Temptations...I thought the video was cute.

I Like Hail Mary, Toss it up and Me and my Girlfriend ( I hope that's the name)

I like California Love. That is my ringtone on my phone

Yes, it is. Love that song...An ode to a gun. Just beautiful. lol

I honestly think Pac was/is VERY overrated, however there are a few songs by him that I liked.

Shed So Many Tears
Brenda's Got A Baby

Imperial1

Wow!

Wow? :confused:

Imperial1

Yes, wow. I love Tupac so much, that I never thought that anyone would think of him as overrated. He's more than just a rapper to me. But, it's cool. Just my surprise. Really, no judgment.

Since I am a huge fan of Tupac & Scarface, I would have to say "Smile" is my favorite song. The video was deep, and it was cool how Scarface was able to put that song together after Tupac's death. If you did not know about Tupac's death (highly unlikely) you would have thought that they were actually in the studio recording the song together.

You'd be suprised how many people think he's overrated. He just wasn't all that to me lyrically. He was just okay. I think there are a lot more emcees out there who're more advanced lyrically.

Imperial1

Tupac Peace Garden Opens In June
Days before what would have been 2 Pac's 34th birthday, the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation (TASF) is hosting the Grand Opening of its Visitor Center and Peace Garden on June 11, 2005. This is the first phase of the Tupac Amaru Shakur Center for the Arts (TASCA), in Stone Mountain, Georgia, that will eventually include a performing arts theater, museum, art gallery, community meeting space and classrooms. The Grand Opening ceremony, itself, will begin at 11:30 AM and will be held in the Center’s main parking lot at 5616 Memorial Drive. This momentous occasion will consist of welcoming remarks from a number of prominent community leaders, including special guest speaker Afeni Shakur. There will also be a special performance of Family Tree by “Pac’s Kids,” the students of the Summer Arts Camp, along with Celina Nixon, an original camp student and current coordinator of the camp.

It's interesting to see this thread I just got through watching "Tupac Resurection" (sp?) and man it was so deep. Pac was real no BS about it, sometimes in a poetic way, a sensitivve way, a thug way, an iggnorant way, and even a WTH way, but all those made him all the more real. I have a new respect for the life he led. I truly believe he wanted to see his people and community so much better. I think he would have matured into a man with som much to say. :(

I to can't believe anyone would think he was overated but opinions are opinions. :confused:

I can't sleep and just turned to VH1 where some sort of Tupac special is on. He is talking about his time in prison.

I can't believe it has been 10 years. WOW.

R.I.P. Tupac

Launch has TuPac radio today -- songs by TuPac, Biggie, and artists that TuPac worked with.:cool: