Most of that "evidence" is bullshit. If you really know Tupac and what he did, and what happened to him... that little article is laughable.

First of all, that's not the first time Tupac has been shot. It's actually closer to his third. It's not far-fetched to think that after being shot on two occasions, Tupac could think of a LIKELY SCENERIO in which he could die. Like that video in which he's "killed" in a public place. He was shot and robbed in his studio, so that's not much of a leap as far as "fortelling his futre" is concerned. Going by that record, what he was rapping about was just what MOST LIKELY would happen. And guess what? It did.

Album covers don't depict that he's alive. Quite simply, it is saying that he's stared Death in the eyes more than once, and still lived. That album design could have been drawn months earlier. If you got shot on more than one occasion, wouldn't you think that a "Ressurrection" or "Reincarnation" gimmick would be successful?

And in all of his rap songs. They are all what I said back in the beginning of this post.


This isn't anything that says he's alive, there is no conspiracy. If anything, this is the biggest case of irony ever witnessed in the rap community. The irony wreaks with such pungense, everyone can't even tell if it's irony or something fishy.

I loved Tupac. He was the best rapper alive. But now, he's gone, and he isn't coming back, and I have moved on. I still listen to some 'Pac tracks every now and then, but now, for me, it's Southern Rap. Someone that can be related to Tupac in terms of social revelance in his songs is a rapper named Z-Ro (Joseph Wayne McVey)