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Old 08-28-2017, 12:40 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Awsi Dooger
I'm with you on #1 and #4 but not on #2 and #3.

As far as those guys are concerned to me they were famous for being famous. I'm sure that's not technically true but I have no idea what they did. I'd hate to be quizzed to name a genre or one title or anything else. I assume it was profanity related music. That's why it doesn't exist to me. IMO, profanity reliance basically means you don't have much talent to fall back on, whether it's comedy or music or anything else.

But absolutely I hate that they died and would hope both cases are solved.
I don't want to turn this into a board debating the merit of either's music, but I will say that they weren't famous for being famous. Both were very influential artists in the rap genre, Tupac especially. We're all entitled our own personal tastes when it comes to music. I'm not a huge fan of rap, but I can recognize the influence Tupac has had on the genre. It's a shame he died so young-- he could have continued to contribute. Don't even get me started on Kanye West--- you can PM me for that particular rant.

In any case-- back to the case. I find it shocking that Tupac was gunned down in the middle of Las Vegas and no one saw a thing. I'm not convinced of the conspiracy theory that he faked his own death. I do, however, believe Suge Knight was absolutely involved in both cases. I'm curious as to the documentary's take.
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