He ran a project called "The Underground Railroad" that aimed to keep youths off drugs by getting them involved in music. Though he did not live to realize this dream, his mother Afeni is currently attempting to carry on his work by raising money for a Center for the Arts.
Although a testament by him has yet to be published (probably he didn't even have one) some of it went to Suge
Knight (mostly track royalties), some to his mother (posthumous albums and such) and some to various projects (like the Tupac
Amaru Shakur
Foundation). Long legal battles were held between these two individuals to see who could have the most out of his money, as well as the royalties to hundreds of unreleased songs, some of which will never see the light of the day.
his mother, Afeni Shakur Davis
it was p diddy
she is tupacs half sister
Yes he was, he was Tupacs half brother.
"2Pacalypse Now". It came out in 1991.
Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. owns the rights and licenses both the musical (play) and the music from it.
rapping!!!!!!!
No.
dahboo
Napoleon
it was p diddy
No
she is tupacs half sister
2tomorrow
Yes he was, he was Tupacs half brother.
Writing songs, Chillin around , Dealing
To obtain music rights, you need to contact the production company. Otherwise the music is illegally owned.
dear mama