#peace Yea when you have Pac not on a Lyricist-List; they refer to those that made you break your ⏪-button on your cassette-deck, scratch the CD for the same reason, or force you to genius to read the cliffnotes of the bar. Pac was a Renaissance-Poet type of Wordsmith so his wordplay was surface but his voice was Anointed #reverently
Asking people to validate on whether Pac was a lyricist or not is a disservice to Pac legacy, he does not need to be validated by anybody. Art should not belittle Pac legacy by having to ask from people if he was a lyricist or not, Pac legacy stands on it's own, no one downplays it no one uplifts it.
As a black man, 2Pac was all of us at some point in life. When I'm going through things and need to think, I need to listen to Pac. There is a Pac song for every up/down in my life and I still rely on his words.
Most rappers take weeks, months and years to write their lyrics and complete their albums. 2pac writes his lyrics in 5 mins and can do it when the entire world wages war against him
@@KeefeDAnderson x never dissed pac . Niggaz tried to say get at me dog was about Pac and we know it wasn't. Do you know ruff Ryder's was trying to get a deal with deathrow while pac was there in 96? Do your homework B4 you start spewing lies
2pac is a lyricist and a prolific writer. Yes, his rhymes were very poetic and story driven. But, 2pac was a deep thinker with a militant mindset. HE was very versatile in his writing and ability to hear one's pain through his words. Not everyone can write a Holla if you hear me/ I get around/ hit em up/ who do you believe in/ he'll 4 hustla/ changes/ troublesome 96. 2pac was a man whose pen game was livid experience driven and a lot of those songs that came out in 1996 had been conceptualized while incarcerated. Hit em up was a song already written in 2pac mind and plan created to get back at big. All that was needed was for 2pac to put pen to paper and record the song. Troublesome 96 was a song briefly touched on in a letter about feelings regarding his perceived enemies. 2pac had words before he had picked up the pen and recorded. Afeni/ mutulu/ assata/ mopreme/ black panther / sek/ Queen Panther Yasmyn Fula was 2pac inspiration fir his career.
He is a lyricists. His shiit was different than the next rapper. His raps dealt about Black people. Every rhyme didn't have to rhyme because he was delivering a message to his people. 2Pac is the GOAT of rap
Guess I have the wrong definition of lyricist. Cuz I thought Pac was lyrical as hell. ... BTW that cut wit Pac and Kane never get old. An epic classic. 💯
They got a nicca, shedding tears, reminiscing on my past fears, cause shit was hectic for me last year, it appears that I've been marked for death, my heartless breath, the underlying cause of my arrest, my life is stressed... #Bars
And no rest forever weary My eyes stay teary for all the brothers that are buried in the cemetery Shit's scary, our black on black crime legendary But at times unnecessary, I'm gettin' worried Teardrops and closed caskets, the three strikes law is drastic And certain death for us ghetto bastards What can we do when we're arrested, but open fire Life in the pen' ain't for me, 'cause I'd rather die
@@scottbaker3554 Buried, cemetery, bastards, caskets... How many times did we hear him use those rhymes before? Every other song... Especially with the unreleased music... Those bars is mid be honest
A person who writes lyrics for songs. Is the definition of a lyricist. Even on that basis 2Pac is a lyricist. He was prolific and he wrote with emotions so you felt every word. So of course he is a lyricist.
@@KeefeDAnderson But he's the only Rapper to shoot two Police office's when they were messing with his ppl!!! It doesn't get any masculine than that!!!! Now which so called masculine, Gangstar Rapper has that on their resume? 🤔
That's because they not realistic. Fake people hate anything that's real. Because real shit shatters their egos. That real shit contradicts that false self image they hide behind. They hate to be reminded of the nature of something. This is why they would rather hear fairy tails, because it helps them sleep good at night.
No he’s not… His dropping records career is over and been over in the early 90’s and just because a record label won’t sign him he still drop new hits on RUclips but he doesn’t have any more or they would’ve been on his wack .3rd album!!! He hit the 3 album jinx like everyone else did!!!
Tupac was a master lyricist he just didn't spit nursery rymes😂he was deep like a preacher nursery rhymes wasn't his thing real life and being felt was his craft and style
Nursery rhymes lol 🤡 The nursery rhymes are simple, repetitive and predictable. Like when Pac said "Hennessy" I could guess 99% he was gonna rhyme it right after that w "Enemies"
Yo, these felonies be like prophecies Beggin' me to stop 'cause these Lawyers gettin' money every time they knock us Snatchin' pockets lyrically, suckers flee when they notice Switched my name to Makaveli, half the rap game ghost Exposed foes with my hocus-pocus flows, they froze Now suckers idolize my chosen blows And mo' money mean litigatin', mo' playa hatin' Got a cell at the pen' for me waitin', is this my fate? *2 pac: Makaveli - Hold Ya Head 🎵*
And that’s what he was and there’s no shame in that. You were not going to get witty punchlines or wordplay from PAC’s music, his messages were direct and straightforward. And there is nothing wrong with that.
@@futureflavors205Now You being Disingenuous.A Lyricists is anyone Who pens Their Own lyrics.Not only just Someone Who inserts a Flood of Metaphors and Punchlines.That's Your Problem right there.
@@futureflavors205 You are the definition of dumbass. Are you trying to argue with the Oxford Dictionary definition of "lyricism"??? It's funny, I like how you haters remember about word "metaphor" of your MCs basic songs, but when they tell you about the concept of lyricism from the same dictionary, then you say: “everything is different in hip-hop, you don’t understand anything and you don’t know about our culture" bla-bla-blah. Substitution of concepts. There is no hip-hop definition of lyricism. Lyricism is a poetic concept. Poets have always been much more important than typical trash MCs. Tupac is a poet and has high emotions. Therefore, he is superior to all MCs in the fictional culture. You are all fanatics, an ordinary cargo fictional cult. EE Cummings, JMB, Maya Angelou, Sylvia Plath, Walter Abish, William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, etc better then every pseudo-MC. Learn and search, plus read more, you modern gagboy. Poetry it's not mumbo-jumbo tale-rappers like Jay-Z, Mobb Deep, Channel Live, De La Soul and more garbage artists or groups. Primitive gangsta stories with a lot rhymes were not high culture (aristocratic) never, but they aroused a wild cult from the uneducated mass of crap. Therefore, hip-hop is the easiest genre; almost any degenerate can create a primitive rhyme scheme. But what about the soul or feelings?? Where is the main idea or base?? Where is the history and meaningful description of human activity?? This is not the case, all MCs talk only about - weapons, whores and cars, before and now. Tupac had songs for every community, that's why he's better than most a lot trash rappers, fakes and snakes. Poets > Rappers, it's easy truth.
2PAC wasn't a lyrist. The fools who say that have to laugh at them. 2 PAC express the pain that young black males was going through and still going through today. PAC IS A ICON🅰️➕
Trips me out how people think 2pac wasn't a lyricist, goes to show it all subjective. 2pac came off as a lyricist to me at the age of 13 from Tha Lunatic to the i got my mind made up verse. From his debut album to his last two albums with countless features. He always had his moments shining as a lyricist.
Kane is right but imo you have to listen to Pac's songs like Letter 2 My Unborn which is my fav the lyrics are there. See what made Pac great/goat is he left no area of rap untouched pretty much like Jordan he was good at every aspect of the game he was the first one to do it at that magnitude with that charisma. That's why we still talk of him until this day.
Seriously how can 2pac have haterz he one of the most rawest emotional passionate musicians, eminem and dmx had that same u can literally feel what they say can make u cry even
2PAC definitely touched souls, he was the real deal. His music was about all about substance. If he had 20 more years, we would be living in a different world today! But most intriguing to me was the fact that he knew this world was going to take his life for being a truth telling soul, yet he continued on a path of truth. No Diddy.
For every 2pac song I've had listened to, let me say this, 2pac is definitely lyrical but just in a different way. What sets 2pac apart from other rappers is that he doesn't talk about himself in a sense where he has bad women, fast cars, alot of money and mansion etc since not everyone can relate to that. But what people can really relate to is PROBLEMS because everyone has them. He more so talks about society and what people go through on a regular basis, whether if its people being poor/struggling, crimes, shootings, police brutality, teen pregnancies, the government not caring about its people, suicidal, depression/mental health issues, racism, discrimination,or family issues etc. so whenever pac spittin, people saw themselves in him. He was the last dying breed that actually wanted change and to make a difference in the world. Doing that requires spreading messages in his music hoping that people will listen to what hes saying. Everything that he says in his music still holds weight and meaning to this day. His music will forever live on as people will always listen to it. Not just in america, but globally. There will never be another 2pac. For someone that has accomplished so much in a short amount of time until he reached 25 its incredible. And the crazy thing is, he still had alot to offer.
Coming from one of the Greatest Lyricist to ever do it , BDK , getting his approval is like getting approval from Jesus Christ . . . BDK said Pac lyrical , and like Wolverine says "NUFF SAID, BUB"
According to the official definition of the words "lyrical" or "lyricism", Pac is the greatest of all time when it comes to lyricism. Lyricism - an artist's expression of emotion in an imaginative and beautiful way; the quality of being lyrical. Solved.
@@futureflavors205 Sorry, you don't get to just change meanings - my opinion. There is technicality and there is being lyricial. Pac is 1st and Nas is a distant 2nd when it comes to lyricism. When it comes to technicality, it's probably some underground rapper almost nobody cares about
@@marijancorluka4500 I just gave you a concrete example of a word that's changed meanings depending on the context it's used. If you want to ignore it, that's on you.
@marijancorluka4500 Bruh Pac is dope but get real Nas is and was lightyears ahead of Tupac when it comes to lyricism and Pac fully knew that too when he was here music.ruclips.net/video/rt1tdAnUnU4/видео.html&si=1BCSJRF7JbKzNFpc
Amen, Big Daddy Kane. I remember when I popped in “me against the world”. When I heard , “can you picture my prophecy”… I was hooked. He touched my soul. Pac is a legend in his own right!
Lyricism is Lyricism.One can take it to the Highest Heights.But anyone Who pens 🖊 lyrics is a lyricists.Anything outside of that! Is just People's Opinions and Preferences.
Kane speaking facts... Pac wasn't super lyrical, people just felt his bars... A true lyricist is lyrical to the point you want to rewind that 🔥 verse, & Pac was never that guy.. Nasty Nas was, Big L was, Big Pun was...
Nah, with pac you rewinded the entire song and listen to it again and again. *Your* definition of a lyricist is like a sportsman who performs one skill in a game and his team still loses. BTW BDK said Tupac was a great lyricist.
@@isaz597 He said that to appease yall rabid fans that would be in his mentions if he told the truth and said Nah, Pac was a better speaker and entertainer than rapper. Lyricist is a Title for those at the upper echelon of bar work like Kane was in 89
Tupac is lyrical enough, his own lyricism is based upon delivery and subject matter being intertwined with some form of poetic technique... and that's exactly what Tupac did which makes him lyrical. He isn't forced to be a New York lyrical miracle rapper to make it into the "lyrical" list of rappers. You don't want to rewind Tupac verses? Fair enough for yourself, but 40+ million people listen to him worldwide I'm sure there's enough of them rewinding his verses lol...
Yall just get mad when people say Pac isnt the greatest lyricist because he wasnt, and thats Ok he had his lane in which he shined but he wasnt a wordsmith and Kane basically explained it perfectly, Pac used the same rhymes alot he became repetitive.
He wasn't a "sick lyrical miracle rapper" like the Wu Tang bunch but he is the most respected rapper out of all which deems him as the greatest lyricist of all time. Lyricism isn't strictly the use of specific literary techniques, it encompasses a lot more per its official definition and Tupac certainly met that criteria.
2Pac could hear a beat, write the lyrics to it in NO TIME , lay it down in the booth EXACTLY how he wanted to EXPRESS IT and THEN BE WAITING on the other MF's to finish THEIR SHIT on the same track‼⁉⁉ I mean, how many times have I heard this from different artists about 2Pac whether they were artists from different states or artists under his guidance like the OUTLAWZ‼⁉ 2Pac was A BEAST when it came down to WRITING, Coordinating the Sound he wanted and Laying Down the Lyrics in the Booth‼‼He could do a song from start to finish in minutes‼‼ I compare him to Lauryn Hill, in the sense that even Pras and Wyclef said that Lauryn Hill was UNMATCHED when it came to Music Composition because she could just hear a beat or a melody from and OLD SKOOL RECORD and use a SAMPLE of it AMAZINGLY to create a NEW SONG‼‼ Pras and Wyclef were AMAZED at HOW FAST Lauryn could come up with NEW MUSIC from Old Records which is an ODE to the creators of the past who PAVED THE WAY for her to create music today. Lauryn Hill LOVED TO GIVE homage to our predecessors of Music. I think Lauryn Hill FELT LIKE the Musical Artists of the PAST didn't get their JUST DUE‼⁉ 2Pac to me will ALWAYS BE one of the Greatest Musical Artists that I have been privileged to see and hear in my lifetime. I don't see how people can say that 2Pac wasn't lyrical and I agree with BD Kane, 2Pac was lyrical and his lyrics touched YOUR SOUL‼‼ #RIP@2PAC
Tupac was Most Definitely A Revolutionary Lyricist, He Was Out Spoken and Never Silent about the injustice that We All Face as a People, He Carried the Strength, Power and Truth of Both His Mother and Father. 🎼🔥💪🏾🔥🎼 May Tupac's Legacy of Musical Truth Continue to live on And Change the way we Think, Live and Show Love unto each other.🌹🕊️🕊️🕊️
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Only haters think pac wasn't lyrical
#peace Yea when you have Pac not on a Lyricist-List; they refer to those that made you break your ⏪-button on your cassette-deck, scratch the CD for the same reason, or force you to genius to read the cliffnotes of the bar. Pac was a Renaissance-Poet type of Wordsmith so his wordplay was surface but his voice was Anointed #reverently
true...
Or people with their own opinion
Yall fangirls stuck in pacs closet and just can't come0ut if anything 😂
@@pay_it_forward_franklin4469 yall don't even bump any other artist outside of pac...so yall opinion doesn't matter in hiphop debates.
Pac haters still can't understand it. Ain't never gonna be another legend like him
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💯FACTS
I'm the #1 hater. I hate the way he rapped I hate the way he stand I hate the way he smiled I hate the way he died 😅😅 I'm just playing
Going on 28 yrs and this man is still being talked about, goes to show you the IMPACT and how IMPORTANT he was 💯💯💯💯
Wen are yalls fans gone realise he waz overrated
PAC was definitely a lyricist I felt him every time I heard him
Yea, u literally felt him in bed 😂
Only a gay nigga think like that@@KeefeDAnderson
You felt him every time ??? He was not lyrical
@@KeefeDAndersonShut yo g@y a$$ up!!
@@nodistractionzpodcast3897Tupac was lyrical most definitely!! 💯
Pac is a lyricist and definitely the realist. 🐐👑
💯🔥💯🔥
He is hellova overrated lyricist
How is PAC the realist when he was perpetrating to be a gangster! Which he was not!
Realist? I wouldn't go that far
Asking people to validate on whether Pac was a lyricist or not is a disservice to Pac legacy, he does not need to be validated by anybody. Art should not belittle Pac legacy by having to ask from people if he was a lyricist or not, Pac legacy stands on it's own, no one downplays it no one uplifts it.
This conversation shouldn't exist. I didn't understand Pac til I got older. His lyrics made me think.
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Yes you 100% right
Yall fanboys of pac don't exist in hiphop debates 😂
@KeefeDAnderson neither does mfs who hide beside fake pages to hate on deceased folk
Metaphors they saying he wasn't he was early days and before he passed I think it was still felt emotions if I make sense
Lyrics are like poems. Pac had lyrics that touch the minds & souls .
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Sounds lik u describing dmx lyrics
Keep telling yourself that
Facts 💯
Pac lyrics made me go catch my opps
People need to stop discrediting 2 Pac. Discrediting = A Hater
You Ppl just can't handle the truth thr yall balletgoddess iz 0verrated 😅
And then there’s a lil thing called taste and opinions.
@KeefeDAnderson Nah You just gotta reach for anything You're motivated by Hate and Jealousy.
@@heruapocalypse2021 ya pac fanz can't handle da truth str8 up son
@@KeefeDAndersonPAC is the 🐐. You a notorious pig fan. You mad PAC was smashing his wife.
As a black man, 2Pac was all of us at some point in life. When I'm going through things and need to think, I need to listen to Pac. There is a Pac song for every up/down in my life and I still rely on his words.
You're absolutely right. 2Pac's music got me thru some hard times in my life growing up.
Amen😂 🙏🏾
Truth.
Black girls too
black women as well ❤
You know a rapper is a lyricist when you can just sit back, listen and picture the song like a movie unfolding.
exactly.
Absolutely 💯
Well said
Yep DMX
Kane hit the nail on the head. Tupac' Music touched people's souls that's why 2Pac the G.O.A.T.
God Bless the Dead. 🙏 👊
2pac is the gayestoat 😂
Kid you saying the same Sh*t every 2Pac video. Think you in Love with him. Just admit it no one will think less of you.
No such thing as the goat in rap. Its too many dope ones
So tupacs da goats for touching souls LOL yu buggn son
If Kane said it I don't wanna listen to anyone else
Most rappers take weeks, months and years to write their lyrics and complete their albums. 2pac writes his lyrics in 5 mins and can do it when the entire world wages war against him
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2pac lost wigpieces faster than him writing hiz raps 😂
What u mean by that🤔@@KeefeDAnderson
Exactly, for pac it was totally effortless and natural. That’s what makes it even more impressive.
@@garethjackson6187 facts 💯💯💯
& there it is, the Mfn BIG DADDY KANE himself has spoken ! 🔥👑
Running from the cops. Running on e. All out to me
Tupac is simultaneously the goat and underrated.
Pac went in on
Holla At Me & Hearts Of Men,
He could be lyrical when ever he wanted to be
Listen to Pac go in on the song he got with Kane.
His delivery was hard on those songs but he wasn't lyrical
Dmx went in on pac on hiz freestyle diss track
@@mondee5758According to the official definition of "lyrical" or "lyricism" he is the most lyrical of all time.
@@KeefeDAnderson x never dissed pac
. Niggaz tried to say get at me dog was about Pac and we know it wasn't. Do you know ruff Ryder's was trying to get a deal with deathrow while pac was there in 96? Do your homework B4 you start spewing lies
Pac was a lyrical beast at 25 just imagine pac at 30 , 40 , 45 years old
Lyrical beast😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣....u niggaz......😂
Perfectly said
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21-25 💯
Lyrical???????????????????
Kane broke this down EXACTLY how I've been breaking this down for YEARS 💯💪🏿
And yall with wrong..😂
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2pac is a lyricist and a prolific writer. Yes, his rhymes were very poetic and story driven. But, 2pac was a deep thinker with a militant mindset. HE was very versatile in his writing and ability to hear one's pain through his words. Not everyone can write a Holla if you hear me/ I get around/ hit em up/ who do you believe in/ he'll 4 hustla/ changes/ troublesome 96. 2pac was a man whose pen game was livid experience driven and a lot of those songs that came out in 1996 had been conceptualized while incarcerated. Hit em up was a song already written in 2pac mind and plan created to get back at big. All that was needed was for 2pac to put pen to paper and record the song. Troublesome 96 was a song briefly touched on in a letter about feelings regarding his perceived enemies. 2pac had words before he had picked up the pen and recorded. Afeni/ mutulu/ assata/ mopreme/ black panther / sek/ Queen Panther Yasmyn Fula was 2pac inspiration fir his career.
ME & MY GIRLFRIEND ❤🎉
_2pac.Makaveli.The.Don has made me Rewind the Rewind._ 💣🔥🔥🔥🚒🙌🙌🙌
2pac.fakaveli.la.belle prolly wished he rewind back to ballet arts school b4 playing a studi0g 😂
That was his lyrical peek
@@KeefeDAnderson aye brackhead Keefe youza cornball 🤣🤡
The OG has Spoken!! 2 of the Greatest Lyricist of All Time
He is a lyricists. His shiit was different than the next rapper. His raps dealt about Black people. Every rhyme didn't have to rhyme because he was delivering a message to his people. 2Pac is the GOAT of rap
Pac said he don't got time for metaphors he trying to be straight forward.
@@justinperry2352 well duh
You got that right.
Son makez me laugh at his overrated raps
Wow, I love that!
“16 On Deathrow” had me actually visualizing everything he was rapping about, he’s definitely a lyricist.
Bruh, that's like in my top 3 of fav Pac songs. That's a deep ass track! And he was young as hell when he wrote that!
Only fear of Death too
That song was deep
@@mox95CrazySongzthat’s it right there! They wanna bury me, i’m worried…losing my mind, look down the barrel of my nine and my face is blurry
Bottomline 2pac best of All time!
Kane is better !
@@videoexplosionclassicmusic8892 yea in 1980's
Overrated of all time
3:33 4 way tie...Kool Moe Dee,KRS 1 ,Kane,Kool G Rap,Pac...make that a 5 way tie@@blasian_nate
@@Sniperlens4275sit down
Tupac is the definition of lyrical 👊🏾
You definitely deserve more recognition for this
Kane is still a student of the game. You can tell he’s still deep into rap the way he breaks it down!
Guess I have the wrong definition of lyricist. Cuz I thought Pac was lyrical as hell. ... BTW that cut wit Pac and Kane never get old. An epic classic. 💯
Nobody else coulda write those heartfelt lyrics 2Pac wrote til this day his music is timeless n unmatched
Juice wrld freestyled for an hr
Pac is the Shakespeare of Rap. He was the greatest lyricist that ever lived. Nobody has begun to come close.
Facts
Absolutely nobody has begun to come close ...thats a fact right there
He wasn't da greatest lyricist son pac was average
And this is why people say he is overrated yall go overboard😂😂😂😂
@@Sniperlens4275 xactly
They got a nicca, shedding tears, reminiscing on my past fears, cause shit was hectic for me last year, it appears that I've been marked for death, my heartless breath, the underlying cause of my arrest, my life is stressed...
#Bars
And no rest forever weary
My eyes stay teary for all the brothers that are buried in the cemetery
Shit's scary, our black on black crime legendary
But at times unnecessary, I'm gettin' worried
Teardrops and closed caskets, the three strikes law is drastic
And certain death for us ghetto bastards
What can we do when we're arrested, but open fire
Life in the pen' ain't for me, 'cause I'd rather die
@@scottbaker3554
Buried, cemetery, bastards, caskets... How many times did we hear him use those rhymes before? Every other song... Especially with the unreleased music... Those bars is mid be honest
Facts 😎 👍🏾
@@scottbaker3554Facts 😎👍🏾
@@futureflavors205/ Your mind state is exposing itself...🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽
Who the hell is saying that? Pac was a damn poet!
Pac should've focused more on being a poet than a studi0gaytser then
Residential NYC Tupac Haters.Them Fuckas are Mad and Jealous so They have to reach for Something.To have a reason to Hate The Man.
He wasn't a true lyricist
Facts these casual fans wouldn't understand frfr
I’m glad big daddy Kane said it. I’m tired of fools saying he’s not a lyricist
A person who writes lyrics for songs. Is the definition of a lyricist. Even on that basis 2Pac is a lyricist. He was prolific and he wrote with emotions so you felt every word. So of course he is a lyricist.
2pac was emotional due to not being masculine enough
@@KeefeDAndersonYou couldn’t have made worse bait 😂
That's a low bar
@@KeefeDAnderson But he's the only Rapper to shoot two Police office's when they were messing with his ppl!!! It doesn't get any masculine than that!!!! Now which so called masculine, Gangstar Rapper has that on their resume? 🤔
@@narmar9mmstop the shot 2 white men for busting the windows on his car he didn’t know they were cops
I’m glad Kane calling people
Out on the hate against pac saying he not a lyricist pac is a lyricist and I’m glad pac saying it
Well done! The effort and passion are evident.
I don’t think I could ever be friends with a black person, in particular, who say that they don’t feel anything when they hear a Tupac song
That's because they not realistic. Fake people hate anything that's real. Because real shit shatters their egos. That real shit contradicts that false self image they hide behind. They hate to be reminded of the nature of something. This is why they would rather hear fairy tails, because it helps them sleep good at night.
Tupac was more than a lyricist, he was a truth teller and a leader 🦾🔥
I wish Kane would drop a album he's my favorite rapper of all time he is the G.O.A.T. 👑🎤
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No he’s not… His dropping records career is over and been over in the early 90’s and just because a record label won’t sign him he still drop new hits on RUclips but he doesn’t have any more or they would’ve been on his wack .3rd album!!! He hit the 3 album jinx like everyone else did!!!
Clicked that one so fast
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Me too!!
Me 2
2Pac was lyrical, poetic, magnetic, iconic. He's one of the greatest of all time.
Pac and chuck d is a great comparison, pac goat in my book
2pac voice -My music is spiritual if you listen to it, it's all about emotion”
He's the rap Marvin Gaye.
The best rappers are born in NY. 2Pac included. I respect Pac as a lyricist more than any other rapper, a true poet indeed
Tupac was a master lyricist he just didn't spit nursery rymes😂he was deep like a preacher nursery rhymes wasn't his thing real life and being felt was his craft and style
😂😂🤣🤣🤔
Thank you
Nursery rhymes lol 🤡
The nursery rhymes are simple, repetitive and predictable. Like when Pac said "Hennessy" I could guess 99% he was gonna rhyme it right after that w "Enemies"
Yo, these felonies be like prophecies
Beggin' me to stop 'cause these
Lawyers gettin' money every time they knock us
Snatchin' pockets lyrically, suckers flee when they notice
Switched my name to Makaveli, half the rap game ghost
Exposed foes with my hocus-pocus flows, they froze
Now suckers idolize my chosen blows
And mo' money mean litigatin', mo' playa hatin'
Got a cell at the pen' for me waitin', is this my fate?
*2 pac: Makaveli - Hold Ya Head 🎵*
@@futureflavors205Should he have used the word Leprosy or chemistry or hypocrisy after Hennessy? lol 😂🤦🏼♂️
Shout out to @TheArtOfDialogue for having one of the best to MCs (Kane) on your channel
Oh hell yeah 👍
Tupac wasn't with that metaphors and wordplay, but Pac's lyrics touched the whole world, that's a funny thing.
And that’s what he was and there’s no shame in that. You were not going to get witty punchlines or wordplay from PAC’s music, his messages were direct and straightforward. And there is nothing wrong with that.
@@romello4913
I agree
There is nothing wrong w that until you try to call him a lyricist 😂
@@futureflavors205Now You being Disingenuous.A Lyricists is anyone Who pens Their Own lyrics.Not only just Someone Who inserts a Flood of Metaphors and Punchlines.That's Your Problem right there.
@@heruapocalypse2021
In that case Tony Yayo is a lyricist, he wrote all his rhymes 😂
If everybody qualifies, the title means nothing
@@futureflavors205 You are the definition of dumbass.
Are you trying to argue with the Oxford Dictionary definition of "lyricism"???
It's funny, I like how you haters remember about word "metaphor" of your MCs basic songs, but when they tell you about the concept of lyricism from the same dictionary, then you say: “everything is different in hip-hop, you don’t understand anything and you don’t know about our culture" bla-bla-blah.
Substitution of concepts. There is no hip-hop definition of lyricism.
Lyricism is a poetic concept.
Poets have always been much more important than typical trash MCs.
Tupac is a poet and has high emotions.
Therefore, he is superior to all MCs in the fictional culture.
You are all fanatics, an ordinary cargo fictional cult.
EE Cummings, JMB, Maya Angelou, Sylvia Plath, Walter Abish, William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, etc better then every pseudo-MC.
Learn and search, plus read more, you modern gagboy.
Poetry it's not mumbo-jumbo tale-rappers like Jay-Z, Mobb Deep, Channel Live, De La Soul and more garbage artists or groups.
Primitive gangsta stories with a lot rhymes were not high culture (aristocratic) never, but they aroused a wild cult from the uneducated mass of crap.
Therefore, hip-hop is the easiest genre; almost any degenerate can create a primitive rhyme scheme.
But what about the soul or feelings?? Where is the main idea or base?? Where is the history and meaningful description of human activity??
This is not the case, all MCs talk only about - weapons, whores and cars, before and now.
Tupac had songs for every community, that's why he's better than most a lot trash rappers, fakes and snakes.
Poets > Rappers, it's easy truth.
This is huge coming from one of the greatest lyricists of all times Big Daddy Kane🎉
He lying
Watch Kane & Pac drop the sure-shot!
I love that shit man
2PAC wasn't a lyrist. The fools who say that have to laugh at them. 2 PAC express the pain that young black males was going through and still going through today. PAC IS A ICON🅰️➕
Trips me out how people think 2pac wasn't a lyricist, goes to show it all subjective. 2pac came off as a lyricist to me at the age of 13 from Tha Lunatic to the i got my mind made up verse. From his debut album to his last two albums with countless features. He always had his moments shining as a lyricist.
Just to be talking bout him still speaks volume
I love this take on Pac's lyrical ability.
The GOAT PAC, diggin in there chest and they can’t take it!!!! Listen to Troublesome!!!!
His vocabulary and story telling was top tier,
They think when they say I punch so hard like Mike Tyson, that's lyricism
Like Kane said it’s your level of perception of what you define what’s a lyricist everyone’s ANSWER is different.
Kane is right but imo you have to listen to Pac's songs like Letter 2 My Unborn which is my fav the lyrics are there. See what made Pac great/goat is he left no area of rap untouched pretty much like Jordan he was good at every aspect of the game he was the first one to do it at that magnitude with that charisma. That's why we still talk of him until this day.
2Pac the 🐐 regardless of how they try to downplay him
Not many rap artist touch soul like 2pac,that All Eyes on me album will forever be top shelf. Rip 2pac forever missed🕊️🕯️🕊️
Seriously how can 2pac have haterz he one of the most rawest emotional passionate musicians, eminem and dmx had that same u can literally feel what they say can make u cry even
2Pac was definitely a lyricist...
Where? I know he was a great humpty dancer...😂
@@100timessquare & I see u-r a great hater 😁😁😁
Pac wasn't a real lyricist son
@@Sniperlens4275 false :🐐👑
@@jaye5926 Not false
2PAC definitely touched souls, he was the real deal. His music was about all about substance. If he had 20 more years, we would be living in a different world today! But most intriguing to me was the fact that he knew this world was going to take his life for being a truth telling soul, yet he continued on a path of truth. No Diddy.
For every 2pac song I've had listened to, let me say this, 2pac is definitely lyrical but just in a different way. What sets 2pac apart from other rappers is that he doesn't talk about himself in a sense where he has bad women, fast cars, alot of money and mansion etc since not everyone can relate to that. But what people can really relate to is PROBLEMS because everyone has them. He more so talks about society and what people go through on a regular basis, whether if its people being poor/struggling, crimes, shootings, police brutality, teen pregnancies, the government not caring about its people, suicidal, depression/mental health issues, racism, discrimination,or family issues etc. so whenever pac spittin, people saw themselves in him. He was the last dying breed that actually wanted change and to make a difference in the world. Doing that requires spreading messages in his music hoping that people will listen to what hes saying. Everything that he says in his music still holds weight and meaning to this day. His music will forever live on as people will always listen to it. Not just in america, but globally. There will never be another 2pac. For someone that has accomplished so much in a short amount of time until he reached 25 its incredible. And the crazy thing is, he still had alot to offer.
Coming from one of the Greatest Lyricist to ever do it , BDK , getting his approval is like getting approval from Jesus Christ . . . BDK said Pac lyrical , and like Wolverine says "NUFF SAID, BUB"
New York guys just say that because Pac smoked the whole east coast
According to the official definition of the words "lyrical" or "lyricism", Pac is the greatest of all time when it comes to lyricism.
Lyricism - an artist's expression of emotion in an imaginative and beautiful way; the quality of being lyrical.
Solved.
According to the official definition the word "ill" 🤒 means not in full health... But that's not how we use it in Hip Hop
@@futureflavors205 Sorry, you don't get to just change meanings - my opinion. There is technicality and there is being lyricial. Pac is 1st and Nas is a distant 2nd when it comes to lyricism. When it comes to technicality, it's probably some underground rapper almost nobody cares about
@@marijancorluka4500
I just gave you a concrete example of a word that's changed meanings depending on the context it's used. If you want to ignore it, that's on you.
@marijancorluka4500 Bruh Pac is dope but get real Nas is and was lightyears ahead of Tupac when it comes to lyricism and Pac fully knew that too when he was here
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Amen, Big Daddy Kane. I remember when I popped in “me against the world”. When I heard , “can you picture my prophecy”… I was hooked. He touched my soul. Pac is a legend in his own right!
One of the greatest has spoken
J. Cole's song, "Punching the Clock" is an example of real lyricism mixed with creative wordplay and storytelling.
Lyricism is Lyricism.One can take it to the Highest Heights.But anyone Who pens 🖊 lyrics is a lyricists.Anything outside of that! Is just People's Opinions and Preferences.
In my opinion, Tupac and DMX were more poetic than lyrical.
Poetry and lyrical is the same think. Both requires "words".
Finally someone said the real and properly defined it!!!
He was 25 when he died and only gettin better ppl forget tha
yes Sir Big DAddy Kane school em
I think Pac did his thang on If I Die 2nite, especially how he used the Ps polishing pistols pass the pumps.
One of the dopest tracks ever. He did that with a few c letter words and S letter words as well. Put that 💩 on repeat and dissect it 🔥
Great episode! Looking forward to watch the full interview! 👍🏼
Excellent breakdown! 💯 shout out OG Kane!
Kane speaking facts... Pac wasn't super lyrical, people just felt his bars...
A true lyricist is lyrical to the point you want to rewind that 🔥 verse, & Pac was never that guy.. Nasty Nas was, Big L was, Big Pun was...
Nah, with pac you rewinded the entire song and listen to it again and again.
*Your* definition of a lyricist is like a sportsman who performs one skill in a game and his team still loses.
BTW BDK said Tupac was a great lyricist.
@@isaz597 👎Pac not lyrical
@@isaz597
He said that to appease yall rabid fans that would be in his mentions if he told the truth and said Nah, Pac was a better speaker and entertainer than rapper.
Lyricist is a Title for those at the upper echelon of bar work like Kane was in 89
Tupac is lyrical enough, his own lyricism is based upon delivery and subject matter being intertwined with some form of poetic technique... and that's exactly what Tupac did which makes him lyrical.
He isn't forced to be a New York lyrical miracle rapper to make it into the "lyrical" list of rappers. You don't want to rewind Tupac verses? Fair enough for yourself, but 40+ million people listen to him worldwide I'm sure there's enough of them rewinding his verses lol...
Yall just get mad when people say Pac isnt the greatest lyricist because he wasnt, and thats Ok he had his lane in which he shined but he wasnt a wordsmith and Kane basically explained it perfectly, Pac used the same rhymes alot he became repetitive.
He wasn't a "sick lyrical miracle rapper" like the Wu Tang bunch but he is the most respected rapper out of all which deems him as the greatest lyricist of all time. Lyricism isn't strictly the use of specific literary techniques, it encompasses a lot more per its official definition and Tupac certainly met that criteria.
Mr. Kane did a great job explaining this. Great interview.
😍Daddy Kane is more handsome now then when he was younger. Love his voice. Love his music. Love is legacy. 📻
Great interview, Big Daddy kane is breaking down the different ways of writing rhymes, and I agree J.Cole is a dope MC.
People who says pac wasn't lyrical, are people who only listens to hit em up and call it a day.
Tupac was a great lyricist, don’t listen to anybody to who says any different.
Respect to Kane, he understands better than anybody.
Great way to put it Kane
2Pac could hear a beat, write the lyrics to it in NO TIME , lay it down in the booth EXACTLY how he wanted to EXPRESS IT and THEN BE WAITING on the other MF's to finish THEIR SHIT on the same track‼⁉⁉ I mean, how many times have I heard this from different artists about 2Pac whether they were artists from different states or artists under his guidance like the OUTLAWZ‼⁉
2Pac was A BEAST when it came down to WRITING, Coordinating the Sound he wanted and Laying Down the Lyrics in the Booth‼‼He could do a song from start to finish in minutes‼‼
I compare him to Lauryn Hill, in the sense that even Pras and Wyclef said that Lauryn Hill was UNMATCHED when it came to Music Composition because she could just hear a beat or a melody from and OLD SKOOL RECORD and use a SAMPLE of it AMAZINGLY to create a NEW SONG‼‼ Pras and Wyclef were AMAZED at HOW FAST Lauryn could come up with NEW MUSIC from Old Records which is an ODE to the creators of the past who PAVED THE WAY for her to create music today. Lauryn Hill LOVED TO GIVE homage to our predecessors of Music. I think Lauryn Hill FELT LIKE the Musical Artists of the PAST didn't get their JUST DUE‼⁉
2Pac to me will ALWAYS BE one of the Greatest Musical Artists that I have been privileged to see and hear in my lifetime. I don't see how people can say that 2Pac wasn't lyrical and I agree with BD Kane, 2Pac was lyrical and his lyrics touched YOUR SOUL‼‼
#RIP@2PAC
Come to our Ghettos here in South Africa and you will still hear Pac being played on repeat!
Tupac was Most Definitely A Revolutionary Lyricist, He Was Out Spoken and Never Silent about the injustice that We All Face as a People, He Carried the Strength, Power and Truth of Both His Mother and Father. 🎼🔥💪🏾🔥🎼 May Tupac's Legacy of Musical Truth Continue to live on And Change the way we Think, Live and Show Love unto each other.🌹🕊️🕊️🕊️
PAC was and still is the Goat hands down .. best interview
Me against the world, troublesome, hearts of men prove that tupac was lyrical in the ny type of way.
Thank you Kane & Art you’re right east coast people been taking this to far about PAC not being a lyricist
For somebody to say Pac is not a lyricist, they gotta be smokin big rocks
Tupac had BARS🔥
Only words from the heart can touch the heart
I'll take substance over metaphors any day. Pac was a true lyricist. The G.O.A.T.
There it is! The Kane has spoken!
2pac is dat dude ...best rapper of all time
I couldn’t help but noticed your pain it runs DEEP share it with me “ PAIN 🐐
Big daddy Kane has always been the voice of reasoning in the rap game very humble man and talented
I always respect Kane's opinion on anything Hip-Hop. He always gives an unbiased well thought out opinion.
Tupac was a lyrical poet, a savant. Poetry is timeless, it'll l last from generation to generation.