Black Starry Night (Interlude)
2Pac · R U Still Down? (Remember Me) [1997]
Against all odds, I'm still here nigga
Aiy, I got to get my props for 2Pacalypse
O.P.D. what? When this album come out
Niggaz can kiss my ass, did you think I'd fall?
You think you could stop a motherfucker like me?
Introducing you to my criminal crew Treach, A.D., Apache, Essential
You got to deal with me on a whole new level motherfucker
Above the Law, Lench Mob, the Underground 'cause I'm gettin' paid
Gets around and we down in this bitch
And the more you try to keep niggaz away from me
The more I unite with mo' niggaz and mo' niggaz and mo' niggaz
Extra special thanks to my nigga Big John Major
And it's a ghetto in every city and a nigga in every ghetto
I owe him, thanks to my man Mike Cooley and the rest of out fathers
Motherfucker we are unstoppable and uh, I'm not goin' alive
Aiy, I got to get my props for 2Pacalypse
O.P.D. what? When this album come out
Niggaz can kiss my ass, did you think I'd fall?
You think you could stop a motherfucker like me?
Introducing you to my criminal crew Treach, A.D., Apache, Essential
You got to deal with me on a whole new level motherfucker
Above the Law, Lench Mob, the Underground 'cause I'm gettin' paid
Gets around and we down in this bitch
And the more you try to keep niggaz away from me
The more I unite with mo' niggaz and mo' niggaz and mo' niggaz
Extra special thanks to my nigga Big John Major
And it's a ghetto in every city and a nigga in every ghetto
I owe him, thanks to my man Mike Cooley and the rest of out fathers
Motherfucker we are unstoppable and uh, I'm not goin' alive
Black Starry Night (Interlude)
This interlude from 2Pac's 1997 album R U Still Down? (Remember Me) captures the West Coast hip-hop sound of the mid-90s. The track features a moody, atmospheric production that complements the artist's signature flow and lyrical depth. As a bridge within the album's narrative, it showcases the emotional vulnerability and streetwise confidence characteristic of Tupac Shakur's work during this prolific period. The recording reflects the genre's evolution toward more introspective storytelling while maintaining the rhythmic intensity that defined the era's greatest hits.