What if tupac....

#1
what if tupac refused the offer with deathrow and spend the full time in jail...what do you think would happen when he got out? well i think he would've lived LONGER and might of not got into any trouble
 
#2
Tupac-Soulja said:
what if tupac refused the offer with deathrow and spend the full time in jail...what do you think would happen when he got out? well i think he would've lived LONGER and might of not got into any trouble
Unless Pac died in jail, he definetly would have lived longer
 
#7
Maybe RUSD would've been the next realease after MATW. Other than that, I don't see him achieving more than what he did when he came out; AEOM, DK7, One Nation double album and several other projects he had coming.

Peace
 
#8
What I've read/heard about Tupac's time in jail I doubt he would have wanted to stay inside just for refusing Death Row's offer.
He shouldn't have been there in the first place, and what's this about Tupac believing that some guy he was hanging with around that time was a Government informant? Something is not right there.
I mean Tupac and his Black Panther connections gives every reason for the FBI (or whoever) to be on his back.
 
#9
Tupac-Soulja said:
well i think he would've lived LONGER and might of not got into any trouble
he possibly would've lived longer.
but, his problems with BB would still arise. after all, was in jail where he was told biggie knew about the shooting.
 

Ristol

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#10
I don't know. People have said that when he was on DR, he wasn't safe because he "wasn't around people that loved him," but I guess he wouldn't have been around people that loved him in jail either. Then again, since he died while he was on DR, I guess the only alternative would be jail, and probably longer life.
 
#13
There is this photograph of Tupac and this other dude (I don't have his name) in what I remember as a white car/vehicle. I seen it on TV it must have been on one of the MTV/VH1 documentaries. I remember the narrator saying that 'Tupac later believed this guy to be a Government informant...' - and was partly responsible for Tupac position at that time (the sexual assault rap).

Anybody else know about this?
 

jaimie.uk fan

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#14
Yeshua said:
There is this photograph of Tupac and this other dude (I don't have his name) in what I remember as a white car/vehicle. I seen it on TV it must have been on one of the MTV/VH1 documentaries. I remember the narrator saying that 'Tupac later believed this guy to be a Government informant...' - and was partly responsible for Tupac position at that time (the sexual assault rap).

Anybody else know about this?
hatian jack - jack agnant
 
#16
I think when he got out of jail his head would have been clear and comparing him to Shyne is bullshit & I'm not saying that as a Pac fan I'm saying that cause it's a stupid statement because Shyne wasn't all that popular when he went to jail
 
#18
Pac wouldnt of died in jail, he was loved by alot of people in there. He was 2pac, the "gangsta" rapper, the guy who shot 2 police officers - the guy who took 5 bullets and is still alive - they would of loved a raw brother like him! -

But jail was the safest place for him to be at that present time. When Suge come along dangling a contract in his face to give him the chance he was hoping for he knew it was a good move.

If it wasnt for jail then he wouldnt of been able to reflect on his life and what his ambitions really are. He grew up alot, he wasnt as juvenile as before he went in, he came out alot wiser and smarter. If anything jail was good for him, even though it almost drove him to suicide. Makaveli was introduced from jail, the Outlawz were named from jail - alot happened for him. He didnt want to go back there cuz he understood what he had to do now and going back to jail would of ruined all that for him. Going to jail is like a free ticket for the paparazzi to have another stab at him - I can see the headlines now "Famous rapper bac behind bars" - It wouldnt of helped his newly found political career too much - neither his on-going battle with the media

Peace!
 
#20
^^^^^

Yep

Him being in jail at that particular time kept him alive more than he ever realised. His time in jail wasnt wasted simply because of the great things he did when he got bailed. His time in jail gave him time to reflect, decide and vision. He reflected on the past events, decided to fight back and visioned his own success. He knew he would blow up big !!!

Peace ..!
 

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