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I don't get why people say "if pac was alive, so and so wouldn't have blown"...Ummm yes they would have
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No they wouldn't have.
Especially not dudes like Ja Rule and Rick Ross.
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Pretty much. He would be where Cube is at but doing dramas.
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davey d had an essay contest for this very question about 10 years ago...i wrote in and won. forgive the first couple of sentences i was on a 'revolutionary' kick for a lil while there.
If 2Pac Were Alive Today
Where Would He Be ?
To be honest, and even though it hurts to say, I don't think that Pac was meant to be alive today. Every time I think of 2pac, I think of his striking similarity to Jesus of the Bible. And how his life was almost paralleled to Jesus'. Jesus came and left many, many, many, questions unanswered for us and was, by far, the most influencial man in the history of the world. Pac was similar. He left so many of us wondering...wondering what the game would be like if he was still alive and well...wondering what his records would be like...wondering if he would still be on top...wondering if he would have progressed to politics like he said in his last interview with Vibe magazine. He died for a reason, the same reason that all the most influential people die, (ie: Abraham Lincoln, JFK, Martin Luther King JR., Malcolm X, Jesus...etc.), because God put him on this earth to make us reconsider who we are and what we are doing here. Although Pac's life was short, it made us think so much about who we are, what we represent, how we treat people, and how we live. I cannot even begin to explain why Pac was so influential, but I find myself striving to be active like he was. Striving to be active like Jesus was. Both men had burning hearts for what they believed. Both men were strongly opposed by those in power. Both made the most of their lives. So, as for the question, I think if Pac was still here, he would not have been nearly as influential as he is today. He would be a legend of course, but his mystique and mystery would have diminished. Once again, I hate to say it, but I think we were meant to experience the legacy Pac left after his death. I miss him, and his passion for his beliefs, but we are meant to take over that burning heart and do something about it.
http://www.daveyd.com/2pacwhere9.html
If 2Pac Were Alive Today
Where Would He Be ?
To be honest, and even though it hurts to say, I don't think that Pac was meant to be alive today. Every time I think of 2pac, I think of his striking similarity to Jesus of the Bible. And how his life was almost paralleled to Jesus'. Jesus came and left many, many, many, questions unanswered for us and was, by far, the most influencial man in the history of the world. Pac was similar. He left so many of us wondering...wondering what the game would be like if he was still alive and well...wondering what his records would be like...wondering if he would still be on top...wondering if he would have progressed to politics like he said in his last interview with Vibe magazine. He died for a reason, the same reason that all the most influential people die, (ie: Abraham Lincoln, JFK, Martin Luther King JR., Malcolm X, Jesus...etc.), because God put him on this earth to make us reconsider who we are and what we are doing here. Although Pac's life was short, it made us think so much about who we are, what we represent, how we treat people, and how we live. I cannot even begin to explain why Pac was so influential, but I find myself striving to be active like he was. Striving to be active like Jesus was. Both men had burning hearts for what they believed. Both men were strongly opposed by those in power. Both made the most of their lives. So, as for the question, I think if Pac was still here, he would not have been nearly as influential as he is today. He would be a legend of course, but his mystique and mystery would have diminished. Once again, I hate to say it, but I think we were meant to experience the legacy Pac left after his death. I miss him, and his passion for his beliefs, but we are meant to take over that burning heart and do something about it.
http://www.daveyd.com/2pacwhere9.html
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I think he would have started rapping politically kinda like nas is now only at an earlier time and probably started acting again full time
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Pac was at the Boston game a few years ago though.
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I feel u man NOBODY likes to admit that he was
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but why?
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BTW Muhammad is the most influential person in history.
Sorry to bump, but interesting concept.
Sorry to bump, but interesting concept.
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He would've played a role in one of Tyler Perry's movies.
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This thread wouldn't exist if Pac was alive.
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I don't know about Ross, but as far as Ja Rule, with 2Pac still alive, him (and more than likely DMX, half of Murder Inc, 50 Cent and some others)
wouldnt have rapped with so much of his obvious influence. I'm sure the way Pac was, he would have taken that as massive biting, and more than
likely went after them.
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Pac had a home in Atlanta too tho, wouldv'e hooked up with the Dungeon Family and it wouldv'e been GAME. SET. MATCH.
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Pac ain't dead. Real ##%+!! don't die.