IS TUPAC STILL ALIVE ? Do you think Tupac was a sort of modern day prophet?
467384
I think he was a thoughtful person and a brilliant lyricist, but I wouldn't call him a prophet by any means.\n\nAnd no, I don't think he's still alive. That's just wishful thinking on the part of conspiracy theorists.
948768
go to www.rotten.com--look at celebreity morgue..then come back and ask about tu-pac.
444316
Without a doubt....Tupac.
506799
HMM, WELL SUGE KNIGHT IS NO SAINT. NOR IS HE A WELL ROUNDED BUSINESS MAN DOING THINGS THE LEGAL WAY. HE HAS DONE HIS DIRT. WHATEVER IT IS, HE HAS DONE IT. I THINK HE KNOWS SOMETHING ABOUT TUPAC'S CASE AND HE'S JUST NOT SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT IT. TUPAC WAS DEATHROW RECORDS. AND HE WAS ABOUT TO LEAVE THE LABEL. JUST MY THOUGHTS.
74580
I would have to say Notorious BIG.  His lyrics painted a picture and you could visualize what he was saying.  Tupac to me was always trying to convince the public that he was something that he wasnt.  Granted I think he was one of the best but for my money I pick BIG.
730881
I don't know man 2Pac has a lot of unreleased music that he has recorded could be one that they put on.\n\nCan't think what song right now
1110933
This is a message for everybody, I have a question for you!\n\nHip hop is totally now about money, image, and all things negative. f'*** the tracks that people have mentioned earlier, yeah they are cool and represent 'true hip hop' but I have a question for you. I am a collector of nineties hip hop and the best of it tends to deal with black issues, i.e black on black crime. Black prisoners doing time for crimes they didn't commit, due to racial profiling and 'wrongplace- wrongtime syndrome' Drugs and prostitution rife in black areas, theories of drugs injected into black areas by non-blacks, the inability to be able to hail a taxi as a black man for fear of getting attacked, the list goes on...Thats hip hop, there was a message, a viewpoint, a meaning, and most of all it dealt with black issues.\n\nRemember de la soul? Around the era of ostentatious rappers eric b and rakim and big daddy kane three 18 year old mc's wrote 'me myself and I' and the message was, 'you are black but you don't have to play up to the stereotype', you don't have to drive flashy cars, have big muscles, impressive dance moves, big jewellry, just be yourself, you are unique. Now take into account what I have just said and ask yourself where is this hip hop? Would the music industry allow black people to talk about controversial issues, telling black people that they don't have to be 'pimps' or 'gangsters' or just general stereotypes? Would they allow 50 cent to say f*** cars, guns, jewellry, get an education instead black people, be yourself and be proud of who you are! Would you dance to that? Heard of brand nubian or K.M.D? didn't think so!
224643
Tupac my the slightest of margins. Only because he was a better writer.  They both were great and both are missed.  We need rapers like them to rejuvenate this boring jaded thing we call rap music.  BIGGIE AND TUPAC RIP FOVEVER.
389482
tupac because he has 36 million albums release. he has exceeded sales of 20 million world wide of the underground albums and unofficial albums.
335762
No he isn't, Tupac Shakur isn't his actual real name anyway. It is Lesane Crooks. I'm not positive about that though, but I am positive that they're unrelated. Shakur is a common last name.
582871
yes it happened, and there is no rationale to kill your opponenets if you are a prophet, it used to be in reality if you are a politician (although it is not acceptable anymore). This is the problem when faith gets mixed with politics.
262782
go to the web site tupac shakur.com i know there is one....
1070080
Of course he's still alive...he's hiding out with Jimmy Hoffa and Bigfoot.  With all of our amazing satellite technology, you'd think it'd be pretty hard to for Bigfoot to hide these days...but it's not!\n\nOf course, we all know that aliens from another universe really control our government...that is...the parts of the government that are not being run by Al-Qaeda members. \n\nAll I know is that there was definitely a 2nd shooter in the grassy knoll, and he probably knows ALL the answers.
178105
The only comparison I see between him and Tupac is that his song are 'real' and 'deep'. Sure, songs like "Just Lose It" and "Without Me" are good for comic relief; but I believe it's the songs where he speaks his mind are what really made him famous: songs like "When I'm Gone", The Way I Am", and "Toy Soldiers" for example.
371965
At first people believed that he was not dead, that he was just in hiding. And that whole Makaveli thing made people believe that he would do as the original Makaveli did, which was to return in 7 years to take revenge against his enemies or what have you, but as we can all see the seventh year has come and gone so I believe that his time here on earth has really come to an end. All of the conspiracies that have been out regarding his death, fake autopsy pictures, garbled words at the beginning of songs, I believe just help to add that extra nudge for people to buy into him. I think he is dead but boy wouldn't it be great if he did come back after all these years. And as far as his albums are concerned I believe that many rappers have unreleased music that we have never and probably will never get to hear. Tupac probably had hundreds of raps that he had written and recorded in the studio long time ago, all they have to do is get a genius of a producer and lay Tupac's words down onto a really good track and it would sound like he just recorded it yesterday.
374787
Tupac by far !!!!  Tupac had truth to tell\n\nBiggie only had a story to tell about wishing to do some basketball players girl and then tying them both up to rob them.
508542
MAN NO SERIUS WAY THIS IS A QUESTUN.... TUPAC OF COURSE... A LEGEND