However, after the inevitable success of All Eyez On Me , we could definitely see Pac having a change of mind and making a concept album out the whole LP. Always one to work well in groups, 2Pac seemed to have some big plans for his rap collective known as Thug Life. A fun fact: 2Pac was originally considered and preparing to read for a major role in the continuation of the globally-revered Star Wars film series.
Jackson in real life. However, how dope would it have been to see Pac in space! In short, we were robbed of a possible award-worthy performance. There was some solid material on this project, and the only thing missing to make this an even bigger hit was Pac himself. At this point, 2Pac is a quadruple threat as both a Hip-Hop icon and a Hollywood heavyweight. Whilst someone was digging out old music videos on YouTube, they came across this one which very subtly shows a blurry Tupac hiding in the background.
The video has had over , views, but is it enough to convince you 2Pac is alive? It's unknown where this image of 50 Cent and Tupac originated from, but few take it seriously in the case for Tupac's survival. A British man called Michael Nice claims that he helped Tupac escape from America alive using a secret private jet. He claims that the plot was put together by The Black Panther movement and involved Pac disguising himself as a co-pilot on a jet to Barbados, before later travelling to Cuba.
But none of the claims have been proven, despite Nice's claims that he has video evidence. Picture: YouTube. Here are 10 times he's supposedly been spotted since he was killed in Tupac Shakur. At a basketball game in the United States only last year, in March Firstly, the use of irrelevant conclusions is relevant for a majority of the theories.
People assume that because the killer has never officially been identified that one can assume that Tupac never actually died in the first place, which does not make any sense.
Moreover, the media plays a huge role in fueling confirmation bias because they only discuss information that adds to the conspiracy theory, purely because it is more entertaining to read about. Affirming a conclusion from a negative premise is also relevant because one of the main arguments is that the person who was sitting next to Tupac, Suge Knight, did not get hit even though Tupac did, therefore Tupac could not have died.
Lastly, cognitive dissonance plays a role in keeping the conspiracy theory alive because fans do not want to believe that the famous rapper could have actually passed away. These people find evidence that strengthens their desire for Tupac to still be alive the media or sporadic claims that he is living in Cuba or Malaysia giving them a reason to remove any cognition that suspects his death is real. These people are definitely misinformed because there is no actual physical evidence that would allow people to jump to this conclusion, there are only photoshopped photos, vague elements that are given meaning, and unproven claims made by other celebrities.
The community of believers originates from both fans as well as conspiracy theorists who want to believe in something so extraordinary. Their beliefs are sustained through the use of social media and new articles coming out constantly.
In addition, people are easily fooled and are willing to believe anything they read online, such as doctored images. All in all, the Tupac conspiracy theory has been circulating for twenty-two years, but there is no credible evidence that proves it to be true. The reason the conspiracy theory may have been created in the first place is because of the controversy Tupac was surrounded by during his life and his strong fan base creating connections that allude to anything other than death.
None of the premises have strong foundations that lead to real conclusions, and both cognitive dissonance and confirmation bias play strong roles in keeping the legend alive. Connick, T. Is Tupac alive?
A comprehensive guide to the rumours and conspiracy theories. Hart, G. On the 22nd anniversary of his death, here are the craziest Tupac conspiracy theories. Warner, C. This was an interesting choice for your blog post!
I think this is a popular conspiracy theory as I have heard it many times. I think sometimes fans hold onto big legends and want to hope somehow there still alive. I think with how big he was, why would he want to disappear and disappoint fans?
I think overall it would be living a lie. There are tons of celebrities that go off the grid so what is the point of faking a death?
I think if it is true he had a strong personality and had conflict with certain groups, than it could make sense he would be a target for a shooting. I think overall it is sad but I would assume he is resting in peace, but his memory lives on! I find it so interesting how people make some many conspiracies about celebrities. I think this really just has to do with people wanting to believe he is still alive because their admiration for him.
The whole thing with Tupac and Niccolo Machiavelli, I feel like why could he just no be interested in this topic?
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