2Pac

Tupac Shakur, also known as 2Pac, was a highly influential American rapper and actor born in 1971. He gained fame for his powerful lyrical content addressing social issues like poverty, racism, and violence, resonating with many underserved communities. Known for his poetic storytelling and charismatic presence, Tupac also starred in films and was a vocal advocate for change. His life was marked by conflicts with the law and violence, culminating in his tragic 1996 murder at age 25, which remains unsolved. Tupac’s legacy endures through his impactful music and ongoing influence in hip-hop and social activism.