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tupac and biggie grew up different from one another

The story of these two men amazes me because they grew up in such different ways. Then grow up to be in the same place it amazes me. Tupac was nort just a raging man he was a warrior in his time looking for blood. Biggie was more like an assassin

These boys are kill mans. Stay back. my buddy biggie got stung by tupac and never recovered sadly but true and to this revolution.

Tupac and biggie are complexed individuals and have a certain power to there words. I believe they knew what they have started. They knew it wasnt gonna end well for either of them. The beef was worthless to lose the greatest rappers of all time.

Tupac is the realist to ever do it. I cant lie he single handedly started the war against east coast v.s. west coast i cant honestly imagine how he say these things about someone who use to be his friend. At this point tupac cant be stopped he war tactics were brilliant

tupac is started a war between the east and west coast nd he was here to b ring the pain

they really gas nand icons to the industry

Tupac and biggie are Very different in more ways than one. More than i realized . They dressed totally different while Tupac tried to never forget where he came from in the way he dressed. IN a interview he said the swap meat was closed but how you like the versacre fit. While was always trying to dress in his best to change the way rappers did it.

This book is about the feud between biggie and tupac, . It tells the life story of them both, and how they eventually die. Both of them used to be friends until a falling out and then they turned bitter rivals.

The books overall greatness is amazing how much detail they go in

This have given me lots of information on tupac and biggie that i didnt know

Tupac and Biggie are both dead. Their influence on rap is going to have a lasting effect. After Biggie died, he released "Life after Death." It was his last album and it went on to sell over 10 million copies. Almost all rappers today admire and try to copy Tupac or Biggie in some type of way.