Argumentative Essay On Tupac's Death

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Tupac Shakur, a rapper known around the world, businessman, and an idol to many. Throughout his years of life, he accomplished many things. He grew up in the hood/slums of Harlem New York. There are many opinions, and ideas behind the mysterious death of Tupac. This conspiracy has been debated about for years since his the day of his death. Many believe that Tupac's death was real, but many believe that Tupac's death was a hoax, or that it was set up. There are many opinions on this, I believe that he is still alive and I plan throughout this paper to prove that Tupac's death was setup and still in fact living. One of the biggest reasons people believe Tupac's death was fake was because there is a Tupac look alike. This man had multiple surgeries

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