The same type of beef that was dividing BIG and PAC in life is still dividing us today. Those two brothers gave the ultimate sacrafice for those beefs and it ended up being their lives. Of course East coast is going with BIG and West with Pac. The legacy that we remember about these two are their music. Both of them came from the streets, both of them were tight lyricist in their own right. BIG and PAC could tell stories that made you think, dance, reminise, or just be proud of the talent that was spitting out of their mouths.
I am a Brooklynmite to heart. I remember going on Fulton Street to get smoke and Dutches and seeing BIG on the block doing his thing. I'm pretty sure some people had some unpleasant running ins with him but I never got any bad vibes from him. BIG was like a big old teddy bear. Of course you are in the streets so you have to do what you have to do to survive. I remember stand on Franklin Ave and listening to 'Ready to Die' before it even hit the stores. Think back to the day of BIG's funeral. do you all remember the way that the streets was lined up and people were all up on poles trying to pay their respect to Brooklyn's son. Mrs. Wallace gave birth to him and thank God for her but BIG became Brooklyn's son. And please let's not talk about when someone put on the Hypnotized track. It was over. You do not get that reaction from people if there isn't something that you have touched within them.
As for the Pac shooting at the studio, everybody that be talking do not really know what happened that night. The truth be told PAC did not even really know what happened. Controversy will continue to follow that shooting. But we were not there so who are we to judge. I had love for PAC as well so don't get it twisted but the media was sitting there hyping that up just like if you was suppose to fight at three o'clock after school and all the kids have gathered around yet the friends of your opponent is steady throwing salt in the game to make him or her even more upset then they originally was. And guess what? We fell right into it. The media hyped it and we as a society kept it going up until we were watching on T.V. that our two most dominate lyricist were shot up and in somebodies hospital never to walk out of those facilities again. History, Legendary, but Sad.
I am so glad that there will be other people that will get a look at the true BIG and maybe get a better understanding of the man himself. I believe that 'Notorious' is going to do that. If a PAC film comes out about his life we should support that as well. PAC's life was a rough life but an amazing one as well. There is definitely a story that needs to be and eventually will be told.
Stop dissing each other on these blogs. What is coming from it? Nothing. These two fellas were geniuses in their own right. Accept that and move on. Do not honor their legacies by being disrespectful to one another. I do not believe that would be an honor to either one of them DO YOU?
BEEF???? LET IT REST ALREADY...... R.I.P BIG AND PAC. THANKS FOR BEING APART OF OUR LIVES...........
LET IT REST!!!!!!!!!!!
The same type of beef that was dividing BIG and PAC in life is still dividing us today. Those two brothers gave the ultimate sacrafice for those beefs and it ended up being their lives. Of course East coast is going with BIG and West with Pac. The legacy that we remember about these two are their music. Both of them came from the streets, both of them were tight lyricist in their own right. BIG and PAC could tell stories that made you think, dance, reminise, or just be proud of the talent that was spitting out of their mouths.
I am a Brooklynmite to heart. I remember going on Fulton Street to get smoke and Dutches and seeing BIG on the block doing his thing. I'm pretty sure some people had some unpleasant running ins with him but I never got any bad vibes from him. BIG was like a big old teddy bear. Of course you are in the streets so you have to do what you have to do to survive. I remember stand on Franklin Ave and listening to 'Ready to Die' before it even hit the stores. Think back to the day of BIG's funeral. do you all remember the way that the streets was lined up and people were all up on poles trying to pay their respect to Brooklyn's son. Mrs. Wallace gave birth to him and thank God for her but BIG became Brooklyn's son. And please let's not talk about when someone put on the Hypnotized track. It was over. You do not get that reaction from people if there isn't something that you have touched within them.
As for the Pac shooting at the studio, everybody that be talking do not really know what happened that night. The truth be told PAC did not even really know what happened. Controversy will continue to follow that shooting. But we were not there so who are we to judge. I had love for PAC as well so don't get it twisted but the media was sitting there hyping that up just like if you was suppose to fight at three o'clock after school and all the kids have gathered around yet the friends of your opponent is steady throwing salt in the game to make him or her even more upset then they originally was. And guess what? We fell right into it. The media hyped it and we as a society kept it going up until we were watching on T.V. that our two most dominate lyricist were shot up and in somebodies hospital never to walk out of those facilities again. History, Legendary, but Sad.
I am so glad that there will be other people that will get a look at the true BIG and maybe get a better understanding of the man himself. I believe that 'Notorious' is going to do that. If a PAC film comes out about his life we should support that as well. PAC's life was a rough life but an amazing one as well. There is definitely a story that needs to be and eventually will be told.
Stop dissing each other on these blogs. What is coming from it? Nothing. These two fellas were geniuses in their own right. Accept that and move on. Do not honor their legacies by being disrespectful to one another. I do not believe that would be an honor to either one of them DO YOU?
BEEF???? LET IT REST ALREADY...... R.I.P BIG AND PAC. THANKS FOR BEING APART OF OUR LIVES...........