STRANGE FACTS FROM VIDEOS

The video, "I Ain't Mad At Cha, " was released only days after Tupac's, "death." It depicts Tupac being gunned down much of the way he was really shot.

"I Ain't Mad At Cha," is also track number 13 on, "All Eyez On Me," and Tupac died on Friday the 13.

In the, "I Ain't Mad At Cha," video, Tupac dies. In his next video, "Toss It Up," his name is Makaveli.

How could they shoot the, "To Live And Die In L.A.," video when Tupac was, "dead?" Could the video really have been shot four months before in August of '96?

In the, "Hail Mary," video, there is a gravestone that says, "Makaveli." It is cracked and there's a hole in front of it; this inplies that Makaveli rose from the dead.

In the,"Smile," video with Scarface, Tupac is crucified...Later he falls and stands up and it appears to be a double. Still, is this another image of resurection? Why make people so suspicious?

Also in the, "Smile," video, there are a bunch of slowed words. The clip is from the movie Bladerunner which starred Harrison Ford in the mid 1980's. The clip states "So they built in a fail safe device. Which is what? A four year lifespan. Now there is a Nexus 6 over at the Tyrell Corporation. I want you to go put the machine on him. And if the machine doesn't work?" Of course it is anyone's guess why Scarface chose this quote, altered the speed, and put it at the beginning of the Smile video. One person thought the meaning could be based on a quote in the movie saying that execution isn't considered execution, it is considered retirement. Another quote that I think really relates to Tupac. The quote is "A light that burns twice as bright burns half as long." this is probably another mystery like Bomb First's "Suge Shot Me" quote that will never be answered.. The car with the bullet holes also looks like the one Tupac was shot in.

Supposedly, in the, "Toss It Up," video, Tupac is wearing some Penny Hardaway shoes that were unavailable before his death. And when he jumps in the car in, "To Live And Die In L.A.," he has on some Jordan's that were'nt available until after his death.