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2Pac - Loyal to the Game - (Unreleased OG) - (feat. Treach & The Riddler)

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Uploaded by on Jan 12, 2010

2Pac - 'Loyal to the Game' - (Unreleased OG - Radio Edit)
Featuring: Treach & The Riddler

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Biography:
Tupac grew up around nothing but self-delusion. His mother, Alice Faye Williams, thought she was a "revolutionary." She called herself "Afeni Shakur" and associated with members of the ill-fated Black Panther Party, a movement that wanted to feed school kids breakfast and earn civil rights for African Americans. During her youth she dropped out of high school, partied with North Carolina gang members, then moved to Brooklyn: After an affair with one of Malcolm X's bodyguards, she became political. When the mostly white United Federation of Teachers went on strike in 1968, she crossed the picket line and taught the children herself. After this she joined a New York chapter of the Black Panther Party and fell in with an organizer named Lumumba. She took to ranting about killing "the pigs" and overthrowing the government, which eventually led to her arrest and that of twenty comrades for conspiring to set off a race war. Pregnant, she made bail and told her husband, Lummuba, it wasn't his child. Behind his back she had been carrying on with Legs (a small-time associate of Harlem drug baron Nicky Barnes) and Billy Garland (a member of the Party). Lumumba immediately divorced her.

Things went downhill for Afeni: Bail revoked, she was imprisoned in the Women's House of Detention in Greenwich Village. In her cell she patted her belly and said, "This is my prince. He is going to save the black nation."

By the time Tupac Amaru Shakur was born on June 16, 1971, Afeni had already defended herself in court and been acquitted on 156 counts. Living in the Bronx, she found steady work as a paralegal and tried to raise her son to respect the value of an education.

From childhood, everyone called him the "Black Prince." For misbehaving, he had to read an entire edition of The New York Times. But she had no answer when he asked about his daddy. "She just told me, 'I don't know who your daddy is.' It wasn't like she was a slut or nothing'. It was just some rough times. "When he was two, his sister, Sekyiwa, was born. This child's father, Mutulu, was a Black Panther who, a few months before her birth, had been sentenced to sixty years for a fatal armoured car robbery.

With Mutulu away, the family experienced hard times. No matter where they moved-the Bronx, Harlem, homeless shelters Tupac was distressed. "I remember crying all the time. My major thing growing up was I couldn't fit in. Because I was from everywhere. I didn't have no buddies that I grew up with."

As time passed, the issue of his father tormented him. He felt "unmanly," he said. Then his cousins started saying he had an effeminate face. "I don't know. I just didn't feel hard. I could do all the things my mother could give me, but she couldn't give me nothing else."

The loneliness began to wear on him. He retreated into writing love songs and poetry. "I remember I had a book like a diary. And in that book I said I was going to be famous." He wanted to be an actor. Acting was an escape from his dismal life. He was good at it, eager to leave his crummy family behind. "The reason why I could get into acting was because it takes nothing' to get out of who I am and go into somebody else."

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Uploader Comments (MrWicked61671)

  • Luv this, I got this

  • @BekaShakur - Yea, this song's amazing. 

  • this the real shit from above the rim soundtrack not that fake bullshit with gunit

  • Fuck Gay-Unit! This IS the real shyt w/out a doubt.

  • SIC WID IT DOE!

  • Yes indeed.

Top Comments

  • gr8 song from 2Pac! 6*

  • I like this 5/5

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  • @MrWicked61671 yeah fuck it gay-unit

  • Dope sheert

  • Isn't there an Unreleased OG mixtape of Pac that I can download?

  • Is that Quick or Dre on the beat?

  • I haven't heard this in YEARS!!!! Thanks!! <3

  • yeah this is the og but it was released in 1994, why you calling it unreleased

  • I wonder why Em didnt slap G-Unit when they change the song the way did?

  • OMG Em relly fucked up!

  • This is the shit when you be stoned/tripping on acid. Oh my fucking God. You don't even know dawg.

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