People are pretty adamant that Tupac and his Death Row label mates were 100% anti-East Coast. There are literally countless disses from Pac against East Coast rappers to back this up.
Yet, prior to his death, Tupac was working on a new project titled One Nation, billed by Pac as a “East Coast/West Coast collaboration.” So maybe Tupac just hated a bunch of dudes on the East Coast because they were his competition and he didn't have a singular, burning hatred for every human on the East Coast.
Anyway, since Tupac's was devastatingly cut short, One Nation was shelved (obviously). However, according to NahRight, unreleased footage of Pac recording the record has surfaced.
Shit! Makaveli’s voice still cuts deep. The clip is taken from forthcoming documentary 7 Dayz, which, aims to shed some light on the rapper's final days on earth. The concept sounds kind of depressing, since his last seven days were spent in a hospital—but—clips like these suggest that the film could have a little more depth.
The documentary’s Kickstarter page also offers up a little bit of unknown info. Like, did you know that Pac was finalising a three-picture movie deal immediately before his death? And that he had already sent a resignation letter to Death Row Records at the time of his passing?
The movie’s director Gobi M. Rahimi claims that he has a shitload of archival footage similar to the studio stuff above that he’ll be releasing. He’s asking for a $95,000 pledge to get the film put out, presumably for promotion and
But anyway, check out the Kickstarter page to see for yourself.
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