Tech N9ne bigger than 2pac?

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Permalink Reply by Vlad on February 23, 2011 at 10:51pm

Damn, thats young Kris in the foto with the uzi. Knowledge for the People and FREE MUMIA !!

Lil Boosie said:

No Martin Luther King for the simple fact that King was not violent. 2Pac is definitely more Malcolm X if not on the same level imo cuz he was really out their fighting for blacks. That's why people & I myself show so much love toward Pac, not cuz he's overrated or cuz he's dead, it's the simple fact that he was fightin for us when noone really was. Cuz really, Al Sharpton & Jesse Jackson are punk bitch know it all's & make us look even more ignorant...again, just imo lol. Wow, I just got sidetracked their lol. I moved away from the point that 2Pac was more like Malcolm X cuz Malcolm X was a thug revolutionist as well. Boogie Down Productions portrayed a picture of Malcolm X for their album By All Means Necessary





Redtom said:

MLK- No
Malcom X- Maybe Good rapper- Definitely GDMFJ said:

History wouldn't even be near what it is. Tupac was all bout the motivation of black ppl. So he was next mlk and x in my oppinion but died in between a message which left with thug life which was only a part of the story.
These new one hit wonders wouldn't be so big. At all. But can't change time.

Redtom said:

I think 2 Pac would be in the same boat as Snoop Dogg and Busta Rhymes. Very good OG rappers, but less relevant today then in their time.

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Permalink Reply by steve mitchell on February 23, 2011 at 11:15pm

hey can i get the mp3 of that 2pac song???

Lil Boosie said:

We Can't Stop goes way harder. Haven't listened to we can't stop in a while, better start listenin to it again lol

Redtom said:

Do you know where this verse came from?

Show Me A God said:

2Pac & Tech N9ne were gonna do a track but then Pac died. So their would have been a collab their.

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Permalink Reply by MitchWOO on February 24, 2011 at 12:50am

Yeah I could see it. I think if you look at the back story of everything. But Look at everyone else Pac had at his side, NOT Biggy, Snoop and Dre, I mean the smaller names. They never really had big careers either.

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Permalink Reply by fuzzy on February 24, 2011 at 1:46am

It wasn't only the black culture 2pac spoke for.  Many cultures...women, children, ect.  Tech N9ne as well.  I took his lyrics and his appearances  as the fact that he spoke for the oppressed. Maybe I generalize to much?  The answer to the original question, he is bigger than 2pac.  Sadly 2pac is gone and he won't get any bigger, but everything happens for a reason and we have Tech!!!!! :), and Kutt ripped it!  He sort of has a similar style.  I couldn't put my finger on it b4.

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