After the Strictly Dope break up Tupac eventually became a member of Digital Underground. Shortly after, Tupac became part of the short-lived group Strictly Dope with Ray Luv (who incidentally made one album but was never released). At the same time Tupac's stepfather was sentenced to 60 years in prison for playing a part in a 1981 armored-car robbery. Never graduating from the Baltimore school of arts Tupac was moved again, this time to Marin City on the West Coast, here he took to selling drugs, and hustling after moving in with a neighbor. It was tracks like 'Ahmad's 'Back in the day', 'Wu Tang Clan's 'It was all so simple' and especially L.L.Cool J's 'I'm Bad' that Tupac enjoyed and was influenced by before his own career began. A school which helped bring out his creative side, here he wrote his first rap under the name MC New York, also it was where a close and long lasting friendship was formed with Jada Pinkett. From here Tupac attended the Baltimore school of arts. Afeni was forced to move Tupac from New York to Baltimore due to hardships. Afeni Shakur, Tupac's mother was a member of the Black Panther activists and was pregnant with him while in jail on bombing charges. Tupac once told his child hood Reverend, Reverend Daughtry, 'I want to be a revolutionary', I believe that this was accomplished in many respects. Tupac, which translates as 'Shining Serpent', and Amaru, interpreted as 'Thankful to God' lived a short and troubled life but still managed to prevail to unexpected expectations. RU Still Down? (Remember me), 2pacs Greatest Hits,Ģpac/Outlawz Still I Rise, Untill The End Of Time PARENTS: Mother Afeni Shakur Father Billy Garland įAMILY: Sister Asantewaa Shakur Aunt Assata ShakurĢ Pacalypse Now, Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.ZĪll Eyez On Me, Makaveli - The Don Killuminati
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