Is Google dissing Tupac? Google search is mistaking Tupac for Roger Troutman. If you google search 2Pac’s name it shows a brief biography of Roger Troutman’s life. It also shows incorrect dates for Tupac’s birthday and death, instead showing those respective dates for Roger Troutman. Lastly the google says Tupac was a singer like Roger Troutman, rather than a rapper.
Does this mean Google is dissing Tupac with a Roger Troutman jab? Or is google search trolling 2Pac and Roger Troutman fans? Take a look.
The google search results for Tupac will show his birthday as Roger Troutman’s birthday, November 29, 1951. In actuality 2Pac was born on June 16, 1971.
The google search results for 2Pac will show the day Roger Troutman was assassinated, April 25, 1999. In reality Tupac died on September 13, 1996.
The only thing correct about the google search results for Tupac are his pictures, everything else is literally Roger Troutman.
Only in 2020 would google searching Tupac bring up Roger Troutman. Only 2020 would Google dissing Tupac be a possibility. It’s probably just a glitch though.
Author: JordanThrilla
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