Saturday, April 30, 2011
We Love Rap Music: Chiddy Bang rapper breaks world's longest freestyl...
We Love Rap Music: Chiddy Bang rapper breaks world's longest freestyl...: "Congratulations to Chiddy Bang rapper Chidera 'Chiddy' Anamege the new title owner for the 'Longest Freestyle Rap.' Chiddy began his quest t..."
TUPAC AGAINST ILLUMINATI
Firstly, let me explain to you guys why I believe the Illuminati exist and why it's still a secret society.
We've all heard of the 48 Laws of Power, by Robert Greene, but how many has not heard about the book? This book, whether you like it or not, is still a hidden secret when you think about it. If everyone used the knowledge in this book, the book would become obsolete.
There are billions of people on this planet, but how many people know of the Illuminati? I really want you to think about that question. At one point in my life I didn't believe-in the Illuminati. But how many people know about Big L? (Not too many people when you actually think about it.) How often does the media advertise the Illuminati? This is the reason why the Illuminati can still exist undetected. Ask any random person you meet if they know or heard of the Illuminati, watch the reaction you get from them. (Don't ask someone you know, that's cheating.)
This is what Tupac didn't understand, the general public really doesn't know about the Illuminati and how much control they have.
Was Tupacdestroyed by the Illuminati? Maybe, but let's look at the[..]assinations that could have been Illuminati[..]ociated.
The[..]assination of MLK, and JFK are similar, and seemed very professional, but if I was going to argue about which destroys could have been more than what meets the eyes, these two destroys I would have to consider.
See, I don't think the Illuminati had a direct hand in the[..]assination of MLK, but I think people have been taught to fear change. What was the shooter's motive fordestroying MLK? Did MLK run his car into his bumper?
Tupac's destroy was not professional, his[..]assins didn't use a rifle, and they used a drive by tactic which was made famous by the gangsters on the west coast. Witnesses have stated that the guys who shot Tupac were black.
Remember what Tupac said when he got shot in 1994? He said he never thought he would get shot by a "black man". Tupac was just getting used to the power of influence, he thought everyone loved him because of the characters he played on TV and the message he compounded in his music.
They fired 13 rounds, how many shots were fired in Dallas the day JFK died? Tupac's shooters were amateurs and didn't know anything about using guns. Oswald planned his[..]assination, he knew where and when to attack. Did 2pac[..]assins know his every move?
I don't know too much about Suge, but he did influence Tupac a lot. Now if Tupac was telling the truth about his "alleged"[..] charge, I can see that as a set up.
What if Tupac was telling the truth? What if he didn't[..] that girl? Could that have been a plan by the Illuminati to set him up? It's funny how Suge Knight was the only person to come and help Tupac out. Word around town is that Suge Knight is a Mason or whatever.
Listen to Tupac's music before jail, and listen to his music after jail. His music was heavily influenced by Suge and [rip] Row. He sort of lost his political drive after signing to [rip] Row, musically. After he stepped out of the booth and in front of the cameras, he was a different person. He was more political. I'm starting to question whether or not there was actually a east and west coast war.
Tupac said the media was trying to make it look like a war, and millions of people wouldn't know a war was going on if they didn't write about it. (He was right.)
I guess this was the final straw. Suge heard the records 2pac was recording, I'm going to leave the doors open, you guys can run with your own speculations.
If you listen to these two Tupac interviews, you'll see he was different, he wasn't thinking like the normal person would.
We've all heard of the 48 Laws of Power, by Robert Greene, but how many has not heard about the book? This book, whether you like it or not, is still a hidden secret when you think about it. If everyone used the knowledge in this book, the book would become obsolete.
There are billions of people on this planet, but how many people know of the Illuminati? I really want you to think about that question. At one point in my life I didn't believe-in the Illuminati. But how many people know about Big L? (Not too many people when you actually think about it.) How often does the media advertise the Illuminati? This is the reason why the Illuminati can still exist undetected. Ask any random person you meet if they know or heard of the Illuminati, watch the reaction you get from them. (Don't ask someone you know, that's cheating.)
This is what Tupac didn't understand, the general public really doesn't know about the Illuminati and how much control they have.
Was Tupacdestroyed by the Illuminati? Maybe, but let's look at the[..]assinations that could have been Illuminati[..]ociated.
The[..]assination of MLK, and JFK are similar, and seemed very professional, but if I was going to argue about which destroys could have been more than what meets the eyes, these two destroys I would have to consider.
See, I don't think the Illuminati had a direct hand in the[..]assination of MLK, but I think people have been taught to fear change. What was the shooter's motive fordestroying MLK? Did MLK run his car into his bumper?
Tupac's destroy was not professional, his[..]assins didn't use a rifle, and they used a drive by tactic which was made famous by the gangsters on the west coast. Witnesses have stated that the guys who shot Tupac were black.
Remember what Tupac said when he got shot in 1994? He said he never thought he would get shot by a "black man". Tupac was just getting used to the power of influence, he thought everyone loved him because of the characters he played on TV and the message he compounded in his music.
They fired 13 rounds, how many shots were fired in Dallas the day JFK died? Tupac's shooters were amateurs and didn't know anything about using guns. Oswald planned his[..]assination, he knew where and when to attack. Did 2pac[..]assins know his every move?
I don't know too much about Suge, but he did influence Tupac a lot. Now if Tupac was telling the truth about his "alleged"[..] charge, I can see that as a set up.
What if Tupac was telling the truth? What if he didn't[..] that girl? Could that have been a plan by the Illuminati to set him up? It's funny how Suge Knight was the only person to come and help Tupac out. Word around town is that Suge Knight is a Mason or whatever.
Listen to Tupac's music before jail, and listen to his music after jail. His music was heavily influenced by Suge and [rip] Row. He sort of lost his political drive after signing to [rip] Row, musically. After he stepped out of the booth and in front of the cameras, he was a different person. He was more political. I'm starting to question whether or not there was actually a east and west coast war.
Tupac said the media was trying to make it look like a war, and millions of people wouldn't know a war was going on if they didn't write about it. (He was right.)
I guess this was the final straw. Suge heard the records 2pac was recording, I'm going to leave the doors open, you guys can run with your own speculations.
If you listen to these two Tupac interviews, you'll see he was different, he wasn't thinking like the normal person would.
Friday, April 29, 2011
We Love Rap Music: Tupac 1996 fatal shooting!!
We Love Rap Music: Tupac 1996 fatal shooting!!: "The events leading up to September 7, 1996, the tragic day Tupac was shot are as controversial as the shooting itself. It was said that th..."
We Love Rap Music: Eminem - Guilty Conscience ft. Dr. Dre
We Love Rap Music: Eminem - Guilty Conscience ft. Dr. Dre: "Lyrics [sound of static] [announcer] Meet Eddie, twenty-three years old. Fed up with life and the way things are going, he decides to ..."
Chiddy Bang rapper breaks world's longest freestyle rap record !!
Congratulations to Chiddy Bang rapper Chidera "Chiddy" Anamege the new title owner for the "Longest Freestyle Rap." Chiddy began his quest to crack the record at yesterdays O Music Awards which at that time stood at nine hours, 15 minutes and 15 seconds held by rapper named M-Eighty out of Indianapolis. Chiddy now reigns supreme with the latest running time for the Guinness World Records title for "Longest Rap Freestyle" standing at 9 hour, 16 minutes, and 22 seconds.
Eminem
Eminem
Date of Birth: 17 October 1972
Born At: Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Nickname: Slim Shady
Height: 5' 8"
Trade Mark: Spells 'Eminem' with the second 'e' backwards.
Sometimes Credited As: D12, M. Mathers, Marshall Mathers.
Date of Birth: 17 October 1972
Born At: Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Nickname: Slim Shady
Height: 5' 8"
Trade Mark: Spells 'Eminem' with the second 'e' backwards.
Sometimes Credited As: D12, M. Mathers, Marshall Mathers.
Rapper Quotes
Everybody in the '80s, well, we hate rap. Now, the biggest rapper in the world... Eminem. Rap's a black thing.
Chubby Checker
I was only 11 when we filmed the pilot. The idea of a rapper being a star on a sitcom just wasn't heard of.
Tatyana Ali
I'm a rapper trying to be an actor.
Method Man
I'm on the front line and I am a rapper.
Ice T
I'm pretty sure people thought I was like a dope rapper.
Big Pun
If you're really a rapper, you can't stop rapping.
Ice T
In the past it seemed like I was making fun of rap a little bit. But it was more me making fun of myself, since I'm not technically a rapper, whatever that means.
Beck
My only scheme was to be a rapper.
Eminem
People in the record business would say, Well, Pras, you know, you haven't been out in a while, maybe you should get today's hottest producer or rapper to do something.
Pras Michel
Some of these guys... I've worked with Ice Cube, I think he's an immensely talented rapper and actor.
Anthony Anderson
Until now, I've not done a project where the produce, rapper and singer has never worked together like this before, and I had a chance to try a variety of styles.
Namie Amuro
When I was a rapper, the groupies didn't have to try too hard with me. Just show up at the hotel.
Mark Wahlberg
You can say what you want to about a rapper in a movie, but look at what Ice Cube has done. Ice Cube has created more opportunities for other actors to get jobs in this business than some actors have.
Anthony Anderson
You know it's going to hell when the best rapper out there is white and the best golfer is black.
Charles Barkley
You take the quote from Sam Jackson about how he'll never work with a rapper, and I can understand where he's coming from because he says rappers can't act.
Anthony Anderson
Chubby Checker
I was only 11 when we filmed the pilot. The idea of a rapper being a star on a sitcom just wasn't heard of.
Tatyana Ali
I'm a rapper trying to be an actor.
Method Man
I'm on the front line and I am a rapper.
Ice T
I'm pretty sure people thought I was like a dope rapper.
Big Pun
If you're really a rapper, you can't stop rapping.
Ice T
In the past it seemed like I was making fun of rap a little bit. But it was more me making fun of myself, since I'm not technically a rapper, whatever that means.
Beck
My only scheme was to be a rapper.
Eminem
People in the record business would say, Well, Pras, you know, you haven't been out in a while, maybe you should get today's hottest producer or rapper to do something.
Pras Michel
Some of these guys... I've worked with Ice Cube, I think he's an immensely talented rapper and actor.
Anthony Anderson
Until now, I've not done a project where the produce, rapper and singer has never worked together like this before, and I had a chance to try a variety of styles.
Namie Amuro
When I was a rapper, the groupies didn't have to try too hard with me. Just show up at the hotel.
Mark Wahlberg
You can say what you want to about a rapper in a movie, but look at what Ice Cube has done. Ice Cube has created more opportunities for other actors to get jobs in this business than some actors have.
Anthony Anderson
You know it's going to hell when the best rapper out there is white and the best golfer is black.
Charles Barkley
You take the quote from Sam Jackson about how he'll never work with a rapper, and I can understand where he's coming from because he says rappers can't act.
Anthony Anderson
Eminem - Guilty Conscience ft. Dr. Dre
Lyrics
[sound of static]
[announcer]
Meet Eddie, twenty-three years old.
Fed up with life and the way things are going,
he decides to rob a liquor store.
("I can't take this no more, I can't take it no more homes")
But on his way in, he has a sudden change of heart.
And suddenly, his conscience comes into play...
("Shit is mine, I gotta do this.. gotta do this")
[Dr. Dre]
Alright, stop! (Huh?)
Now before you walk in the door of this liquor store
and try to get money out the drawer
You better think of the consequence (But who are you?)
I'm your motherfuckin conscience
[Eminem]
That's nonsense!
Go in and gaffle the money and run to one of your aunt's cribs
And borrow a damn dress, and one of her blonde wigs
Tell her you need a place to stay
You'll be safe for days if you shave your legs with Renee's razor blade
[Dr. Dre]
Yeah but if it all goes through like it's supposed to
The whole neighborhood knows you and they'll expose you
Think about it before you walk in the door first
Look at the store clerk, she's older than George Burns
[Eminem]
Fuck that! Do that shit! Shoot that bitch!
Can you afford to blow this shit? Are you that rich?
Why you give a fuck if she dies? Are you that bitch?
Do you really think she gives a fuck if you have kids?
[Dr. Dre]
Man, don't do it, it's not worth it to risk it! (You're right!)
Not over this shit (Stop!) Drop the biscuit (I will!)
Don't even listen to Slim yo, he's bad for you
(You know what Dre? I don't like your attitude..)
[sound of static]
("It's alright c'mon, just come in here for a minute")
("Mmm, I don't know!")
("Look baby..")
("Damn!")
("Yo, it's gonna be alright, right?")
("Well OK..")
[announcer]
Meet Stan, twenty-one years old. ("Give me a kiss!")
After meeting a young girl at a rave party,
things start getting hot and heavy in an upstairs bedroom.
Once again, his conscience comes into play... ("Shit!")
[Eminem]
Now listen to me, while you're kissin her cheek
and smearin her lipstick, I slipped this in her drink
Now all you gotta do is nibble on this little bitch's earlobe..
(Yo! This girl's only fifteen years old
You shouldn't take advantage of her, that's not fair)
Yo, look at her bush.. does it got hair? (Uh huh!)
Fuck this bitch right here on the spot bare
Til she passes out and she forgot how she got there
(Man, ain't you ever seen that one movie _Kids_?)
No, but I seen the porno with SunDoobiest!
(Shit, you wanna get hauled off to jail?)
Man fuck that, hit that shit raw dawg and bail..
[sound of static]
[pickup idling, radio playing]
[announcer]
Meet Grady, a twenty-nine year old construction worker.
After coming home from a hard day's work,
he walks in the door of his trailer park home
to find his wife in bed with another man.
("WHAT THE FUCK?!?!")
("Grady!!")
[Dr. Dre]
Alright calm down, relax, start breathin..
[Eminem]
Fuck that shit, you just caught this bitch cheatin
While you at work she's with some dude tryin to get off?!
FUCK slittin her throat, CUT THIS BITCH'S HEAD OFF!!!
[Dr. Dre]
Wait! What if there's an explanation for this shit?
(What? She tripped? Fell? Landed on his dick?!)
Alright Shady, maybe he's right Grady
But think about the baby before you get all crazy
[Eminem]
Okay! Thought about it, still wanna stab her?
Grab her by the throat, get your daughter and kidnap her?
That's what I did, be smart, don't be a retard
You gonna take advice from somebody who slapped DEE BARNES??!
[Dr. Dre]
What'chu say? (What's wrong? Didn't think I'd remember?)
I'ma kill you motherfucker!
[Eminem]
Uhhh-aahh! Temper temper!
Mr. Dre? Mr. N.W.A.?
Mr. AK comin' straight outta Compton y'all better make way?
How in the fuck you gonna tell this man not to be violent?
[Dr. Dre]
Cause he don't need to go the same route that I went
Been there, done that.. aw fuck it...
What am I sayin? Shoot em both Grady, where's your gun at?
[gun fires, is cocked, and re-fired]
[announcer]
Meet Eddie, twenty-three years old.
Fed up with life and the way things are going,
he decides to rob a liquor store.
("I can't take this no more, I can't take it no more homes")
But on his way in, he has a sudden change of heart.
And suddenly, his conscience comes into play...
("Shit is mine, I gotta do this.. gotta do this")
[Dr. Dre]
Alright, stop! (Huh?)
Now before you walk in the door of this liquor store
and try to get money out the drawer
You better think of the consequence (But who are you?)
I'm your motherfuckin conscience
[Eminem]
That's nonsense!
Go in and gaffle the money and run to one of your aunt's cribs
And borrow a damn dress, and one of her blonde wigs
Tell her you need a place to stay
You'll be safe for days if you shave your legs with Renee's razor blade
[Dr. Dre]
Yeah but if it all goes through like it's supposed to
The whole neighborhood knows you and they'll expose you
Think about it before you walk in the door first
Look at the store clerk, she's older than George Burns
[Eminem]
Fuck that! Do that shit! Shoot that bitch!
Can you afford to blow this shit? Are you that rich?
Why you give a fuck if she dies? Are you that bitch?
Do you really think she gives a fuck if you have kids?
[Dr. Dre]
Man, don't do it, it's not worth it to risk it! (You're right!)
Not over this shit (Stop!) Drop the biscuit (I will!)
Don't even listen to Slim yo, he's bad for you
(You know what Dre? I don't like your attitude..)
[sound of static]
("It's alright c'mon, just come in here for a minute")
("Mmm, I don't know!")
("Look baby..")
("Damn!")
("Yo, it's gonna be alright, right?")
("Well OK..")
[announcer]
Meet Stan, twenty-one years old. ("Give me a kiss!")
After meeting a young girl at a rave party,
things start getting hot and heavy in an upstairs bedroom.
Once again, his conscience comes into play... ("Shit!")
[Eminem]
Now listen to me, while you're kissin her cheek
and smearin her lipstick, I slipped this in her drink
Now all you gotta do is nibble on this little bitch's earlobe..
(Yo! This girl's only fifteen years old
You shouldn't take advantage of her, that's not fair)
Yo, look at her bush.. does it got hair? (Uh huh!)
Fuck this bitch right here on the spot bare
Til she passes out and she forgot how she got there
(Man, ain't you ever seen that one movie _Kids_?)
No, but I seen the porno with SunDoobiest!
(Shit, you wanna get hauled off to jail?)
Man fuck that, hit that shit raw dawg and bail..
[sound of static]
[pickup idling, radio playing]
[announcer]
Meet Grady, a twenty-nine year old construction worker.
After coming home from a hard day's work,
he walks in the door of his trailer park home
to find his wife in bed with another man.
("WHAT THE FUCK?!?!")
("Grady!!")
[Dr. Dre]
Alright calm down, relax, start breathin..
[Eminem]
Fuck that shit, you just caught this bitch cheatin
While you at work she's with some dude tryin to get off?!
FUCK slittin her throat, CUT THIS BITCH'S HEAD OFF!!!
[Dr. Dre]
Wait! What if there's an explanation for this shit?
(What? She tripped? Fell? Landed on his dick?!)
Alright Shady, maybe he's right Grady
But think about the baby before you get all crazy
[Eminem]
Okay! Thought about it, still wanna stab her?
Grab her by the throat, get your daughter and kidnap her?
That's what I did, be smart, don't be a retard
You gonna take advice from somebody who slapped DEE BARNES??!
[Dr. Dre]
What'chu say? (What's wrong? Didn't think I'd remember?)
I'ma kill you motherfucker!
[Eminem]
Uhhh-aahh! Temper temper!
Mr. Dre? Mr. N.W.A.?
Mr. AK comin' straight outta Compton y'all better make way?
How in the fuck you gonna tell this man not to be violent?
[Dr. Dre]
Cause he don't need to go the same route that I went
Been there, done that.. aw fuck it...
What am I sayin? Shoot em both Grady, where's your gun at?
[gun fires, is cocked, and re-fired]
Eminem superman
Everybody in the '80s, well, we hate rap. Now, the biggest rapper in the world... Eminem. Rap's a black thing.
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Tupac 1996 fatal shooting!!
The events leading up to September 7, 1996, the tragic day Tupac was shot are as controversial as the shooting itself. It was said that there were some problems between DeathrowÂ’s lawyer and SugeÂ’s right hand man, David Kenner and Tupac. On August 26th, 12 days before Tupac was shot, he was on the set all day and at the studio all night. On the 27th, he sent Yaasmyn Fula, who managed his business affairs, to the studio to get tapes of what he was done. Deathrow would not allow her access to the tapes as David Kenner, DeathrowÂ’s lawyer and SugeÂ’s right hand man, denied her the tapes. ItÂ’s rumored that Tupac had Yaasmyn write Deathrow a letter saying that Tupac had finished his last album and would be leaving Deathrow. Tupac later went back to LA, and although he wanted to go to Atlanta to visit relatives, Suge convinced Tupac to go to the Tyson/Seldon fight in Las Vegas as he had promised.
Boxing Match
The Tyson vs. Seldon boxing match was held Saturday, September 7, 1996. Tupac and Suge sat up front and Tupac cheered Tyson on as he had done so many times before. The fight lasted only 109 seconds. While walking through the lobby of the MGM grand after the fight the entourage noticed Orlando Anderson. In a prior incident in a Lakewood Mall, Orlando Anderson stole Travon LaneÂ’s Death Row medallion that happened to be a personal give from Suge Knight. Tupac stepped up to Orlando and said "You from the south?" Tupac then punched him in the face knocking him on the ground, after which Suge and the Deathrow entourage proceeded to beat him. Rumors surrounding the shooting have OrlandoÂ’s Anderson with Jerry Bonds driving the white Cadillac while Dwayne Keith Davis (Keefee D) was the shooter. An article in Details magazine stated that Orlando and his brother wanted to start a studio, but didnÂ’t have the resources. Allegedly after the shooting they came into some money, and the possibility of a pay off for some role in the shooting is possible. Anderson, an alleged crip who claims heÂ’s not affiliated, also denied the shooting and stated he was a possible scapegoat. He was shot 2 years later in an incident outside a car wash.
MGM Security Video
Heading to club 662 There were some strange occurrences in Las Vegas according to the book written by TupacÂ’s bodyguard Frank Alexander. The first, was that permits were not sent ahead of time so they were not allowed to carry guns. The second was that he ended up without his phone, and the third coincidence would come after the fight. After the beating of Orlando Anderson the entourage returned to where they were staying at the Luxor Hotel, a block south of the Las Vegas strip. Tupac changed from tan silk shirt and jeans to a basketball top and sweat pants and wore his Euphanasia Medallion. The cars were delivered to the front, Tupac went with Suge, and Frank Alexander ended up driving KeishaÂ’s car, with no gas, and supposedly no weapon. They headed to Suge KnightÂ’s Las Vegas residence on Monte Rosa Avenue. They stayed there until after 10pm when they left towards Club 662 at 1700 East Flamingo Road. Suge and Tupac were driving with Suge at the wheel of a newly purchased 1996 black 760 BMW sedan. They were cruising down the strip playing Makaveli when at 11:05pm they were stopped for playing the stereo too loud and not displaying proper plates. Of interesting note, is that the shooting took place just after the police stopped them, and this time may well have been used to plan the timing of the drive-by shooting. After they were let go Suge and Tupac headed East on Flamingo road where they stopped for a red light at Koval Lane, half mile from the Strip. One car pulled up a car-length ahead to the right and Kadafi, Frank and EDI were in the car behind them. A jeep full of girls pulled up to the left and got Suge and TupacÂ’s attention, and thatÂ’s when it happened.
The Shooting
A late-model Cadillac with four men inside pulled up directly to the right of the BMW and sprayed 13 rounds into the car. Police reported that a .45 was shot, but itÂ’s believed that information was withheld to identify the real shooter; apparently a .9mm was used. Tupac saw it going down and tried to jump into the back seat. He was hit twice, one bullet hit him his leg and ricocheted up into his lung. Suge was hit in the head with a piece of shrapnel. There were reports that gunfire was returned, but this has been debated and has not been verified completely. The Cadillac turned right onto Koval Lane and vanished. Some cars in the entourage tried to follow the Cadillac but it seemingly disappeared.
Suge meanwhile, pulled a u-turn and headed back down East Flamingo. Suge reportedly told Tupac that he was going to get him to a hospital. The u-turn was questionable because the Desert Springs Hospital is located at 2075 East Flamingo, not far from club 662. Suge knows the area all to well as he used to play for the UNLV Rebels. The cops turned and followed Suge down the road instead of securing the crime scene. As a result the scene and evidence was ran over and dispersed through traffic. Three cars from their entourage also followed Suge down East Flamingo. Suge got caught up in traffic, went up over a median, ran a red light and popped a couple tires on the center divider. He ran the red light at Harmon Avenue and then got stuck on the median with four flat tires. Police, ambulance and the fire department arrived on the scene that was in total chaos. Reports were made of people running up trying to snatch side-mirrors and such off of the car. TupacÂ’s entourage was ordered to get on the ground and held at gunpoint while Tupac was loaded into an ambulance and taken to University Medical Center. Shooting discussed on Unsolved Mysteries.
The Hospital
Tupac remained at the intensive care unit while family and friends had a vigil at the hospital. When I found out Tupac had been shot I was shocked, I really wasn’t expecting it. I said “yeah, just wait till he comes this time, he’s gonna be really pissed.” The thought that Tupac could have died really didn’t occur to me at first, he always seemed larger than life. While in the hospital Tupac had his right lung removed, he was in and out of consciousness and was highly sedated. Later he was placed on a ventilator and respirator, life-support, and put into a drug-induced coma. The doctor made a promising statement that Tupac had passed the critical phase and had a fifty percent chance of survival. Considering the odds Tupac had been faced with through out life and had always succeeded, a fifty percent chance seemed like a certainty. Unfortunately they couldn’t stop the internal bleeding and Tupac passed. After several attempts to revive him, his mother Afeni, decided to let him rest. “I really felt it was important for Tupac, who fought so hard, to have a free spirit. I felt it was important for his spirit to be allowed to be free. So I rejoiced with him, with the release of his spirit.” On September, Friday the 13th, the always-lively Tupac had breathed his last breath.
Bloods vs Crips Aftermath
In the following week of TupacÂ’s shooting three people were killed in 12 shootings. The police performed a massive raid of almost 40 houses including Orlando AndersonÂ’s where they confiscated a Deathrow Pendant. On Sept the 9th, on East Alondra, a man who Las Vegas police said may have been in the Cadillac was shot in the back. On the 11th Bobby Finch, who Compton cops said may have also been in the Cadillac was gunned down on South Mayo at 9:05 am. Two bloods were shot and killed by an assailant who fled on foot. On May 29, 1998, Anderson and his friend Michael Reed Dorrough pulled into the parking lot of Cigs Record Store at the intersection of Alondra and Oleander in Compton. Here he met Michael Stone, also a crip, who was with his nephew, Jerry Stone. Tempers rose and a gunfight erupted. Orlando and the Stones were all fatally injured. An informant told police it was connected with the killing of Tupac, others said it was over money. It seems odd that if Orlando Anderson were responsible for the killing of Tupac it would take two years before he was killed, by a fellow crip nonetheless.
Suge Knight Parole Violation
In the beating of Orlando Anderson Suge Knight was charged with violating his probation. Suge claimed that he was trying to break up the rumble, and Anderson confirmed his story in his testimony. However, Anderson later changed his story and said that Suge was in fact involved. Suge was sentenced to nine years in prison, however he got out early and is now a free man.
Police investigation
The police investigations in the two shootings of Tupac were shabby at best. It would seem that the police were not interested in solving the shootings and as EDI of the Outlawz stated “(He) was just another black man that had a strong opinion—and now he’s out of the way.” Tupac’s dislike for the police and vice-versa was not a secret. Tupac had previously been charged for shooting two off duty officers in the rear end after they harassed him for jay walking. The case was dismissed because the officers had guns that were taken from evidence. In the 1996 Las Vegas shooting, the police department claimed that the witnesses weren’t cooperating. Kadafi as an eye witness, wasn’t helped in custody. Police said that David Kenner, Deathrow’s lawyer, made meetings with the police but never showed up. Kadafi was later shot and killed in New Jersey. Some other interesting points was that no helicopter was called in to look for the Cadillac, the crime scene was destroyed, trained bodyguards couldn’t give an accurate description and it happened just off the strip with no witnesses. The irony of Tupac’s last movie, Gang Related is heavy. Tupac proposes to setup their crimes on a drug dealer because nobody will care.
Conclusion
The impact of TupacÂ’s death spans from the inner workings of rap to all the people and fans alike who have suffered the loss. It was hard to believe that somebody so fearless, so alive, and who defied all odds, could actually be mortal, and itÂ’s hard to except his passing. Indeed there are many oddities about the death of Tupac that have caused fans to dissect, probe and evaluate the information in search of answers. While the lack of closure has made it hard to accept, the theories surrounding his death have only added to his controversial
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