Is Tupac Shakur Alive

What would America be like if Tupac Shakur was still alive?

I don't think America would be much different. We wouldn't have the Tupac conspiracy theories or memes surrounding his death, but hip hop would be noticeably different.We would have witnessed a higher peak and the faltering of his career. Tupac made countless songs, many of which are still unheard. He was one of the artists that literally lived in the studio. We would have seen him master his craft and see his progression as he went through life. And like all greats, we would have witnessed his descent as well. Probably not a catastrophic failure, but we would see him falter. He would also be an actor like a lot of retired rappers are.He wouldn't have been praised as he is now. Death and nostalgia elevates people to God-like status. Tupac was good, but not great. Maybe it's because he was ahead of his time for his time, but not ahead of now.New York's Hip Hop dominance unfolds differently. With Tupac alive, the West Coast undeniably wins the East Coast/West Coast beef. If Tupac targeted a young Jay-Z then Jay-Z wouldn't be able to handle that kind of aggression and from without Jay-Z's accession, a whole lot of history happens differently.

Is Tupac Shakur (musician) still alive?

Tupac is most assuredly dead, unless his faked death was extremely elaborate. In the documentary Biggie v. Tupac ( may have got the name wrong but it has a similar title) the director practically show's what most likely happened without making any open accusations. It's probly the best Pac conspiracy documentary if your interested in the subject, and will answer all your questions, after which you will probably conclude that he is dead.That being said, the best opposing theory has to do with his life's parallels to Machiavelli's. Machiavelli allegedly faked his death at age 25 and returned at age 43. Tupac changed his name to Makaveli. Tupac idolized Machiavelli from reading his works while in prison( hence the name change) and within those works Machiavelli talks about faking one's death to fool one's enemies. Apparently he never faked his death, however the Tupac myth is supported by this false truth. Tupac died at 25, and should return in 2014, if he truly is falsely emulating Machiavelli by returning at the same age of 43.As a Tupac fan, when I first heard about it, I wanted to believe it so bad I almost convinced myself it was possible. After a little digging the truth becomes obvious. After all, what incentive did Pac have to fake his death for so long. Probably not possible for an eccentric workaholic character like him. Whatever slim hope there is, we'll all find out in 2014.Despite the false faked death age mixup. Tupac was very fascinated by Machiavelli's works, and applied them in his lyrics. It's almost eerie how many references to death and returning from death there are in his post prison lyrics. 'Me Against the World' is an album that leaves an impression he knew death was close. But 'Killuminati: 7 day theory' has even more coded messages of returning from death. Personally I think he was referring to the death of him as Tupac and his return to life as Makaveli. The murder was unplanned. YouTube has some video's that really disect these alleged hidden messages. However I believe Pac would not have faked his death, he was to smart and charismatic too disappear, and too special and unique to to wither into old age."Expect me nigga like you expect Jesus to come back. Expect me nigga!"Tupac Shakur

Do you think Tupac Shakur would still be alive if he had moved to another country?

To answer the question we must first ask ourselves “Why was 2pac murdered?” Well, the theory I believe is that pac’s manager Suge Knight owed him a lot of money, and pac was threatening to leave death row and take some unreleased songs with him as well as the debt. so Suge decided to have him whacked to remove the debt, Suge was even driving the car that 2pac was shot in..2pac and Suge Knight on the day 2pac was shot.To answer the question it would all dwindle down to weather 2pac was bringing his fame with him and resuming his career, he would probably still be dead because Suge would track him down easy.But he would certainly still be alive if he goes into hiding. Suge Knight was powerful, but not powerful enough to track down 2pac if he was hiding.or he could just continue his career from anywhere but have a shit ton of security

Is it possible that Tupac Shakur could be alive?

Yes it is possible. Believe in the saying anything's possible. Also it's plausible. There's alot of mystery around his death. 2pac was known to be severely paranoid. So with past threats to his life with ensuing beef maybe 2pac predicted his future demise and decided to devise a plan to fake his death. Honestly I would seriously doubt he could pull this off due to how hard it would be to pull such a feat off. Also his body was found so there's further proof he is dead. This may just fall into the list of conspiracy theories such as Elvis is still alive mumbo jumbo.

If Tupac Shakur was found to be alive, what would happen to him?

A2AUnless he was found to be responsible for the death of the young Black male who died after being treated for multiple gunshot wounds following six days in a Las Vegas hospital , then not much legally would happen him. Of all the potential charges that could be filed against him, only murder and conspiracy would have no potential statutes of limitations, meaning that he could still be charged with them.Careerwise, even less would happen to a 47 year-old rapper who hadn't created a new album in nearly two decades. Other than being a curiosity for pretending to be deceased for two decades, the interest in Shakur would quickly dry up as he wouldn't be able to compete with modern performers and their established fan bases. At best, Tupac would spend the remainder of his life performing “oldies” and answering questions about how he “faked ” his own death.Frankly , I have never been subscriber to “ Tupac faked his own death” theories, as they don't align themselves with objective reality. After all:Someone died in a Las Vegas hospital in September of 1996 — Since that “someone” was identified by family members and friends as being Shakur, there's little reason to doubt that it was.A murder investigation was opened, and remains open, with regard to the death — If the detectives looking into the case can't even determine that the body they witnessed being autopsied was indeed that of Shakur, then the entire situation collapses into absurdity.Dozens, if not hundreds, of individual documents would have to have been signed following his death — That seems to be a great deal of work to ask of someone to cover for a faked death.There was litigation pending against Shakur at the time of his death — Even harder to believe than the police not realizing that they were investigating a faked death, would be attorneys getting conned by one. The litigants against Shakur would have definitely confirmed his demise.Where could he possibly hide? — He was one of the most well-known African Americans in the world in 1996. He spoke no foreign languages and he minimal job skills beyond performing. Since he was already heavily in debt and his assets were being watched by his creditors, he didn't have much money flee with, had he chosen to. And he spent years in the spotlight, yet would willingly leave it and not return?Tupac Shakur died after being removed from life support on September 13, 1996.