Killuminati is a world wide revolution. A change in the mind, body and soul. A mind set of truth and a spiritual preparation for the return of Jesus.
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In addition to what the user has provided above the word killuminati is usually used when going against the secret societies of the "illuminati" and the "Freemasons".
I want to say over 5,000,000 (five million) world wide. All Eyez on Me was his best album and I think it was his best seller. But Pac always had good albums that always either go platinum or gold.
107 million 2pacalypse now 1 million (2 million worldwide) strictly 4 my n*gg*z 1 million (2 million worldwide) me against the world 5 million (9 million worldwide) all eyez on me 18 million (30 million worldwide)* the don killuminati 6 million (8 million worldwide) r u still down 4 million (6 million worldwide) greatest hits 18 million (28 million worldwide)* still i rise 1 million (1 million worldwide) thug life vol. 1 0.5 million (1 million worldwide) until the end of time 9 million (12 million world wide)* better dayz 8 million (12 million worldwide)* ressurection 1 million (2 million worldwide) loyal to the game 1 million (2 million worldwide) pacs life 0.5 million (1 million worldwide) equals 107 million worldwide and 80 million in the U.S. * double disk 1 million counts as 2 million 2pac sold 75 million records, but if you count double disk sales as 2 then he sold 107 million.
Yes he was.Its belived that is what got him killed,by breaking the killuminati oath
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She is an OG triple OG .: N the Kuloest girl ever thats Killuminati
The song was originally released by Tupac under the stage name Makavelli. It was a track included on the Don Killuminati Seven Day Theory.
His very last album before he died was "All Eyez on Me" the rest was posthumous but the album "The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory" was released after he died, yet they don't count it as posthumous.
2Pacalypse NowMe Against The WorldBetter DayzLoyal To The GamePac's Life pt.1: ThugPac's Life pt.2: LifeStill I RiseThe Don Killuminati: The 7 Day TheoryThe Passion Of TupacBest Of Tupac
Yes, illuminati killed tupac because he started a group with Outlawz 'Killuminati' and they killed tupac because he was geting lots of people to agree with him, dont believe that crips killed him because thats what illuminati wants you to think
well theres like..hisss latest album b4 he died..and hiiss makaveli albumss since hes so not dead...it s called1996 - The Don Killuminati - The 7 Day Theoryand another one which is1997 - Are You Still Down (Remember Me)
I want to say over 5,000,000 (five million) world wide. All Eyez on Me was his best album and I think it was his best seller. But Pac always had good albums that always either go platinum or gold.
Tupac Shakur had a total of six platinum albums certified by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). These include "2Pacalypse Now," "Me Against the World," "All Eyez on Me," "The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory," and posthumous releases like "Greatest Hits." His impactful music and profound lyrics contributed to his enduring legacy in the hip-hop industry.
When 2Pac died he had less then half a million which made his mother very upset. She ended up suing Death Row Records for the money that he deserved. Death Rows CEO Suge Knight said that he owed Death Row more then he had that's why he had very little money, which is hard to believe because Pac had a double disk album: All Eyez on Me, and his last album before he died: The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory under Makaveli. And when he was in Death Row he had wrote over 200 songs.
* 2Pacaocalypse Now * Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z * Thug Life Vol 1 (Not a solo album) * Me against the World * All Eyez on Me * The Don Killuminati: 7 Day Theory (released under his new name: Makaveli) Posthumous albums (If he's dead) * R U Still Down? (Remember Me?) * Until the End of Time * Better Dayz * Loyal to The Game * Pac's Life And so much more just go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac_Shakur_discography