blacks, including Tupac Shakur had to live.
             Although the issues that Tupac Shakur approached on his first album had been made apparent to the general public prior to the release of 2Pacalypse Now, Tupac exposed the problems of the urban lifestyle in a new way. Tupac's words were genuine, in that he had actually experience everything that he rapped about. 2Pacalypse Now contained many tracks that were entirely about problems such as police brutality and racial profiling, black on black crime, and teen pregnancy. Tupac's first single released off of 2Pacalypse Now is titled "Brenda's Got a Baby." "Brenda's Got a Baby" is an extremely emotional track that discusses the dilemma of a pregnant twelve year old in a world that lacks the neccesary social support for a pregnant black teen. Tup
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