Boosie v. Pac

Tupac has been the topic of conversation ever since the new biopic about his life came out. People from across the world are lining up to see the film, but they seem to have mixed feelings about it. Some people loved it as much as they loved Straight Outta Compton, while others say it fails to even compare. Celebrities are even voicing their opinions about the movie, but this time it’s more about what one rapper had to say about Tupac specifically. Boosie BadAzz always has something to say, and this time he’s leaving Tupac fans feeling a little shook.

Tupac

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There’s a lot of talk around the new Tupac biopic All Eyez On Me, and it’s created a lot of different topics about the legendary rapper. The film itself has been getting mixed reviews, and some stars like 50 Cent and Jada Pinkett Smith have publicly said the movie is filled with inaccuracies.

Taking shots at a movie about Tupac is one thing, but taking shots at the late great rap legend himself is a completely different story.

Too Gangster

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Earlier this month Young Thug was claiming to be the second coming of Tupac, but this time around it’s Boosie BadAzz who is making the bold claims. Boosie made it pretty clear that he has nothing but love for Tupac, but he might have a hard time trying to convince people.

“We both have heartfelt music that touch people heart. We both have similarities. I guess we both got in trouble too but I just feel it’s real music and a pleasure to be given that credit but Tupac is Tupac, and Boosie is Boosie,” he said.

“Can’t Compare to Me”

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Maybe Boosie had just finished watching the new movie or something, we don’t know. All we know is that he said, “As far as gangsta sh*t, them n***as can’t compare to me on no sh*t like that. Not no life story like that one: going through sh*t, all kinds of sh*t. They ain’t been through what I been through.”

The comments are taking the internet by storm, and fans from all over are calling the man crazy. Tupac may have lived a different life than Boosie, but did Boosie really have it worse when it came to “gangsta sh*t”?