What do you think about tupac's death?

A lot has been said about tupac's death; some believe it was gang related; some believe it was political; and some don't even believe he is dead. Tupac, and the issues surrounding his death has been matter of top discussion amongst hiphop lovers and non-hiphop lovers for over a decade now. Tupac was shot dead in las vegas sept 1996, after a tyson fight. The fact that the shooter, who drove up to the car that carried pac and suge knights and opened fire, was never caught is the root of all the controvercy surrounding his death.

Me personally, i think tupac is really dead, but who killed tupac is still a question i haven't found an acceptable answer to.

Examing the gang hit factor to his death is questionable, because i don't think CRIPS would have had that much time to re-group and issue a hit on pac. I am saying this because a lot of people believe pac was killed in association with the fight he had gotten into just before living the tyson fight venue. He beat up a known crip for some chain snatching allegation. I think that was just something to take peoples eyes of the big picture. The person that popped pac must have had enough time for planning and also must have been a porn for a bigger organization, big enough to know the shooter would never be caught.

If you ask me; kay, do think pac was set up by the government of the united states, i would say yes. Tupac, like many revolutionary black individuals was killdd by the govt because of the influence he had on so many black people, especially the youth.

If you were asked to listen to a malcom x tape containing teachings or a tupac cd, i am sure you would go with pac. That is were tupac's power was, he was reaching out to the set the other revolutionaries before him couldn't; THE YOUTH.

FABOLOUS'S TOP 5 DEAD OR ALIVE.

Allhiphop.com caught up with fabolous through his tight schedule. And they were able to squiz out his top five dead or alive list.
What do you think about his list?

1. biggie.
2. jay-z.
3. tupac.
4. eminem.
5. big daddy kane.

Before i saw his list, i made a guess of four rappers i believed would be on his list judging from his own style of rap. I came up with; jay-z, biggie, eminem and ll cool j. I was not surprised that i was on point, apart from ll cool j that is.
The big dady kane addition on his list didn't come as shocker cos kane more or less mentored jay. So jay got much of big daddy kane in him. Old rap listeners can testify to this.
The one thing majority of the people on his list, including he himself, have in common is wordplay. They are the masters of wordplay.
I most say though that the tupac addition made the list odd. It made it seem like he just threw in tupac's name because people like to put pac and biggie on their list. More like respect for the dead. Or just the band wagon effect.

HIPHOP SCENE IS BECOMING PEACEFUL. (PART 1)

Since Jay-z and Nas squashed their beef, it seems not impossible for any other set of rappers to make peace.
Rap beefs have been present on the hiphop scene for years. KRS1 and MC SHEM had their thing back in the late 80's. Dr dre and eazy-e had theirs in the early 90's. Beefs have sprung-up from dissagreement with former label mates, to clash of egos, to plainly trying to prove that you are better than one rapper or the other. It had always remained on wax, untill the Biggie/Tupac issue.
Back in 1995 west coast rapper, tupac shakur was shot five times upon entering the QUARD studios in New York. It just so happened that biggie and puff daddy were also present in the building during the shooting. Pac concluded that they must have known about the hit, and that gave birth to their fued. The beef led to the death of these two legendary rappers.
There have been a lot of rap wars after that, but must of them have stayed on wax.