Tupac Shakur’s death has returned to the minds of many these days, as a man stands trial for his murder nearly three decades after the rapper and actor was gunned down.
The renewed attention is also a reminder that Shakur thought about his own mortality often — and said so, out loud, again and again. https://t.co/jCqYKuSo36
@Andre_Swagassi@SasInAssassin@GzzUp_ No they don't they were fire bombing black families their gangs were targeting black civilians y'all scared of them for whatever reason
@MrEastside6200@SasInAssassin@GzzUp_ Why do Cali cats say this like you can't look stuff up the black people in Cali fear Mexicans how do you think they took Compton over they literally were fire bombing and attacking black civilians and black gangs/men did nothing
@TheGuykij3@don_dada_da@TerrySpark53646@GzzUp_ We don't have too we see and hear how Mexican gangs treat black gangs and civilians out there y'all Cali niggas be mad when mfs bring it up but it's the truth
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I have no issues with Johnny J whatsoever. I take issue with people giving him the sole credit for 2Pac's success. Some of his delusional stans who don't know how writing credits work have even falsely claimed that Johnny wrote lyrics for 2Pac when Johnny J himself never claimed or implied that. He actually said the complete opposite. It's usually non-Black Mexicans who do this based on what I've seen. Johnny J is in the writing credits because of production.
Johnny J didn't produce a single song that made it on the Killuminati album. He only made the beat to When Thugz Cry, which didn't make the album. 2Pac used beats from unknown beat makers from the "Wack Room", and made a classic album. Stop telling lies.
30 years ago during season 4 of “Living Single”, Tone Loc would guest star and become the first sneaker reseller when he tried selling his Air Jordan Bred 11’s to Kyle for $150 😂 (1996)