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Fans of Tupac believe that the late rapper 'his death' predicted in a number of songs and music videos before he was killed in a drive-by shoot.

The death of rapper Tupac Shakur – also referred to as 2PAC – is probably as famous as his music career.

On September 7, 1996, the rapper “California Love” was in Las Vegas to watch Bruce Seldon and Mike Tyson together with his employee and former Death Row Record -CEO SUGE.

The rapper would be shot and killed later at night while he and knights drove to a night club in Vegas.

Shakur was shot four times and died later on September 13th. He was 25 years old.

Despite numerous suspects and investigations, nobody has yet been convicted of killing Shakur.

The death of the rapper was also a source of fascination among his fans and the wider conspiracy theory.

Numerous people have come up with theories that the rapper had somehow fake his death to live the rest of his days in the dark, while others have tried to blame numerous celebrities over the years.

Which of course is of course for shocking and unresolved murder cases.

In the meantime, others have even went so far as to whether Shakur had somehow predicted his death in various songs or not, with Grunge pointing out a number of tracks that have some rather dark conditions.

Tupac predicted his own death theory, explained

The largest evidence with which people support this theory Everything Eyez on me.

The video, shot in May 1996, but only published a few days after his death, begins the video, with Shakur being shot several times after leaving an event and later died in the back of an ambulance.

A fan commented on the video: “This S ** t was crazy when it came out immediately after his death … it was as if he had given himself a funeral.”

Another said: “This man was so smart that he could tell a story with a song and he even predicted his death.”

Tupac is shot into the music video “I'm not angry with Cha” (Death Row/Interscope).

In the music video he dies in the ambulance (death series/Interscope)

Shakur also provides numerous indications of his death in his songs, including the texts for the 1995 'If I The 2nite', where Shakur sings: “I hope you bury me and send me to my rest / headlines that 'murdered' / my last breath ' / my last breath'.

What we can all agree with is a fairly dark way to look at his future.

This is not the only time that Shakur shared his future with the 25-year-old rapper to his future: “I was shot and murdered, cannot tell you how it happened to word”, in his verse on Richie Rich Track 'n *****, which has been changed'.

Although it may be a bit of a distance, to indicate that Shakur was able to predict exactly how he would die, the diverse references to dying boys in his music and the incredibly accurate pictures indicate that the rapper was more than aware of very real and credible threats to his life.