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That Makaveli Era was crazy

All prime pac songs. Great entertainer and singer-songwriter.

Pac was set up. We in Vegas right. 30 of us. We watch the Tyson fight and then venture through a casino while exiting to get ready for the club later on that night.

But low and behold. Some dude from the entourage out of nowhere just so happens to recognize Baby Lane standing near by himself?

It's like a million people in there. Ya Away from home. But this n1gga just happens to see Orlando. The person that just recently took a Death Row chain?

Plus Orlando's uncle Keefe and Suge use to be child hood hang out buddies from school. Suges parents would invite uncle Keefe to swim in their backyard pool with suge and others when the weather was hot. Plus they use to play football with each other for a short period of time back day.

So my question is. Who was the very first n1gga that spotted Baby Lane in the casino?

And I want his name. Because that was the n1gga that was actually apart of this conspiracy. Jmo.

Because we having the time of our lives Away from home. But you just so happen to see Orlando while everyone was tipsy and moving at a fast pace to get ready for later on that night?

So something sounds fishy here. That's all I know.

oh what could have been smh

This is Necrophilia at this point...

Willy Boban said 🔗 Pac was set up. We in Vegas right. 30 of us. We watch the Tyson fight and then venture through a casino while exiting to get ready for the club later on that night. But low and behold. Some dude from the entourage out of nowhere just so happens to recognize Baby Lane standing near by himself? It's like a million people in there. Ya Away from home. But this n1gga just happens to see Orlando. The person that just recently took a Death Row chain? Plus Orlando's uncle Keefe and Suge use to be child hood hang out buddies from school. Suges parents would invite uncle Keefe to swim in their backyard pool with suge and others when the weather was hot. Plus they use to play football with each other for a short period of time back day. So my question is. Who was the very first n1gga that spotted Baby Lane in the casino? And I want his name. Because that was the n1gga that was actually apart of this conspiracy. Jmo. Because we having the time of our lives Away from home. But you just so happen to see Orlando while everyone was tipsy and moving at a fast pace to get ready for later on that night? So something sounds fishy here. That's all I know.

From one side yes you are right but on the other hand I personaly took from life that no matter how many extravagance or special factors you put in the mix, life might hand you a regular a$s outcome. Meaning that yeah Pac is the superstar , superstardom an already high risk lifestyle regarding drugs party life etc. So to combine that with a highly violent gang/crime element lets you live in high rev always red lining your chances. The outcome from that night in Vegas how mysterious all the sh1t is might be a very explainable and logical outcome of the ingrediënts put in prior.

Anyhow R.I.P. Tupac Shakur

You can hear the silkk the shocker influence

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No conspiracy at all. Dude swung on a known banger, said individual gets jumped by rival gang. Said individual rounds up his gang then retaliation ensues.

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I thought the song with Jon b was the last song he recorded?

Pac's energy was increasingly amped in many of the songs that he did between July 96' to September of 96'. If he stayed on that trajectory, I could only imagine what his song would've sounded like by Oct or Nov of 96'.

What a loss. His death will never not be sad to me. I can only imagine how much great music and movies we missed out on because of that night in Vegas.

A-L-P said 🔗 Pac's energy was increasingly amped in many of the songs that he did between July 96' to September of 96'. If he stayed on that trajectory, I could only imagine what his song would've sounded like by Oct or Nov of 96'. What a loss. His death will never not be sad to me. I can only imagine how many great music and movies we missed out on because of that night in Vegas.

yeah from that july timeperiod on, pac found his stride in bringin energy 2 the tracks and uppin his lyrical game slowly. he woulda def been a monster if he lived longer. i can't imagine the music he woulda been makin in 97 once he got more settled in2 deathrow n had sumtime 2 relax. he's 1 of the few rap artists that i can think of that got better with time. such a damn shame!!

A-L-P said 🔗 Pac's energy was increasingly amped in many of the songs that he did between July 96' to September of 96'. If he stayed on that trajectory, I could only imagine what his song would've sounded like by Oct or Nov of 96'. What a loss. His death will never not be sad to me. I can only imagine how many great music and movies we missed out on because of that night in Vegas.

Yeah, we lost a true hip-hop MC/actor/thespian for sure. I can only imagine where he would have been today.

I think that possibly a mogul for sure, just imagine all of the good music/movies/media that he would've blessed us with.

Damn man.

These 3 tracks all appeared on the bootlegs going around soon as he passed. Makes sense

I like the 2nd version of Hell 4 a hustler much more

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Murderers said 🔗 I thought the song with Jon b was the last song he recorded?

Nah, that was recorded in Aug of 96' about two weeks before the Vegas incident.

CIA agent bought into his character way too much.

waytoomuch said 🔗 yeah from that july timeperiod on, pac found his stride in bringin energy 2 the tracks and uppin his lyrical game slowly. he woulda def been a monster if he lived longer. i can't imagine the music he woulda been makin in 97 once he got more settled in2 deathrow n had sumtime 2 relax. he's 1 of the few rap artists that i can think of that got better with time. such a damn shame!!

My bad I meant to prop from my phone. He definitely was upping his lyrical game. That was a good analogy from July - sept 96 his energy and the type of songs he made were different than what was on AEOM

Reminds me I need to get Still I Rise on vinyl.

Bigg_Slime said 🔗 I like the 2nd version of Hell 4 a hustler much more ↪🔗

Same for Black Jesus. They both sounded better on Still I Rise

A-L-P said 🔗 Pac's energy was increasingly amped in many of the songs that he did between July 96' to September of 96'. If he stayed on that trajectory, I could only imagine what his song would've sounded like by Oct or Nov of 96'. What a loss. His death will never not be sad to me. I can only imagine how much great music and movies we missed out on because of that night in Vegas.

Sadly if he had survived he woulda probably recorded but not tour or anything like that, he lost 1 lung & 2 fingers i believe were shot off his hand, probably woulda never made movies either but hey i could be wrong that man had infinite drive to succeed...

A-L-P said 🔗 Pac's energy was increasingly amped in many of the songs that he did between July 96' to September of 96'. If he stayed on that trajectory, I could only imagine what his song would've sounded like by Oct or Nov of 96'. What a loss. His death will never not be sad to me. I can only imagine how much great music and movies we missed out on because of that night in Vegas.

If pac had lived eventually dudes would call him washed up and old unless he went the movie route but with Hollywood politics who knows how far that would have gone. Strangely his death and all the strange things surrounding it Increased his legacy.
He died a hero and didn't live long enough to become a villain(even tho he was somewhat a villian alive)
He was musically getting better with time which is rare but life is unpredictable who knows what his future would have been like, his potential added to his legacy and greatness.
It's almost like he died at the "right" time unfortunately, I think if he would have died the first time he got shot his legacy wouldn't be as profound.