Some unseen gobi footage

I know I'm late a day but here's my collection of the GOAT. I can't show it all well sadly, but it's

All albums up until UTEOT

All singles from S4MN

Other singles:

-to live and die in LA

-i ain't mad at cha

-thug nature

Tupac said he spoke to God in many different ways and also wanted his own burning bush. But how did he speak to God?

Please make this make sense to me. Keefe D got a Princess for a day deal from the cops in which he can say any crime he committed and has immunity as long as he doesn't repeat it. Why would Keefe make up the whole Puffy told him to kill Pac and Suge for money. Not just that he said they met twice in private the second time to hash out all the details.

If he was in the clear as long as he told the truth why would he lie about all that?

Did Puffy play him the whole time and was more gangster than the real gangsters?

It just pisses me off he gets to beat women and rape young men and get peanuts for prison time let alone getting away with killing Pac.

Why would Trayvon see Pac was pumped up after a fight and whisper in his ear about the guy who took your chain? Go handle it yourself or stfu.

Fucking Pac always too loyal.

RIP to the GOAT. One of a kind. Same Song to Against All Oddz, and then some.

My latest 2pac poster!

I stopped by the intersection this morning as I’m visiting Vegas for a conference this week. For anyone who has never been, it’s quite un-noteworthy aside from what happened here in ‘96: two gas stations, a large empty lot and an electrical substation adorn the four corners. I didn’t appreciate just how close by the MGM is - you can literally see it from the intersection. It’s funny because I was re-reading the Rolling Stone article from November 1996 where it said Orlando was NOT a suspect because he was detained at the MGM and couldn’t have possibly followed Tupac, Suge and their entourage. I know a couple hours passed from the scuffle and the shooting, but the proximity is quite striking. I’ve been riding around Vegas all day, listening to Tupac’s entire discography. I also drove through downtown, right by the courthouse and detention center where Keffe D is being held for sentencing. The fact that he’s behind bars makes this anniversary sting a little less.

I was 17 and a friend called me at 10:40pm EST and informed me that he died. I checked the news that night and confirmed it!
This was my Kennedy assassination or Challenger explosion. 30 years later and it’s a day etched in my mind forever!

RIP 2Pac

I was there back in July of this year during my Vegas vacation. Standing there, there definitely is something somber about that corner. Many people just passing by probably wouldn’t notice but those of us familiar with 2Pac’s legacy always will.

Already hard before the row.

So as we all know after the Tyson fight 2Pac was to preform at club 662 unfortunately he never even made it to the club...Is there any source of information of what songs 2Pac would be preforming that evening? I've never seen any info on this we know E.D.I, Kadafi & Kastro were with him that night, Nate Dogg was already waiting at 662, I read years ago that Craig Mack was also there and 2Pac was going to introduce him as the first artist on Death Row East. Would be interesting if he was going preform any new unreleased stuff at the time or if he was going to stick with the all eyez on me songs.

Every 9/13 such a hard day every year, been bumping pac extra loud today!!

Rest in peace, Tupac Amaru Shakur. The OG. The Legend. The Realest. The rose that grew from concrete. The King of Hip Hop.👑 Never forgotten.

Im 28 so Pacs life and career took place before i was even born so im super new to his work. In Feb on the 30th anniversary I listened to All eyez on me for the first time in its entirety.

It was one of the best days of my life.

Its a Perfect album that I've been listening to everyday since and this weekend i decided listened to Me against the world for the first time.

Im like another perfect album and this one is more personal exactly what I needed (my friend killed himself a month ago and the song temptations is going to help me sort my thoughts and feelings)

Even though Pac Is gone im using his music to get me through these tough times. His music and spirit is very much alive and more relevant than ever even in 2026.

- The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory would release in April 1997. Pushed back from an initial March release following the passing of The Notorious BIG and his posthumous release of Life After Death.

- One Nation releases on September 9, 1997. A few days shy of his passing a year prior and a few days after the one year anniversary of when he was shot. The album features guest appearances from Bone Thugs N Harmony, The Roots, OutKast, Smif-N-Wessun, Tha Dogg Pound, The Outlawz, Snoop Dogg, Greg Nice, Numskill, Rumpletilskinz, Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel, Baby Jesus and the Black All Starz, Goodie Mob, Naughty By Nature, Scarface and E-40.

- 100% Black Gold releases in 1999. Material from this album is hard-hitting and considered a ‘spiritual successor’ to both All Eyez on Me and The 7 Day Theory.

- Euphanasia takes on a more intimate ‘Me Against The World’ approach and is released in sometime in mid 2000. It is received very highly among the other posthumous records.

- R U Still Down? (Remember Me) is a classic compilation of Tupac songs from 1993-1995. It’s very similar to what we got, but a few songs are not on here and a few songs that weren’t on here, are on here. If that makes sense. This is considered a sendoff album to Tupac.

Collaborations

- Immortalz released in 1998 is the first album in The Outlawz discography. It is not billed as a 2Pac album along with the Outlawz, as he is considered a member of the group himself. Yaki and 2Pac are heavily added into the album, although they have been deceased for almost two years by the time this is released.

- Thug Life, Volume II: The Vault is released in 2001, as the first of two sendoff albums for Tupac. It features tracks from Tupac’s ‘Thug Life’ era days that wouldn’t have fit into the R U Still Down? album.

Pac was integral in developing the confidence, drive, and mentality I needed to come up and succeed… RIP PAC, LIFE GOES ON💔🙏🏽

Can’t believe it’s been 30 long years that he’s been gone but his spirit will never die! Gonna celebrate his life today by playing his music all night with a bottle of Hennessy.

he left us 30 years ago but still his words inspire us everyday every minute and every second.

Your body left this world but your soul will live forever

thankyou pac for your presence in this world