One of the best docos is Tupac Resurrection (2003). I give it a 4.5 out of 5 for being very insightful, and it celebrates his life

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I think Eminem did good on Runnin...kinda sad when you listen to Pac and Biggie considering they were initially friends.

I was in NC when this came out posthumously and I cried when I first heard it...Tupac's voice was magical...he just had it.

2PAC "YO! MTV RAPS" COMPILATION

Wouldnt B a Pac thread without it

"U and Ur Momma" that was my boy

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Tupac on The Arsenio Hall Show - 1993

Tupac on The Arsenio Hall Show - 1994

He was a great actor too

California Love with Dr Dre, Part 1

California Love with Dr Dre, Part 2

Feat Nate Dogg RIP

Another Classic

MTV The Interview w/ 2pac 1996 (Best Quality & Complete)

Tupac Shakur: In His Own Words MTV (13.09.1997)

Tupac Shakur 2Pac VIBE The Lost Interview

Tupac Interview by Bill Bellamy 1996 (HQ)

Saturday Night Live Special (05.04.1996) Tupac & Ice-T performance.

8 Ways Tupac Shakur Changed the World http://www.rollingstone.c...ld-w439346

22 Famous Fans Who Praised Tupac Shakur http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/hip-hop/7503698/tupac-shakur-death-anniversary-famous-fans

Tupac Shakur: Tributes flow for slain rapper on 20th anniversary of his death http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/music/tupac-shakur-tributes-flow-for-slain-rapper-on-20th-anniversary-of-his-death-20160913-grfpat.html

Tupac Shakur: How a Hip Hop Legacy Endures 20 Years Later http://www.ebony.com/ente...z4KD2HxAJw

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The 100 Best 2Pac Songs http://au.complex.com/music/2011/11/the-100-best-2pac-songs/

Shock-G Opens Up About the Triumphs and Tribulations of Tupac (XXL October 2002 Issue) http://www.xxlmag.com/new...interview/

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Tupac’s 20 Most Entertaining Interviews http://www.vh1.com/news/281752/tupac-best-interviews/

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2Pac & Madonna - I'd Rather Be Your Lover (Unreleased) (Best Quality) It's a shame that this didn't make the final cut of Bedtime Stories (1994)

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Goddess4Real said:

My fav 2Pac album Makaveli - The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory (1996)

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I love this album! This is my favorite as well. Its so powerful and perfect!

Last night I watched Gang Related (1997) and this song Staring Through My Rear View feat Outlawz, is featured in the film. And now I have this song in my head today

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If Tupac was alive today I can see him being the likes of Ice Cube of producing movies and focus more on acting. I think he would also focus on producing and help other upcoming artists. He was already in the works of starting his own record label prior to his death and have plans to do more movies. I mean he did quiet a bit before he turned 25.

It is so weird when I read his final interviews, he was talking about his plans for 1997 and I was like well he never made it that far...

I want to blame Suge Knight for being a bad influence but Tupac made bad choices too that lead to his death and he was already wannabe a thug before Suge Knight came to the picture.

But still he is sorely missed...

Another interesting article : Tupac Amaru Shakur http://wildhunt.org/2016/...hakur.html

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Opinion: How Tupac Lives Within The Black Lives Matter Movement http://www.vibe.com/2016/...-movement/

2freaky4church1 said:

Christgau was not a fan:

'Me Against the World [Interscope, 1995]
Tough-guy sentimentality is an old story in American culture, but self-pity this rank is usually reserved for teen romances and tales of brave avant-gardists callously rejected by the mass media. His I-love-Mom rings true because Mom was no saint, and his respect for old G's seems genuine, probably because they told him how smart he was. But whether the metaphor be dead homies or suicide threat, the subtext of his persecution complex is his self-regard. What's doubly galling is that these are essential hip hop themes--as Ice Cube and B.I.G. have made all too vivid, it is persecution that induces young black men to kill each other and themselves. That such themes should rise to the top of the charts with this witless exponent of famous-for-being-famous is why pop fans decry the mass media. C+"

Was he witless?

Dude, that guy has serious issues with his ranking system & taste in general. He gave Omar's For Pleasure album a bomb rating (like 1/5 or something?) and on the same page gives the Sonic fucking Youth's album Washing Machine an A- !? He's clearly got a thing for suburban kidz indie shit. No offense to people who enjoy Sonic Youth... but um that album at least doesn't do anything for me. And compared to For Pleasure, it's straight up phoned in garbage. But Omar is near and dear to my heart. Can't trust anyone who slags a quality musician like Omar.

So sad that he left us so soon..

He was the Real deal!