Tupac
An Beautiful Inspiration To People Out There .. He Is A Wonderful Person With A Big Heart That Connects With His Audience .. He's Such A Great Poet.!<$
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Tupac
Tupac Amaru Shakur; a sing-talk minstrel performer of Congoid-African decent. Shakur became a wealthy and successful capitalist late in his short life. Of note, he shares his name with an 18th century revolutionary of South America who fought against Spanish colonialist control in an area never populated by African slaves. Ironically, even though Shakur is now dead as the result of gangland depravity, his name is still in use amongst a Peruvian Marxist-Leninist-Maoist jungle-guerrilla insurgency cell who adopted the name from the same source.
To confound matters more, Shakur's fortune was earned by way of mass-distribution through capitalist free market expression of audio recordings documenting the nether-world of urban blight commingled with the futile experience of growing up male in a matriarchal breeding experiment of which the sole purpose was to disengage the father as provider and custodian of the family while installing in his place the apparatus of Marxist-Leninist economic servility now known as the nanny-state.
Although remaining quite obtuse and to the point very much detached from the above definition throughout the entirety of his life, Tupac held to one belief above all:
"THUG LIFE"
The shibboleth-cum-acronym for: "The Humiliatingly Uneducated Ghetto-Snipe Languishes In Fatuous Exertion". Although syntactically ill-formed, this rallying cry saw to it that yet another generation of dissipated and deracinated congoidal-youth would fall prey to the state sanctioned drop out culture so prevalent in the late 20th-early 21st centuries.
To confound matters more, Shakur's fortune was earned by way of mass-distribution through capitalist free market expression of audio recordings documenting the nether-world of urban blight commingled with the futile experience of growing up male in a matriarchal breeding experiment of which the sole purpose was to disengage the father as provider and custodian of the family while installing in his place the apparatus of Marxist-Leninist economic servility now known as the nanny-state.
Although remaining quite obtuse and to the point very much detached from the above definition throughout the entirety of his life, Tupac held to one belief above all:
"THUG LIFE"
The shibboleth-cum-acronym for: "The Humiliatingly Uneducated Ghetto-Snipe Languishes In Fatuous Exertion". Although syntactically ill-formed, this rallying cry saw to it that yet another generation of dissipated and deracinated congoidal-youth would fall prey to the state sanctioned drop out culture so prevalent in the late 20th-early 21st centuries.
Tupac by rod handler January 5, 2004
Tupac
the greatest rapper to ever live. his songs were filled with emotion and he fought and rapped for wat he believed was right. he wasnt just a rapper though he was a poet, activist, hero, and a very good person no matter what anyone says. unfortunatly this amazing person left our world early at the young age of 25 when he was shot in las vegas, nevada
rest in peace
Tupac Amaru Shakur
rest in peace
Tupac Amaru Shakur
Tupac by Cardinals92 June 9, 2009
tupac
Another dead teen idol. Having been killed by some "gangstas" in a senseless shooting, he has now sold far more gangsta rap records after his death than when he was still alive. Admired and worshipped by teenage music fans. Cf. Kurt Cobain, Aaliyah and other, less recent cases.
tupac by dipsy oh-oh January 19, 2004
tupac
Best rapper ever? Beautiful soul? Best person ever? Completely without comparison?
Please.
If you pay attention, you'll notice several of his techniques that have gained him the most acclaim are "borrowed" straight from Chuck D of Public Enemy.
So, please, stop riding his dick so much. Yeah, he was a pretty good rapper, but just cause he died doesn't mean he's Jesus.
Please.
If you pay attention, you'll notice several of his techniques that have gained him the most acclaim are "borrowed" straight from Chuck D of Public Enemy.
So, please, stop riding his dick so much. Yeah, he was a pretty good rapper, but just cause he died doesn't mean he's Jesus.
tupac by Zodiac Digital December 28, 2005