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Artist/Band:
2Pac
Lyrics for Song: Intro
Lyrics for Album: Makaveli - The Don Killuminati: The Seven Day Theory [1996]
Intro: News Reporter
In today's music news.
The ever controversial Tupac Shakur has just released
another album under the alias Makaveli.
Music insiders are running wild
trying to rearrange other artists street dates,
in fear of a wipe out in inter-chart movement.
Although no one knows the exact cause of the new album,
resources tell me a number of less fortunate rappers,
have joined together in a conspiracy to assassinate the character,
of not only Mr. Shakur, but of Deathrow Records as well.
Nas, the alleged ring leader of, is furious of Tupac's, excuse me,
Makaveli's verbal assault, on Mobb Sleep, Notorious P.I.G.,
and several other New York rappers.
Jay-Z, from Hawaiian sophie fame, fake little whatever,
and several other corny sentimental motherfuckers,
are understandable shaken up by this release.
The question everybody wants to know is ...
why'd they get this nigga started.
Tupac, rather Makaveli, was not available for comment,
but did release this statement.
(heart beat starts)
Tupac Talking
It's not about east or west, it's about niggas and bitches,
power and money, ridahs and punks. Which side are you on?
(Six Shots)
You niggas is still fucking talking
You niggas still breathing,
Fucking roaches
Alright this is the raid on cockroaches
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Intro
Intro serves as the haunting overture to 2Pac's posthumous masterpiece, Makaveli - The Don Killuminati: The Seven Day Theory. Released in 1996, the track immediately establishes the somber, introspective tone that defines the album. Featuring a minimalist arrangement centered on a lone piano melody, the recording captures the raw emotion of an artist confronting his own mortality. This piece sets the stage for a project widely celebrated for its cohesive narrative and emotional depth, marking a significant moment in hip-hop history. The song remains a powerful example of how a brief instrumental can convey profound feeling, anchoring the album's exploration of loss and legacy without relying on complex instrumentation or dense lyrical delivery. |
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| Album Lyrics: Makaveli - The Don Killuminati: The Seven Day Theory [1996] |
 2Pac
"Makaveli - The Don Killuminati: The Seven Day Theory [1996]"
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