[*PassionateJ*]

Awww loved Tupac...RIP! Can I be added?

All Eyes on Me,,,awesome CD!

[B.Chambers]

Originally Posted by jessica3311 (View Post) Awww loved Tupac...RIP! Can I be added? All Eyes on Me,,,awesome CD!

Added you.

Welcome to the Tupac Shakur apprecation thread.

[B.Chambers]

[Drunk On You]

Thanks for sharing that.

I'm not a fan of hologram performances. I think they are creepy.

[LightYears]

Tupac Biopic 'All Eyez on Me' Gets Release Date (Exclusive) | Hollywood Reporter

Tupac Shakur Doc in the Works With Steve McQueen Directing | Hollywood Reporter

[HipHopKingMike]

Huge fan of 2Pac - his music was simply awesome

Read those articles as well

Some of the songs he did were awesome such as Pain, Thugs Get Lonely Too, I Ain't Mad At Cha (sampled from Debarge's A Dream), Ghetto Gospel, All Eyez On Me. Got all his albums. But you cannot knock Dre's and Pac's combination of California Love (the beat was sampled from EPMD's Knick Knack Patty Wack) - both parts were excellent.

In my opinion, Pac was one of the best rappers in the game. Also, a good actor too. I've watched Juice, Above The Rim and Poetic Justice - all great films

[Holland Fan Forever]

Originally Posted by have a little faith (View Post) "Changes"

That's my favorite Tupac song too.
The Day Tupac died from MTV News. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mujeyt9BKNc
Friends of Tupac's and celebrities remember Tupac. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7ZAKa3BvhY

[HipHopKingMike]

Changes is a great song. 2Pac impacted a lot of people around the globe through his music and charisma - he wasn't just a rapper and an actor, he was deeper than that. He was the most realistic rapper in his generation. All his albums were magnificent.

[Holland Fan Forever]

He was someone who could cross cultural boundaries without even trying. Tupac's life and career will be the focus of an "Unsung Hollywood" episode airing on October 26, 2017. Check your local listings.

[HipHopKingMike]

I'll be looking into that. 2Pac is one of top 3 rappers of all time - what a legend he was

[Holland Fan Forever]

It was bittersweet to watch "Unsung Hollywood". John Singleton wanted Tupac for a role in " Baby Boy."

[HipHopKingMike]

Yes I was aware of that. John Singleton was a good producer especially when he done Boyz N The Hood and Poetic Justice (which 2Pac starred in)

[Holland Fan Forever]

And I just watched the A &E Special reinvestigating Tupac's murder, it was more in depth than I was expecting.

[HipHopKingMike]

There are a lot of theories regarding his murder - some blame Suge Knight, some blame the East Coast rivalry and others may think it could be something else, who knows?

I've always enjoyed Pac's diss track Hit Em' Up - that seriously stirred a lot of things

[Holland Fan Forever]

Originally Posted by TopManKing (View Post) There are a lot of theories regarding his murder - some blame Suge Knight, some blame the East Coast rivalry and others may think it could be something else, who knows? I've always enjoyed Pac's diss track Hit Em' Up - that seriously stirred a lot of things

If you watch the special, it goes through each theory thoroughly and interviews as many people as possible, the ending was both bittersweet and heart breaking.