Argumentative Essay About Tupac

mber 15, 2016 There are many conspiracies on whether or not tupac is really dead, and quite a few of them make a lot of sense. Most of people who have done research, and even written papers on it, think that he faked his death, payed off a few people, and fled to Cuba to live with his aunt, Assata (McKnight). Most of Tupac's songs have some sort of line, or statement that could be used as evidence that he is still alive, and this is the main contributor to writer's arguments. The album under that name Makaveli, a famous artist who faked his death as well, has the words “Exit 2Pac, Enter Makaveli.” On the cover of this album, Tupac is featured as Jesus Christ, who came back after seven days (McKnight). This is no coincidence that the
All these motherf***ers stole from me I'm takin back what's mine... You motherf***ers can't stop me Even if I die, I'm gon' be a f***in problem Do you believe in ghosts, motherf***er? Real live black... ghosts Feel me? Time to be a ghost, And then we'll be ghost (mcKnight).” He’s saying that Tupac can no longer live on, but he himself (Lesane) can live through Makaveli. He is also featured in one of Richie Rich’s songs titled, N***** Done Change, where he says, “I’ve been shot and murdered, can’t tell you how it happened word for word but best believe that n***** gonna get what they deserve.” This song was released just a few months before his death. Could Tupac really predict his own death down to the smallest detail? Unlikely. On another track, Tupac says, “all for the street fame on how to be managed, to plan s***, 6 months in advance to what we plotted, approved to go on swole and now I got it,” 6 months after that, Tupac was pronounced dead (McKnight). The song titled ‘Ain’t Hard 2 Find,’ also has evidence leading to life. In this track he states, “I heard rumors that I died murdered in cold blood, traumatized pictures of me in my final