Upon searching many pages after the passage of Tupac Shakur, I came to realize that not one I saw expressed the person's feelings for him. They had articles, lyrics, etc., but not one wrote what the man meant to them. So I decided to do something about that. As I present the continuing saga:

"The Resurrected"

Thug Memorial 2




A man has passed from this world, a man who held the keys to knowledge of how this country should be viewed and held. This man has done wrong, but the right he has done far outweighs these slight transgressions that most would hold to taint his image. Most misunderstood his lyrics, judging hastily by his genre and the individual words that would be considered inappropriate. Most did not listen to what he wanted to say; they did not hear his message. Most have not seen the truth behind his life; they see his life as a rapper in the light of money, fame, and power. They have not seen the pain of his early life without a father, the real experience of being shot at on many occasions, the humiliation of being charged and prosecuted for rape, or the guilt that came from killing an innocent child by accident.

Tupac Shakur was an accomplished man, a man of many achievements. He was the first rapper to go platinum on a double album, selling over six million copies. He was the first rapper turned movie star, debuting in Juice. He carried his acting career on to such movies as Above the Rim, Poetic Justice, Grid Lock'd, and Gang Related. He was also a talented writer who wrote several poems which unfortunately where not released until his untimely passing and he wrote all of his own music. These accomplishments are only a pale echo of what he would have done, given the time. But, what he should be recognized for, above all, is incarnating the Thug Life, that sacred institution by which all Thug Disciples shall live.

He always stood up for what he believed in. He even stood up to Dan Quayle during Quayle's sudden "family values" trip. It seems he even died for what he believed in. Rest in peace Tupac Shakur, I have nothing but love and respect for you, fuck what anyone else thinks. You where and still are the greatest.


Various Interviews With Tupac Shakur



Interview #1
 Interview #2 Interview #3
Interview #4 Interview #5 Interview #6
Interview #7
 Interview #8
 Interview #9



Tupac Shakur: From Life til Death



Poetry In Memory of Tupac

Poetry Written by Tupac

The Biography of Tupac Shakur

My Thoughts on Death Row Records

 Tupacs Script in Bullet






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