Tupac

Tupac Shakur is a very well known name in the hip hop community. Tupac went from growing up in a harsh environment and went on to become a famous rapper. His music brought up much controversy. This controversy was about police brutality and violence that went on in the streets.
His music was about racial controversy, and young black men living in America today. Tupac's career took off in the early 1990s when he was a part of the song "Same Song". He focused on how injustice the justice system is, as well as social policies. He wanted to express his feelings and speak for the young black men that followed him and his music. He was on Billboard Hot 100, Rap Single Charts, and made it on the year end charts as well.
Tupac also wrote songs dedicated to Death Row after he was released from jail due to sexual assault. His music and way of thinking are now rooted in many different entities including Black Nationalism, liberty, and egalitarianism. In September of 1996, Tupac was killed by a drive by in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tupac's most popular album was named "Me Against The World" (1995).
# Intro
# If I Die 2nite
# Me Against the World
# So Many Tears
# Temptations
# Young Niggaz
# Heavy in the Game
# Lord Knows
# Dear Mama
# It Ain't Easy
# Can U Get Away
# Old School
# Fuck the World
# Death Around the Corner
# Outlaw
Sources:
https://www.ranker.com/list/best-tupac-shakur-alubums-list/reference
https://www.rockhall.com/inductees/tupac-shakur