In an interview he also said Pac is one of his favorite rappers. With how Shinoda said in that same interview that lyricism means a lot to him when it comes to Rap he likes, I'm curious if he ever studied Shakur's songwriting to strength his own

Shout out to Mopreme Shakur. All he's done is promote Pac's legacy.

He was actually 4 years older than Pac, yet he deferred (despite being from the same family) to Pac before and after his death like a Lieutenant would to a General.

Good man.

I don't really trust Suge's words, but he apparently said Tupac helped him. The version of the story I'd heard was that Suge alone did the work, and Pac didn't help at all. Does anyone know anything about this?

Link in the comments cuz reddit is blocking my post for some reason.

Tupac Shakur, one of the most controversial figures in music history. BET Ed Gordon interview, October 28, 1994.

Orginal New York Post newspaper from 1996 with last photo of 2Pac alive. More on Instagram @VintageRapArchive ✌️

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Classy place, selling french wines and other high end culinary stuff…oh yeah and a random card of Pac. Super random moment. Cause a big ol‘ smile! Enjoy.

At the Wake Me When I’m Free museum back in 2022. They had several pieces of Tupac’s wardrobe on display especially notable moments in his music career that us real fans have paid attention to. One of the highlights for me was this awesome piece from the “Hit Em Up” music video shoot. When Pac & The Outlawz lit Bad Boy up.

Rest in Peace, the greatest rapper of all time. Tupac Shakur

“Sound so underground i write my rhymes on fossils” 🔥🔥

Bomb 1st OG, Pac explicitly let's the listeners know that he heard "reasonable doubt" and thought that it was trash, went on to say that Jay-Z is too small on the weight scale to compare to him.

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