2pac - 2pacalypse Now

2pac's debut is though less polished and lacking the hard hitting produced beats of his later albums, it is his most overtly political work. He addresses social problems such as racism, police brutality, poverty, teenage pregnancy, and drug use, some issues giving a lyrical glimpse into the world of a person on the urban streets. 2pacalypse Now released November 12, 1991 on Jive/Priority/Interscope Records. The album peaked at #64 on the Billboard 200 chart and #13 on the Top R&B/Hip Hop Albums, it was certified gold by. RIAA.

''Young Black Male'' (Produced By. Big D The Impossible) 2:35

''Trapped'' (Produced By. The Underground Railroad) 4:44

''Soulja's Story'' (Produced By. Big D The Impossible) 5:05

''I Don't Give A Fuck'' (Produced By. Pee Wee) 4:20

''Violent'' (Produced By. Raw Fusion) 6:25

''Words Of Wisdom'' (Produced By. Shock G) 4:54

''Something Wicked...'' (Produced By. Jeremy) 2:28

''Crooked Ass Nigga'' (feat. Stretch) (Produced By. Stat McCormick) 4:17

''If My Homie Calls'' (Produced By. Big D The Impossible) 4:18

''Brenda's Got A Baby'' (Produced By. The Underground Railroad) 3:55

''Tha' Lunatic'' (feat. Stretch) (Produced By. Live Squad) 3:29

''Rebel Of The Underground'' (Produced By. Shock G) 3:17

''Part Time Mutha'' (feat. Angelique) (Produced By. Big D The Impossible) 5:13


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(if you like what you hear GO OUT AND PURCHASE the album cuz if its good music its worth it)