Im not 2pac, im thaaa new pac...

[Mr Xclusive]

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Without Tupac you wouldnt have half the artists or good music you have today.

so Tupac gave birth to wayne?

[dlizzie2007]

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Wow idk wat 2 say...imo i think he is the tupac of thiz generation but hez not replacing tupac if thatz wat ur tryna say. Dnt get meh twisted tho cuz i really think dhat wayne culd b juz lyk Pac in a few stepz...

[YoungMoneyMaster]

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similar to 2pac in amount of material put out, yes.

I actually think t.i. Is closer to pac than weezy

what fucking makes t.i. So special?

Nobody can be somebody

niether wayne or t.i. Is pac

fuck this

[WeezYIsCraaazY]

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Haha Someone Negative Repped Me Saying So Do I :L

[ImTrill]

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pac never shot himself

Wrong. 2pac accidentally shot himself in the nutz in 1994 (Quad Studios). During a robbery, he pulled for his strap and it went off, hitting him in the testicles (in and out the skin)

[-Nino-]

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Yes indeed.

Lol,Nino,Lil Boosie is nowhere near Pac.

Boosie is the only rapper still in the streets rapping...and Real...

[BigDickBandit]

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so did 50 cent. So is he like Pac?

I was correcting the dude on his post... Try and actually read the whole conversation before making smart ass remarks.

[Snooppac]

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maybe but his voice and flow what he have right noooooow is noot classic like pac or lil wayne ( tha carter II)

[crash92]

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That line is just some shit he said while he was fucking high.

For me there'll never be a new Pac.
But if you're just talking about commercial success, Wayne is getting close to him.

[blownoffkush]

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That line is just some shit he said while he was fucking high.

For me there'll never be a new Pac.
But if you're just talking about commercial success, Wayne is getting close to him.

lol wayne wasn't even high when he said that... he recorded that shit over the phone from rikers.

[crash92]

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lol wayne wasn't even high when he said that... he recorded that shit over the phone from rikers.

My bad, thought that lyrics were from That's What Nigga's Do for a moment, fucking stupid. xD
But still, I think it was a bad thing to say.

[JimmyStewart]

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It depends on how you define 2pac and why you respect him I suppose. I can understand the constant unabashed love from him from people. He was ahead of his game and brought rap to the mainstream. It's similar to the Beatles and Nirvana. Has Lil Wayne accomplished that, it's really hard to make a case for that. He hasn't had the cultural impact in the same way as the other "greats" but I don't think that should be viewed as an attack on Lil Wayne. 2Pac had an opportunity to bring an under-appreciated genre to the masses and show the world that it had more depth to it than other artists had realized. With rap and hip-hop being arguably the most successful genre out there at this point (it's affects are easily seen in pop and rock as well), it's really hard to expect Lil Wayne to have the same impact.

But I don't care that awful much about impacts on music when it comes to listening to it. I respect it, and it's great to get music out there and I appreciate that. But when it comes down to what I play on my iPod, I'm not deciding what song was most beneficial to a genre of music. If that were the case, my entire listening habits would be dictated by what was popular at the moment and 9/10 the popular music is kind of garbage. No, instead I'm picking a song I want to listen to because it's beneficial to me. 2Pac may have done wonders for making rap commercially successful, but I'll take Lil Wayne over 2pac any day of the week. When it comes down to what I like and what captures my imagination it's Lil Wayne hands down.