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Tupac's tattoo

Tupac Shakur is the king and founder of such a musical direction as rap.

Its feature was the presence of more than twenty tattoos all over the body. Each tattoo had its own meaning and deep meaning. Therefore, fans of his work are quite interested in learning about each of them.

To do this, you should disassemble the tattoos in more detail.

Chest tattoos

  • On the right chest was the Egyptian queen Nefertiti with the quote "Die for."
  • On the left chest there was a laconic 2pac tattoo, directly denoting his name.
  • In the middle of the body was an AK-47 assault rifle with the inscription 50NIGAZZ. So it symbolized the fifty United States of America, and every black one of them.
  • On the torso, the inscription Thug Live flaunted in large letters, which literally meant the life of a gangster. Instead of i, a bullet was depicted.
  • There were several tattoos on the right hand at once. In the middle there was an image of a skull and two bones, like the emblem of death. Above them was an inscription, which in translation meant heartlessness. From below everything is supported by the phrase “my only fear is to return reincarnated”.

Back Tattoos

  • On the neck was a crown with the caption "Players".
  • Just below the crown, on the first vertebrae was the phrase "To hell with the whole world."
  • From the left side of the back one could see a laughing clown mask and a call to laugh now.
  • On the right side there was a crying clown mask, saying that you need to cry later.
  • At the very bottom of the back there was one expression, which literally meant ball. Most likely, this meant the process of aimless wandering through the streets and a wandering life.
  • The center of the back had the largest tattoo. It featured a Gothic cross and several chapters of the Bible.

He also had tattoos on his arms from wrists to shoulders, which denote multiple participles in various groups and parties of the country.

Photo of Tupac's tattoo on the body

Photo of Daddy Tupac on his hands