"I received an E-Mail a few days ago from PoEtiCaL2@aol.com. he discusses his theory about the Makaveli Album being a chronological line of events of him faking his death. The chronological line is the songs on the album, and he explains in his mail. I was asked if Tupac did actually do this on purpose, and I cannot exactly flat-out tell you, but as a hint...PoEtiCaL2@aol.com could have stumbled upon something."
"All right, this may sound off the wall, but I don't think it does...this is
going to be long, but bear with me and let me know what you think...
I feel that the Makaveli album, the don Killuminati 7 Day Theory is in
chronological order to the planning of his death...I am just going to
concentrate on the first side of the album, but the whole thing fits in...I
mean, first of all, the album has 7 songs on the first side, and you and I
both know that the number "7" is significant here, but the second side has 6
songs, which equals 13, the date that Tupac was supposively murdered...but
anyway, back to the album and song titles...
All right, the album starts out with the "infamous" "suge shot me" saying
at the beginning, but I think that's just a "throw-off" to the whole album's
significance so no one would figure out what I have figured out...the album
starts out with a man speaking about Tupac changing his name to Makaveli and
it states all his enemies that he doesn't like, and then the gun shots go off
and all that stuff...all of that is the basis of the album, BUT ALSO THE
REASON WHY TUPAC WANTS TO FAKE HIS DEATH!! Then you have the first track,
"Bomb First"...it's the introduction to his plan, I mean the damn chorus
his.."plan, plot, strategize"..hence, his "plan"...
The next track is "Hail Mary"...which is basically a song that is about how
dedicated his "Outlaw" clique is to him...and they have to be dedicated to him
in order for him to pull of this stunt...in the chorus Tupac says, "Do you
wanna ride or die, la la la la la"...that means that either his Outlaw niggaz
are with him or without him, and obviously Khadafi wasn't "with" him...he was
going to talk to the Police, he ends up dead..surprise surprise!! Khadafi was
like 18 years old, way too young to hold his composure and stick with Tupac's
plan...but the point of this song right after "Bomb First" is that Tupac is
setting the standards and grounds for his faking of his death, cutting out the
loose ends...which leads me to the next song...
Figure this man...the next song is "Toss it Up"...which seems like a song
about bitches and having sex...but then Tupac throws out the second verse
which is all about getting rid of Dr. Dre...and Dr. Dre was quoted in one of
his songs, I think "Been There Done That", where he says, "I wasn't down for
that Don Killuminati"...so Deathrow got rid of him, Tupac got rid of him,
Tupac even said that he was the one that got rid of him...hence, the
title.."Toss it Up"..Tupac's tossing up the game, his plan..and back to the
loose end thing..Tupac has now got rid of his last loose end, which completes
his plan and now it's time to put this plan in effect...
so now this brings us to the point where Tupac has to die...
Hence the next song title..."To Live and Die in LA"...the song is not based
on dying in LA, it's based on living in LA...I mean, the whole song is like a
huge memory and dedication to LA, like Tupac's going to miss LA while he fakes
his death...it's like a big shout out to LA, cause now he has to go through
with his plan and he wants everyone to know that he loves LA and he is true to
the city...so now Tupac is dead, leading me to the next song title...
Tupac is dead and gone now, and his next song is called "Blasphemy", which
means "impious talk", and "impious" means "lacking reference to God." There's
all this talk now about Tupac being dead or alive, and it's all just "impious
talk", because it lacks reference to God, Heaven, because he's not there,
because he's not dead...there's no God involved here...and the whole song,
especially the chrous, Tupac is saying "remember what my poppa told me,
remember what my poppa told me"...it's like he following some advice from his
father, like he says in this song..in father said to "get up off your ass if
you wanna get paid"...but this whole song means that this plan, his faking of
his death is "blasphemy!!" He's not dead, and the next song leads right into this...
The final song on the first side is called "Life of an Outlaw"...this whole
song is like explaining Tupac's life and the life of the Outlaws, presumably
after his death, I think...the chorus says something like "running with my gun
in hand", because Tupac is on the run now, he has to be careful of what he
does and where he goes...the Outlaws on this track are again speaking of their
loyalty for Tupac, I mean, these guys would die for the nigga, and one of them
did, Khadafi", as I stated earlier...Tupac is now living the life of an
Outlaw, hence the title of this song...
The second side does the same damn thing pretty much, but I won't go
through it all...but think about this man, the final song of the tape is
called "Against All Odds"...isn't that strange, don't you think...Tupac beat
the odds here man, Tupac overcame everyone and everything by faking his death,
so his last song released on his tape that was made while he was alive is
called "Against All Odds"...cause he accomplished what he wanted to do, fake
his death...it's all right here I think, everyone picks apart individual
songs, but Tupac shows us with the whole tape, the whole damn thing...I think
he made this tape and put the songs in this order on purpose...what do you
think man, you think I have a good argument here or what????
Tupac did what no one could ever dream of doing, and he and Suge had the
power and the money to do it!! Write me back man, let me know if you think I'm
crazy or possibly right??"
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