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In The Luniz' song 'Is It Kool?' f/ Mokenstef, off their Lunitik Muzik' album, in the chorus, there's a clip of Tupac's 'Is It Cool 2 Fuck' in it. In the song 'Chronic 2000', by VK & Treach, Treach says '.U might see me, Pac, & Suge buyin weed from a chronic spot uptown, cuz niggaz ain't dead, they fed.' He also says 'Ayo Pac, pass me some of that weed nigga, they don't know yet.' in the song. On Swoop G's song 'Don't Forget Where You Come From' he says '.mashin like Pac & Suge Knight.', he also says right before his first verse 'Yo Simon nigga where u at?' In a lot of songs the name Simon is mentioned.

He's is in 7 songs.he's on #7 on the 1st disc.every song he did on the album was part-published by 2 Die 4 Music.Pac's tracks are #4 on the 1st disc and #3 on the 2nd disc(4+3=7).On the Gang Related soundtrack, Tha Realest, under his alias Tenkamenin, was w/ J-Flexx on track 7 on the 1st disc.Īlso on 'Stand Strong', Tha Realest says 'take care of my little girl'(Pac has a baby daughter.) Tha Realest even has a song on the album in tribute to Pac called 'Stand Strong.' He says 'Wussup.this is Tha Realest sendin this out to my big homie Pac.lettin the world know that even thought our plans on puttin heat down got delayed for a little while s still goin down still ridin.n even before u went on ya little mission u left ya little homie ya blessings so now i can't do nothing but stand stong.' Some interesting facts about Tha Realest and this album: The album also features new Death Row artists Tha Realest, who sounds almost identical to Pac, and Top Dogg, who sounds almost identical to Snoop. Here's what I think the top 5 songs are:ġ)Swoop G 'Don't Forget Where You Come From'ĥ)2pac f/ Yaki Kadafi 'Who Do U Believe In' It also features Treach, Scarface, Richie Rich, E-40, and a lot of Death Row artists. Pac has 2 songs on it, 'Who Do U Believe In' f/ Khadafi and 'Late Nite' f/ DJ Quik & Tha Outlawz. Well, if u haven't gotten 'Chronic 2000: Still Smokin''(Death Row's version), go out & get it. On Rap City today, on BET, Master P said 'We lost two great rappers in Biggie Smalls and Tupac.' In DJ Quik's song 'You'z A Ganxta', of his 'Rhythm-Al-Ism' album, at the end he says '.this song is dedicated to the 2 most prolific writers in rap music history: Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.' In the May 17th issue of ESPN Magazine, Dan Patrick did and interview w/ Mike Piazza(catcher for the NY Mets.) In the interview he asked him to 'attach a rock band to these swings.' One of them was (Barry) Bonds, and Piazza said 'Tupac.' There was a picture of Pac and Bonds(not together.) In Blaze magazine(w/ Nas on the cover), in their track review section(or whatever its called), they reviewed a 'Biggie and Tupac live freestyle', which is probably the one with Scoob, Shaheim, and Kane. Snoop also said that he made a Tupac & Biggie tribute song called 'How Many Blessings.' In this month's issue of The SOURCE(w/ Snoop on the cover), in an article/interview w/ Snoop, the reporter said that right inside Tha Doggfather's door there's a life-size cardboard cut-out of Tupac with his middle finger up givin the Thug Life salute. Won't hit the court without spinning Tupac' and they had a picture of Arizona's Jason Terry in his room and above his bed was a poster of Tupac flipping off the camera with 'Tupac Amaru Shakur 1971-1996' at the bottom. There was a little piece where it says 'Tulsa's Hill There have been a couple references to Tupac in ESPN magazine. Revisited.' It was about all of the alive rumors and 'God Bless theĭead.' They were also talking to a psychiatrist about how people Word Up magazine, they had a piece on Tupac called 'Tupac UPdAtEz uPdAtEz Last updated: SeptemMost recent at bottom of page.

Makaveli album cover without advisory sticker