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Yes it does. Pac was vocal and very honest

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Originally Posted by TopManKing (View Post) Yes it does. Pac was vocal and very honest

I think it was a better special than I expected.

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Snoop Dogg Inducts Tupac Shakur into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - 2017
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Spoiler:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYFZFIZ5SBM

Tupac on Growing Up Poor, His Rise to Fame & His Future (1995) | MTV News
Here's the link, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpPbYGJRg0Q

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Tupac was great!

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Jim Belushi and Tupac nearly collaborated on a cover of Frank Sinatra's 'Fly Me to the Moon'
Here's the link, https://ew.com/movies/jim-belushi-tu...-sinatra-song/

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Snoop Dogg Fesses He Keeled Over When He Saw Tupac Shakur After He Was Shot in 1996 (Video)
Here's a link, https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...ycsrp_catchall

Rosie Perez recalls 'fondest memory' of Tupac Shakur: 'He held my hand to make a guy jealous'
Here's the link, https://www.aol.com/rosie-perez-reca...055148759.html

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2Pac - Changes (Official Music Video) ft. Talent REACTION
Here's the link, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61idRLGp5hU

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Bad movies that have great soundtracks
Above the Rim (1994)
Tupac Shakur's filmography doesn't have even a third of the respect his albums garner, but that didn't stop the rapper from appearing in multiple Hollywood flicks. He was never the best actor, but he still had undeniable charisma. Yet, he truly shined in instances where he got to appear on the soundtrack. Despite an all-star cast, the basketball drama "Above the Rim" never got raves and managed to do moderately well at the box office. Its soundtrack, however, was a pop-culture touchstone all its own. A collaborative effort between Death Row Records and the then-burgeoning Interscope, "Above the Rim" was executive produced by Death Row's Suge Knight but had its biggest champion in supervisor Dr. Dre. Featuring several mid-tempo rap cuts and some classic R&B slow jams, the flow to "Above the Rim" works like a fantastic mixtape than it does the usual "collection of songs" syndrome that plagues many soundtracks. The calling card for "Above the Rim" was a little number by Warren G and Nate Dogg called "Regulate", which became the 1994 song of the summer. Snoop Dogg's Dogg Pound and Jewell appear multiple times on the record, but the more light that can be shined on the empowering "Afro Puffs" by The Lady of Rage (which also served as the record's superb second single), the better.
Here's the link, https://www.yardbarker.com/entertain...526678#slide_1

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12 Gen X Movies That Summarize An Entire Generation of Angst
Poetic Justice (1993)
In this classic Gen X film, directed by the late, great John Singleton, Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur play two artists who want to escape their tragic and often violent environments. Through fate, they meet and embark on a road trip so filled with angst, disdain, and sexual tension, you can sense it all through the screen.

Obviously, with stars like that, you know the soundtrack is amazing. To add to the emotion, however, Poetic Justice also features poems by Maya Angelou, which basically makes it the most lyrical film ever made. Streaming now on Peacock.
Angstiest banger: "Again" – Janet Jackson
Here's the link, https://collider.com/gen-x-movies-th...tion-of-angst/

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The Best Movies Streaming On Hulu
12. Poetic Justice (1993)
Justice (Janet Jackson) is a depressed poet who travels from Los Angeles to Oakland with her friend Iesha (Regina King) to try and process her mourning over the death of her boyfriend. A postal clerk named Lucky (Tupac Shakur) is along for the trip and while Justice finds him annoying at first, she eventually warms up to Lucky. Upon its release, Poetic Justice was mostly dismissed by critics, who felt it was a disappointing follow-up to Singleton's acclaimed debut, Boyz n the Hood. But in the years since, Poetic Justice has gained a cult following with countless fans celebrating the chemistry between Tupac and Jackson and appreciating the most under-appreciated entry in Singleton's filmography.
Watch it on Hulu on October 15.
Here's the link, https://www-buzzfeed-com.cdn.ampproj...st-hulu-movies

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9 Quintessential ’90s Songs You Should Be Listening to Again Right Now
6. “California Love” by Tupac
Want to know if someone has a pulse? Put this song on and see if they move. If they don’t, they’re officially deceased. If they do, turn up the volume. This song is the most riveting track perhaps in the history of popular music. Tupac was a genius. A flame that burned out too soon. But this song will live forever.
Here's the link, https://americansongwriter.com/9-qui...jGO9yPpJJfWNPM