2pac movie!
- Thread starter Eve
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- 26 Feb 2003
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Moved...
So I wonder whose idea it was to martyr both Pac and Biggie? Sure seems to me like they've gotten more mainstream media exposure (docudramas, unreleased tracks, etc. etc.) after their passing than they ever did when they were alive... I sure hope their families are at least benefitting from all this somehow and not just the corporate labels pushing the product trying to capitalize on their martyrdom.
So I wonder whose idea it was to martyr both Pac and Biggie? Sure seems to me like they've gotten more mainstream media exposure (docudramas, unreleased tracks, etc. etc.) after their passing than they ever did when they were alive... I sure hope their families are at least benefitting from all this somehow and not just the corporate labels pushing the product trying to capitalize on their martyrdom.
Have either one of you seen this web site created by his mother, Afeni? It's amazing... 
2PACLEGACY.COM
2PACLEGACY.COM
Yes, I believe it is from his mom. In fact, there's a section on there were she tells his history and background (even including some of his writings), as well as her experiences with the Black Panthers before his birth. I thought it was a pretty interesting site. I was actually trying to find another site of his that I had seen before, but I couldn't remember the name of it!
I would love to see his movie. I definitely liked the trailer for it. If you happen to see the movie right away, let us know what you think of it, okay?
I would love to see his movie. I definitely liked the trailer for it. If you happen to see the movie right away, let us know what you think of it, okay?
- 26 Feb 2003
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"he is the best rapper ever been"
Lyrically I would agree but for style and delivery as well as overall showmanship, I gotta go with Snoop. I had a chance to see both perform live back in the day (Pac at the Budweiser Superfest in St. Louis and Snoop several times over the last decade in various cities) and nobody could work a crowd like the Dogg could.
Lyrically I would agree but for style and delivery as well as overall showmanship, I gotta go with Snoop. I had a chance to see both perform live back in the day (Pac at the Budweiser Superfest in St. Louis and Snoop several times over the last decade in various cities) and nobody could work a crowd like the Dogg could.
