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Thread started 07/28/05 11:07am

BillieSparks

Tupac - Rap Phenomenon

How is this mixtape? Is it really good/
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Reply #1 posted 07/28/05 11:26am

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BillieSparks said:

How is this mixtape? Is it really good/


it's amazing.
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Reply #2 posted 07/28/05 12:05pm

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"Me Against the World [Interscope, 1995]
Tough-guy sentimentality is an old story in American culture, but self-pity this rank is usually reserved for teen romances and tales of brave avant-gardists callously rejected by the mass media. His I-love-Mom rings true because Mom was no saint, and his respect for old G's seems genuine, probably because they told him how smart he was. But whether the metaphor be dead homies or suicide threat, the subtext of his persecution complex is his self-regard. What's doubly galling is that these are essential hip hop themes--as Ice Cube and B.I.G. have made all too vivid, it is persecution that induces young black men to kill each other and themselves. That such themes should rise to the top of the charts with this witless exponent of famous-for-being-famous is why pop fans decry the mass media. C+"

Robert Christgau.
All you others say Hell Yea!! woot!
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"Me Against the World [Interscope, 1995]
Tough-guy sentimentality is an old story in American culture, but self-pity this rank is usually reserved for teen romances and tales of brave avant-gardists callously rejected by the mass media. His I-love-Mom rings true because Mom was no saint, and his respect for old G's seems genuine, probably because they told him how smart he was. But whether the metaphor be dead homies or suicide threat, the subtext of his persecution complex is his self-regard. What's doubly galling is that these are essential hip hop themes--as Ice Cube and B.I.G. have made all too vivid, it is persecution that induces young black men to kill each other and themselves. That such themes should rise to the top of the charts with this witless exponent of famous-for-being-famous is why pop fans decry the mass media. C+"

Robert Christgau.



What's that got to do with anything? this thread is about DJ Whoo Kid, Green Lantern and DJ Vlad's "Tupac - Rap Phenomenon" mixtape, where they blend tupac acapellas with famous beats and get famous artists to guest on them.

that review you posted is for the Me Against The World album.
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Reply #4 posted 07/30/05 1:48pm

BillieSparks

what's the best songs on that mixtape. i definately gotta get it.
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