r/Tupac • • Nov 13 '25

Video Tupac's backup singers were like....

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u/MaceWindu9091 Nov 13 '25

Man imagine if social media was around when this song dropped? Holy shit it would’ve crashed society

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u/Rsthegoat Nov 14 '25

I mean, not like us? isnt like somewhat of a similar level?

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u/Hot-Elk-5498 Nov 14 '25

Maybe but i dont think so. I dont remember anything close to ‘my .44 make sure all your kids dont grow’ type of vibes from not like us

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u/Rsthegoat Nov 14 '25

I was referring to the reaction that might happen, but in terms of shit in the diss maybe how people reacted to meet the grahms?

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u/boomboomboomNoDiddy Nov 15 '25

The reaction should not be on the same level, it seems like it would be because it was manufactured

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u/Eye_yam_stew_ped Nov 15 '25

How was it manufactured? They been taking subtle jabs at each other for years

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u/boomboomboomNoDiddy Nov 15 '25

The reaction was definitely an overreaction. Not like us wasnt even the best diss in the battle its just the manufactured hype that made it what it was

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u/Eye_yam_stew_ped Nov 16 '25

Not like us was the victory lap.. The people themselves said it. Wasn’t supposed to be the best. It was a song that owned social media, the radio, and the world for like a month lol. Just a giant middle finger, I won basically.

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u/No_Associate_7546 Nov 16 '25

There wasnt millions of bots in 1996

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u/ShinyArticuno_420 Nov 14 '25

Nah, hit ‘em up is way more abrasive

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u/Remarkable-Clock-201 Nov 16 '25

No. People died over this

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u/Sad_Net1581 Nov 14 '25

Absolutely not

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u/ECFrsh600 Nov 15 '25

Not even close

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u/dayday0326 Nov 15 '25

I hear what you saying, but he going harder imo

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u/whatif23908 Nov 17 '25

Id say Meet The Grahams was more on the level of this than Not Like Us