Tupac wasn’t destroyed by rage, rivalry, or “gangsta rap.” He was consumed by a collision of political inheritance, unprocessed trauma, hypervisibility, and an industry that profits from anger while refusing protection. Born into surveillance, raised inside instability, and rewarded for amplification without safety, he became a mirror society demanded—and then shattered. Radical voices are dangerous while alive, but once silenced, they are safely archived, quoted, and celebrated by the very systems that failed them.

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