2Pac Shakur was hella gay, Quincy Jones tried to bang

Tupac Shakur was gay as hell. 

Blog King, Mass Appeal

SAN FRANCISCO — “🎵California knows how to party.🎵” Just when you think you’ve seen it all. A viral video shows late rapper Tupac Shakur’s 1988 high school interview and he looks sweeter than a Krispy Kreme donut 🍩 — we’re talkin’ totally opposite from the gangsta persona he used to sell millions of records. We also learned Tupac was a thespian who performed in several theater productions, which insinuates the Illuminati/Gatekeepers gave him a script to portray a thug. And we fell for it. Donning a black leotard and ripped blue jeans, Tupac spoke about making the difficult transition from teenager to adulthood. “My name is Tupac Shakur and I attend Tamalpais High School, and I’m 17-years-old,” he told the interviewer in a sissy voice while using feminine hand gestures. “It’s like 17 is such a weird age… It’s like a learning stage for me.”

“Well, 18 will bring lots of responsibilities that I don’t want,” Tupac continued.

“But it will bring respect… I try to be as mature as I can be, and demand it when I can get it. But 18 is like you’re an adult… 18 is just society’s way of saying, ‘You’re ready.'”

Tupac credited his mom, Afeni Shakur, for teaching him the significance of keepin’ it real. “Well, the way that my mother brought me up is no lies, total truth,” he explained. “Everything is real in society… It was like I was given the responsibility before I wanted it. And, so now, I can’t really differentiate what great responsibility is because I’ve had it for so long… She taught me how to be ready for it. The hardest thing about being my age is proving to society that I understand what’s going on. Frequently, teenagers are stereotyped as being loud music-loving, girl-chasing, car-wanting, not caring about the world cokeheads.”

“My mother had a really bad childhood and my father had a bad childhood,” Tupac rambled.

“And I had a bad childhood. But I loved my childhood, even though it was bad. I feel like it’s taught me so much. And I feel like nothin’ can faze me, nothin’ can surprise me… Since my mother had a bad childhood, she knows the importance of being honest and the importance of facing each situation as it comes and not dealing in fairytale land.

“My mother was a Black Panther and she was really involved in the movement. My father [William Garland] was a street hustler. You know, sold drugs and everything… So my mother and father both had bad childhoods. And I never knew who my father was. I met him but he died. It was horrible but I got over that. I could talk to mother about drugs. I could talk about sex, anything.”

Social media reaction was wild.

One commenter wrote, “Damn, he’s zesty as f*ck.”

Another chimed in with, “He reminds me of Lil Nas X.😂 Lol.”

A third person added, “Hair dyed. Nose pieced. Feminine hand gestures. There’s a weird fruityness 🍎🍒🍓 coming from him.”

Before he died, Tupac said Quincy Jones tried to have sex with him as an incentive to leave Death Row Records and sign with him.

Also, republican commentator Candace Owens called Tupac a “homosexual acting gangster.”

Turns out, she was right.

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