All 2Pac Albums are here - before and after his supposed death!

As you know in Internet have a lot of other 2Pac albums, but they are not original - they are remixes or mixtapes, so here you will see only the ORIGINAL 2Pac albums.

Soon will be added an article with 2Pac’s remixes and mixtapes!

Album Title: 2Pacalypse Now
Release date: 12-th November, 1991
Tracks: 13
Produced by: Raw Fusion,  Jeremy,  Live Squad,  Ramone “Pee Wee” Gooden,  Shock-G,  Big D the Impossible,  Underground Railroad

Album Title: Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.
Release date: 16-th February, 1993
Tracks: 16
Produced by: 2Pac, Bobby Ervin, Special K, Laylaw, Akshun, DJ Daryl, Underground Railroad, D’Flow Production Squad

Album Title: Thug Life, Vol. 1
Release date: 1-st January, 1994
Tracks: 10
Produced by: Warren G,  Easy Mo Bee,  Nate Dogg,  Johnny Jay,  Mopreme,  Syke

Album Title: Me Against the World
Release date: 14-st March, 1995
Tracks: 15
Produced by: Tony Pizarro,  Sam Bostic

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Young Buck is an American rapper born on March 15, 1981. His real name is David Darnell Brown. Young Buck was a former member of the hip hop group named G-Unit based in New York City

Young Buck’s Early Life

Young Buck became a rapper at the age of 12 and started studio recording when he was just 14. He was spotted by Brian Williams when he was 16.  He started recording with the Cash Money Crew. Later, he left the Cash Money Crew with Juvenile. He then joined UTP Records and later with G-Unit

Young Buck’s Career in G-Unit

Young Buck was featured by 50 Cent on a track called Blood Hound in his commercially successful debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin. He later featured on Beg for Mercy, G-Unit’s debut album which was certified 2x Platinum. Young Buck also released his own album called Straight Outta Cashville in 2004 and another one in 2007 called Buck the World.
In 2008, in an interview, 50 Cent mentioned that Young Buck not a member of the group G-unit anymore.

Albums which Young Buck launched

Young Buck released 2 albums in his career. The first one was named Straight Outta Cashville, released in 2004, just after completing one year in G-Unit.

The album featured a few guest appearances from Stat Quo, Lil Flip, David Banner, Ludacris, 50 Cent, Kon Artis and a few others. It was produced by Three 6 Mafia, Lil Jon, and Kon Artis amongst others.

The album had very little promotion because Young Buck was arrested for assault for the VIBE Awards incident.

The second album of Young Buck was released on March 27, 2007. It was named Buck the World, which was a play on the “Fuck the World”. The producers were Dr. Dre, Jazze Pha, Polow da Don and others.

This album debuted No. 3 on the Billboard 200 and topped the R&B/Hip Hop Album Charts.

The VIBE Awards incident

During this incident, on November 15, 2004, Jimmy James Johnson punched Dr. Dre in the back of his head and ran towards the exit. This happened because Dr. Dre refused to give Johnson an autograph as he was going on stage. Then a braw started and Young Buck was suspected for stabbing Johnson in the chest with a knife. Later, he was arrested a Santa Monica Police Department after a video evidence was found. Eventually, Young Buck surrendered himself and was sentenced for up to 8 years in prison for felony assault. Later in 2005, it was reported that a deal was struck that would see Young Buck avoid a trial.

Controversy with 50 Cent

In 2008, 50 Cent officially kicked out Young Buck out of G-Unit. Later, Young Buck appeared in a music video of The Game, who was a former rival of 50 Cent.

50 Cent then leaked a conversation between him and Young Buck which took place over the phone. This conversation showed that Young Buck owed 50 Cent money and that was the reason he was kicked out.

Young Jeezy

Jay Jenkins was born on October 12, 1977 and is famously known by his stage name Young Jeezy. Young Jeezy is an American rapper.

Young Jeezy’s Early Life

Young Jeezy was born in Columbia, South Carolina. Jay Jenkins and his family shifted to Pine Hills when he was an infant. His parents separated when he was young. And that was the reason because he had stayed a lot at this grandmothers and aunt’s place. During this phase, he created a strong relationship with his elder cousins, who were drug dealers. Young Jeezy was attracted towards drug dealer’s way of living because his cousins use to share their earnings with him.

At the age of 12, Young Jeezy started selling drug in his neighborhood. In 1994, for possession of cocaine, he was arrested. Then he moved to West Atlanta in the end of 1999 when he was released. Young Jeezy. “Empty” is the word used by Young Jeezy to describe this childhood. Sonny Spoon, a georgai rap legend was his mentor but there relationship deteriorated over the years.

Music Career of Young Jezy

Young Jeezy’ first independent album Thuggin’ Under the Influence , was released under Lil J in 2001. Some of the tracks were produced by Lil J and also Fidank and Kinky B who featured in those tracks. Come Shop Wit’ Me was released in 2003 which was a 2 CD set featuring entirely new track from T.U.I.

Young Jeezy was signed by Bad Boy Records in 2004 and released a album on 21st June, 2005 which was self titled on the group Boyz n da Hood’s which he became a part of after signing the deal, and this album charted to number 5 on Billboard 200 albums. Young Jeezy also released his solo album Let’s Get It: Thug motivation 101, during this time. It was released on July 26, 2005, and debuted at number 2 and sold over 172,000 in first week alone. Lil Will, Slick Pulla, Lil Scrappy, Akon, Trick Daddy, young Buck, Lloyd Slick and Mannie Fresh were on guest appearances list.

Young Jeezy was never properly paid for his services. In a track “Stay Strapped” he described an incident about Gucci Mane defending him from the Mechanicville. Young Jeezy then released numerous tracks with many artists including Gucci Mane’s “Icy”and Boyz n da Hood’s “Dem Boyz”. Inter many records and interview, Young Jeezy he conveyed his opposition to commercialism of music by him.

In 2006 his second major album The Inspiration was released. And the first single peaked to number 14 on Billboard Hot 100. An album by rap group USDA was released by Young Jeezy in 2007, which laso included Blood Raw and Slick Pulla. Young Jeezy took part in a week long toy drive and charity which his CTE family and presented 1000 topys to 1000 kids at various places in Atlanta and Macon.

In 2008 this third album The Recession was released. Kanye West featured in the leading single “Put On”. Young Jeezy also featured in R&B single of Usher – “Love in this Club” which charted to number 1 on Billboard Hot 100.

Young Jeezy’s Personal Life

In starting hours of September 29,2007 Young Jeezy’s Lamborghini was hit by a taxi in Atlanta. And it was reported that this gave him a new positive reception for life. His son Jeezy was dating Keyshia Cole, a R&B artist.

Young Jeezy opened his home for victims in am attempt to help them to stay after Hurricane Katrina was hit.

Young Jeezy was arrested on March 12, 2006 after he was alleged shootout at Miami Beach involving some of his friends. For possessing a firearm without permit, he was charged with 2 counts but it was dropped due to lack of evidence. Police arrested him again for DUI in Atlanta on June 18, 2008.

YoungBloodZ consists of J-Bo( Jeffrey Ray Grigsby was born on October 4,1977) and Sean P (before was known as Sean Paul but latter on changed to avoid confusion with same name of Jamaican reggae dancehall artist)( Sean Paul Joseph was born on March 7, 1979) are American Southern rap pair from Atlanta and Georgia.

At Decatur’s Miller Grove Middle School, they met and then began Attic Crew with some more friends.

They were sign by LaFace Records, and were best known for there singles “85 South” (2000) and “U-Way”(1999) which also featured Chris Streng and Big B of OutKast.

Not being around for nearly two years they made a comeback with “Cadillac Pimpin”, which was a reasonable hit. But YoungBloodZ met with chief success with “Dam!” which was produced by Lil Jon, which charted to number 4 on the BillBoard Hot 100 and is still their top 10 hit till today.

They returned after 3 years with “Datz Me” which featured Young Buck, a member of G-Unit. Their 2nd single Chop Chop was released from their third album Ev’rybody Know Me which was produced by Scott Storch.

On June 1, 2006, they were arrested for weapon and drugs charge in Atlanta with members of their associates. YoungBloodZ by no means had any trouble with law before this arrest. In late May 2007, all their charges were dismissed when they attended the hearing.

Sean P have made many appearances in hit tracks like “Snap Yo Fingers” by Lil Jon’s, “You Should Be My Girl” of Sammie’s and Cherish’s “ Do It to It”.

Sean P is working on a solo album which would be released in early 2009 under Cornerstore Entertainment/Asylum/WMG. “I’m a Hoodstar” is the first official single which is produced by CP Hollywood.

YoungBloodZ are also working on their forth album Bad Influence which is to be title. In Late October 2007, their first single was scheduled for release on radio. The was supposed to feature Busta Rhymes and Jacki-O.

Yung Berg

Christian Ward was born on September 9, 1985 and is famously known as Yung Berg, because that is his stage name. He is an american rapper from Chicago. R&B singer Junior was featured in Yung Berg first single “Sexy Lady”. DMX’s Bloodline Records have previously signed him as Ice Berg. Yung Berg have featured on Exit Wounds soundtrack. On August 12, 2008, his debut album Look What You Made Me was released which is a joint venture between Koch Records and Epic Records.

Yung Berg’s His Career

DMX’s had signed Yung Berg at the age of 15 years only but his parents pulled it off and sent him to a military boarding school in 2001 in Montana. Then he moved to Los Angles after a few years when his schooling ended, to restart his career.

Then in 2005, Yung Berg grabbed in an opportunity to work with Chicago rapper Shawnna and Disturbing tha Peace member as a writer/ vocal and a hype man in the studio.

Soon Yung Berg was taking bigger moves. He established Yung Boss imprint, ghostwrote for various rappers and production team, Yung Bosses, recorded tracks for Shawnna, Memphis Bleek, Juelz Santana and with Eve. “Sexy Lady became a local hit when he sent it out on L.A. radio. He finally settles with Epic Records even though he was approach numerous labels. Then on July 2007, the six track EP Almost Famous was released. “sexy Can I” was a hit single track also featuring Ray J. And in summer of 2008, Yung Berg’s full length debut album Look What You Made Me released. Single “ Sexy Lady” charted to number 18 on Billboard 100 and his third single “The Business” which featured Casha peaked to number 33.

Yung Berg’s Awards

He was nominated for “Best Ringtone” and “People’s Champ Award” for the track “The Business” by BET Hip-Hop Awards 2008.

Jasiel Robinson

Yung Joc has featured in a song by Danity Kane – Show Stopper and Call U Out, which is Cassie’s album track. It was rumored to be linked to rapper Young Jeezy, but it is not. With a gross of approximately $10 million he was listed on “Forbes’ richest rapper list at number 20 in 2006.

Yung Joc Career

…in New Joc City

Russell “block” Spencer discovered Yung Joc when he gained recognition in Atlanta through “ I now You See It and It’s Going Down”. New Joc City was Yung Joc’s debut album which was released in 2006. It was charted on the Billboard hot 100 at #3. Nitti was the producer of this single. On Youtube a video was released. And then his 2nd single “I Know You See It” numbered at 17 in top 100. Yung Joc’s third single “1st time” was not that successful. Marques Houston featured in this song and Trey Songz was added in video version. Marques Houston, Boyz n da Hood and many others made a guest appearance in his album. By selling a million copies in America, it is certified as platinum.

His 2nd Album - Hustlenomics

Yung Joc was featured on many other artists singles including T-Pain’s “ Buy U a Drink”, Lil Boosie’s “Zoom” and Danity Kane’s “Show Stopper”. Hustlenomics was Yung Joc’s second album which was released on August 28, 2007. Jim Jones, Trick Daddy, Jazze Pha, The Game, Bun B and Gorilla Zoe were on the guest appearances list.

Yung Joc’s 3rd Album - Mr Robinson’s Neighborhood

Mr Robinson’s Neighborhood, which is Yung Joc’s 3rd album is planned to be released around 2009 with Swagg Team Entertainment underneath Jive Records. His legal name is referred as title of this album.

Yung Joc’s Business Deals

He owns a Sunglass line company named “Caudio St. James” will be making its debut soon and he even owns two automobile allied companies. Sunglasses line will be managed by Yung Joc and his father. He is also said to have Swagg Team Entertainment through Jive Records. Chicago group Hotstylz will debut through this label which will be there first single “Lookin Azz Nigga”.

Christian Influences

Yung Joc appeared at Exodus tour event on March 23, 2008. There he gave his acknowledgment about being Christian. He said that he was not tying to be there as a preacher other than God is real in his life. Corey ‘CoCo Brother” sponsored and organized this event, they even hsot a radio show known as “The Spirit of Hip-Hop”, who tries to promote Christianity through gospel music and rap.