The Cast Of Notorious Speak On Hip Hop Culture

December 17th, 2008

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9 Responses to “The Cast Of Notorious Speak On Hip Hop Culture”

WHITE BREAD...................WHITE BOY CHICAGO......LOL Says:
December 17th, 2008 at 6:43 pm
Tupac Puffy & Biggie..lol u gotta be jokin
Darkness Says:
December 17th, 2008 at 8:51 pm
What the hell were these dudes talking about. “[Insert generic old school vs. new school/elders vs. young bucks gibberish.” Good grief. I hope the movie makes more sense than these three.
Gooooooooood LOOKS! Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 3:41 am
word. all you stupid tupac fans, nigga was the fakest dude out. He was born in Queens correct me if im wrong. I think Crooked I is a better lyricist than Pac. West coast shouldnt claim pac anyway. He bitched out, biggie was too strong in NY along with NAS. Pac had to relocate to blow up, which is smart i repsect him for that but, i never liked Pacs personality. He truely was a clown
lo head Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 4:21 am
Gooooooooood LOOKS! eat dick u dont know shit,and these niggas in the interview dont know what the fuck they talkin bout
lo head Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 4:23 am
these dumb ass niggas in the interview talkin like rap began in the 90’s
Ashley Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 4:59 am
MMMMMMM! I love me some Derek Luke! and I can’t wait to see this movie.. looks good.
@ # 3 Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 10:26 am
Eat Shit and go fuck your dead mother then lay next to her. Because your opinion has no legs to stand on here. Tupac was the realest The only MC or celebrity of his time showing his human element. All of your fake ass superstars like big and nas was full of insecurities they wouldnt dare express because they werent confident enough in who they were. Biggie was a fucking prep school nerd not Nicky Bonds Buddy. Nas was just a kid on the block looking No hustler baby. So tell me now where the fuck do you get off questioning the authenticity of a man whos spirit is still more powerful and more real than your present existance? Who aree you? What have you done? Can I google you and not just get a myspace or a facebook? Have you accomplished anything or made an impace on the lives of others? Till then Shut the fuck up and know the facts before you tear another man down.
Westup Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 1:03 pm
Tupac is a legend, no doubt about that! Biggie is a legend! No doubt about that! the reason he is talking about the 90’s is because of their deaths. west vs east in hip hop is quite possibly one of the best era’s in hip hop because of all the great music that was created fuled from hatred.

these dudes make some sense, i’m glad that they addressed the media’s hand in all of this, but seriously, “Hit em up” was as real as it gets. No one put words in Pac’s mouth, he was a hot head and it was felt primarily with the Outlawz.

motherfucka’s will say some hard shit when they are with their homeboys, thats a fact.

Now as of pac being born in the east,thats a fact, but he was down with anybody who was down with him. I think it is safe to say that pac was into what he was into to the fullest, no one could question his dedication. Since Suge posted bail for him and got him a deal than Pac showed him love by making his big ass rich as well as himself.

pac and big were great rappers, but they both let the war of words get the best of them. Shit blew up! Regardless of what coast you claim, there shit was the hottest and spawned new blood with rappers like The Game and 50 cent.

R.I.P Pac, Big, Kadafi!
shine95 Says:
December 18th, 2008 at 3:12 pm
I got respect for both 2pac and Big but to #7 yeah your right 2pac showed his human element and never bit his tongue for nobody but my opinion( and I think alot of people would agree honestly) that’s probably why he isn’t here right now.(God rest his soul). they was both great, I just wish 2pac never went on “Vibe Magazine” and accused Biggie and Puff for settin him up. there’s a big difference between keepin it 100 and knowing when you shouldn’t bring certain things up that will put somebody else in jeopardy.(now yall put 2 and 2 together) I just remember the return letters from Puff, Big and others about how Pac handled his stiuation with the shooting with the interview after that interview came out. I just wish he never done that. “saying this will be my last interview and then getting into details or what he assumes what happened. so to #3, don’t be callin BIG fake brother and sayin they got all these insecurites. there’s Keepin it real and talkin too much. you know when to talk and not to talk. you fans is just bumpin they shit in yall ipods, they gotta walk down the street everyday knowin that they know people that’s doing shit and still doing shit or doing time. Big and Nas and even Pac all tried they hand into hustlin. Big stopped doing it around after he met puff, Nas was passin dimesacks to just try it and Pac tried to hustle but he said he never knew how to, it just wasn’t his thing. I’m just sayin, you ain’t got room to talk either when it comes statin the facts. I know I ain’t got the shit on verbatim, but some of yall is shittin on the dead, I’m just statin my opinion.

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