As much as 2pac will go down as one of the greatest rappers of all time, he was also a man who wanted to spark change in society and as much as he did musically.
Throughout his career and at the height of the infamous “East Coast vs. West Coast” beef, 2pac still collaborated with artists such as Redman & Method Man, had reportedly squashed the beef with Nas and now thanks to this unearthed letter, there are details about a ONE NATION project that would have brought artists from all regions together.
The letter, addressed to Big Lock, tells of the project which was set to feature Outkast, E-40, Scarface, Buckshot, Greg Nice, Smiff-N-Wessun and Tha Outlawz.
The letter also fired a shot at The Notorious B.I.G. and talked a little bit about what he was up to at the time. There is no exact date of when it was written but based on everything said, we can gather it was after All Eyez On Me was released.
Rest in peace 2pac.
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