Charleston White: Loved 2Pac the Way People Today Love King Von After He Died, It Brought Me To God

[@AntonDaniels]

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[@kennyboy7971]

Tupac moved people with words in different directions

[@normanjones4240]

Chuck D

[@normanjones4240]

Revolutionary Rappers & Gang bangers are different PEOPLE Pac was a revolutionary Rapper like Chuck D

[@officialphootytv]

hellrazor - a long prayer of questions " dear lord can u feel me "

[@killuminati21savage]

My brother, I’m a revolutionary artist highly inspired by the work of yourself and brother Charleston White!! 🙏🏾🙌🏾 Please 🙏🏾🙏🏾 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIfOfayHfK6jqs0

[@TbearCane40]

I turn 40 in July and to this day Pac still my favorite rapper... I never liked him because he was the most gangster it was because his music touched your heart... He rapped about everything and listening to his music made you feel good about life... Whether he was talking about negativity or positivity you felt his music.... Greatest rapper ever regardless if he wasn't a real gangster 💯

[@Moneyg73]

You a July baby, we got that 2pac energy.

[@kf9926]

Even in the darkest songs he gave hope

[@47times_official]

Mane I'm tryna dedicate my life to Christ and stop listening to secular rap, and I tell God that Pac's music is too good 😂. If any rapper's up in heaven making praise and worship songs, I want it to be 2Pac.

[@kf9926]

@@47times_official did you even listen to pac? How you praying to white Jesus ?

[@47times_official]

@KF 992 Mane I don't believe in any of that White Jesus crap. The Bible came from the middle east and was written before the white man even got a hold of it. If it was edited, then that means every Bible on earth had to be edited too. Which is ridiculous and didn't happen. So yes, I pray to Jesus, and I don't care what race he is. He ain't even white lol.

[@dipset6892]

Yo why do people say he's not a gangsta when Tupac said out his mouth he's not a gangsta and his music wasn't gangsta rap 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@computerblue1000]

probably because he shot police, carried guns and got into it with gang members.

[@rpullins]

Pac music was ghetto poetry. Tales of the community of how the city purposely direct money to richer areas. I don’t understand why we couldn’t clean up our own neighborhood .

[@cassandraclark5499]

Because they being suckers saying what they heard another sucker say 😂😂😂😂

[@shawnsmith8335]

@@cassandraclark5499 nah because if you look at top 10 gangsta rappers list they got who the white people considered up thrrr , 2pac , ice cube etc who just rapped gangsta , shit one of 2pac most famous songs is hit em up which is a gangsta song alota people just hear that and don’t do the research , they see him getting shot and fighting and running with a gang at the need of his career , that’s why

[@ahmadharrell6133]

PAC was bigger than a Gangsta..

[@TrueScaress]

Pac said he wasn’t a gangster and said he didn’t make gangster rap… so why do people still feel the need to discredit him… there’s nothing to discredit. Just accept he’s the 🐐 and move on, it’s been almost 30 years lmao

[@KobyBlack-et3wz]

He did stop this hit em up Is the emblem of g rap

[@TrueScaress]

@@KobyBlack-et3wz Pac said he didn’t make gangster rap because he knew he wasn’t a gangster lol. He was just wild in personality, don’t confuse that with being a gangster bro

[@Maxamillion-ko5cl]

Pac was just an actor on the world stage

[@killuminati21savage]

Some legacies still do damage I guess. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIfOfayHfK6jqs0

[@BB-yo9yp]

@@Maxamillion-ko5cl We're ALL actors on a world stage; what's your point?

[@beforeyourimmigrants8471]

There's not a person today who gets the love that Tupac had

[@khosta6690]

He sucks

[@vintagedaz]

And never will

[@vintagedaz]

@@AK-my6dv 😂😂😂😂

[@squireboi318]

Honestly Pac wasn’t that reveared until after he passed. People won’t admit it, but it’s true!😮

[@beforeyourimmigrants8471]

@@squireboi318 That's true only to those people who we're not from the black community. In the black community he was revered in real-time during the 90s. He wasn't some hidden artist that people discovered ten years after the fact like Big L. Many imitators during his lifetime with likes of DMX, ja rule and the countless other local artists. I'm not sure about the section 8 apartment black people who went to school with the white kids but it's cities where there's a large black population Tupac was very revered.

[@bigdog1999get]

Only the youth loved king Von. We loved 2pac for his lyrics. Not for being gangster. 2pac wrote poetry! And was good at it. He also was raised right. His lyrics is what got us. Best lyrics I ever heard too

[@Davonunique]

most people, loved 2pac because of who he was as a human being. The youth doesn’t do their homework. 2Pac actually did a lot of good things for the community And none of you look that up 💯

[@bigdog1999get]

@@Davonunique man I’m 41! I know everything about 2pac.

[@qdontae6]

No everyone focuses on the thug side which is annoying because shit he did was for black ppl although I can say he was dumb af for swinging on that man he was too loyal

[@charlesaskew8619]

Tupac most famously said “I ain’t a killer but don’t push me” his music is about a good kid trapped in horrible conditions finally pushed to the edge. Not about kid in good conditions who’s seeking out to be a gangster. That’s why you rejected him because the you missed the message.

[@richnice2112]

Word! These dudes got it all wrong 😂😂 and PAC didn’t move around cause he wanted to he had to, getting tired of dudes, getting dumb when they talk about PAC and try to be smart about everything else😂😂 also was never that gullible , then try and blame your mistakes on an artist enough for u to say u hate him 😂😂😂 sounds like y’all are ashamed for being suckas😂😂

[@terrancethompson5184]

Facts Facts Facts

[@TrueScaress]

Yep

[@gotemcoach2346]

PAC also said, I could give a FCK if you blood or cuz, as long as you got love for THUGS

[@HiddenTreasuresEnt]

Well put

[@factsofthematter1262]

Y’all don’t let Charleston White convince y’all of anything regarding Tupac, he never him a day in his life 💀💀💀💀

[@Bam905]

On me

[@egyptchambers701]

Tupac said he didn't live thug life he just Diagnosed it so Makaveli lives on

[@bushgirl5509]

Pac said that he played the gangsta role to reach the youth and once he did that he started spitting facts because the youth wasn't listening so he had to play a character first to pull the youth in then he started speaking facts same thing that Drew me to CW

[@Dipset415]

One of the many reasons why he the goat💪🏿🐐

[@Bam905]

He said he wasn’t no gangsta and wasn’t trynna be one so that’s incorrect

[@henrybiggs3113]

Why you lying on Pac's name...🤔🤔🤔 When was this, when he was MC New York... Pac been street since his debut album & was spitting facts ... Brenda got a baby is literally a new York Times story that didn't get enough attention in the media, so he brought it life in his songs, like Lil' Tasha & Yummy... & he was going @ skulls & bones also on his debut with stories of fighting against the law... Y'all always slick talking some b.s. trying to sound enlightening...😫😫😫 Nobody laid it all our like Pac... Too bad the one world govt agenda got y'all possessed by their gangsta style...💯💯💯

[@oldeenglishbackwash8663]

2pac was my pops grown up/2pac greatest Rapper to ever do it

[@hatoldcarroll7901]

Right

[@The1DarthVader]

Same, white kid from the UK

[@oldeenglishbackwash8663]

💯

[@pueymasuki4917]

TUPAC GOT THAT SONG "WHO DO U BELIEVE IN" DEEP ASS SONG..DONT FORGET THAT ONE 🔥

[@raymondreddington3572]

I was born in the 2000s & 2Pac is in my top 5 rappers list!!!!

[@47times_official]

I was born in 2002 and Pac's my #1

[@cedricwalker678]

U can't compare king von to pac the love ain't in the same stratosphere

[@xSGTBOMBSQUADx]

Bro the impact is though! Nd they were the best story tellers bruh!

[@cedricwalker678]

@@xSGTBOMBSQUADx don't ever compare king von to pac just stop

[@charles0228]

Yes Pac did the same thing for me, I grew up in the hood and had access to everything from guns to drugs, it was around us in abundance but his music, lyrics was a true cautionary tale and got me away from it all. Music and movies can have negative influence on a person who is not from a certain place and or doesn’t have they’re own mind or knows who they are. But to say you get anyone bc of your actions from a movie is a bit much. That’s like me saying I hate Al Pacino bc I started selling dope after watching Scarface. We have to use our words wisely on these platforms, especially as black men

[@josephmatsemela6439]

2pac the greatest of all time

[@tsunami2447]

Out of all the elite rappers, Tupac referred to God the most.

[@peaceworld9869]

Pac actually was with the business. He did his Thang on a couple of different occasions. He also would fight in a heartbeat. This is what defines a "Real One" sad to say!

[@kf9926]

He (like so many others in our community) was just a real man. If he came with you, he’s leaving with you. True friend

[@dually81]

Tupac was a revolutionary gangster, but he lost his way and got himself caught up with the street gangstas.

[@AntoineHughes-ex4dp]

FBI bro

[@leroygreen9227]

More like the feds set him up.

[@jmurph7980]

Rappers like Pac and X wasn't afraid to express their love for God regardless of their lifestyle

[@imnotastar1298]

💯

[@JP-op7dz]

2pac did the same to me, lead me to God and DMX also and those 2 are my favorite rappers of all time r.i.p to them both

[@VonBaby]

Tupac is still more relevant than 90percent of all artists today even after nearly 27 years since he’s been deceased it clearly shows he’s the greatest rapper of all time with Lil Wayne coming in a close second because Tupac and Lil Wayne are the most influential artists of all time all of the trends you see in the game today comes from either Tupac or Lil Wayne easily RIP Tupac

[@ReceiverTwo-d2i]

PAC WILL FOREVER BE MY FAVORTIE ARTIST ...MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER..ETC .. I WAS RAISED ON TUPAC MUSIC

[@GoProTony912]

To this day Pac is still my favorite artist. That wont change!

[@jeskco]

cap you just saying that for clout

[@GoProTony912]

@j’lon Bruh I go waay back! I'm born exactly at the beginning of 1980! So when Pac was at his peak, I was just starting to go through all the shit teenagers go through.. TIMES 10! So it hit waay different for me my G! Those ain't just songs.. his songs is memories for me that evoke emotion. Like I said, to this day Pac still my favorite Artist.. ain't no changing that!

[@47times_official]

​@j’lon He my favorite artist, he a one of a kind person and rapper.

[@GoProTony912]

@@47times_official Exactly! 💯✊🏾

[@hoopstarhighlights]

I don't think Tupac was gangsta like the gangstas we think of today tupac gangsta was standing on something he believes its true he was part of the black panther tupsc was struggling as child moving place to place he was loyal friend to have around. There is 2 type of gangstas in the world to me in my opinion there is the ones like pac and the one like king von. The stuff pac talk about a grw man over 30+ can't think of Tupac was ahead of his time. He might say thug life this and thug life is that in some songs but if you look pass that you'll see the truth he was preaching Remind me little of C.W talk his junk but there is real message in there that's the only compression.

[@MookMeen-pd7me]

Pac never said he was a gangster,he claimed Thug Life and was raised around revolutionary men that was definitely about that action,what are ya'll talking about 🤔

[@adamgeiger7478]

Real talk

[@901rodney2]

talk about when he to death row tho 💀

[@47times_official]

​@@901rodney2 He was still a Thug on death row, you gotta realize that he got on deathrow after getting shot and falsely convicted of a crime. He got out of jail angry and ready to get to work. He was already militant before deathrow, but getting around a bunch of gangsters just amped everything up.

[@CaliAbundant]

I have ‘All Eyez On Me’ tatted on my arm … his messages were so on point and guided misguided youth … look at us now, that we grew and took his messages as they applied to us and become successful in our own right

[@mrcassantos]

"The spirit of 2pac helped me to transition away from gang banging" DOPE!

[@ItsAnEndlessWorld]

It goes to show many people even these two don't understand Pac. He was not acting, he was who he was. The family background, the altercations, shootout with police, being on the ground standing for something and inspiring millions was not an act. To reduce him to acting and not being gangsta when he said he wasn't a gangsta is foolish. It's why to this day decades later people still discuss him he's that influential.

[@donpido6023]

We got to stop this narrative of Pac not being gangster. I hate how some people throw dirt on that man’s legacy. The people around Pac said that he was really what he was. Pac shot and got shot. He really went to prison. He really went against real gangsters. He really got into it with the police. If he’s not a gangster, than what is a gangster? I’m 46 and witness it all in real time. It’s crazy how black men still try to destroy one of the best men to come from our community..

[@shortcut2gamepart-timegame878]

Pac spat in a cops face, and shot 2 off duty officers. I guess being a gangster means killing your own people for nothing.

[@antonioridah172]

Pac wasn't acting and playing CW he shot two off duty pigs and beat the case he wasn't been Gangsta he was been a black panther u were misleading yourself misunderstanding Pac and u play Gangsta lol he told the world he wasn't a killer but don't push him. 💯

[@tiannathegreat9647]

Tupac himself said he was NOT a gangster or thug in the sense that he would shoot you or kill, rape or rob you but that he made it from the gutter and he's still here, Basically someone who perseveres against ALL odds! He also talked about the fact that he tried to sell drugs but failed beause he was just letting people slide with ish and realized he just couldn't do it 😂. He shot 2 racist police officers assaulting another Black man, what's more Gangster than that!?? R.I.P the Goat

[@Mo-Jah13]

Big facts what’s really more gangster than that 💪🏾

[@Maxamillion-ko5cl]

lf he came from the gutter like he said he did, how did his mom afford to send him to an all white theatre school?

[@ricoreloaded3866]

💯💯 I say this all the time But to our people gangsta is when you k*** an opp(another black man) smh😮‍💨

[@champsantiago]

I will always say Pac’s life was a cautionary tale of the young Black male in America

[@47times_official]

Pac said he wasn't no gangster 😂, and he was never acting. The shit that happened to him was real and he stood his ground like a Thug. He was dead serious. Anton saying that 2pac made him wanna be a gangster was funny too 😂, 2Pac made me not want to be a gangster. 2Pac made me wanna be my own man and stand for what I believe in.

[@saonedixon5476]

RIP Tupac Shakur 🙏🕊️

[@Cmulvey999]

Tupac didn't grow up in gangs, wasn't completely raised in the slums his whole childhood but he grew up in the black Panthers. Had some opportunities that most children in the ghetto at that time didn't get bit Pac was most definitely a G. Anyway you Wana look at it he was solid, Stand up, mans man, leader, Alpha male and would definitely pop someone. Ask the off duty police in ATL. I loved Pac. Makavelli was my favorite Album for years when I was a teenager. The war Report, Reasonable doubt, Ready to die and Makavelli was my teen years.

[@BC-go5yl]

Not one of Tupac's friend's, or family member thought to Trademark N.I.G.G.A. (Never Ignorant Getting Goals Accomplished) But Charleston White did! CW is not a rapper, but a lot of these rapper's, celebrities, politicians, and different races of people can't stop talking about him. Crazy sh!t.

[@daveylewis816]

Rip😇& justice still for Tupac Amaru Shakur💎🙏🏿📿& Christopher George Latore Wallace💎🙅🏿‍♂️

[@byrdie111]

Pac Intellectual abilities was unamatched, thats why he was able to inspire so many people. Pac wasn’t a gangster but he sparked your brain. But what is Gangster? Taking care of your family, being real… taking care of your responsibilities.. thats gangster if you ask me.

[@tavahbenyah9600]

I swear thats what made me read the Bible to understand God was Tupac he spark my brain I got outlaw on my arm so I can relate big bruh

[@XTheJokeDealer]

That duality of 2Pac that they talked about is the thing that made him so everlasting…

[@completelyrandomthingscrt1031]

Von doesn’t compare in no category we will not be talking about king von in 30 years but Tupac will be alive forever

[@Bidness100]

💯

[@tiannathegreat9647]

@BIRMINGHAM SMOKA HOLIC Did he shoot 2 off duty police officers in defense of another Black man? Did he bring the biggest and most ruthless gangs together because he wanted to keep the kids safe in those communities? Did he have plans to get into politics so he could advocate for his people? Did he have potential to be one of the greatest actors of our time? King Von definitely had impact but to say he made more of an impact than Tupac is cap. He didn't do what Tupac did and more.He was young and Unfortunately, he didn't get the chance.

[@Dipset415]

Right von was big to hood boogers only😭

[@Bidness100]

@mrincredibleweedchiefer 🧢

[@Bidness100]

@mrincredibleweedchiefer 😅

[@bobbylorenzo9463]

I’m confused Charleston White older than Pac right (mugshot says he is 52 now). But it’s amazing the impact the Tupac has had almost 27 years after his death, Pac’s impact today would really be felt globally had he not died….

[@jbucdadon8583]

Charleston still dont fully understand Pac but i ubderstand wtm by acting. He wasnt acting...jus making dunb decisions

[@pooh7088]

My best memory of pac is when I meet him at can am he was the dopest and so chill and kicked back pac is and forever will be the greatest rapper ever lyrically he was not the best but his subject matter was way ahead of his time

[@emergeNvr]

2pac the mf 🐐, it’s funny because I think 💭 I’m that 🧠

[@JohnTCooper]

What difference does it make whether he was “gangsta” or not? He was a man who stood and acted on solid principles.

[@chargedupblacklyric5071]

I always loved God but Pac definitely got me closer and definitely looked up to him alot but now that I converse with his family I feel more like a family member than a fan

[@jstarzz3780]

Pac said WHY do THEY have THEM Big Ole Beautiful ❤️ churches and people homeless and hungry 😮😮

[@alanduff1054]

So Many Tears Pac BEST work!!!

[@ThePolomanking]

I agree was a sample of stevie wonders that girl

[@47times_official]

Lord Knows

[@rf92iredfence87]

Pac songs was mostly prayers. He was always talking to GOD!

[@makolabel266]

Mc Hammer was Tupac homie real deal.💯🙏🏾💗✝️🌺🕊🪽

[@rayfleming795]

PAC was the voice of our generation mid 70’s and early 80 babies!! 80 babies!!! I was 16teen when PAC got killed Me against the world album my favorite!!! Don’t wanna make excuses but this is how it is , What’s the use unless we shooting No one notices it’s the youth … It’s just me Against the world!!!

[@briandoucet8128]

I was listening to you 2 brothers. Ol boy White wouldn't have his drive or fearless mentality if Tupac didn't show him what it look like. Some of the ideas he has is spot on. If a challenge needs to be made in rebuttal. You received your will and willingness from a person who is no longer here, but quote like you originated the concept?

[@freemygrandma8752]

I'm not understanding because if he wasn't gangsta how come he was harder than the gangstas??

[@jstarzz3780]

HE said people were going to TALK ABOUT what He did a long time 😊 and They still talking 😊😊😊😊

[@amarushakur47taliban6]

I ain’t no killer but don’t push me

[@williecalvin8364]

And nobody loving von like that he was no where near as impactful. In Chicago His name and legacy still hold some weight. That's about it. Pac and Von shouldn't be compared

[@pesocheco]

Von was a trash human being outside if his street rep. He never showed the slightest want for better in his community. Cant ever compare him to the Realest

[@k33m16]

@@pesocheco like von or not he’s real dude and solid as they come according to the “street code”

[@pesocheco]

@@k33m16gives no fks I wouldn’t trust em. Sosa ain’t even trust dat Nigga, ion think he even believed in God, dats why y’all love dat POS

[@williecalvin8364]

@@k33m16 He was just a kid running around playing tag with guns. Nothing really street or gangster about it.

[@benkinzer6914]

This was very groundbreaking, great convos

[@SupremeWorldEntertai]

I can’t agree with OG on this one. PAC was authentic. He wasn’t acting lol. He shot two white off duty police officers unknowingly (not knowing they were police) but they were white and violating another black man. No other rapper has ever stood up for another brother to that magnitude. So naw I can’t fuck with what ya talking bout OG

[@bluver209]

Both of these guys, heard what they wanted to hear from Pac. He layed it out in his music/interviews why he did what he did and said what he said. Pac always explained his reasoning, if you took it to mean something else, then acted on it. That’s on y’all…

[@failureface1837]

Pac told the truth he spoke from the heart

[@leodjoneluv]

tupac said he wasnt a gangster, he is a revolutionary

[@shawnwilliams-tk4iz]

Ain’t nothing to be shamed of Anton, I got that same Cross on my shoulder, cause of Pac

[@tmcmovement5416]

I got one also pac 4 life

[@shoeluvah81]

What is he shame about?

[@gloriabachus1860]

...it was his Spiritual poems that emerged in response to his lyrics, for me.

[@Wahala23]

“Ain’t killer but don’t push me “ brothers forgot Pac shot 2 cops and got away with it 😂

[@Kiisiirsoozey1039]

Bob Marley was the greatest artist off all time even after his death he made every black human recognize our self with dreadlocks an one Love❤

[@bigbreed-yq6jb]

I love Bob Marley but stop 😂

[@juicemane7655]

U could have even said Michael Jackson and I’d feel it but nah. Not even close brother. Marley greatest gift would have been outside his music, like a politician of some sort

[@Kiisiirsoozey1039]

Concussion thoughts an peace from start as a artist til his death an like I said bob marley made everyone around the world recognize dredlocks as a African identity ❤️💯 every cult or whatever government human right you could find a person with dreadlocks. Thug life dead an Michael Jackson didn’t leave a legacy 💯💯💯

[@LAZELUS]

Needed 2 hear dis. Hear was my idol 2. But 2 come 2 da realization at 22 b4 it could’ve been 2 late 💯

[@MarcusGreen-bc1ef]

I ain't no killa but don't push me I think he was a revolutionary, listen to the first album that the foundation

[@Virgoindigo]

Man this might be a sad thing to say but 2Pac was the father I never had! I cried when that man died, meanwhile I couldn’t cry when my actual dad died because I truly did not know that man since he was never there.

[@alphagod7625]

I did too bruh

[@rahsunallah2825]

My boy got that jetlife on! Salute my homie currency!

[@shotstanton4666]

I thought it was just me dat thought of Pac like dat... Inspirational fatherly figure atm

[@TheComicCrew]

“I was in high school carrying a razor blade in my mouth” “I went got a tattoo as soon as I was old enough”. If u had to wait til age of consent for a tattoo you wasn’t in the streets bro u was pretending behind mama back jus like Charleston was.

[@Jayc456]

Tupac wasn’t a starter he was a reactionary person. He only acted off the actions of someone else. He music is really about protecting yourself if you listen closely

[@terrancethompson5184]

Facts I don’t know why people can’t comprehend this

[@ITSOVA285]

My dad played pacs music while I was in my moms stomach I wasn’t ever attracted to his music for “gangsta” usually turned those songs off which their are very lil and opted into songs like better days hold your head white manz world etc I never thought or portrayed him as a gangster

[@ITSOVA285]

And I knew Never Ignorant Getting Goals Accomplished young I’m 26 now I grew up around mfs idolizing the “gangster rappers” but I never fitted in cause I was listening to the type of music that was either old or not cool in gen z

[@hebrew26commandmentspower55]

2pac - Never Had A Friend Like Me bodies 90 percent of rap today!

[@thacollinssquad1103]

I have a tattoo inspired by 2pac see now I wanna hangout with these guys 😂😂

[@makaveliithadon]

Same I got a pac quote tatted when I was 16

[@Greatsouthernbelle]

Charleston for MAN of the YEAR

[@mrcassantos]

'Pac the GOAT

[@HighzMuzik]

I always knew Pac must have influenced Charleston in some way. The way he just speak without worrying about the consequences.

[@tiffanystevens3595]

Pac has stated many times that he wasn't a gangster, however, he appealed to the gangs in route to politicizing them, IDK why nobody will ever touch on this fact!

[@bigbro7298]

Blasphemy gotta be the best 2pac ever wrote

[@nvm7191]

😂😂😂 Bruh went and put the razor in his mouth cuz a movie

[@lonnie111]

Charleston rockn the jetlife hoodie 👍🏾🔥

[@bigboo272]

Tupac was a freedom fighter, and a philosopher

[@ekiti]

Dewberry in the background, ready to pop off.

[@dryiceVEVO]

*Birdie* Was *Influential* 💯

[@ahmathgapan7160]

Pac was a real nigga

[@Tneo7]

Charleston White for President 2024!

[@jaybrick8973]

Don't see how ppl could love king von he was destructive to the black community unlike Tupac who actually was trying to build it up

[@felitadickeron.]

I'm with CW on 2Pac...my first tat was his lyrics

[@fredrickhayes4823]

I never been around men that love’s rappers so much 😂we use to love the streets…women use talk about rappers

[@timothystarks5053]

Message!!!! music can influence GREATNESS, but its also the drumbeat of the evil too, look at drill music and how we've warred with ourselves over words and not DEEDS...we are killing ourselves behind the music, rather using the music to start a revolution, a change of our existence, but instead, we kill one another...Love you CHARLESTON and keep preaching to the choir cause your congregation is getting larger...we are waking up, F I N A L L Y

[@normanjones4240]

Revolutionary Rappers & Gangbangers will NEVA be the same people

[@NetClips1]

I said baby go look who at the back door 😂😂😂😂

[@dcaks]

Wasn't fan of his music right away, but it was all of his interviews that captivated me & changed my life. N.i.g.g.a type of a nigga.

[@anubis9853]

I've said it when I started listening to CW months ago. Tupac said," you're not gonna like this next one that comes after me" and I really think it's CW

[@Bam905]

It ain’t him

[@jstarzz3780]

1996 He Had 2 hits 🎯 At the same time 😮

[@mrjdbrn]

Tupac was a real gangster, but he wasn't a gang banger and that's who he was hanging with at death row

[@chargedupblacklyric5071]

Pac admitted he was not a gangster so how u take it it's on you