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    Tupac Theory

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    mysterious) Death of Tupac Shakur Many believe that Biggie Smalls hired members from the Crips for $1 million to kill Shakur, other believe that Suge Knight and his then-attorney, David Kenner called for Tupac to be murdered. Perhaps the most popular theory surrounding his death is that Shakur faked his own death and is hiding out in Cuba with his aunt. Even though Biggie Smalls and Shakur had a highly publicised feud, Biggie Small did not hire Crip gang members to kill Shakur. Former LA Times…

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    in Hip-Hop culture, Tupac Shakur’s “death”. Many people feel as though he’s gone, but a lot of people also believe that he is well alive hidden. Why would Tupac Shakur fake his death, if he did so? One of the most talented rappers in Hip-Hop. He had the fame, the money, and the lifestyle. Why would he want to give all that up? was it too much for him? Let's start from the beginning of how “2Pac” became known. Born June 16th, 1971 in New York by his mother Afeni Shakur. Tupac was raised in…

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    Ruben Martinez’s Crossing Over: A Mexican Family on the Migrant Trail follows Martinez as he gathers stories from those in the village of Cherán after the death of the three Chávez brothers: Benjamin, Jaime, and Salvador. Through this, Martinez collects stories of the families in Cheran, a small village in the state of Michoacán, Mexico. Through the collection of these stories, Martinez states in the end of the first part of the novel a prophecy: the cultural hybridization of the Mexicans in the…

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    said that fans of Tupac may have been upset with the things said about Tupac is Notorious’s songs. Showing that the two were no longer friends Gates claims, “and, like Tupac, his friend turned rival”(Gates 471). Tension was at its highest peak between Notorious and Tupac. Fighting nastily, they were disrespecting themselves offending others.They had once shared a bond and a love for music and now that are rivals and sing to diss each other. With this in mind, people believe that Tupac 's fans…

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    Many people may think that male rap artists will agree that “A Bitch Iz a Bitch”(Schneider 36) especially because of how male dominant the genre is and some soundtracks signifies this statement. Hip-hop does contain lyrics and images that are misogynistic and violent, however to generalize the whole genre unacceptable with aspects that many other genres share as well is not targeting the obscenity, but is targeting the genre as a way to silence an inferior culture. Censorship, the act of…

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    Tupac Analysis

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    A genius in the rap world, to say the least, Tupac Shakur has always been one of the most talked about artists of all times. In fact, you don’t need to be a fan of rap to feel overwhelming emotions triggered by Tupac’s songs. Born as Lesane Parish Crooks, Tupac left the world way too soon. He was shot and killed in September of 1996. There is a reason Tupac still holds a place in everyone’s heart. He was the epitome of perfection when it came to passing on a message through songs. Not only was…

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    Lil Yachty Research Paper

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    Hell”. Lil Yachty wakes up to the face of Tupac Shakur a famous rapper in front of him. Lil Yachty ascends out of his bed and gets ready for the journey with Tupac who grabs him by his shoulder and takes them to a dark alley in Atlanta. Tupac touches a wall in an alley and a swirl appears that transports them into hell. Lil Yachty is marveled at the…

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    the spotlight. However, just two months after the release, Tupac was shot at the New York studio and blamed Biggie, Combs, and Bad Boy Records. This was when the feud took off. Both sides went back and forth with songs and accusations. As Adam Bradley and Andrew Dubois explain, “The West Coast’s gangsta aesthetic clashed with the emerging ‘mo’ money, mo’ problems’ ethos of East Coast Flash.” This clash heated up even further when Tupac joined forces with Suge Knight and Death Row Records. The…

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    violence. Naturally, this increase in violence spread across the genre, as other artists copied the blueprint of successful ones. Soon, “gangster rap” strife with drugs, guns, and sex became a major part of hip hop, and artists like Snoop Dogg and Tupac gained popularity through largely violent…

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    Trevor Farrell English 11 Period 6/7 23 March 2018 Does your role model infect people with strength and courage with just their words? Tupac does this with almost anyone that can listen and hinder the message he presents. He does openly with a clear explanation inspire others while also speaking subliminal messages that go right over your head. He also was an activist who fought for the equality of blacks, poverty in the black community and the urgency of black fathers being involved in…

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