mr. blackpowerman;15982 said:Exactly. I defy any of these niggaz on here talkin' that "pac wasn't lyrical" shit, to tell me a song that Immortal Technique, Canibus, or one of these other cornball niggaz these faggots on here be dick ridin', to tell me one song these niggaz made that has any kind of staying power or touches or penetrates niggaz soul/consience worldwide like "So Many Tears" or "Dear Mama". How about "Changes" or "Keep Your Head Up"? These lyrics are discussed and dissected on college campuses across America. Tell me one university where one of these so-called "lyrical" niggaz is studied. Them cats is hella wack. They don't speak on the Black Condition, teenage pregnancy, drug abuse, politics, or just plain old everyday shit that niggaz go thru, but they can tell you how to sell coke or shoot a nigga in words you don't understand, so that makes them nicer than Pac? Fuck outta here clown. I don't even believe you niggaz believe that shit yourselves. Some of you mothafuckas just wanna argue against the grain and hear yourself talk. Shit's gettin' old for real.
You need stop ranting like a child and type something that's actually well thought out. Their have been several Hip Hop artists and various parts of Hip Hop discussed on college campuses. I don''t do other grown folks homework .It would be best for you to correct yourself by actually looking into how incorrect you are. The songs that you mentioned TOUCHED YOU!!! And that's great I'm glad Pac had a positive influence on YOU!! But you look quite the fool projecting as if PAC was the FIRST and only Hip Hop artist to speak on the Black Condition. So, instead of ranting like a child do some homework instead of charging people of the very things your emotional is typing for all to see.
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