Funny that all those songs are off 1 album. And did you happen to see the list of songs on that same album that DON'T have any meaning?
so what if they are from the same album...what difference does that make? And as i stated earlier, that was a SHORT list I was compiling, from ONE certain album, if you really want me to look at all the other albums I have, I can do that later....your arguments are flawed. Please tell me what music you listen to, so I can judge whether they have "meaning" or not.
Bow Wow. He's a teenager and acts a little too "feminine" for my tastes. If you saw the PUNK'd episode, you'll know what I'm talking about. 50 Cent: More like 5 Cent. His older underground stuff was more thorough and had heat, unlike his commercial-cerealed rhymes now-ah-days... I like rap, but, its getting to weak and watered down these days...
so what if they are from the same album...what difference does that make? And as i stated earlier, that was a SHORT list I was compiling, from ONE certain album, if you really want me to look at all the other albums I have, I can do that later....your arguments are flawed. Please tell me what music you listen to, so I can judge whether they have "meaning" or not. [/b][/quote] What type of songs are we talking about? The albums he released before his death, or the ones that his mother released to milk more money off him, thus making sure she releases as much "meaningful" material as possible to make sure that everybody keeps believing that pac was a poet? And go for it. Look up all the albums you have, and then make a comparative list of meaningful vs. non-meaningful songs. Every artist releases "meaningful" songs occasionally. However, the ratio of meaningful vs. non-meaningful is pretty damn low, as is the case with pac. Do you even happen to know how many songs 2pac has written? How many of those could be considered meaningful? And to let you know, I don't particularly listen to music based on whether it has meaning or not. I listen to music based on whether I like it or not, which is all I need to care about. However, to entertain you with an answer, within the scope of rap music, I listen to: 2pac (because I find his music enjoyable, not because I think he's a great poet and leader of the masses) Chino XL Cormega Nas Jay-Z Joe Budden Jadakiss Notorious BIG Old Snoop (aka Doggystyle) Mobb Deep Cypress Hill Canibus (easily one of the dopest people on the mic) Mos Def Talib Kweli Common
