Tupac Amaru Shakur, arguably the most talented man of the 1990's, was born on June 16, 1971 in New York. Shakur compiled an extraordinary resume consisting of various forms of entertainment before passing away at the age of 25. Tupac Shakur accomplished more in his short lifetime than most people could in ten. In fact, 2pac's life is so remarkable that one must raise the red flag and question just how one man could do what he did. Many theories or arguments can be made, but the simplest is most likely the answer: Tupac Shakur was a god, a messenger of God, or was at least closer to holiness than any other human being.
             One reason that one would turn to religious answers for his work is that makes many prophecies in several songs that seem to happen almost exactly as 2pac stated. No artist in any genre has ever came close to predicting the things that 2pac did. In "I Get Around,"(2pac) Tupac says, "There's a lot of real G's doing time/Because a groupie bit the truth and told a lie." Less than 2 years later, a woman that 2pac had been intimate with accused him of sodomy and other sexual assaults. After being conspired against by several members of his record label and the government, Tupac was found guilty and sentenced to ten years in jail. Fortunately, he was released after Death Row Records owner Suge Knight paid $3 million for his release. (Hitemup.com) 2pac must have been conspired against by the government for the simple fact that no one can buy his freedom the way that he did. If he were imprisoned on legitimate allegations, why would the government allow his release? Until the time of his trial, 2pac had made very positive songs that also spread the teachings of the Black Panthers, which he was affiliated with, to a wider audience. The government, afraid of the power that Shakur had grown to, tried to force his demise. Much like Jesus Christ, he was handed over to the autho...