Originally Posted by PIMPIN aint easy

BECAUSE IT MAKES THEM RICHER COME ON MAN U KNOW THAT VIOLENCE SELLS

Originally Posted by ILL-usion

EXACTLY he did...there was his death in toy soldiers, and if you listen to his solo album "searchin for jerry garcia" that album is FULL of remarks bout his death and shit and even all of the booklet and shit is filled wit shit like that...everything

lol im not trying ta relate this to pac or sayin proof also faked his death or anything but isnt kind of a weird coincidence that he died at 4:30 a.m???
if u switch the last 2 numbers around it'll be 4:03 am
same time pac "died"

Originally Posted by Wyzrd

this is kind of intrestin



but than again thats if u belvie pac is alive
cuz it seem like everyone on Shady Records is gettin shot in the head u know but who the fuck knows just thought that might give ya'll something to talk bout

Originally Posted by MaDaM Merk

especially that kurt cobaine song...he says sometimes he wished he was dead:-/ and at the end of the song died.

Originally Posted by Tha Q.

Again, my question is, why even be in that environment? Why is he carrying around a gun? Why do rappers feel like they have to prove their manhood/bravado through violence?

Of course, just like I stated yesterday, rappers/DJs/etc are defending hip hop by saying, "this doesn't mean it was rap related."

pssf...sure...My question to them is: "How many opera, country, pop, and jazz performers have been gunned down in the last 10 years"?

Rap breeds violence and Proof is its latest victim. RIP tho...

It's just sad man.

Another thing...I find it eerie that he depicted his death in Em's video for "Toy Soldiers." Like Pac and Big, I wonder if he had an obsession over death and became a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Who knows...

The rap industry had better be careful though. If things like this continue to happen, then the government will become involved, spying on rappers even more than they already do and imposing regulations on music.

^^That's what I think.