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In the video below, I believe PAC was referring to “who” and “what” surrounded him during his plight to become a rap star, and spoke about all the drama attached to the music industry. I don’t think he got alot of needed support in the beginning, that he expected from men and women alike within his own community …so all of this “Bitch” and “Hoe” stuff grew as a result of that, and at one point PAC was clearly bitter. [The classic tale of people jumping on board, only after a 'contender' gains momentum.]

But towards the end of his life, 2PAC became a leader, in spite all odds, and a CHAMPION for the Hip Hop Nation. He matured at such a young age, more than some do in a lifetime.  2Pac grew more conscious of the messages he sent out, and wanted to make sure he served as a catalyst for positive change. If only he had just a little more time to influence the next generation of rappers…then maybe these awful words wouldn’t be so relevant today.

RIP 2PAC … June 16, 1971 – September 13, 1996

(Interview ends at about 1;25)

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