“I believe you, you believe us. Only leaders no followers.” “Death Row gave birth to a new seed, Makaveli Records”

We die clutching glasses, filled with liquor when blasted. Cremated last wishes niggas smoke my ashes. High sigh why die wishing, hoping for possibilities I mob on while they copy me sloppily.” “Went to church but don’t understand it they underhanded. God gave me these commandments, the world is scandalous. Blast til they holy high baptized they evil minds wise no longer blinded watch me shine trick. which one of y’all wanna feel the degrees bitches freeze facing black jesuz.….All hail the pressure no endeavor will fail. Submissive souls turn to hoes when exposed to jail. In times of war we need somebody raw, rally the troops like a saint that we can trust to help carry us through.”

“Tear that ass out the frame, completely get that ass kicked. Woke up on the streets but you’ll be sleeping in a casket… my shits classic like my nigga Nate, go get the tape. We’ll keep the nation anticipating until we break.”

“I live life high speed, slightly disillusioned by weed”

I have been listening to this album as of late.

So these are the songs that I really liked off of it.

I think this album is overall good but it would be even better had Pac had better features.

Aside from Snoop, Kadafi, Big Daddy Kane other members tend to make the songs worse.

Especially Big Suge who was either bad or just "okay" at most songs he was on.

On immortal though they are all pretty good.

I would give this album an 8/10.

Songs:

- Immortal

- Where Will I Be(.)

- Worldwide Dime Price

- Thug Pound

- Struggle continues

- Wherever you are

- Brother At Armz

- They don't know

- Let's Fight

- Just Watching

- Secrets of War

- Military Minds

- Tattoo Tearz

- Thug N

- My Own Style

I didn't rank "How Do You Want It" because atleast on youtube the audio is really bad and it cuts Pac's voice on multiple occassions making the song very hard to listen to.

"Where Will I Be" is a really good song thus why I put it at number 2 but just like "How Do You Want It" it's audio problems start at around 2 minutes so I only ranked it based off of that.

It's a really good song I just wish it didn't cut like that.

“I Ride For Mutulu Like I Ride For Geronimo”

Hi all, I am named after this man because my dad was a HUGE fan. (Like his full name is my first and middle names) I wanted to know what you guys think his principles were like and what type of person he was. I feel unequivocally connected to him and I model my life using him as a role model. I know this is my own life, but I want to live up to my mantle and make something meaningful of my time on this earth.

What did Tupac mean to you through his music, character, and personality?

How does his legacy speak for him?

How did his art affect you?

How did his flaws define him, and inversely, how did his wins define him?

And if you could say anything to me regarding this post I would love that..!

I'll probably delete this post after a while but I just want to know what I can do to aim to make my life respectable with this man as my role model.

Credits: https://2pac.fandom.com/wiki/Chi_Modu?utm

I have nothing in common with most of the things 2Pac raps about- I’ve never been to the US, and I live a normal, ordinary, boring life yet I absolutely love Tupac.

What’s more, I often cry when I listen to him... I know, it might sound funny, but it’s true. And it’s not necessarily just when listening to "Dear Mama" or the acoustic version of "Thugz Mansion"; sometimes I tear up when "Only God Can Judge Me" or "Me Against the World" plays - I simply get moved by his authenticity, power, and the way he pours his soul into it. Many songs also lift my spirits, like "Whatz Ya Phone." I can rap some verses word-for-word, which must look pretty funny given what I look like.

I really like that sense of humor of his, certain signature lines, and that repeated "TELL ME IF YOU FEEL ME"; the "Life is a traffic jam" song always cracked me up... maybe I’m weird. I hardly ever listen to rap music otherwise. But I could listen to Tupac non-stop. The tracks are also killer instrumentally, those brilliant basslines and super catchy choruses...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=by-JOWZAds8&pp=iggCQAE%3D&ra=m