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The fifth and final studio album by late American rapper Tupac Shakur. It was released on November 5, 1996, almost two months after his murder. Published under his new stage name Makaveli, on Death Row Records and Interscope Records, it was his first studio album to be posthumously released.

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Tupac Shakur (1971–1996) was a renowned rapper who released several very popular (and by now classic), if rather sweary, albums.

He was politically-minded and had political aspirations that were cut short when he was murdered at the young age of 25.

Shakur's estate has lovingly kept his memory alive by releasing albums of just about every grunt or fart Shakur recorded any time, anywhere. These started out okay-for-fans and have since tunneled through the bottom of the barrel and straight into the bowels of Hell. Stick to the albums put together when he was alive and able to exercise any sort of quality control.

And you know the tattoos which read 'THUG LIFE', that people get done across their bellies? That's a tribute to Tupac.

His death has attracted many conspiracy theories, because of course it has.

1Life (and death)

Life (and death)[edit]

Young Black Male[edit]

Lesane Parish Crooks was born in East Harlem on June 16, 1971. The following year, his mother, Afeni Shakur (born Alice Williams), changed her son's name to Tupac Shakur, after Tupac Amaru II, the last Incan emperor who led a native uprising against Spanish rule in the 18th century. Tupac's parents were active members of the Black Panther Party at the time. His mother was acquitted in the Panther 21 case^[1] a month before giving birth, and many of his family members were committed black nationalists. Chandramukhi serial full story. Tupac was interested in the arts from a young age, but how he expressed that interest may be surprising for somebody who only knows him for his hip-hop career. As a child, he was chiefly involved in acting, poetry, jazz, and ballet, performing in Harlem's 127th Street Repertory Ensemble and later, after his family moved to Baltimore, enrolling in the Baltimore School for the Arts. Yes, one of the most legendarily hardcore and gritty rappers of all time used to be a ballet dancer.^[2]

Fortune and Fame[edit]

Tupac had also been rapping from an early age and began recording when he was sixteen, but his career didn't take off until the '90s. His debut album 2Pacalypse Now in 1991 was an underground hit that went Gold and marked the beginning of both Tupac's fame and his controversy as the album featured graphic depictions of violence against cops as a legitimate means of self-defense,^[3] with Dan Quayle railing against him after the shooting of a highway patrolman in Texas by a man who claimed to have been influenced by the album. Tupac followed this up with his first platinum-selling record, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z.. in 1993, where he addresses the criticisms he received for his first album and urged vice president Quayle to simply 'eat a dick up.'^[4]

His first two offerings largely dealt with police brutality and racial injustice and were moderate successes. While still sticking to socially conscious topics, the burgeoning focus on gangsta rap in the hip hop industry left Tupac to reinvent himself as a 'thug' and promptly formed a supergroup called Thug Life in 1993, releasing one album that went Gold. However, Tupac's success came amid legal troubles.He shot at two off-duty police officers after he ran into them with his entourage.^[5] Suicidal much? In another violent instance, he assaulted one of the directors of Menace II Society after he was fired from the movie for causing trouble on the set.^[6] Tupac insisted on being one of the two main characters as he was displeased with his role of a Muslim gangbanger, claiming the part was inauthentic as, according to him, there was no such thing in the world. Tupac later served a 15-day prison sentence after he ironically snitched on himself, admitting to the battery by boasting about it on MTV, which was later used as evidence in the case.^[7]

Temptations[edit]

In 1993, he was charged for sexual assault, eventually serving nine months in prison in 1995. As it is often the case when a famous man is accused of rape, some of his most ardent fans were quick to denounce the account of the woman in question.^[8] However, both Tupac's and the accuser's story of their relationship are largely identical to one another,^[9] the only difference being that Tupac is making out the accuser to be a slut who demanded the gang rape. In a later interview, the woman who accused Tupac told that the law enforcers who handled the case were more concerned about convicting a famous black man than helping her, a black female victim of rape.^[10]

Later, Tupac admitted to hating black women after the charge first came up. This is evidenced by posthumously released songs recorded during the lawsuit, riddled with nasty attacks on supposed golddiggers.^[11] Tupac came to his senses again after he experienced the support he got from black women during the trial and the interaction he had with the black female guards during his term.^[9] This episode in his life heavily influenced the lyrical content of his third solo album Me Against the World, which was released during his prison sentence, becoming the first artist to have a #1 album on the Billboard 200 while in prison.

Heavy in the Game[edit]

Before he was convicted, Tupac was mugged and shot in 1994, and accused the Notorious B.I.G. and Sean Combs of instigating the

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