This is a phenomenal event for Roc Nation. We’ve purchased one of Hip-Hop’s greatest icon’s music which would make us one of the largest record labels in the world. We will forever be relevant in the music industry now that we own Tupac’s music,” Joseph Borrino said. 


rapper in the hip-hop industry with and estimated $2 billion net worth. Second, Roc Nation plans on releasing a new Tupac album, dubbed And Now I Rise, featuring contributions from Snoop Dogg, Drake, Nas, The-Dream, DMX, Beyonce, and of course, Jay Z. It will be produced by Dr. Dre and Timbaland, and will be available via iTunes, Spotify



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36 thoughts on “Did Jay Z Purchase the Rights to Tupac Shakur’s Entire Catalogue? ”
  1. If i was Jay- Z inwoukdnt have done it out of respect for Afeni Shakur Pacs Mother besides this dude J has enuff to feed the whole entire country damn near so its not a need…dont understand cant have it all even if u tried

  2. I’m pissed about it!!! Jay-Z lost me as a fan when he made “me & my girlfriend” 2Pac aing even like u dawg then on top of that u trying buy his music rights? Somebody need to put a stop to this no love having throw all his friends and closest associates under the bus ass dude….every artist that has ever worked for or with Jay-Z has fell off…and never got help….from Memphis Bleek,Sauce Money,Royal Flush,Jaz-O,Beanie Sigel,Amil,Charlie Baltimore, The Rahjaz,Rell, and many more

  3. Could be true and this could be MAJOR! It says Tupac’s music only makes about $4million a yr but Michael Jackson made $275 million in one year because of the Sony powerhouse behind him. jay is a marketing genius that can raise the Tupac music to $75 million a year. Plus it says pac makes millions a year more for his “likeness” than his music

  4. Yo bro if this is true it can be a good move for Pac’s mom to be set for life because Jay will make sure she profits better than Entertainment one and plus she will probably pocket atleast 5-10% of the sale

  5. It last owned by someone else. I think she has ownership of a handful of songs but they sold pieces of it to different companies in the bankrupt case. I know she owns ‘changes’ because that’s the song they let me use for the Tupac foundation DVD

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