2PAC - "The Day Tupac Died" 5 MIN. RARE MTV VIDEO

[BrooklynBomber]

Don't bother the dead, they are busy.

[Addison]

watch and bear witness to the pleasures of participation
seperation is self destruction what's needed is unification
cause the world ain't hardly scared
If not prepared we're sure to be buried and be no longer there

[Jim_Davis]

I like 2pac but in the same way I like Kurt Cobain, Sid Vicious and John Lennon.

When somebody dies young they become immortalised. Fact is better rappers than 2pac have died. 2pac was more famous due to his Thug and criminal image. So when people try to bring out the positive words of pac now its kind of a contradiction to why people really liked him in the first place.

[K-Nan]

I like 2pac but in the same way I like Kurt Cobain, Sid Vicious and John Lennon.

When somebody dies young they become immortalised. Fact is better rappers than 2pac have died. 2pac was more famous due to his Thug and criminal image. So when people try to bring out the positive words of pac now its kind of a contradiction to why people really liked him in the first place.

You're so right.

[Addison]

I like 2pac but in the same way I like Kurt Cobain, Sid Vicious and John Lennon.

When somebody dies young they become immortalised. Fact is better rappers than 2pac have died. 2pac was more famous due to his Thug and criminal image. So when people try to bring out the positive words of pac now its kind of a contradiction to why people really liked him in the first place.

I hear this from time to time..

What exactly qualifies one rapper over another?

I say it's individual opinion, Naz.

[Dye]

2pac is the only rapper i admire.

He is the greatest rapper ever IMO.

[Jim_Davis]

If you are a genuine 2pac fan then thats good. I am to an extent. But him dying early immortalises him Jesus style. People talk about him as if he is some kind of god. There's no doubt that he was one of the best from one of the best eras in rap but there is a sort of "you brought it on yourself" feeling.

[Addison]

If you followed Pacaveli's career from beginning to death - there would be no second guessing. He was the single most thrilling public figure in history.

[Jim_Davis]

If you followed Pacaveli's career from beginning to death - there would be no second guessing. He was the single most thrilling public figure in history.

He died when I was 7. Although I went through a stage when I was 12-15 of plastering my wall in pac posters and listening to his music.

[Addison]

If you are a genuine 2pac fan then thats good. I am to an extent. But him dying early immortalises him Jesus style. People talk about him as if he is some kind of god. There's no doubt that he was one of the best from one of the best eras in rap but there is a sort of "you brought it on yourself" feeling.

Really?

It doesn't quite immortalize the others who died young quite the same way..

With him it was different.

There isn't a shred of hype associated.