Album Rating: 4.0

Pac was pretty unique compared to other 90s rappers, he popularized that melodic style of rapping that's still popular today. I think his influence is still strong even if he's not as talked about as other rappers from his time

2pac songs are better chopped and screwed.

Wish the two could’ve made a song together. They definitely would have since they made up right before Pac died and were big fans of each other

Album Rating: 5.0

the piano chord throughout "ny state of mind" belongs on a list with "the second chord from 'sometimes' by my bloody valentine" of the best chords ever

Album Rating: 5.0

Idk the mbv one but yes

Album Rating: 5.0

i dont really know what e&j is or represents for nas but I once had a bottle of apple brandy from e&j and it was easily the funniest alcoholic drink i've ever had not sure I can explain it but it's sooooo funny to drink

Album Rating: 5.0

just the combination of "NY State of Mind" and "Life's a Bitch" is a whole damn musical universe

Album Rating: 5.0

I also have never been big on pac

Album Rating: 4.0

bad 2Pac takes

Album Rating: 5.0

2Pac is the goat

Album Rating: 5.0

2Pac's definitely up there. I wonder what is it about Pac that doesn't resonate with some people?

Album Rating: 5.0

There are many artists who do everything he does better. Not necessarily at the same time, but I mean like, he isn't the best at any one thing. Where he excels the most is lyrically, and people don't value lyrics as much these days, I feel. That's just my take.

Album Rating: 5.0

I was never blown away by his lyricism. I strongly dislike his vocal delivery tho. Maybe I just dislike his delivery enough to distract me from his perceived lyrical greatness tho idk. Ill def jam him again and I'm all about changing my views on shit when I'm wrong

Album Rating: 5.0

Life's a bitch and then you die



That's why we get high,



Cus you never know when you're gonna go.

Album Rating: 4.0

2pac was a a great rapper but what made him so relevant in his time was also his charisma and a real celebrity presence that the majority of rappers and musicians in general dont, which is why its harder for newer and newer generations to get why hes so revered, even though hes still a top tier rapper. Biggie was an incredible rap talent but aside from that, from what ive heard and seen, a pretty quiet and awkward guy. 2pac was a literal movie star, and actually a really good one. But the dominant sound of the 90s that has been legacized is a)grimy east coast stomping dudes out in timbs and b)g funk gangbang bandana, and 2pacs actual music was mostly somewhere between those two sounds.

Album Rating: 4.5

everything you said and more, pac was a goat, the don is one of my favorite albums ever. one of the only real goats of hip hop that I never enjoyed as much as everyone else was Eminem.

Album Rating: 4.0

I fuck with ems first two and a half albums, my goat i dont like as much is jay z, even tho hes got many bangers and i get why hes a goat, his ful albums always a snore to me

Album Rating: 4.5

jay is definitely another lol, he has a very tiresome flow

Album Rating: 4.0

He chose great beats tho ill give him that

Album Rating: 4.0

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4ceeN3wQFaE



This my favorite jay z i get why hes a goat