Mr. Shakur, can you please explain the meaning behind your violent lyrics?
Explain tha meaning?? What tha fuck these niggas talkin about...
(Sounds of running and sirens in background)
Damn...
Police!! Freeze!!.... I said FREEZE you miserable black sonova bitch!
My attitude is shitty, my message to tha censorship comity
Who's tha biggest gang of niggas in tha city?
Tha critics are tha cops
Tha courts are tha crooks
Don't look so confused
Take a closer look
Niggas get they necks broke daily
Tryin' ta stay jail free
What tha fuck does Quayle know a young black males...
Please tell me
Message to tha censorship comity
Whos tha biggest gang of niggas in tha city
I pack a 9 milimeter cause I gottem liven hotter than tha 4th of July
If I gotta die, gotta
Momma told me 'Don't lett'em fade me...
Nigga don't lett'em make ya crazy'
Game is what she gave me
Gotta watch your back, strapped
Real niggas laugh back
If you get your ass taxed, swing your gat back
That's not tha way we made it
That's just tha way it is...
So I'm wrong, to spare a niggas kids??
I came up, my message to tha censorship commity
Who's tha biggest gang of niggas in tha city?
Cops pull me over
Check my plates
But i'm legal
Ya couldn't get me, figure 'FUCK with a niggas people'
They got me trapped, gat'd with tha mothafucken hammer back
Cops on my back, just cause i'm black, SNAP
Now i'm guilty?
Message to tha censorship comity
Who's tha biggest gang of niggas in tha city?
All you punk Police will never find peace on tha streets
Till' tha niggas get a piece
FUCK'EM
They kill ya to control ya
Or PAY
Top dollar for ya soul
Real niggas don't fold
Straight souljah
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
And we're screamin fuck'em
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
I hear ya...(fuck'em)
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
I hear ya...(fuck'em)
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
I hear ya...(fuck'em)
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
I hear ya...(fuck'em)
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
I hear ya...(fuck'em)
Can't find peace on tha streets til tha niggas get a piece...
Fuck tha police
Niggas screamin'...fuck'em
Mothafucken punk police
They think they run tha streets (I hear ya)
There's more niggas than there's police...
(I hear ya...)
One nigga
Teach 2 niggas
Teach 3 niggas
Teach 4 niggas (I hear ya...)
Teach more niggas
We would run this shit...
(I hear ya...)
They finally pulled me over and I laughed,
Remember Rodney King and I blast on his punk ass
[Song continues with this line above, repeated and scratched upon]
SOULJAH...
Tupac Amaru Shakur, better known as 2Pac or Makaveli, was an American rapper, activist, and actor born in New York in 1971. Considered one of the greatest figures in rap music, he left an indelible mark on popular culture with his incisive rhymes and social commitment. His life was marked by controversy and hardship, culminating tragically in his death at only 25 years old in 1996. Among his most representative songs are "Dear Mama", "Changes" and "California Love". The album "Me Against the World" (1995) is considered a rap masterpiece, while "All Eyez on Me" (1996), released posthumously, became one of the best-selling albums of all time. 2Pac collaborated with artists like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Biggie Smalls, contributing to defining the evolution of hip-hop in the 1990s.
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