He's in new Guiness Book of World Records......that's right!
The Guinness Book Of World Records, is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a special hardcover edition
Among the many entries in the book is a listing for the late great rapper,Tupac Shakur. Showing once again why he retains his icon status in the hip
hop community and his icon status as the G.O.A.T. Rap artist of all time.The listing states Biggest Selling Rap Artist, Tupac Shakur (36 million
albums).
36 million albums, most are posthumous album releases.
R U Still Down? (Remember Me), a double CD of 24 songs selected from the over 150 unreleased works Tupac had recorded, sold over half a million copies
and hit number five on the national pop charts in its first week of sales. It went triple platinum after that. Tupacs mother Afeni Shakur has
released six additional albums containing the unreleased music of her son, all of which were executive produced by Afeni Shakur. Record sales of
Tupacs posthumous albums have exceeded sales of 20 million worldwide, not to mention the underground albums and unofficial albums.
Truly Tupac is still a well love and widely sought after artist.
Larger in death than in life, his message is still as meaningful today as it was the day it was cut into wax; and the sales show that.
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One of the reasons why he was and still is my favorite rapper ever... 
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Yep great rapper.
Old skool forever.
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Dont meant any disrespect but i heard he was a fraud
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Tupac, Notrious BIG, God knows how long the list is...now you can add Ol' Dirty Bastard...
Tupac represents both why people love rap and why others despise it...I never really got into rap until a few years ago, but I have to admit that I
really enjoy a lot of his original music over the "newer" stuff...It seems more raw and emotional - Granted there are exceptions...
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 Originally posted by EnronOutrunHomerun
Tupac, Notrious BIG, God knows how long the list is...now you can add Ol' Dirty Bastard...
Tupac represents both why people love rap and why others despise it...I never really got into rap until a few years ago, but I have to admit that I
really enjoy a lot of his original music over the "newer" stuff...It seems more raw and emotional - Granted there are exceptions... 
people are always more famous in death then in life. at least he won't have any more pain now that he passed away
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Originally posted by TheBandit795
Hows that Drunk???
Well i just remember reading about it somewhere where mum said" Her never did anything violent now or in his childhood, he was never a bad boy" O.K
those werent here exact words.
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