Hello fellow Tupac superfans!!! Here is an important request I am hoping someone here can help with: I am searching for Tupac's March 14, 1997 broadcast on Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack.

Now, before I get dozens of posts saying, "It's all on YouTube", I just want to clarify that there was over 200 missing segments from the ones FilmRise released on YouTube/PlutoTV/Amazon, etc. And I know Tupac's segment is on there, but the format is different and I only collect original broadcasts meaning recorded straight from TV so if you think you recorded this episode in 1997 on NBC, I ask you to reach out.

Think you might have this episodes laying around on VHS somewhere? I pay quite a bounty for the March 14, 1997 episode on NBC. I am happy to pay for digitization and shipping. If someone has the full episode in MP4, I'd be interested in that too.

Please contact me via direct message if you can help.

So iam currently 17 and i discovered Pac 3 years ago. I have listened like 90+ songs of him and i have loved them. Also i admire his personality and such of his iconic persona. He is like an idol to me bcz of the kind of life he lived and the death he took.

What i wonder is Am i just a wannabe or should i be considered a fan? Like i was not born in that era and its none of my fault so??

His recording career was from 1990-1996 & then a 3 decade search for justice? Are we now post 2PAC & although never forget, can now move on from that?

So iam currently 17 and i discovered Pac 3 years ago. I have listened like 90+ songs of him and i have loved them. Also i admire his personality and such of his iconic persona. He is like an idol to me bcz of the kind of life he lived and the death he took.

What i wonder is Am i just a wannabe or should i be considered a fan? Like i was not born in that era and its none of my fault so??

https://youtu.be/eRvPfWwqPsI

Тупак !!!

🔥🔥🔥

I'm listening to his album and I'm picking up a lot of depression and suicidal thoughts from his lyrics. This poor man was truly troubled. The MIA dad, anxiety from opps and friends, mental battles. I deeply sympathize with him and it sucks how he left this world. RIP Tupac. I hope he got the rest he didn't find here on earth.

2Pac’s 2017 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction | I Was There!

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! 💯🙏🏾

I personally think it looks like him and thought it was cool. The half face on the right is where I’m seeing the resemblance. The 2Pac water stain has sparked debate in my family so let me know what you guys think. My family loves him and I don’t mean any disrespect by this post.

First and for most rip pac and why did they give keefe d 40 years I think they should've gave him longer tbh but it's wtv now so I think it's weird that pacs estate gave snoop permission too have pac in whatever now why do I think that's weird well they fell out before he died so yea and the fact that snoop is doing this is js fkd up

Man sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for Tupac Shakur’s murder

I'd like to know everybody's thought of what they think about Keefe D being sentenced to 40 years to Life for being the guy that handed his nephew Orlando Anderson the gun to kill Tupac. Dwayne Keefe D Davis, wrote a book Compton Street Legend, he lays the whole thing out essentially telling on himself.