The title track featuring G-Unit sounds like it was made specifically for 50 Cent’s hip-hop crew. For instance, Eminem scored one of his biggest hits sampling Dido for his song “Stan,” but pairing Dido and Tupac for the pop-rock ballad “Don’t You Trust Me” falls flat. The songs sound like Eminem sought to give his style to Tupac’s work.

Eminem and his longtime production partner Luis Resto handled the music for 13 of the 17 songs, and the chemistry between Tupac’s vocals and the beat selection is poor.

Any information on any of this would really help.( LISTEN) Unfortunately, the fifth studio album to surface after Tupac’s death was a major disappointment. He also says Tupac was planning to alternate from releasing a “2Pac alias” albums and “Makaveli alias” albums. When I tried researching online about any of this it led to no results. Was the Makaveli album supposed to be his final album for death row or was there also one more album he still owed to them and if so, was it going to come out before or after the Makaveli album and what was it going to be called? I have a book called Tupac Legacy by one of Tupac’s family friends named Jamal Joseph and in it he details that apparently Tupac was planning to release a solo album called “Supreme Euthanasia” in November of 1996 and also had plans for an album called “R U Still Down?” Both of which were formerly scrapped titles of some of his previous projects but were now being used post All Eyez on Me.

I’m aware that Tupac’s death row contract was a 3 album deal, but I’ve heard varying answers from reliable sources on whether All Eyez on Me counted as 2 Albums towards his deal/contract or was just a double disc album because of Pacs work rate.

Tupac r u still down all album