Hip Hop Uncensored Podcast

Iconic L.A. rapper Tupac Shakur died in September 1996 at University Medical Center in Las Vegas after being fatally shot while driving down Las Vegas Boulevard. For one reason or another, generations of music fans have declined to believe this is true. Among them: Vegas-based filmmaker Rick Boss. In a recent interview with Vegas news outlet KTNV, the Boss revealed that he is currently making a new film about Tupac, tentatively titled 2Pac: The Great Escape from UMC, which explores an alternate reality in which the rapper actually was never shot and is currently alive in New Mexico. According to Boss, the rapper was told about the planned shooting and an escape plan was created, which included a double in producer Suge Knight’s BMW and a private helicopter at the ready to have him airlifted out of UMC to a Navajo reservation in New Mexico. “This movie is about 2Pac actually escaping from the University Medical Center here in Vegas and relocating to New Mexico and getting protection from the Navajo tribe,” Bos