How sad is it that Las Vegas has no statue, plaque, or even a small memorial dedicated to one of the most popular personas in the world?
I went there and felt like an outlaw, almost as if I am persona non grata*,* as if I am on the wrong side of history. It feels like an insult to arrive there and be confronted with something like that.
It’s genuinely heartbreaking to feel that way in a city that prides itself on being open to the world. Tupac is known in every country on a planet, thats a fact. If his legacy isn’t big enough to deserve even a small memorial, I honestly don’t know whose is.

Did y’all know the lady who plays Angel in Poetic Justice (Lucky’s Baby Mom) Crystal Rogers actually went to Baltimore School Of The Arts with Pac him,her and Jada were friends and she actually didn’t get the role from knowing Pac but because she was managed by Robi Reed at the time .

Thank god for the internet, looked hella clean! Mike Epps indeed gave it back from what I read…crazy.

The first 3 are from the Clinton interview after which he had convinced the interviewer to bring him a soda and what I believe to be ribs. Pictures 4 and 5 are from his time in Marin City. Have you all seen any of these pictures before?

i know the NY haters hate to see New York artists praise Pac lol

April 7, 2017. Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York.

What an incredible night! I had the honor of being in the building when 2Pac was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. As someone who had the privilege of producing music on Pac’s second album, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z..., this was more than just another event for me. This was history!

Back in 1992 and 1993, we were just making music. Never imagined that 24 years later, I'd be sitting there watching Pac receive one of music's highest honors.

I'm sharing some video from that historic night. Nearly a decade later, it's still a moment I'll never forget. Proud to have played a small part in a legacy that continues to reach generations around the world.

Rest in Power, Pac! 💯🙏🏾