tupac?????

Question

how did he die?(shooting)
was he really racists?
what was the whole biggie fight about?
who killed him?
why do people think hes alive?

Answer 1

He was shot in las vegas after a Tyson fight in a SUV.
Can't really say he was a racist but he definitely hated cops and the govt.
Biggie and Pac were friends at one point in time but the East /west coast rap war was the main issue besides the fact that Tupac was saying he slept with Biggies wife Faith Evans the Singer .
We aren't exactly sure who killed him
They still think he's alive because he recorded so much material before he died and it continues to be released

Answer 2

Drive by after a boxing match
No he just let everyone know the differences of poor people and rich people and how poor people are treated bad
east coast/west coast thing.
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because he keeps coming out with new songs.kinda ridiculous though it is the same way with Elvis.
I don't know how accurate I am on this but I am bored and figured I would write something

Answer 3

He was shoot
No he was not a racists
Him and another rapper got into a fight about who could rap better
no one knows
because other rappers are making albums from songs he wrote that were never recorded!

Answer 4

somebody shot him.
he wasn't racists at all.
it was like this whole east coast west coast thing that got out of hand.
nobody knows who killed him, but people think biggie, p. diddy, or Suge Knight had something to do with it.
people think he's alive because their stupid.

Answer 5

He's still alive. Im having an affair with him. I have to do something when Lelands out on a bounty dont I?

Answer 6

he died in las vegas while in the passenger seat w/ his producer,forgot his name.
in an interview on his resurrection I think he said he was immature when he was racist.
they dunno who killed him someone just shot him when they couldent see his face.
i dunno what the fight was about
people probaly want him to be alive cause if your a fan a rap then you would know noone really can stand to his level of really great music. watch that video tupac ressurection or the thing on vh1 and it has answers to ur q's.

Answer 7

he got shot by 1 of biggi3s peopless (de3n ft3r dat 1 of tupac homeboys found out &shot him up)nope he was not raist trust me he was not racist cause he loved black p3opl3 trust u gotta be dumd not 2 like black folks lol..the fiht was about just 2 c who was bettea thats inn rap now like no dts how it b.. like i said 1 of biggie3 homeboi`cause his death dont seam right so u nvea noo1!!!!~~~~~

Answer 8

try this site out.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac

Answer 9

Fatal September 1996 shooting
Shakur attended the Mike Tyson - Bruce Seldon boxing match at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. After the boxing match, Shakur spotted 21 year-old Orlando "Baby Lane" Anderson, a member of the Southside Crips in the MGM Grand lobby. Shakur rushed him and knocked Anderson down, and Shakur's entourage beat him. The incident was captured on the hotel's video surveillance. Anderson and a group of Crips had beaten up a member of Death Row's entourage in a Foot Locker a few weeks earlier, precipitating Shakur's attack. After the fight with Anderson, Shakur met up with Suge Knight to go to Death Row-owned Club 662 (now known as restaurant/club Seven). Shakur rode with Knight in Knight's 1996 black BMW 750i sedan,[34][35] as part of a larger convoy of cars including some of Shakur's friends, The Outlawz, and bodyguards.

At approximately 11:15 PM, while stopped at the intersection of East Flamingo Road and Koval Lane, Shakur was shot in a drive-by shooting. Shakur was hit four times, twice in the chest, and once each in his arm and thigh, while Knight was scratched in the head by a piece of flying glass.

At the time of the shooting, Shakur was riding alongside with Suge Knight, with his bodyguard following behind in a vehicle belonging to Kidada Jones, Shakur's then-fiancée. The bodyguard, Frank Alexander, stated that while he was about to ride along with the rapper in Suge Knight's car, Shakur asked him to drive Kidada Jones' car in case they were too drunk and needed additional vehicles from Club 662 back to the hotel. Shortly after the shootings, the bodyguard reported in his documentary, Before I Wake, that one of the convoy's cars drove off after the assailant but he never heard back from the occupants.

After arriving on the scene, police and paramedics took Shakur and Knight to the University Medical Center. Shakur was placed on life support until his death six days later, on September 13, 1996, at 4:03 PM PDT at the age of 25. The official cause of death was respiratory failure and cardiac arrest. After his death, Shakur's body was cremated. His ashes were spread over Los Angeles, the Pacific Ocean, Shakur's aunt's land and his mother's land in North Carolina, and some has been mixed with marijuana and smoked by The Outlawz.[36] Family and friends plan to spread the remaining ashes during a ceremony in Soweto, South Africa. The ceremony has been delayed from September 13, 2006, to June 16, 2007, which would have been Shakur's 36th birthday.[37]


Theories of the crime
The cover of Nick Broomfield's Biggie & TupacAlthough no one has ever been formally charged, nor publicly identified by the police as a suspect, police sources have indicated they believe that Anderson (who has since been murdered himself) was the killer. Officers in the Compton, California Police Department Gang Unit claimed in a leaked report the Crips were bragging about the killing soon after Anderson returned from Las Vegas. Officers further indicated they were disappointed with the lack of initiative shown by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department in pursuing Shakur's killer(s).

Due largely to the perceived lack of progress on the case by law enforcement, many independent investigations and theories of the crime have emerged. Because of the acrimony between Christopher Wallace (aka Notorious B.I.G.) and Shakur, there was speculation about the possibility of Wallace's involvement in the murder from the outset. Wallace vehemently denied involvement. However, in a notable (but highly disputed) 2002 investigation by the Los Angeles Times, writer Chuck Phillips claimed to have uncovered evidence implicating Wallace in the murder.[38] In the article, Phillips quoted unnamed gang-member sources who claimed Wallace had ties to the Crips, often hiring them for security during West Coast appearances. Phillips' informants also state that Wallace gave the gang members one of his own guns for use in the attack on Shakur, and that he put out a $1 million contract on Tupac's life. By the time Phillips' specific allegations were published, however, Wallace himself had been murdered.[39]

Wallace's family and associates have vehemently denied Wallace's involvement in Shakur's death.[40] In support of their claims, Wallace's family submitted documentation to MTV indicating that Wallace was working in a New York recording studio the night of Shakur's murder. Wallace's manager Wayne Barrow and rapper James "Lil' Cease" Lloyd made public announcements denying Wallace's involvement in the murder and claiming further that they were both with Wallace in the recording studio the night of the shooting.

The high profile nature of the killing and ensuing gang violence caught the attention of British filmmaker Nick Broomfield who made the documentary Biggie & Tupac, which examines the lack of progress in the case by speaking to those close to Wallace, Shakur, and the investigation. Shakur's close childhood friend and member of the Outlawz, Yafeu "Yaki Kadafi" Fula, was in the convoy when the shooting happened and indicated to police that he might be able to identify the assailants. He was killed shortly thereafter in a housing project in Irvington, New Jersey.[41]

In the first few seconds of the song "Intro/Bomb First (My Second Reply) on the album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory, Shakur can be heard saying "Shoulda shot me".[42][43] Many theorists mistook the statement as "Suge shot me" or "Suge shot 'em" until confirmation by multiple audio tests and confirmation from members of The Outlawz. This, along with reports of Knight's strong-arm tactics with artists and other illegal business tactics including involvement with the Mob Piru Bloods street gang gave rise to a theory that Knight was complicit in Shakur's murder, as it was reported that Suge Knight owed Tupac up to seventeen million dollars in back royalties, but no evidence has been provided to support this theory.

Other theories have been put forth, including a theory that Shakur is alive and well, but in hiding. Many supporters of these theories point to the symbolism in Shakur's The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory album and in the video for the single "I Ain't Mad at Cha". In 2005 a book entitled 2Pac Lives The Death of Makaveli / The Resurrection of Tupac Amaru (Volume 1) was released which claims that Shakur is still alive.

Answer 10

i do not care at all