Cold Case Files: The Unsolved Murder of Tupac

08/20/21 • 13 min

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Tupac Shakur, famously known by his stage name 2Pac, was an American rapper, songwriter, and actor. His aesthetic was merely 1990s gangsta-rap, influenced mainly through his rebellious persona to stand up for the injustices endured by the African-Americans.
He was an icon not only for the youth but also for those who continued to face the struggles of racism. He was one of the top-selling artists and has sold about 75 million albums to date. He was signed under the West Coast Record Label, and Death Row Records.

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