How many albums did Tupac release after his death?

Tupac recorded a total of six studio albums released posthumously, up to and including Pac’s Life in 2006.

What Tupac songs came out after he died?

“Runnin’ (Dying To Live)” — If listening to a new Tupac single after his death wasn’t strange enough, the 2003 album “Tupac: Resurrection” featured this remake of his 1995 song “Runnin’ From The Police.” That track featured Notorious B.I.G., a rare collaborative effort between the two rivals.

How many albums did Tupac sell before death?

Biography writes that seven of Tupac’s eleven Platinum albums were posthumously released. Per the Washington Post, the week after his 1996 murder saw 67,000 album sales. Rolling Stone reported in 2001 that his album Until the End of Time went triple Platinum, placing his total sales at the time at $33.5 million.

Who gets paid for Tupac’s music?

Shakur agreed that Tupac’s estate would secure all rights to Tupac’s masters and audiovisuals (AKA music videos for the most part) while Death Row would pay the estate royalties on an unreleased Tupac album within 60 days of the 10 year anniversary of the agreement.

How many songs did Tupac make after he died?

Shakur’s vast library of unreleased material–over 153 songs in all–has been dwindling of late. His estate now makes more money hawking Shakur’s likeness than it does from his music, thanks to strong demand for the rapper’s Makaveli-branded sneakers, t-shirts and even sweaters.

How many albums did biggie have before he died?

The discography of the Notorious B.I.G., an American rapper, consists of two studio albums, three posthumous albums, two compilation albums, one soundtrack and 27 singles (including 17 as a featured artist).

Who got biggies money?

The Notorious B.I.G’s estate is run by his mother Per Celebrity Net Worth, Smalls was worth $10 million at the time of his death. His estate is now managed by his mother, his widow, his former manager, an attorney, and a merchandising manager (via Billboard).

Who owns the masters to Tupac music?

Jay Z’s Roc Nation label reportedly acquired 2pac’s entire album catalog from Entertainment One who acquired it from Death Row Records in 2003. The purchased includes all of the masters to 2pac’s albums and unreleased material.