Coachella
April 16, 20131 month ago
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Don't Call It A Come Back; Dre Puts A End To Tour Rumors
You cannot deny the dope factor of the holographic Tupac hitting the stage of Coachella with Snoop D.O. Double G to perform a Hip Hop ode to the West Coast. The event was so epic that it became the top story in all entertainment media buzz and social networks; resulting in the creation rumors of a possible tour. As Meek Mill once put it " Tupac back, Tupac back there’s all these bitches screaming that Tupac back!!". Well that is until Dr. Dre made it clear himself that the hologram was designed for the sole purpose of Coachella. Although there aren't any plans for the holographic hip hop giant to go on tour, don't count out the possibilities that it could happen sometime in the future. But for now try not to get to caught up in the hype of the artificial Makaveli come back.Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg 2012 Coachella Performance feat. 2Pac
Yes, this is all around the internet. But, if you haven’t already seen this, then damn, you need to see it! Coachella has seen it’s fair share of… Read more
Got these crazy black boys yelling Tupac Back!!!
Well, that was pretty fucking awesome. Despite supposedly having been dead for over 15 years, Tupac Shakur joined Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg on the main stage at Coachella late Sunday night. An all-too-realistic hologram of the late rapper rolled through "2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted" and other hits in the California desert. Even more unnervingly, he started his mini-set by shouting out "Coachella" by name. Snoop and Dre were also joined by Eminem, who performed "I Need a Doctor" and "Forgot About Dre" with his mentor. He also ripped through "Till I Collapse." 50 Cent, Wiz Khalifa and newcomer Kendrick Lamar also made appearances, as the night proved to be a celebration of rap's heavy hitters, old-school classics and almost-old school hits ("In Da Club," anyone?). Undoubtedly, however, it was Tupac's hologram who stole the show. Twitter was set ablaze by the performance, with musicians like Rihanna and Questlove expressing their amazement with the technology.
