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Pac was definitely the more sexually gay of the two, not that there's anything wrong with that
he also had better music videos
Nah, more like Pac and Big were dead when the album was released. I know Rap Genius isn't gospel by any means, it gives a damn good breakdown of Long Kiss though.
http://rapgenius.com/The-notorious-b...odnight-lyrics
Pac was definitely the more sexually gay of the two, not that there's anything wrong with that
he also had better music videos
As opposed to heterosexually gay?
No, I think he's trying to say that he hates gay people.
Nothing like a bunch of pudgy, pasty white boys worshiping a dead negro.
The guy is dead.
Nah I just like to throw monkey wrenches into the inevitable tupac vs.biggie discussions by pointing out the different ways in which one is better then the other
Is too-Wong Fu disputing my claim that pac has the edge in male sexualness?
Oh wow, you are a racist, too?
I just mean as far as I am concerned, there is Hit Em Up and the other diss tracks. It's just mean.
Also, there is always way too much filler in hip hop double ablums. Tho the California Love remix was kinda badass, esp with E-40 popping in the video.
Thought so.
Who do you think bought the albums?
Camping out was half the fun. I was there this last weekend and it was a show. Wake up at 9 am every day and shotgun beers with your neighbors. I had more fun there than I did in Vegas.
One of my favorite songs
Funny thing is if Snoop had gotten hit on that murder charge and Doggystyle had been his only album, he'd be considered on the Pac/BIG tier. He's had some hits since then, but nothing ever came close to that album.
I imagine it could be, it's just not my thing. They always just have 2-3 acts I would wanna see.
I don't think he would have. Doggystyle was still somewhat of a disappointment since he sounded way better on Deep Cover and Chronic.
Me Against the World is hugely overrated; it's not even his best album. Right off hand, the hip hop albums I would take over it:
Illmatic (Nas)
Breaking Atoms (Main Source)
Paid in Full (Eric B & Rakim)
Follow the Leader (Eric B & Rakim)
Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em (Eric B & Rakim)
Don't Sweat the Technique (Eric B & Rakim)
Critical Beatdown (Ultramagnetic MCs)
Curb Servin (WC & the Maad Circle)
Dr. Octagon (Dr. Octagon)
Straight Outta Compton (NWA)
Eazy Duz It (Eazy E)
Slaughtahouse (Masta Ace Inc.)
Chronic (Dre)
Death Certificate (Ice Cube)
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted (Ice Cube)
Rhyme Pays (Ice-T)
Power (Ice-T)
O.G. Original Gangster (Ice-T)
Born to Die (Biggie)
2Pacalypse Now (2Pac)
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The Geto Boys (Geto Boys)
We Can't Be Stopped (Geto Boys)
Till Death Do Us Part (Geto Boys)
Mr. Scarface is Back (Scarface)
Cypress Hill (Cypress Hill)
3 Feet High and Rising (De La Soul)
Soul on Ice (Rass Kass)
Thug Life, Vol. 1 (Thug Life)
Born 2 Mack (Too Short)
Life is Too Short (Too Short)
As Nasty as They Wanna Be (2 Live Crew)
Strictly Business (EPMD)
Run D.M.C. (Run DMC)
Raising (Run DMC)
21 & Over (Tha Alkaholiks)
The Infamous (Mobb Deep)
It Takes a Nation of Millions (Public Enemy)
Fear of a Black Planet (Public Enemy)
Yo! Bum Rush the Show (Public Enemy)
Apocalypse 91 (Public Enemy)
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! There's a horse in the hospital!
No Radio?
Not a big LL fan tbh.
Damn, how did I forget BDP on that list?
Me either, but that album is pretty damn good.
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