2Pac – Me Against the World

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Artist: 2Pac

Title: Me Against the World

Year: 1995

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Tracklist

  • 1. Intro (1:40)
  • 2. If I Die 2Nite (4:01)
  • 3. Me Against The World (4:39)
  • 4. So Many Tears (3:59)
  • 5. Temptations (5:00)
  • 6. Young Niggaz (4:53)
  • 7. Heavy In The Game (4:21)
  • 8. Lord Knows (4:30)
  • 9. Dear Mama (4:40)
  • 10. It Ain't Easy (4:53)
  • 11. Can U Get Away (5:45)
  • 12. Old School (4:39)
  • 13. Fuck The World (4:12)
  • 14. Death Around The Corner (4:07)
  • 15. Outlaw (4:32)

Review

'Me Against the World' is a tour de force that solidified 2Pac's status as more than just a rapper - he became a voice for a generation. Released in 1995, this album is a raw, emotional journey through the mind of a man facing his own mortality and the harsh realities of street life. The production is a beautiful blend of G-funk swagger and soulful introspection, providing the perfect backdrop for 2Pac's poignant lyrics.

From the heartfelt tribute 'Dear Mama' to the haunting premonitions in 'If I Die 2Nite', every track on this album packs a punch. It's no wonder it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, even while 2Pac was serving time. That's some serious street cred right there! The album's success wasn't just commercial though - critics were falling over themselves to praise 2Pac's newfound depth and maturity.

What really sets 'Me Against the World' apart is how it manages to be both deeply personal and universally relatable. 2Pac bares his soul, reflecting on his struggles, his fears, and his hopes, but in doing so, he speaks to anyone who's ever felt like it's them against the world. It's this combination of vulnerability and strength that makes the album a timeless classic, still resonating with listeners today. - Ellis

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