stannery do all these artists a disservice with their lunacy, delusions, madness, and denial.
