Souljah's Revenge

2Pac 2nd album has every 2pac cd has great lyrics but suffers bad outdated production, but hey 93 pac is better than anything today on the radio so it is still enjoyable with great cuts, some of my favs include Holler If Ya' Hear Me (my favourite 2pac song ever because of the lyrics, hook and banging beat), Point the Finga is another great song, i like the beat on this one, Last Wordz consists of Pac,Ice T and Ice Cube, deadly alliance right there, great song. Souljah's Revenge,Representin' 93, Keep Ya Head Up, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z, I Get Around and Papa'z Song are all great songs, Keep Ya Head Up,I Get Around and Papa'z Song are most likely considered to be the classics from this album. Good album by Pac but would get a whole better on his next album.

it's aight

it aint my fav pac album but its cool. I like the cuts "strictly 4 my niggaz", "representin93", and "i get around". I give it 3 stars.

Great album from the late poet

Fulfilling much of the promise showcased on 2Pac's debut album a year earlier, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. offers a wealth of thoughtful moments such as "Keep Ya Head Up" yet still makes plenty of room for good-time celebrations such as "I Get Around." These two hits in particular make Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. a noteworthy, if sometimes overlooked, moment amid 2Pac's cluttered catalog. They also represent the two approaches 2Pac initially took with his music, emphasizing his thoughtfulness rather than the thuggishness so often associated with him, particularly in the wake of his death. A few notable West Coast rappers join the festivities here -- Ice Cube and Ice-T on "Last Wordz" and Digital Underground on "I Get Around" -- but 2Pac unfortunately doesn't have any notable producers to support him, as the dated production stands as the album's only potential drawback. Not quite as remarkable as 2Pac's following two masterpieces, Me Against the World (1995) and All Eyez on Me (1996), Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z. nonetheless merits acknowledgement, particularly in relation to the string of posthumously released Makaveli-era recordings littering his catalog.