@lowdowndarrel: Gone way too soon! Say what you want about Hip Hop, but it was founded on empowerment and bred some revolutionary thinkers and writers. Hip hop came out of Black Americans in the Bronx living through poverty, racism, neglect and violence. A lot of what people now accuse hip hop of “promoting” was artists speaking on what was already happening around them. Like with so much else, African Americans took a bad situation and created something beautiful that today is loved around the world. Like Jay-Z said on Renegade, “I’ll bring you through the ghetto without riding round.” I fell in love with Hip Hop for the poetry, the inspiration and the vivid images it could paint through words. Pac was one of those artists who could make you see the world through his eyes. His impact is forever imprinted. #2pacshakur #2pac #hiphopmusic

amsterdam_taxi_chemtov :

god bles pac

Nicola :

Pac being pac. Fuckn legend. 💯

makaveli :

PAC WAS OUTFUKINGSTANDING🌹

Mopsie :

What made Tupac so impactful was his ability to balance raw aggression and anger with deep vulnerability and social commentary. He didn't just rap about the streets; he questioned the systemic reasons why those streets were the way they were. Whether he was talking about poverty, racism, or the struggle of the individual, he spoke with a conviction that made people feel he was fighting for them. He had a way of voicing the frustrations of millions who felt ignored by the people in power.♥️

choudharyafzal78 :

Mrt :

Aniel.S :

💯😎💯

MC Orthodox :

He would have been the first black president. Thats why they killed him. Stats.