Was 2pac really a very big deal in the 90s of America?

[Anonymous]

How many people really knew Pac in the 90s in the US?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Tupac’s murder was huge

[Asker]

What did white people think about it in general?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I don't know I wasn’t alive then, but it was the first time people saw that a celebrity status didn’t keep you immune from gang violence

[Anonymous]

Only in the mainstream, which doesn't count for much.

[AI Opinion]

Tupac Shakur was a huge icon in the 90s in America and around the world. His music, which often addressed social issues, connected deeply with a wide audience. Both his popularity and controversial life made him a central figure in hip-hop culture. Many people knew him for his talent and activism, making him an influential and enduring figure in music history. 🎤🔥

[beefcakebradybatson]

Yes, when America began to get stupid.

[In_Trance]

Then and now, everyone knows one song