Young Scrap
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RIP
RIP Afeni Shakur
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Rise In Power queen!
MooseMouthMthafuga
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Afeni was in a polygamous relationship with Lumumba Shakur.More like his lieutenant because she was smart and fiery.She was kinda hard on his other wives, tho.If her and Lumumba came home from a long day at headquarters, and dinner wasn't ready, Afeni was liable to hand out a scolding and/or beat down.
Just how it was back in those days.Couldn't be no punk b*tch.She later apologized to those chicks for being so "radical" back in those days.She mellowed out a whole lot as the years went on
Her and Pac were just master expressionist
Xtraz2
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She's finally at peace
she wuz never tha same after tupacs death, she didn't care about tha fame and his rap status, she just wanted her son back, a mothers luv
she wuz never tha same after tupacs death, she didn't care about tha fame and his rap status, she just wanted her son back, a mothers luv
I remember being in awe when I met her in Louisville back in '97. My sister had lived there for a year and her church had a seminar going on with Afeni being the guest speaker. I remember taking a break waiting for the big event and noticed a small crowd forming around this lady sitting at the end of my row. At first I'm like 
at what's going on before realizing it's her. I was only 12 then acting all shy when approaching her (here she was, the lady that birthed the great 2Pac sitting right in front of me ). She was really nice when greeting me and signed my program of the event (which my dad would later throw away during one of his cleaning moods 
). This wasn't even a full year after Pac passed and I just admired all the strength she had while reminiscing about her son to the crowd. It's definitely a moment I'd never forget.
Rest in heaven Ms. Shakur.
at what's going on before realizing it's her. I was only 12 then acting all shy when approaching her (here she was, the lady that birthed the great 2Pac sitting right in front of me ). She was really nice when greeting me and signed my program of the event (which my dad would later throw away during one of his cleaning moods ). This wasn't even a full year after Pac passed and I just admired all the strength she had while reminiscing about her son to the crowd. It's definitely a moment I'd never forget.Rest in heaven Ms. Shakur.
RIP.
Breh i have a feeling we are gonna have alot of "the estate of___legendary musician.." stories this year.
Im already preparing myself
Also im shocked that this is barely being discussed at all by people on social media
coose
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Wow before the movie comes out? Has the cause of death been confirmed? She was 69 but I'm suspicious