2pac

2pac maybe the most influential rapper in history
unlike mpost rappers today he actually had something to say and if u look at his list of books he read its far more than our dick president could ever understand (or motley crue for that matter..thats straight to u God of Rock, u cock sucking bitch...ur a narrow minded faggot and no one wants ur input. hey guess what u dick head, im a huge rap fan but i also have led zep on my iPod so u can shut the fuck up and grow a pair)

his poetry was deep and meaningful (and was not raps so shut up if u think thats all he could write)

his death marks a day that will never be forgotten

he was a workaholic, thats where his music comes from (hes not aloud, and its disrespectful to him, his family, and his friends to say hes still alive...i dont think his mother would be crying at night about the death of her living son)

any racist assholes who simply dont like him becuz he was a black man who had struggles that youd probly never survive, or becuz he made rap music can go make a definition for something they actually know about

tupac amaru shakur went to prison for rape becuz he had a bad lawyer and becuz the accuser lied to get some money. (on a recording of the trial his shit head lawyer pronounced his name two-pack amarur shakoo)

tupac, R.I.P. (1972-1996) forever remembered

In The Depths Of Solitude
by "2pac" Amaru Shakur

i exist in the depths of solitude
pondering my true goal
trying 2 find peace of mind
and still preserve my soul
constantly yearning 2 be accepted
and from all receive respect
never comprising but sometimes risky
and that is my only regret
a young heart with an old soul
how can there be peace
how can i be in the depths of solitude
when there r 2 inside of me
this duo within me causes
the perfect oppurtunity
2 learn and live twice as fast
as those who accept simplicity

ignorant, people said?...kiss my ass you know nothing

by Lover of All Music May 30, 2006

2pac

Tupac was tha tightest rapper. Even though he's gone, his music still flows through people's veins to this day. everyone loved what he was about and how he handled hiself. There's really no way to express how tight Tupac was. He was the best rapper , and he will always be. (He's also the finnest nigga out there. I don't care what none of yall say,but Tupac looks better than Usher and Denzel put together)

There aint even no example for how tight 2pac is, just know (if you dont know nuthin else)that Tupac is the ultamite King. (no offense to T.I)

by Monica Renee October 4, 2005

2pac

listen god of rock who the f**k u think u are 2pac is one of the greatest rappers of all time next 2 biggie and dre and the only piece of sh*t that stinks is u

diarreah+vomit=god of rock

by tru muthafuckin gangsta March 29, 2005

2peat Wong

Winning something two times in a row.

"I won again."
"You bastard, thats a 2peat wong"

by FlexIn September 16, 2005

2pi

If your sobriety is at 2pi (alternatively 2π), then you are at the breaking point of the first level of high. After this point, things stop becoming purely fun and turn into a more profound experience. If you are more than 2pi high (you>2pi) all of your creativity, appreciation of beauty, and introverted characteristics blossom, while your social and language-related expressions are severely hindered, which would explain why I've taken 30 minutes to get this far into the definition.

The term 2pi is derived from the thought of a circle and its degrees (or radians) being a meter for your state of highness. If you reach 360° (or 2pi radians), you have completed one circle and are now on your second circle, or stage, of being high. The limits from this point are unknown, but deeply personal and reflective.

As clarification, being >2pi cannot be described only as a good or bad experience. Your point on the circle should reflect your current environment or social setting. Obviously, going out with the family for a 4th of July picnic isn't going to be the best place to be 2 pi high, just like being at pi isn't the best for a lonely night home alone watching TV.

After a few minutes of giggling nonstop, Wendy and Brandon finished the very last of their bowl. At this point, all noise ceased in the room, though not to the two interlocked hands. For what seemed like centuries, the two stared up at the ceiling fan -- half-expecting it to fall on their heads in a Final Destination fashion, and halfway asking for answers. Not a word escaped their mouths that entire night, but they had talked to every person in mankind. Wendy and Brandon were never really the same after the first time they got more than 2pi high.

by @kdgeatsrocks September 6, 2013

2Pac

Tupac Shakur IS KNOWN for his rap music. He uses the media to speak toward the greater audience. Removing his poem and song lyrics is like removing his chance to speak and make a difference in the world. That is what we have to acknowledge and keep. Therefore, the addition of his lyrics is what he is trying to meaningfully say in a clever rhythmic way. One may hear his songs as good music, but inside, the music has a direct message of everyday struggles and lifestyles toward the audience. He may be not with us today, but he is still alive through his voice -- what he has spoken, what he has meant though literature from music. It only seems that the quotes are a lot; he has a lot of important messages to say!

How can you edit 2Pac without first listening to him? How can you edit the influential things he had said without actually learning the roots of where he has come from? They are the basis of editing a person's quotes. You have to be on the same level of 2Pac to understand what he had said and how he felt when he said it.

www.2pacunreleased.com/index.html

by jensyao June 28, 2006

2pac

Tupac Amaru Shakur...
He was my reason to learn English...
First the beats got me, later the more I understood the lyrics, the more I was amazed... After him, I saw the changes in me...He was talented that's true...
Yes, he might not be the greatest actor but he was the best on the real stage what we call "LIFE"
He was true to the bone, had dreams like anybody else had, like making money, living a fabulous life. But what's more he never forgot where he came from. He lived an unfinished life, what'd happen if he was still alive?! God knows...

Thug In Peace, I won't forget cha :(

(09/13/1996-09/13/2006)
It's been a decade, but 2pac is not forgotten.

by Godmotha September 12, 2006