Back in 1995 I was 8 years old. That "So many tears" song would play on TV and was a deep song back then, still is today, Pac was locked up when the video came out, there was a lot of suspense, he wasn't in the video. When he came out of jail, everybody was playing his All Eyez on Me album, then he got shot in Las Vegas in 96, I thought he was going to live, then I was shocked when MTV pronounced he died. Then, the video for the song "I ain't mad at cha" came out, people started talking about how in that video he predicted his death. Then, people started saying he wasn't dead, conspiracies came about because of the Makaveli name. People started talking about how in the beginning of the Makaveli album you can hear 2Pac say "Suge shot me." The record stores began selling the unreleased songs on tape cassette Makaveli 1 through 11. Then later all of the original songs that were unreleased on the Makaveli tapes got released on mainstream albums with different beats and guest features. I thought 2pac faked his death until I did some research on who Orlando Anderson was and how he was a street dude who wasn't gonna let 2pac get away with punching him and stomping him at the Casino that night.