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Tupac Shakur Randolph Valies T1C ! ! Tupac Shakur Randolph Valies T1C ! ! ! ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !1 of !11 ! Table of contents ! Page Introduction 3 Tupac’s life 4-5 Tupac’s work 6-7 Favourite art piece 8 Some pictures 9 Conclusion 10 Biography 11 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !2 of !11 ! ! Introduction ! I’m writing about Tupac because He give me another insight to look for some problems And he makes music and says things like , changes his life ,how the new youth is And that he will pay the price for what he did A piece from Ghetto Gospel Lord can you hear me speak!! to pay the price of being hell bound... And he is different from the rest Other rappers talk about bitches and money But he talk about other true story And i hope that i can find of his dead was put in scene ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !3 of !11 ! Tupac’s Life ! Tupac Shakur a.k.a. Lesane Parish Crooks which was his real name He was born on the 16th of june 1971 in the New York borough of Brooklyn. His mother, Afeni (member of the Black Panthers, who fought for the rights of black people), Spent the first seven months of her pregnancy in prison. Tupac was born to Afeni and Billy Garland Tupac never knew for sure who his father was, he first time met Billy when he was five, but never had a good relationship to him. Afeni changed Tupac’s name in 1972. Tupac Amaru was named after a famous inca who fought for the incas rights. The second meaning of Tupac Amaru is arabic and means Shining serpent and Shakur stands for Thankful to god Tupac grew up as a normal child who has a strong bond with his mother. The children in the neighbourhood dared to do him anything. That was because his mother had much respect as Black Panther. Tupac starred in many films. In 1983 he played his first role in Raisin in the Sun In 1985, Tupac and his mother moved to Baltimore where Tupac moves to a higher school for the arts. Tupac's favourite subjects were acting and poetry. ! He started raps at the age of 15, his first alias was MC New York he wore a t-shirt with MC NEW YORK written with iron letters on it. In 1986, Tupac made a video at school, lip singing Will Smiths Parents don't understand. He quit school and go hang out on the street. He meet the wrong people, and he starts dealing in drugs. © Randolph Valies T1C Page !4 of !11 ! At the age of 17, when Tupac lived on the Streets of Oakland, his Name changed from Tupac to 2Pac, In 1990 Tupac allowed in the hip-hop group Digital Underground to dance and occasionally rapping. Here is a picture for digital underground In 1991 Tupac makes his first rap song Same Song. He also gets a role in the film Nothing but trouble with the members of Digital Underground. They say that Tupac’s death was on September 13, 1996 But the most people think his adoption papers were fake Even today they don’t know and there are some good clues That it’s fake one of the reasons can be That he want that his enemy was thinking that he was death Or He want to start again his life I self thinking that he is still alive ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !5 of !11 ! Tupac’s Work His work was not like every rapper that you hear now He was something else than al the other rappers Not a stereo type of rappers talking about bitches ,money ,cars etc. He talked about good things but sometimes bad things Like teenage pregnancies ,shootings ,drugs But there are good things about change his life That he will pay the price , how he wants to be If you look to other you saw that he was different But he don’t rap only First he was an actor Tupac acted in 7 movies ! Nothing But Trouble February 15, 1991 Juice January 17, 1992 Poetic Justice July 23, 1993 Above the Rim March 23, 1994 Bullet October 1996 Gridlock’d Release January 31, 1997 Gang Related October 8, 1997 ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !6 of !11 ! And that is the reason that he wasn't only a rapper And he was learning on an art school Unfortunately I could not find drawings From his high school Period But you can find many of his poem What they call now Tupac quotes +MPQYKVUGGOUJCTFUQOGVKOGUDWVTGOGODGTQPGVJKPI6JTQWIJGXGT[FCTMPKIJVVJGTG U CDTKIJVFC[CHVGTVJCV5QPQOCVVGTJQYJCTFKVIGVUVKEM[QWTEJGUVQWVMGGR[CJGCF WRCPFJCPFNGKV! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !7 of !11 ! Favourite Art Piece My favourite art piece is ghetto gospel There are 2 versions of it one is the original version And the other is kind of a remix The real one is very different than the remixed version The remixed version is rapped by Eminem I like the second version more than the original But the other songs i found the original Better ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !8 of !11 ! Some Pictures HKNOUYJGTG6WRCEYCURNC[KPIKP6JGECTYJGTGVWRCEYCUUJQQVKPI ! 6JG*KIJUEJQQNYJGTG6WRCE YCUNGCTPKPI ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !9 of !11 ! Conclusion ! My conclusion for this project is that what you think not really is Because i think his death was put in scene And i didn’t know that his real name was Lesane Parish Crooks And what Tupac Amur Shakur means But i was hoping that i can found if he is still alive and that i couldn’t found That is the only point that i didn’t found in this project what i want ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !10 of !11 ! ! Biography ! I use resources from many sites and the real Tupac site they build a new one and that was very unfortunate But I used what I could The links that i used : http://www.2pac2k.de http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac_Shakur http://www.tupacfans.com/home.php http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000637/ https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/87764.Tupac_Shakur http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Tupac_Shakur http://www.aceshowbiz.com/celebrity/tupac_shakur/biography.html http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~syverson/worldsfair/exhibits/hall1/ vaughn-sowa-iskander/bios/2pacbio.html https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=ZqvkjuEJj3o&list=RDZqvkjuEJj3o&index=1 https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=2qWqtVyvoSE&list=RDZqvkjuEJj3o&index=2 https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=PWi1bfE45LY&index=3&list=RDZqvkjuEJj3o ! ! © Randolph Valies T1C Page !11 of !11.
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