RIP Fatal!?

[soldier4death]

Fatal was the only real one left of the Pac era. Sad news. Seems like heaven is the place to be now. You know they got it popping now.

Rest in peace, God have your soul.

[GreenL420]

Damn sad that this had to turn out like this in a car wreck he was a great artist RIP Fatal.

[Minardi]

He had some strong verses in Still I Rise OG and As The World Turns OG

[Kevin]

Okay let me clarify. He just didn't take no shit. He had a few run-ins with fans over the years. Some funny, and some just ridiculous. Like getting mad about a fan saying they liked the dont stop OG over the nu-mixx. That was a bit ridiculous.

But none of that matters anymore. We appreciate what he left behind and his life.

[TheOneMak]

Damn, what a shock! he was by far the best rapper from the outlawz in my opinion! i never skip his verses on any songs...

[sm0ke]

so sad, what a shock. Met him only a few months back

R.I.P

[Tysonscousin]

and he was a asshole to the fans. But we should put all that behind us

Can you flesh some of these cases out. I mean, how big is his fan base to be prick to those who actually follow him?

Damn, what a shock! he was by far the best rapper from the outlawz in my opinion! i never skip his verses on any songs...

yea, but thats not saying much: You have fat-ass boring Edi, no talent Noble, bearable Kastro, sometimes alright Napoleon, and the occasional Yak verse. Yak and Fatal not only sounded similar, they were solid rappers who could deliver. Young (now old) Noble thinks hes a rock star, but his voice hurts my ears.

[adoutlaw]

RIP Fatal truth be told I had a few convos with him over email and facebook and he was always great to me as far as autograph requests etc

[MCNewYork71]

Can you flesh some of these cases out. I mean, how big is his fan base to be prick to those who actually follow him?



yea, but thats not saying much: You have fat-ass boring Edi, no talent Noble, bearable Kastro, sometimes alright Napoleon, and the occasional Yak verse. Yak and Fatal not only sounded similar, they were solid rappers who could deliver. Young (now old) Noble thinks hes a rock star, but his voice hurts my ears.

here is a thing that happened with a fan that [MENTION=999]Kevin was talking about.

http://www.2pac-forum.com/showthread.php?t=87796 (Closed)

[Makaveli]

was listening to All About U and was thinking everyone involved in that song minus snoop are dead, strange.

[Biological]

Damn, lost the Lieutenant?

Hussein, the type of motherfucker dyin with trey pounds..

[DJ Manny]

RIP Fatel still in shock

[Esoteric]

was listening to All About U and was thinking everyone involved in that song minus snoop are dead, strange.

I was listening to Still I Rise OG yesterday before I heard the news, and was thinking how Fatal was the only one remaining, but now a day later the song has a totally different perspective for me

[Tysonscousin]

I wonder if his lack of success was due to his talent level or his lack of any business sense. Solid rapper, better than a lot of guys out now, but nothing that unique. Ja Rule used him to attack 50 then threw him out for his next album, while the In-Lawz were whoring out their power at Amaru to get close to Eminem and the Shady camp.

[Dante Benzino]

I wonder if his lack of success was due to his talent level or his lack of any business sense. Solid rapper, better than a lot of guys out now, but nothing that unique. Ja Rule used him to attack 50 then threw him out for his next album, while the In-Lawz were whoring out their power at Amaru to get close to Eminem and the Shady camp.

Ja didn't use Fatal for shit, Ja and Fatal were boys since '97 - Ja wasn't famous until a year later