Musings of a Maniac

(Source: wordtothemother, via donttrustrobotz)

I feel like it’s natural for a man especially being black to feel like he’s a king and he’s lookin’ for his queen. And that’s where I’m at right now. You can’t, be a king until you’ve made yourself, until you’ve done something. And I’ve accomplished my goals, my goals I’ve set out to make me a man. Now I feel like I’m a man, now I set out goals to make me a king. Not a king of anybody else but me, you know? No body else is under my rule but me…and my kids, you-know-what-I-mean? But I made myself into a king, now I need a queen to be happy, so that I can be a teacher and a father. I can’t be that until I find a queen. So I’m stuck in limbo.

(Source: makaveli-immortalized)

makaveli-immortalized:

BuzzFeed.com : How Dead Music Icons Would’ve Looked Today

2Pac, 42

Director Tupac Shakur and his wife Jada Pinkett Shakur arrive at the after-party for the premiere of Shakur’s lastest film in New York City.

makaveli-immortalized:

“Lace em with lyrics that’s legendary
Musical Mercenary. For money, I’ll have these muthafuckaz Buried!”

makaveli-immortalized:

“Niggaz miss u with them sunkist sodas & all ya jokes.
The older brother I never had. Nigga the G.O.A.T!
The Greatest Of All Time….actin’, rhymes. Political speaking, no silly ass punch lines”

makaveli-immortalized:

Hussein Fatal Speaks on Wrecking 2Pac’s Truck in ‘96

makaveli-immortalized:

American Gangster : S3 Ep10 : Mutulu Shakur

makaveli-immortalized:

“Aight, new drink. One part Alizé, one part Cristal.
Thug Passion baby, y’all know what time it is.
This drink is Gauranteed to get the pussy wet and the dick hard.
Now if ya with me, pour a glass and drink with a nigga.”

makaveli-immortalized:

“Simon Says take they heads homies,
and send them phony motherfuckers to dwell with all they dead homies.
Fishin’ for fake niggaz, observe and shake niggaz.
The only way to see six figures, is break niggaz”

This muthafucker Suge KILLS me! I don’t know what to think about him. I have always given him the benefit of the doubt when it comes to his involvement in Tupac’s murder. Largely based on the fact that he was seated right next to Tupac while he took the fatal shots that ultimately end his life. But also I have to admit, because I just don’t want to believe that Suge is as foul and treacherous as some people make him out to be. It seems to me that Pac really believed that Suge was a TRUE friend. But after finishing John Potash’s book; The FBI War on Tupac Shakur & other black leaders….It’s Hard to trust or support Suge. John Potash is another credible source who basically claims that Suge Kight was involved in the murder of Tupac. Although the evidence suggests that he was low on the totem pole of people that orchestrated the heinous assassination.