Why can't Hollywood leave these black legends alone if they have no true intention of telling their stories as accurate and unbiased as possible? You already appropriate black culture so much that you delude yourselves into thinking that lice won't stay long in your greasy hair, and now you want to turn around and profit off of the same culture that you copy but won't acknowledge? All I have to say is this movie better not paint him as another stereotypical black crime-ridden gangster that uses the N word every ten seconds in every scene. Tupac was a self-loving, socially-conscious intellect that so happened to be a rapper. I expect him to be portrayed as such, but I'm positive Hollywood will purposely ignore that aspect that of him. The actor does look like him, though. I'll give them that. Let's just hope this isn't another gun-toting, misogynistic, stereotype mess of a movie like that dreadful NWA "biopic" was.