The Official 2pac Versus Biggie Thread...

[Makaveli The King]

let's keep it 100....Krazy, Hold Ya Head, Hail Mary, Blasphemy and White Man'z World are better than any songs on LAD!

man the whole album was better then
life after death.

 

[northside7]

bomb 1st is wack,never understood why people hype that trash that beat garbage

and nah life after death is way better

long kiss,you're nobody til somebody kills you,niggas bleed,my downfall and 10 crack commandments,kick in the door>>>>>every song pac released in 96 and in his whole catalog

lmao.................

 

[blackstarr]

Lol, i wouldn't go as far to say those songs are better than ANY songs on LAD^

"When the Remy's in ya system, ain't no tellin/ will i fuck'em, will i diss'em, that's what these hoes yelling/ i'm a pimp by blood, not relation/ ya'll still chase'em, i re-place'em, huh"-Biggie, The World Is Filled...sounds familiar? haha

Disagree, LAD still sounds mad crisp, and it's the GOAT double disc imo, i never had to skip any tracks.

Lol the world is filled used to be my shit Bruh.....that beat is dope as fuck! They all killed it even diddy that fool and Carl Thomas always been dope imo

 

[Fazeem_Blackall]

real talk Once I notice this threads fallen to page 3 I am going to send it to the face off Forum and merge it to the Pac Versus Biggie Sticky over there...

 

[Fazeem_Blackall]

i had to vote for both because they were in two different lanes

Glad you Caught the Option I left for those paying attention...

 

[youngnick]

Live and die in l.a - WAACK

Toss it up - WACK

Life of an outlaw - Super WACK

Just like daddy - WACK

Hold ya head - WACK

Against all odds -WACK

Bomb 1st - WACK

Blasephemy - WACK I dont believe in god or jesus so that song always sucked

8 wack songs out 12

wtf, the only song thats not that great out of your list is toss it up, which still is not a bad song. It's clear much of these songs messages go over your head because if you actually listen to Blasphemy, he's talking against today's religion and what the ideal christian believes in, hence why it's called blasphemy

 

[Me1971]

Whats crazy is that despite everything Pac was going through he only spent three days making this album (with tracks left over) and shot two videos for it while Biggie spent 18 months recording Life After Death and shoot one video for it. This album has crazy impact for it to have only took three days to make.

 

[Makaveli The King]

Whats crazy is that despite everything Pac was going through he only spent three days making this album (with tracks left over) and shot two videos for it while Biggie spent 18 months recording Life After Death and shoot one video for it. This album has crazy impact for it to have only took three days to make.

exactly pac was working.

 

[Antwuan89]

Whats crazy is that despite everything Pac was going through he only spent three days making this album (with tracks left over) and shot two videos for it while Biggie spent 18 months recording Life After Death and shoot one video for it. This album has crazy impact for it to have only took three days to make.

Dude Biggie was in a car accident, Life After Death would have been released Halloween 1996 but things had to be push back in the process because of Biggie's leg injury.

Why do you think Biggie wasn't in the Crush On You video with Kim and Cease it was because was in a car accident.

 

[a_list]

Whats crazy is that despite everything Pac was going through he only spent three days making this album (with tracks left over) and shot two videos for it while Biggie spent 18 months recording Life After Death and shoot one video for it. This album has crazy impact for it to have only took three days to make.

umm big wrote jr mafia, lil kim and diddy's albums as well as worked on his album

 

[Makaveli The King]

Dude Biggie was in a car accident, Life After Death would have been released Halloween 1996 but things had to be push back in the process because of Biggie's leg injury.

Why do you think Biggie wasn't in the Crush On You video with Kim and Cease it was because was in a car accident.

no it wasn't he was a perfectionst and it wasn't gonna come out till he thought it was right.

 

[Me1971]

I understand he wrote JM's album and was on tour in 95 but c'mon Pac was realeased from Jail in Oct of 95, between Oct - Dec of 95 he went on tour too, did various interviews, shot the Cali Love videos and he completed All Eyes on Me (with leftover tracks), and thats just his first two months realeased. From Jan - Sep 96 he recorded Makaveli (shot three videos for it) and which he helped to produce, One Nation album, ghostwrote the tracks for MC Hammer's album (unrealeased), did movie soundtracks and shot videos for the soundtrack, realeased the Hit Em single (shot a video for it), he did about 11 videos that year, recorded over 250 songs, started a record label and production company, juggling legal cases, finished two movies while starting another one (Baby Boy), traveled overseas, dide concerts, did over 25 interviews, went to almost every award show, getting enganged, opened a restaruant with atlantis morrisette, consistently volunteering his time at this community center for children that he started (a member of this site used to go there in 96, he posted alot of pics), doing guest appearances on other peoples albums and videos and he still found time to be family man, still participating in activism and live life. Plus, keep in mind, this was all in the midst of juggling various legal cases from 92-96, being on probabation, being watched by the feds, the stress of being on a record label, and knowing people are still tryna kill you lol.

Big was an incredible rapper but I just dont see what excuse he could've had for the gap between Ready to Die and Life After Death. He started recording Life After in 1995 and finished in Jan 1997. He was only recovering from the wreck between Sep - Nov 96 so LAD wasn't gonna come out in Oct regardless. In this video below Puff even talks about his work ethic and Big basically says "i have alot on my mind", this vid took place in 1996 while Pac was still alive. And back on topic, LAD and Makaveli are both great albums, its just Makaveli was a personal favorite of mine but I like how well put together Big's album is (pretty much the greatest double album in hip hop imo)

 

[Makaveli The King]

I understand he wrote JM's album and was on tour in 95 but c'mon Pac was realeased from Jail in Oct of 95, between Oct - Dec of 95 he went on tour too, did various interviews, shot the Cali Love videos and he completed All Eyes on Me (with leftover tracks), and thats just his first two months realeased. From Jan - Sep 96 he recorded Makaveli (shot three videos for it) and which he helped to produce, One Nation album, ghostwrote the tracks for MC Hammer's album (unrealeased), did movie soundtracks and shot videos for the soundtrack, realeased the Hit Em single (shot a video for it), he did about 11 videos that year, recorded over 250 songs, started a record label and production company, juggling legal cases, finished two movies while starting another one (Baby Boy), traveled overseas, dide concerts, did over 25 interviews, went to almost every award show, getting enganged, consistently volunteering his time at this community center for children that he started (a member of this site used to go there in 96, he posted alot of pics), doing guest appearances on other peoples albums and videos and he still found time to be family man, still participating in activism and live life. Plus, keep in mind, this was all in the midst of juggling various legal cases from 92-96, being on probabation, being watched by the feds, the stress of being on a record label, and knowing people are still tryna kill you lol.

Big was an incredible rapper but I just dont see what excuse he could've had for the gap between Ready to Die and Life After Death. In this video below Puff even talks about his work ethic and Big basically says "i have alot on my mind", this vid took place in 1996 while Pac was still alive. And back on topic, LAD and Makaveli are both great albums, its just Makaveli was a personal favorite of mine but I like how well put together Big's album is (pretty much the greatest double album in hip hop imo)

not to mention he completed r u still down and
me against the world.

 

[YamoleySensei]

7 Day Theory is a great album and all, but it's not fucking with LAD.

LAD is damn near flawless....

 

[angrymaninc]

lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!! man @makaveli tha king i respect you dude but you gotta stop with those threads... simply for the simple fact that people will never agree on these... both of them were GREAT ARTISTS however some people will be more interested in the other than not... after this much time it will be almost impossible for you to change the mind of someone who thought lad was better than 7 day theory the same way it would be impossible for someone of opposite mind to do exactly the opposite... how about we just let it go... here's an argument i will gladly have with anyone right now... i want anyone to deny that any of those 2 artists were among the best to ever do it... now there's an argument

 

[angrymaninc]

I understand he wrote JM's album and was on tour in 95 but c'mon Pac was realeased from Jail in Oct of 95, between Oct - Dec of 95 he went on tour too, did various interviews, shot the Cali Love videos and he completed All Eyes on Me (with leftover tracks), and thats just his first two months realeased. From Jan - Sep 96 he recorded Makaveli (shot three videos for it) and which he helped to produce, One Nation album, ghostwrote the tracks for MC Hammer's album (unrealeased), did movie soundtracks and shot videos for the soundtrack, realeased the Hit Em single (shot a video for it), he did about 11 videos that year, recorded over 250 songs, started a record label and production company, juggling legal cases, finished two movies while starting another one (Baby Boy), traveled overseas, dide concerts, did over 25 interviews, went to almost every award show, getting enganged, opened a restaruant with atlantis morrisette, consistently volunteering his time at this community center for children that he started (a member of this site used to go there in 96, he posted alot of pics), doing guest appearances on other peoples albums and videos and he still found time to be family man, still participating in activism and live life. Plus, keep in mind, this was all in the midst of juggling various legal cases from 92-96, being on probabation, being watched by the feds, the stress of being on a record label, and knowing people are still tryna kill you lol.

Big was an incredible rapper but I just dont see what excuse he could've had for the gap between Ready to Die and Life After Death. He started recording Life After in 1995 and finished in Jan 1997. He was only recovering from the wreck between Sep - Nov 96 so LAD wasn't gonna come out in Oct regardless. In this video below Puff even talks about his work ethic and Big basically says "i have alot on my mind", this vid took place in 1996 while Pac was still alive. And back on topic, LAD and Makaveli are both great albums, its just Makaveli was a personal favorite of mine but I like how well put together Big's album is (pretty much the greatest double album in hip hop imo)

Incredible points however Pac did say it himself that while he was in jail THE ONLY THING HE DID WAS WRITE

 

[Me1971]

not to mention he completed r u still down and

me against the world.

Yeah R U Still Down and Me Against the World was all recorded in 94 before he went to Death Row but R U Still Down didn't get realeased posthumously until 97.

 

[Me1971]

Incredible points however Pac did say it himself that while he was in jail THE ONLY THING HE DID WAS WRITE

He said he didn't write raps he wrote movie scripts (Live to Tell, ect). Its on that prison interview from 95 "prison kills your creative spirit, everyone's like "man pac gonna get out of jail and create the bomb album" but its the complete opposite, prison kills your spirit, i havent been writting raps, jus poetry and movie scripts"

 

[Makaveli The King]

Yeah R U Still Down and Me Against the World was all recorded in 94 before he went to Death Row but R U Still Down didn't get realeased posthumously until 97.

i meant me against the world pt.2
he recorded another one while he was on the row.

 

ya know this "makaveli the king" is Ronnie AKA Juelz right ......

ya falling for the troll .....