WHAT DID DJ QUIK MEAN BY THIS??

50cal · Mar 1, 2008

what about doin the movie juice ( which I liked) he had I think 1 small tattoo..probably says I luv mom, after that movie a few months later he is tatted down like he just did a few stretches in the pen....And yeah a rappers personal life thats on them, but I cant get this picture out my head how he was walking around some city on rap city and how he was actin....

The Evil Genius · Mar 1, 2008

How was he acting on Rap City? I don't remember if I saw that episode. I just can't get over the dry snitching but a lot of people were hollering how real he was.

A lot of Bay niggaz still say Pac is from the Bay but he's really from back east. In the Thug Love song he did with Bone he was like "from Cleveland to LA". Dude seemed too much like a follower. That's just my take on it. In the end its all just entertainment so why take these cats serious.

Enutt77 · Mar 1, 2008

Did he live in the Bay -this nigga didn't get his break on the East he got it in the Bay so thatz what he repped- Yall niggas need 2 listen 2 My block. When he got out He was living in LA and even before that when he was doing Thug life and Poetic Justice. Matter fact homie as far as Pac being a follower everybody is at some point of they life. Aint nobody perfect but yall is on some bullshit - Like Pac wasn't one of the most felt if not the most felt rapper ever nigga and the homie will neva have a chance 2 rest in piece. I find that a lot of people who don't like pac was busters themselves- if the shoe fits-----
And if u don't like Quik or Pac and u claiming the only reason some do is because they have a southern Kali mentality. I think u should stick 2 the 916 board where I know its a gang a niggas feeling Pac and Quik( even tho u don't). I aint gon call u names because I had a good show last night but u know wassup!!

The Evil Genius · Mar 1, 2008

I don't know what niggaz u know..... & don't care. I never said no one felt Pac. Majority of the people do. I'll agree about what ur saying about people are gonna be followers @ some point.

And to say that people u know that didn't feel Pac were busters is just ur own personal experience & opinion. He was a dry snitch point blank. Aint no way around it.

And iwhen I sai u guys are speaking from a Southern Cali mentality as far as Quik is true. Quik is not big up here like he is down in S.Cali. When I moved 2 LA in the mid 90's I noticed right away that Quik was a mega star but up north he was just one out of many popular rappers coming from Cali. In current times besides my uncle I don't know anybody north of Bakersfield that bump his recent shit. When I mean recent I mean his shit within the last ten year.

I've met people that didn't like Scarface & to me Face's music is hella easy to like & he's the most consistant recording artist of our time. I've never heard any wack Face material. Never! But like I said people have their own opinions. Don't make them a buster, less real then the next nigga etc.

Pc lived in the Bay..... so what. I moved to LA & the IE & lived down there for years but I'm from Stockton & no matter how much game my folks from down there may have/have not gave me.... I'm still from northern Cali & never (tryed) to change that & switch up. That's fake shit.

And I don't know what's up or whatever u meant by that.

Tiny MillE · Mar 1, 2008

listen to some pac interviews, he had one right before all eyes on me dropped explainin everything, he doesnt say im from la or the bay or whateer, he says hes reppin la becuz he felt like people back in ny turned they back on him and disrepsected the west (along with him) when he moved out here, so he was like fuck it if they goin do me like that we can play the same game, in the interview he says hes still from ny and he loves where he was born but he got a new home right now cuz all tha bullshit...i dont like alotta things he did but some of the things yall sayin is hilerious "from clevalend to LA"???? youve never heard a collab where somehone says from my city to your city?

i dont like that sayin "its not where you from, its where you at" but this is a perfect example

and what you mean by dry snitch?

The Evil Genius · Mar 1, 2008

Okay........ so he said he aint from LA or the Bay but he "repped" it cuz his east coast turned their backs on him. I hear a lot of shit about Dago niggas not fucking with Jayo he aint never claimed anywhere else. C-Bo had a serious fued with GBC niggaz after a member from his set was shot @ the video shoot by some rivals & a lot of cats from his own set didn't fuck with him after that but he still repped his block. Pac has no excuse.

The "cleveland to LA" shit was like him saying he an LA nigga. I can understand him giving it up to the Bay cuz that's where u got majority of ur street game but that don't meanhe from the Bay & that was way before the East dogged him

The dry snitching comes from when he got shot he went on interviews, songs etc. hollering Biggie is behind him getting shot. Pretty much saying "if something else happens to me, Biggie is responsible". That's dry snitching.

50cal · Mar 1, 2008

The Evil Genius said:

I dont remember actual events per se` but he was just actin like aint no one can fuck with him ''This is thuglife..What" and i understand the importance of artists to project an image, but damn...two weeks ago you was gigglin like a school girl with ya cross colors and now you thuglife...

Enutt77 · Mar 1, 2008

50cal said:

Homie yall act like yall aint on the west koast! In any situation you in its better 2 B bool headed but on The West Homie thats the mentality more than not- not so much Thuglife but Ryda minded. ThugLife is just some shit Pac coined and then later Bone Thugs put they spin on the word thug, but back n the day wasn't nobody talkin bout Being no thug. Thug wasn't the equivalent as rider. Pac was in the public's eye and I would love 2 see how yall handled that shit. Just being a rapper haters is out for ya and then u hollering out Thuglife. OK nigga u aint harder than me. So please believe Pac was getting sweated by niggas especially for all them rags he was wearing. Yo environment will make u or break u. I done been all over the nation where its riders everywhere, but with the Gang mentality on the West U gotta roll or get rolled on! Pac was reflecting that shit but 2 me it was way minor than it could have been. What about his music though? Yall cats talkin bout how he was acting. What about Soilder, Strictly representing, I gotta head but aint no screws in it, Brenda's got a Baby, when my homies call, Trapped, Dear Momma, Young Nigga, Deep in the Game, Me against the world, I get around, Gotta get mine(wit MC Breed) Ambitions of a rider, War stories, Picture me rollin, Is there heaven for G, All eyes on me, No more pain, Hail mary, White man's world, the realest shit I ever wrote, Krazy, Thug mansion, Changes, The last breathing, Teardrops and closed caskets. Pac is and will continue 2 B that nigga. Oh yeah how was Pac dry snitching when he never said Biggie did it but he should have let him kno something was going down 4 that. Fuck that I'd B riding on that nigga 2 . Supposed 2 b the homie and get yo ass lit up . That nigga got shot 5 times and u talkin bout dry snitch.. I'm not gon say no more but the realas know like Celly Cel said Retaliation is a must where I come from.

50cal · Mar 1, 2008

As I stated earlier..I had a greater appreciation after he was dead. I never said he was wack. I am usually one to say fuck a artists personal life judge them by their music. I do not get inspiration on how I live my life by rappers and there songs, I have been influenced by people I have met in my life. I thought i repped the west the best way I knew how and the importance the west was to me...I am tatted all over..mostly letters..stomach, neck, chest back..arms...but they mean very little as I have grown up and realized what is most important to me in life..I remember when i was in the military..in 1989 I walked in the chow hall at lunch...about 300 people eating and I yelled West Coast...Man a whole bunch of people screamed EAST COAST....it was funny i had everyone riled up..it was all in fun but one night up in the Barracks I was spitting that West coast rep...and This guy from New York who later became real cool wit me hemmed me up off the ground and this guy from D.C. was given me shots to the mid section ..almost how they did High top in colors..big mother fuckers .ha ha it was all in fun though. You right we all react to things differently and if that is how pac handled himself..well thats on him, and again I appreciated him after his death...You cant be serious on judging anyones character if they dont feel a certain artist...Remember ENUTT Im a lil older then most on the boards (37) and during the time pac was rapping some of us were at different points in our lives.

krishna · Mar 1, 2008

damn this thread has gotten helllla off topic. someone lock this bullshit already.

Supa SAV'D OUTT · Mar 1, 2008

50cal said:

DAT WAS FUNNY AS HELL

Supa SAV'D OUTT · Mar 1, 2008

krishna said:

WHAT TREAD ON SICCNESS DOESNT GET OFF TOPIC

Enutt77 · Mar 1, 2008

I can respect that but on the other hand music does inspire. Real life is its greatest teacher but little shit like television and music can play a role on your life -beleive it or not. You listened 2 a song u listened 2 back n the day and can remember damn near everything u was doin when you heard it the first time or used 2 bump it. A lot people focus on the negative but Pac did make Brenda's got a baby and keep yo head up for the single ladies( a problem that is still relevant 2 this day). Shit I know females personally who on the outside is hard than a muthafucka but hear one of those and get emotionally touched. It just like when Pac(along wit Dre) had niggas tossing up Dubs 2 California Love. It maybe didn't touch u like that but believe Pac was felt while he was alive by the masses. When he died that would have made u 26. A lot of niggas don't get grown until they 30's. Pac was 25 and had been in the industry for 6years. Everybody aint on the same level mature wise but Pac was something totally different. He just wasn't playing the gangsta or Thug card. Homie was political, he was an activist and a visionary. Most importantly he was a voice that was silenced way 2 early. Please 50 look at the whole package and not just the negative. Pac was that dude

enserio · Mar 1, 2008

I would never think to judge a person's character by the music they listen to, and I hope and think Enutt isn't either. If anything, the shots he took at EG were just because they were/are getting into it.

But, I will judge a persons 'tastes" depending on what artists they listen to and some of their reasonings for not listening to them. If you flat out just don't like the way their music sounds, then that's your opinion.

On the other hand, if you say you don't listen to someone because of some flaw you perceive in their character, and not for the way it sounds and what their saying, well then that's kinda corny (for lack of a better term right now).

Me personally, if you ain't feeling Quik, but then turn around and tell me you bump Necro, well then I just shake my head and move on. Your opinion, my opinion - it goes no further.

50cal · Mar 1, 2008

Enutt77 said:

I feel ya, That is why i said I had a greater respect after his death. It took more reading and watching documentaries for me to notice who he really was as a man. You are right he touched alot of people..I remember vividly the day he died i was In VA. and people was crying, It was the first for me to see how far of an audience a rapper can touch...

50cal · Mar 1, 2008

Supa SAV'D OUTT said:

Oh ya like how they did ya Boi 50cal? haha his arms was about as my legs..

krishna · Mar 1, 2008

Supa SAV'D OUTT said:

haha good point

The Evil Genius · Mar 1, 2008

@Enutt..... Pac was a dry snitch period....... Are u saying that if u made it big in the rap game & got popped a few times & u speculated that Rick Ross was behind it, u would go public go public in interviews & on songs talking about Rick Ross is responsible for u getting shot? That situation is way too street to be brought to the masses. He went public hollering Biggie is responsible for the shit. That's incriminating shit to say about someone. That's a dry snitch if I ever seen one. I'm not a Pac fan but what u said about his music touching people is very true. I know people that say his music touched them. I was just int other shit. Some of Marvin Gayes music touched me but I'm more of a Stevie Wonder fan. Doesn't mean I'm saying Marvin is less talented. Its all opinion & taste.

Enutt77 · Mar 1, 2008

The Evil Genius said:

As I'm bumping Dj Quik's Trauma #12 Jet set. If I can recall Pac neva said Biggie did it he said he knew what was happening (had an idea what was goin down and who did it)- He knew who who did it. Pac was mad he had 2 find out in jail and not from BIG who is from the same neighborhood as dude who robbed/shot Pac. Once he got out he start riding on Bad Boy and mufuckas was asking him why and he stated - he should have warned him! Dry snitching would have been 2 say this nigga shot me and neva did Pac say Big shot him! and just 4 the record Pac getting robbed and shot was way bigger than Big. On the other hand a lot people think puff is just that- a powder puff but Mr. take that is Konnected.

The Evil Genius · Mar 1, 2008

Even if he said he(Biggie) had an idea of who shot him that aint no shit to go on record saying. As soon as he went on record saying that the police was all up in they business & the police was on Biggies ass all the way up until his death.

That wasn't street of Pac is all I'm saying. If he was gonna ride then he should of rided. He didn't. He did nothing but talk.

WHAT DID DJ QUIK MEAN BY THIS??

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