Tupac uses a lot of profanity, and his lyrics are inappropriate for kids. The song "Hit em' Up" starts off with vulgar language and has negative content.

First off, *censored* your bitch and the click you claim

West Side when we ride comin' equipped with game

You claim to be a playa but I *censored*ed your wife

We bust on Bad Boy niggas *censored*ed for life

His music is for young adults, not for young kids who are easily influenced. Kids won't know what Tupac is really rappimg about anyway, but the more they hear it and grow up with it, the more it will become a apart of them. The lyrics to most of his songs are about death about life in the ghetto. Even though all of it is reality, kids should not be exposed at such a young age. Tupac expresses his feeli

You know it's funny when it rains it pours

Many people would agree that women are neglected and that there are single mothers who are disrespected, but many choose to ignore the fact. All the upper class citizens tend to distant themselves from the harsh and cruel world of the working lower class. They try not to think

Tupac's lyrics are reality; life is hard and society is corrupt. His lyrics are about first hand experiences that he had gone through in his life, "I suffered through the years and shed so many tears." In his song "Keep Yah head Up" Tupac raps about women, but as opposed to his other songs, which contain negative messages, this song sends out a positive one.

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