Tupac's Final Album: Illuminati & 7 Day Theory

Come on, bro. The albums, the songs that was coming out even years after he was dead, bro. Then his final album, man, before his life— before he— before his life ended, man, that he had had coming out, the Kolumbana 7 Day Theory, man. Come on, man. Machiavelli, bro. Come on, man. It was dark. Intense, and it was reflective of the turmoil in his life. Tracks like Hail Mary, come with me, Hail Mary, run quick, see, you want to ride or die, die, live and die in LA, to live and die in LA, it's the place to be, you got to live to know it. Yeah, come on, man, dude, come on, man, I, I'll Pac all day, man. And these songs, man, are still regarded as one of— as some of his best work, man, showcasing his lyrical genius and ability to captivate listeners with his raw emotions and storytelling, man. The dude, man, I don't care what y'all say, man. He a Pac lover. Yeah, man, I love me some Pac, man. I'm gonna be honest with y'all, just like how a lot of y'all love Michael Jordan, a lot of y'all love James or Stephen Curry or Nas or Jay-Z or Beyoncé and, you know, Taylor Swift, and however y'all love them, that's how I, you know