Question about the ending lyrics in Hit Em Up
He says "You n****s laugh cause our staff got guns under their motherfucking belts" "You know how it is when we drop records they felt"
Can anyone explain the meaning of these lines? I don't get it!
He says "You n****s laugh cause our staff got guns under their motherfucking belts" "You know how it is when we drop records they felt"
Can anyone explain the meaning of these lines? I don't get it!
Us PAC fans been defending him for 30 plus yrs lol. They was mad cause he blew up and became bigger than their favorite ungrounded artist.
Via: 2Pac IG Page
I defended myself in the trial of my life to leave this earth with the record straight. I had not done the things I was accused of doing. I had not committed those crimes. I was right. I stood on that righteousness. That is strength.
- Afeni
From: Evolution of a
Revolutionary
Trying so hard to find this song it kinda sounds like 2pac but i don think it is although even the words he uses are the same as 2pac. anyone have any ideas?
Very epic
Sekyiwa 'Set' Shakur, threw out the first pitch for Pac’s bobblehead night at Camden Yards.
Salute to Baltimore for showing Pac some love while also including his sister.
“I got advice from my father, all he told me was this
N!gga, get off your ass if you plan to be rich!”
its a very barebones remake with almost no mixing or whatever, its just to show off my work lol (also im very new to this so im sorry)
when we ride on our enemies
against all odds
watch ya mouth
bomb first
ny87
toss it up
troublesome 96
all out
war gamez
why u turn on me
April 1995 with Naughty By Nature on the cover October 1995 with Wu Tang on the cover June 1995 RIP Eazy-E edition March 1994 February 1994 with Ice Cube on the cover August 1995 February 1996 with Suge Knight on the cover December 1995 with LL Cool J on the cover September 1995 with Mike Tyson on the cover HHC Magazine April 1995 with ODB on the cover January 1996 July 1996 with Dr. Dre on the cover May 1996 with Ice Cube on the cover November 1994 with Redman on the cover September 1994 with Tupac on the cover December 1994 with Scarface on the cover January 1995 February 2001
Feel free to make an offer.
I know it's all a matter of taste but I enjoy disc 2 so much more. Disc 1 has the singles but disc 2 is perfect to me.
Yall be asking some crazy & random questions like “Do you believe Trump would have won if Pac was alive?” “If Pac was alive he would have stop the war in Iran?” “Do you think JayZ would be the goat if Pac was alive?” “Do you think he would have approve of LeBron being better than Jordan?”
Yall & ya conspiracy theories. 🤦🏾♂️
Before the world knew Tupac Shakur, Baltimore did.
Graduates from the Baltimore School for the Arts reflect on Tupac Shakur’s time in Baltimore and the foundation it built for the artist he would become.