Storm: ”Pain” was not a tribute song for Pac. It was a song for a soundtrack album. QDIII interviewed me separately for the ”Thug Angel” soundtrack while I was in the studio and he basically merged my interview in 2 the song ”Pain”. We had just got back in contact and he had already shot the documentary so he just wanted 2 incorporate me in 2 the project somehow, so I did a quick audio interview about Pac. He loved my tattoo “Thug Angel” which is on the back cover of the CD and named his project Thug Angel. ”Pain” was just a beautiful song about a relationship that I felt everyone could relate 2. Thanks, Storm…”
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