2Pac performing "Troublesome '96" (OG), from his "Greatest Hits" album.

Though his legend stands as a powerful pillar within hip-hop lore, it's sometimes easy to take 2Pac Shakur and his music for granted. Having blessed us with five albums before his untimely passing at the age of twenty-five, Pac's vast collection of songs paint a nuanced and multifaceted portrait of one of hip-hop's enduring figures. A poet, a thug, a love, an OG, and an accomplished chronicler of his environment, selecting one particular chapter of Pac's extensive story is no easy task. Yet there's something alluring about the haunting reflections of "Troublesome 96," a song that originally premiered on his posthumous Greatest Hits album in 1996.

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"Troublesome '96" is a song by Tupac Shakur from his Greatest Hits album released after he passed away in 1996. It was produced by Johnny J. The song has a dark and rebellious feel that matches 2Pac's personality. In a live performance, 2Pac talks tough about other rappers like Nas and Mobb Deep. But the song also shows a deeper side of 2Pac, where he thinks about his own struggles and choices. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of all his true feelings and thoughts. Even though 2Pac is no longer alive, his music still inspires people and shows his talent and strong personality. Rest in peace, 2Pac, a legend in music history.

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