i always thought that Pac dissin Prodigy for his sickle cell anemia was cold as it gets. vicious stuff

Ya, that was cold, this is why rap is Resting In Peace or at lest Resting in Pieces. After Pac and Biggie, no one has stepped up and talked about social issues, the wrongs of the world. Ninety percent of songs today are about getting money, women and material stuff. At some point some one needs to stand up and say look shit is screwed up and we need to stop it and fix it.* So what are the rules of a battle? You can go after a guys clothes, his style, weight, women''¦what is o.k. and what is not o.k.? Just asking cause the more personal it gets, it seems the more people care.

Just because they have substance, or a message that is true and pure doesn'''t mean they can get it out there without some style and that what might be missing, someone who can or has both. If there is no stage for them, who hears them, what good is it to yell at a wall? It is sort of like that ball player that can shoot but can not dibble or vise versa, you want or need the tottally package to be a constitant scorer, a great player.

If I was P I'd feel the same way; Pac hit below the belt wit that diss in "Hit 'Em Up", but even though Ricky is exaggerating things a bit, best believe Prodigy wouldn't say **** if Makaveli wuz still alive . . . it'd be funny if he still wuz, read this and came out of hiding just to give Mobb Deep an ass-whooping . . . LOL R.I.P. Pac & Prodigy the album is dope first LP I bought since Cuban Link's "Chain Reaction".