@hiphopofthe90s: 2Pac over 50 Cent's “In Da Club” beat 👀 The original track was released in 2003 as the lead single from “Get Rich or Die Tryin'”and was produced by Dr. Dre alongside Mike Elizondo. “In Da Club” is built around a steady 90 BPM tempo with a simple drum pattern and melodic synth line, a structure that makes it easy to blend with vocals recorded in different eras. 2Pac's verses often sit in a similar tempo range and rely on clear rhythmic pockets rather than overly complex patterns, which is why his acapellas can match surprisingly well with beats that came years after his time. That combination of delivery, timing, and vocal tone is one of the reasons his music continues to be remixed across generations. 👑 How y'all rating this 1–10? 🤔⁉️ 🎥 Via: Gobi M. Rahimi 🎶 Via: 2Pac - “In Da Club” Remix (DJ Chop Up) #rap #hiphop #2pac #50cent #music

Ma-andy :

he ain't no lyricist but damm bro can rap 👊🏽

Beg :

thug life😎

RandomCivilian :

Pac has the ability to flow on everything lol

Lee_Roy_LB :

tupac will fit in any beat to be fair...I mean there's a reason why he will always be the goat

lil melly the artist :

better than the original

Remon :

Tupac is the best rapper in the whole world

G :

One of the best rappers of all time. Legend!

Justin Petrie :

If only he were still with us. 💯💯

buddeeee011 :

the most average rapper ever

emma690567 :

eminem would do it better

diego belgica :

only people from the 80's or 90's understand

XASUUS HORE :

Man 😭😭🔥

Christian Augustine :

2pac is spiritually and lyrically

zygien Ambrosio10 :

pac can rap to anything

Frōsh 💨🥶 :

Rap so hard Shazam couldn’t even recognize which one 😅

ابو تركي :

2F🥀 :

Tout la rage 😡 en émotions

PrinceRSA :

Guess what also fits in

Marcello :

He's God of Rap

Wiz gorgui :

The King

knot :

JP Jaden :

Give this beat also to the Greatest Rapper DAX