2Pac & Biggie Homeschool Lesson Goes Viral

    As the coronavirus pandemic wages on, parents have been forced to homeschool their children. One father in particular, Jesús Ramos, decided to switch things up a bit and give his daughter Bailey a Hip Hop lesson on Biggie and 2Pac — instead of learning about the War of 1812.

    In an Instagram post, which has since gone viral, Ramos pulls up a photo of both rap legends and begins his lesson, referring to them as “Lieutenant Tupac Shakur” and “Colonel Notorious B.I.G.”

    “No school, No problem!” Ramos wrote in the caption. “She’s gonna be well rounded with knowledge #Quarantine Class by Big Daddy.”

    HipHopDX spoke to Ramos who explained he wanted to break out of the monotony the coronavirus pandemic is causing.

    “With all of this quarantine going on, we have been bored,” he tells DX. “I am a huge Hip Hop fan and always play old school Hip Hop for my daughters. I simplified the East Coast/West Coast war for her and made it interesting to the point where she wanted to learn more. What grabbed her attention is when I said they were both in heaven now.”

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    Thanks to her dad’s lesson, Bailey is now a converted Hip Hop fan.

    “‘Hypnotize’ by Biggie and ‘Dear Mama’ by Tupac are her joints now!” Ramos adds. “Thankfully, because Jojo Siwa on repeat was a little much!”

    7 thoughts on “2Pac & Biggie Homeschool Lesson Goes Viral

    1. Calling 2pac a lieutenant and Biggie a Colonel is some disrespectful ish. 2pac would have been a 4 star General and Biggie would be a Major.

      1. Maybe Pac, but definitely not Biggie. Biggie didn’t have that mind set or build. Can’t be a fat fuck major lol, no disrespect to biggie as a person though.

    2. I argue. Tupac was the President and his Outlaws were his soldiers.No Biggie r anyone was on that front line mindset against Government. All the others rappers were like labor workers.

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