Pac the greatest to ever do it. When he speaks they all listen!

Pac was a straight savage

The south was bumping pac super heavy

I'm a white boy from central Europe. I was born in 1982. When I heard the first three songs by 2pac, I knew it was for life. I felt the emotions, I didn't understand the lyrics.

This entire album is a masterpiece.  Perfectly haunting end to his life.

He’s finally realizing 2pac is the GOAT

As a New Yorker who grew up in the 90s, HOW did you miss this!? 🤦🏿‍♂️😭😭😭

2Pac was getting better and better with each album and he hadn’t even hit his true prime yet. His prime would have been in 97-2000

When Nas and 2Pac spoke after the MTV Music awards, in Sept 96, they squashed their beef. 2Pac was gonna remove he's Nas disses from the Makaveli album. But he died before he could. Nas raps about it on he's song "Death Row East"

I was born in the mid 80's im from Chicago. We loved the east and west coast, but we was riding with Pac all-day 😂

My man, I was born in '85, in New York. I have been a full-fledged hip-hop head since I was in 4th grade. The East Coast/West Coast beef was incredibly real and it had an influence on all of us. Tupac literally changed my life and broke everything I believed was right. It got to a point where my mom (a very white woman from very upstate New York who moved way further South to be with my dad who was never home) started listening to Tupac on her own time and we celebrated his birthday every year in my household growing up. I do not even have the slightest understanding of how you did not open your mind to this man's music just because of a rap beef that had everything to do with music labels. In highschool, I bet my friends $500 that I could rap every Tupac song word for word starting from 2Pacalypse Now through the most recent posthumous album at the time, which I believe was Better Days. Keep in mind that 3 of said albums were double albums and we were all drinking. I hit every single word for hours, flow patterns, Choruses and all. About 9 albums deep, they just said "fuck it" and emptied their wallets onto the pool table in the garage. I don't care what coast you grew up on, Tupac is one of the greatest artists of all time. It really annoys me that people just didn't listen to him at all and now it's like it's their first time. It's 2026, my man.

I think this was the last song on the Makaveli album.

Soooo many thing about this track. He addressed everything that happened. Thats why he said “The realest shit I ever wrote” you might want to find out why he said to Puff “you and I know what’s going on” also if you noticed… He did not diss B.I.G. In this song. He addressed all the ones involved.

i still ride with Pac. love Nas love Mobb Deep love Biggie. but Pac bodied all of them with Zero help.

2pac co-produced this.
It's a sample from Cameo, called the skin I'm in.

And that Haitian Jack bar was so so real sometimes he was just to real.

1:28 he planned on removing the Nas diss, but died B4 he could.

PAC IS HIP-HOP... HIS PICTURE SHOULD BE BY THE WORD HIP-HOP.... HE WAS THE MOST VERSATILE ARTISTS THAT YOU CAN BELIEVE WHEN HE'S TALKING ABOUT WHATEVER... THE REALEST AND THE BABY PANTHER... 1 OF 1

Im from Harlem born in 83 and we loved Tupac ❤

I'm from Somaliland, and i was a die-hard fan of the West Coast coz of Pac, and i never listened to anything coming from the East back in the days. Now, to be fair, the East had a lot of talents bro.