2pac in the Bay

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Feb 13, 2004
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HE LIVED IN THE BAY FOR MOST OF HIS LIFE SO HE'S DEFINATELY A BAY ARTIST. AND HE WAS FUCKING WITH MARIN AND SANTA ROSA A LONG TIME BEFORE OAKLAND. SHIT I REMEMBER WHEN WAS SMOKING CRACK WITH RYAN D UP IN THE JUNGLE LOL.
 
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He was a west coast artists. but he is universal, you remember that track Thug Style, where he imitates both westcoast niggaz and eastcoast niggaz talkin shit about him sayin he aint from the east or west. in that song he say something like I had to move around alot/ cause my moms was stuck/ I had family, but I was way too wild/ had to move to the west to regain my style. That nigga is universal but he is a westcoast nigga from the bay, who died and lived most of his last days in LA.
 
Jan 26, 2006
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southeast619ray said:
Let yall niggas tell it, Game & Master P is from the bay too. Dude is from New York, quit tryna add shit to your lil Bay resumes.
You are basically contradicting yourself. Tryin to say PAc ain't a Bay rapper because he want born here, yet grew into a man here and then mentioning a rapper (Master P) who was born in the Bay but got laced in New Orleans. In your opinion, which one is from the Bay? You tryin' to take both away from the Bay is just as retarded as Bay Cats tryin to claim both. :ermm:

And I ain't never heard ANYONE claim Game as a Bay rapper. People just think he owes some of his fame to the Bay since he did all his early recording here with Bay artists. He is Compton through and through...and they can have him lol.
 
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pac was a universal rapper that got respect from the whole country.
he repped the west harder than the east.
was laced wit game in the bay born in the eastcoast rapped in the east coast lived in both sides of the country.
lived in la for a little under a year or am i wrong?
lived in the bay most of his 6 year rap career. he was only rapping from90/91-96.
id call him a bay area artist though.
 
May 17, 2006
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Pac learned all the hood shit in the O.. real talk. He always said that in the DVD's. I don't consider him a Bay rapper though. Some of his early work he repped the bay, which is koo, but not his best. The latest shit he put out was straight out of LA... To Live and Die in LA, so before he passed away.. he was an LA rapper.
 
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most people dont know this fact but, 2pac was only in LA( Deathrow) for less then a year!!!!!! Every other cd he ever made was bay shit!!!!
Even look at all eyes on me, he got like 7 diffrent bay area rappers on it. He got songs with e-40, rappin 4 tay, too short, richie rich, digital underground, ray luv, spice 1, b-legit, and hella others, He even directed one of Mac Malls music videos. I can play hella songs were he reppin the bay, or oakland or both, But remember before he moved to oakland, he was livin in Marin citys the jungle!!!
 
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707north said:
HE LIVED IN THE BAY FOR MOST OF HIS LIFE SO HE'S DEFINATELY A BAY ARTIST. AND HE WAS FUCKING WITH MARIN AND SANTA ROSA A LONG TIME BEFORE OAKLAND. SHIT I REMEMBER WHEN WAS SMOKING CRACK WITH RYAN D UP IN THE JUNGLE LOL.
yeah, i thought he stayed in santa rosa hella. i heard he was in a group with ray luv or some shit, dont know though.
 
Feb 14, 2004
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stuck said:
You are basically contradicting yourself. Tryin to say PAc ain't a Bay rapper because he want born here, yet grew into a man here and then mentioning a rapper (Master P) who was born in the Bay but got laced in New Orleans. In your opinion, which one is from the Bay? You tryin' to take both away from the Bay is just as retarded as Bay Cats tryin to claim both. :ermm:
lol.
p was born in new orleans. the only reason he was even living in richmond is because that's where his father moved after he split up with p's mother, and p wanted to live with his father while growing up

mc new york is eastcoast soil