Rare Video of Tupac With His Family In Georgia Six Days Before the Quad Studios Shooting Will Give You Chills
When people think of Tupac they think of the ultra gangster image he portrayed in most of his videos and public appearances. It was rare that people got to see how 2Pac was around his family and loved ones. A glimpse into what his real life was like is seen in a rare video of Tupac hanging out with his family in Stone, Mountain Georgia six days before the Quad Studios shooting.
This video shows how close 2Pac was to his family, and how they did normal things like race each other in the streets. It’s scary to know that while this was going on, people were plotting to murder him at the same time. It’s sad to think how stressful it must have been for his family always fearing for his life.
Watching videos like these just make you wonder how different hip-hop would be right now if Tupac and Biggie were still alive.
Could you imagine them doing a Verzuz against each other?
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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