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When another officer found Biggie anyway, Biggie kills him with Teflon-coated bullets, before escaping. When the police attempted to stop them, Biggie & Stretch killed two cops, hid their corpses and grew dreads to avoid matching the physical description police would be given. Upon gaining enough money, he and his friend Stretch decided that they no longer needed to deal, just to engage other dealers to do the job for them and have a share of the ensuing profits.

Magnificent Bastard: In the late rapper's Runnin' from tha Police), featured artist Biggie Smalls started out as a mere "screw-up", before becoming a successful drug dealer.

He would later get killed in Las Vegas just months later. Tupac would later drop his fourth studio album All Eyez on Me in 1996, which was his most successful record to date. contains the line "Now I'm sure to be rich for ninety-six".

Combined with Harsher in Hindsight, the song "Guess Who's Back" from Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z."And though it seems heaven sent, we ain't ready to see a black president." Can also count as Life Imitates Art.Whether it's her supporting him through the best (and worst) of times, or vice versa, the mother-son bond never broke. While Tupac didn't grow up in the best of backgrounds, his undying love for his mother bleeds through in the lyrics. Can't forget about this line in No More Pain: "When I die, I wanna be a living legend".Nas sampled this line in the chorus of his song " Black President ".Heartwarming in Hindsight: "And though it seems heaven sent, we ain't ready to see a black president." Can also count as Life Imitates Art.Many thought that this was way below the belt, but it's even harsher as of June 20th, 2017, when Prodigy finally lost his battle with sickle-cell. "Hit 'Em Up" contained diss to Mobb Deep (who took part in taking shots on the West Coast on Capone N Noreaga's "L.A, L.A" remix, which Pac felt dissed him), mocking Prodigy for having sickle-cell anemia.Tupac himself was killed just seven months after the song was released. Another good example is "Life Goes On", where he memorializes friends of his that were murdered and talks about how he'll see them again after death. It wasn't impossible to see coming, he grew up surrounded by death, and he made a good deal of enemies.Harsher in Hindsight: A lot of his songs are about him dying.

#2pac dear mama hq crack#

Pac's embarrassed attempts at trying not to crack up laughing were the icing on the cake. Funny Moments: His duet with Ice-T singing "You Don't Bring Me Flowers".Come his trip in Vegas in 1996, he gets shot again, and subsequently passes away just six days later.

This wouldn't become a laughing matter in the next eight months where Pac actually did get shot in New York and ended up attacking most of the East Coast rappers, who he felt were all out to get him after his release from prison and his affiliation to Deathrow Records.

"Funny Aneurysm" Moment: Marlon Wayans mentions in one interview that he and Tupac laughed at the part where the former's character killed the latter's character in Above the Rim after the scene was finally finished.

Their murders less than a year apart from one another is about as far as this trope has ever gone in popular music. The standard suspects are Suge Knight and Diddy.

Epileptic Trees: The whole "Tupac is still alive" thing, helped by the sheer amount of music recorded before his death.

Confirmation Bias: For better or for worse, this was a HUGE part of his appeal to his core audience.

Conversely, fans of the latter argue that Tupac works with a much wider range of topics in AEOM than in MATW, living it up on a few songs while exploring more serious topics in others. Proponents of the former claim that the album is better than AEOM because of its depth and dark, introspective approach, while claiming that AEOM is just a typical mainstream rap album people jumped on the bandwagon for. The albums in question are Me Against the World VS All Eyez on Me.

Broken Base: Fans often argue over what album showcases the real Tupac.

and the entire East Coast Rap as a whole, which is widely considered the greatest diss song of all time.

And let's not forget "Hit 'Em Up", the diss track towards The Notorious B.I.G.

The guitar riffs in "Me and My Girlfriend" are simply beautiful, not to mention the dexterity with which its prime conceit (depicting guns as women) is carried in the lyrics.

No hook, two solid guest spots, one of the best verses Pac ever dropped.

"Picture Me Rollin'" deserves special mention.