You know, just as well as I do, that Tupac Shakur is alive and well.
After having his death set up back in 1996, the rapper fled to Cuba where he was since led a life of incognito relaxation. The evidence is everywhere, open your eyes sheeple. Real eyes, realise, real lies.*
From his unknown location, Tupac is still making cheddar, as the original lyric sheet for Catching Feelings, which featured on the 2002 double album Better Dayz, which was recorded shortly before his death, is going up for sale.
The sheet wouldn't look out of place on a true fan's wall, but at the dear price of $38,500, it's not going to be easy to get a hold of.
The memorabilia company 'Moments in Time' is selling the treasured artefact after Gary Zimet, the owner of the company, obtained the lyrics from a former employee who worked at the studio the song was recorded in, according to TMZ.
Credit: Moments in Time
After holding onto them all these years, Zimet wants to sell them via his company with the 20th anniversary of Pac's death being a selling point.
This month, on September 13, it'll be 20 years since the legendary rapper was shot dead in Las Vegas.
*There's a huge possibility that Tupac is not in Cuba, and is in fact, dead
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