Why New Tupac Shakur Movie That Explores The Possibility of the Rapper Faking His Death, Escaped To New Mexico Is Disrespectful?

A new Tupac movie is coming and it’s going to explore the possibility that he faked his death and escaped to New Mexico.

Filmmaker Rick Boss says that his movie about Tupac Shakur being alive isn’t fiction and that he got the information from the rapper’s family.

Director claims Tupac is alive and well at a Navajo reservation in New Mexico. The film will be titled 2Pac: The Great Escape from UMC, the film currently slated for a 2021 release.

Las Vegas filmmaker, Rick Boss, has a new film in the works that claims Tupac Shakur is alive and hiding here in New Mexico.

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The plot of the film is that a body double was gunned down in Suge Knight’s car along Las Vegas Boulevard on that fateful night in 1996, instead of the actual Shakur, who was in fact smuggled to a private helicopter at University Medical Center and whisked away to a Navajo reservation in New Mexico.

This is really f*cked up in so many ways. This is disrespectful to Tupac family, friends, and fans. This is only entertaining for the conspiracy theorist that believe Tupac is still alive.

There have been rumors that Tupac faked his death and went to Cuba. Now, they are saying he faked his death and went to New Mexico. Let this man rest and stop trying to make a quick profit from his death.