IS THAT MAKAVELI BOOTLEG SERIES HIS REAL RECORDINGS??

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RaginHomosexual

RaginHomosexual

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he had nothing to do with those...with computer technology they could sample his voice and then type very simple lyrics into the computer, every verse at one point rhyming "enemies" and "hennessy" and also "thug nigga" and "drug dealer". as soon as they hit enter -- SHAZAM! -- you have pac spitting verses, and all you need to do is press it from there
 
Justin

Justin

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RaginHomosexual said:
he had nothing to do with those...with computer technology they could sample his voice and then type very simple lyrics into the computer, every verse at one point rhyming "enemies" and "hennessy" and also "thug nigga" and "drug dealer". as soon as they hit enter -- SHAZAM! -- you have pac spitting verses, and all you need to do is press it from there
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YEAH! I FIGURED THAT BUT WASN'T SURE....
 
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grumpy

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Justin said:
OR WAS IT ALL BULLSHIT.. WE ALL KNOW THE FIRST ONE WAS THE REAL SHIT THOUGH, BUT WHAT ABOUT THE REST OF EM'.
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Lil Homies, When We Ride On Our Enemies, Fair Xchange, fright night, all those and a grip others are real. They even re-released them on those new 2pac cds. The only difference is that the bootleg versions are the original recordings with the original beats and the until the end of time & better dayz versions are redone and a lot of the disses have been taken out. There's also a grip of fake songs on those bootlegs but they're really easy to sort out from the real ones.
 
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