Sadly, this is completely accurate. It's rarely mentioned that he went to a performing arts school with Jada Pinkett, and acted professionally from the age of thirteen. But look on the brightside, his co-star is, um, tearin' it up on House, MD.
If I had to choose either one to listen to for the rest of my life. I would choose 2pac, but Biggie in my opinion was a little more lyrically talented. 2pac had deeper lyrics though and yes, usually better production.
Biggie is on another level than pac SKILLS WISE. They both make good songs. Ready to die> any album pac ever made. Pac has ALOT more albums compared to biggie though. Im gonna have to go with Biggie but I like pac a lot too because he has so many more songs.
Copycats of NWA and Public Enemy? I fail to see how they are copycats of NWA and Public Enemy when Pac and Biggie did not rap like those groups.
Biggie was a big fat **** too. No **** Ready to Die. I could barely understand the thing that came out of his mouth.
I was only in 3rd grade when they passed... I was always a Tupac fan when I was younger, but started appreciating Biggie when I was a little older. Back then, iI always thought Biggie always sound like he had a cheeseburger stuck in his throat. Some people forget that he only released one album before he passed... but overall, I would have to vote Pac.
2pac had dre and biggie had puffy so it is not fair. You have to compare their rapping abilities and I'll take biggie's over pac's.
Let me drop some knowledge: http://www.alleyezonme.com/poetry/ My personal favorite: In the Event of My Demise In the event of my Demise when my heart can beat no more I Hope I Die For A Principle or A Belief that I had Lived 4 I will die Before My Time Because I feel the shadow's Depth so much I wanted 2 accomplish before I reached my Death I have come 2 grips with the possibility and wiped the last tear from My eyes I Loved All who were Positive In the event of my Demise It's immature in my opinion to argue who's better. I'm glad they both made an impact on everything they did, they're basically one of the greatest musicians and artists ever. Personally I like 2Pac more because of his lyrics and to be honest I don't listen so much to Biggie but I respect his work. I just found myself in Pac's lyrics and they help me when the days are tough. Long live hiphop.
Pac killing mics over the Phil Collins In the Air Tonight beat. amazing. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/lk2MyHFOGMU&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/lk2MyHFOGMU&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>
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I'm not even going to play this video, but based on the wardrobe I'd say it's either "Brenda's Got a Baby," "I Get Around" or "How Do You Want It." Dear god, Starter and the NCAA made a mint off of rappers (and wannabes like me) before Karl Kani and SeanJohn. Dark, poofy winter jackets and wool caps in Southern California.
I Get Around and How Do You Want It were shot in color. LOL! I totally remember this. I also remember the hats and the button up shirts with the huge logo on the back and the matching shorts. I had several of those outfits. Now you can buy Starter at Walmart on the cheap.
i agree.. they're top 2 no doubt... but it's hard to say who's better.. can't go wrong with any of them.. kinda like the lebron and kobe thing
