Nani alitikisa 2pac au BIG ? tupe sababu

Nani alitikisa 2pac au BIG ? tupe sababu

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On my personal view B.I.G alikuwa mkali sana kwenye flows and lyrically kuanzia punchlines, similies, metaphors, multis etc, Ukisikiliza nyimbo yake kama ya big poppa utajua nchomaanisha, But tunapokuja kwenye nyimbo zenye emotional substance na content nzuri hapo tupac alikuwa hana mpinzani na hii alithibitisha kwenye kali zake ikiwemo no changes na dear mama



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Mkuu unalinganisha mbingu na ardhi 2pac alikuwa na ataendelea kuwa juu milele

Yupo kwenye kitabu cha gueness book of record kama the best album seller zaidi ya copy million 75 wakati BIG hakuwai fikia kiwango hicho.

Kingine Tupac Shakur ndiye alive mtambulisha BIG kwamara ya kwanza stejini BIG akiwa bado underground wakati huo Tupac ana album mtaani inaenda kwajina la street for my nniger 1990.

Mpaka mauti yanamkuta
13September1996 Tupac alikuwa ameshatoa Album Saba na movie 4

Wakati BIG Mpaka anakufa alikuwa na album moja tu nayapili kabla ajazindua akawa ameuwawa.

Kwakifupi Tupac alikuwa juu kwakila kitu ukimlinganisha na BIG

Yani nisawa umlinganishe Diamond na Nuh Mziwanda alafu utuambie nani mkali.

Tupac wakati anakufa aliacha nyimbo Mpya 250ambazo azijatoka zikawa zinatolewa Kidogo Kidogo kama album wakati BIG aliacha nyimbo 16 ambozo ni ulbum yake ya life after death.

Mkuu sikunyingine usijalibu kumlinganisha Tupac na vitu vya ajabu ajabu utapata dhambi Kwa Mora wako bure.

Wajuzi wamambo tunakwambia katika kila category ya kitufulani uwa kunamfalme wake.

Kwenye Raggae ni Bob Marley kwenye Hip Hop ni Tupac kwenye pop ni Michael Jackson

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. “Brenda’s Got a Baby”

Essentially, this track, off of 1991’s 2Pacalpyse Now, is about young pregnancy (specifically at 12 years old) in the ghetto, how hard it is to raise a child and how often women turn to prostitution. The song tells a story, beginning with lyrics like, “I hear Brenda’s got a baby / but Brenda’s barely got a brain / a damn shame / the girl can hardly spell her name / (that’s not our problem, that’s up to Brenda’s family 0 / well let me show ya how it affects the whole community.” He then goes on to describe Brenda’s absent mother, her junky father and the father of her baby being her cousin. This is how her family treats the situation: “She tried to hide her pregnancy from her family / who didn’t really care to see, or give a damn if she / went out and had a church of kids / as long as when the check came they got first dibs.” The following lyrics describe vividly but simply what happens next: “He left her and she had the baby solo / she had it on the bathroom floor / and didn’t know so, she didn’t know / what to throw away and what to keep / she wrapped the baby up and threw him in the trash heap / I guess she thought she’d get away / wouldn’t hear the cries / she didn’t realize / how much the little baby had her eyes.” The story continues with Brenda going back for her baby, but without support from family, she has no way to make a living, so she ends up a prostitute who in the end of the song, gets killed.

4. “Starin’ Through My Rear View”

“Starin’ Through My Rear View” is a track that many may misunderstand, yet Tupac says in the lyrics exactly what he means by it: “The world, the world is behind us / Once a mother***er get an understanding on the game / and what the levels and the rules of the game is / then the world ain’t no trick no more / the world is a game to be played / so now we lookin’ at the world, from like, behind us / niggaz know what we gotta do, just gotta put our mind to it and do it / it’s all about the papers, money rule the world / bitches make the world go round / real niggaz do what they wanna do / bitch niggaz do what they can.”

3. “Unconditional Love”

“Unconditional Love” is a track about all those deep in Tupac’s heart. Some of the most memorable lyrics include, “come listen to my truest thoughts, my truest feelings / all my peers doing years beyond drug dealing / how many caskets can we witness / before we see it’s hard to live this life without God / so we must ask forgiveness.” Other lyrics include, “this fast life soon shatters / cause after all the lights and screams / nothing but my dreams matter / hoping for better days / maybe a peaceful night, baby don’t cry / cause everything gonna be alright.”

2. “Changes”

Using the melody and some of the chorus from Bruce Hornsby’s “The Way It Is,” “Changes” has become one of Tupac’s most popular songs. In the first ten lines or so, he manages to describe thoughts of suicide, wanting to steal because he’s hungry, how when cops kill a black person the cop is considered a “hero” and hints of how drugs and guns thrive among black youth culture because the government is allowing it to happen. He then shows a dash of hope within lyrics like, “I got love for my brother / but we can never go nowhere / unless we share with each other / we gotta start makin’ changes / learn to see me as a brother ‘stead of two distant strangers.” He then goes on to describe racism and how it affects black people, as well as rapping, “and although it seems heaven sent / we ain’t ready to see a black president.” Lastly, he talks about how there’s a war “in the streets,” “in the middle east” and a “war on drugs,” yet there’s no war on poverty; because of the color of his skin, he has no other choice but to be the stereotypical gangster, always having to watch his back in case someone he wronged in the past decides to get revenge. Essentially, he wants things to change, but he knows they probably won’t, and “that’s just the way it is.”

1. "Keep Ya Head Up"

“Keep Ya Head Up” is a track off of 1993’s Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.It features the backing vocals of Dave Hollister. This song could easily be seen as Tupac’s tribute to all single mothers. Here are some of the lyrics in the beginning of the track: “Some say the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice / I say the darker the flesh then the deeper the roots / I give a holler to my sisters on welfare / Tupac cares, if don’t nobody else care / I know they like to beat ya down a lot / when you come around the block brothas clown a lot / but please don’t cry, dry your eyes, never let up / forgive but don’t forget, girl keep your head up.” His praise for women continues with the following: “I think it’s time to kill for our women / time to heal our women, be real to our women / and if we don’t we’ll have a race of babies / that will hate the ladies, that make the babies / and since a man can’t make one / he has no right to tell a woman when and where to create one / so will the real men get up?” He continues, “you can’t complain you was dealt this / hell of a hand, without a man, feelin’ helpless / because there’s too many things for you to deal with / dying inside, but outside you’re looking fearless.” He also makes mention of his gratitude towards his mother and the influence of Marvin Gaye; the chorus itself partially taken from Gaye’s song, “Ooh Child (Things Are Gonna Get Easier).”



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5. 3rd Verse “Juicy”

Memorable Lines
Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis / When I was dead broke I couldn’t picture this

Birthdays was the worst days / Now we sip champagne when we thirsty

Comments
The 1st verse arguably deserves to make the list as well, but I did not want to include more than one verse from the same song, so it can only earn an honorable mention. The first line is obviously dated but in 1994 if you had both Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis you were on top of the world. Not to mention being able to play Street Fighter II on an 80 inch screen like they do in the “Juicy” video. In the second line Biggie rhymes “days” and “thirsty” to put a cap on the rags to riches story. Who else could rhyme those two words? Just plain sick.

4. 1st Verse “Unbelievable”

Memorable Lines
Live from Bedford Stuyvesant The Livest one / Representing BK to the fullest / Gats I pull it bastards ducking when Big be bucking / Chickenheads be cluckin’ in my bathroom fuckin’

And those that rushes my clutches get put on crutches / Get smoked like Dutches from the master

Comments
Premier says that it was actually Biggie’s idea to sample an R. Kelly song to create the beat just like Jay-Z suggested to 9th Wonder when he produced “Threat” for The Black Album. It was also the first song played from The Ready to Die album on NY radio stations. After doing “Party and Bullshit” and plenty of guest appearances Biggie announced his arrival with lyrical prowess and intimidation not heard since Big Daddy Kane and Kool G. Rap.

3. “Notorious Thugs”

Memorable Lines
Armed and dangerous, ain’t too many can bang with us / Straight up weed, no angel dust, label us Notorious / Thug ass niggaz that love to bust, it’s strange to us / Y’all niggaz be scramblin, gamblin / Up in restaurants with mandolins, and violins / We just sittin here tryin to win, tryin not to sin / High off weed and lots of gin / So much smoke need oxygen, steadily countin them Benjamins

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When I was asking my friends their favorite verses from Biggie this was always the first or second one mentioned. Usually I have hard time understanding the words in a Bone Thugs and Harmony song but Big completely adapted to their style and delivered, arguably, his most memorable verse. No one could switch their style as effortlessly as the Notorious B.I.G.

2. 1st Verse “Victory”

Memorable Lines
Rhyme a few bars so I can buy a few cars / Then I kick a few flows so I can pimp a few hoes / Excellence is my presence never tense / Never hesitant leave a nigga bent real quick / Real sick, brawl nights, I perform like Mike / Anyone – Tyson, Jordan, Jackson / Action, pack guns, ridiculous / And I am quick to bust if my ends you touch

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The Rocky sample probably helps, but the verse has an epic feeling to it like a Jerry Bruckheimer action scene. Not only did Biggie write Puffy’s lyrics for the song, but he also went into the booth and recorded the vocals. All Diddy had to do was repeat what Biggie was saying in the same he was saying. This should have been on Life After Death as a solo song.

1. “Freestyle at MSG” w/ Big Daddy Kane, Scoob, Shyheim, and Tupac

Memorable Lines
I got 7 Mac-11’s / About eight 38s / Nine 9s, 10 Mac Tens / The shit never ends / You can’t touch my riches / Even if you had MC Hammer and them 357 bitches

Oh my God I’m dropping shit like a pigeon / I hope your listening / Smacking babies at their christening



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Mtoa mada umenihuzunisha sana yaleyale ya kumfananisha drake na king Kendrick Lamar...sio kosa lako utakua ni new school ambae umemezeshwa hizi hype na hawa writers wa sikunhizi

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Sonjip said:
Mkuu unalinganisha mbingu na ardhi 2pac alikuwa na ataendelea kuwa juu milele

Yupo kwenye kitabu cha gueness book of record kama the best album seller zaidi ya copy million 75 wakati BIG hakuwai fikia kiwango hicho.

Kingine Tupac Shakur ndiye alive mtambulisha BIG kwamara ya kwanza stejini BIG akiwa bado underground wakati huo Tupac ana album mtaani inaenda kwajina la street for my nniger 1990.

Mpaka mauti yanamkuta
13September1996 Tupac alikuwa ameshatoa Album Saba na movie 4

Wakati BIG Mpaka anakufa alikuwa na album moja tu nayapili kabla ajazindua akawa ameuwawa.

Kwakifupi Tupac alikuwa juu kwakila kitu ukimlinganisha na BIG

Yani nisawa umlinganishe Diamond na Nuh Mziwanda alafu utuambie nani mkali.

Tupac wakati anakufa aliacha nyimbo Mpya 250ambazo azijatoka zikawa zinatolewa Kidogo Kidogo kama album wakati BIG aliacha nyimbo 16 ambozo ni ulbum yake ya life after death.

Mkuu sikunyingine usijalibu kumlinganisha Tupac na vitu vya ajabu ajabu utapata dhambi Kwa Mora wako bure.

Wajuzi wamambo tunakwambia katika kila category ya kitufulani uwa kunamfalme wake.

Kwenye Raggae ni Bob Marley kwenye Hip Hop ni Tupac kwenye pop ni Michael Jackson

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Asikwambie mtu-Biggie chini ya kichwa Puff Daddy dunia ilisimama-title yake ya king of New York was rightfully earned-never again will we ever see such a phenomenon.The world awaits his second coming
 
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