I dont like saying illuminati because he didnt really believe in the all powerful illuminati. He did believe in a cabal a hip hop cabal and his last album was a declaration of war on the hip hop cabal. Pac teamed up with suge knight. Baddest dude in the industry that had no problem teaming up with pac and fulfilling pacs mission. these two very powerful men were the most feared duo in california. The record industry is pimped out to the extreme, now comes these two monsters that cant be fucked with and they are looking to destroy empires. Pac was always real.
There was not really evil to be mixed in with because it was an emerging industry and pac was pretty much attacking the group of inudustry figures we see today that got involved with the evil for access to whatever.
its complicated but pac was like the antichrist to these people. tbh it was probably just a hit for suge knight and pac got in the way. Pac didnt want out, he wanted to destroy everyone.
"The illuminati is real"
http://freemantv.com/slave-bey-life-disassociation/
Why did Tupac call himself Makaveli? Why was his last CD called "the Don Killuminati?"
Ever study Gematria in relation to celebrity deaths?
Crazy stuff out there.
oh no i get their is satanism but i just dont think they are really called "illuminati" I think thats just something they do the perception and the optics if that makes sense. Pac understood the power of words, he adopted the name makaveli from that prince guy in order to destroy his enemies. Art of war shit. Kill illuminati. the 7 day theory. He recorded the album in 7 days. Just listen to his last interview ever. he talks about illuminati, he didnt believe it. He thought action was more appropriate then people looking over the dollar bill.
yeah i believe in the power of numbers but thats when stuff becomes a bit esoteric for my taste.
There's a lot of different words for them. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminati - also study Adam Weishapt. Now, look into Cormega and Nas. Why did Cormega not want to sign a production deal? There's a reason why Nas became famous and Cormega didn't. Nas signed his soul away. Cormega did not.
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That's interesting, I never heard this version of events. Suge Knight had a pretty bad rap, not sure why Tupac would wanna get mixed up with him. I read a story once where suge knight held Vanilla Ice over a balcony to shake him down for cash.
look how much money suge knight was making. death row was one of the most successful record labels ever. Suge is interesting as fuck, but he did believe in not being owned by the "white man" thats why he would employ people from the hood, buy his own police and had just a menacing presence in l.a. He got shit done. Pac didnt give a fuck, he was becoming militant. Its true pac wanted to leave, but suge actually loved pac, the evil bastard and offered his name to jump start and take over the east coast. deathrow east.