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Suge Knight’s Son Doubles Down on ‘Tupac’s Alive’ Claim but Won’t Say What He Knows Because He’s ‘No Snitch’

SUGE Knight's son has again refused to say whether or not he believes Tupac was alive, well and rapping in Malaysia claiming he is "no snitch".
Suge Knight Jr hit the headlines last October ago when he made the extraordinary claim that the "California Love" star was living in the far eastern nation.
Suge Knight Jr has again refused to say whether or not he believes Tupac is alive or dead
Suge Knight Jr has again refused to say whether or not he believes Tupac is alive or dead
Suge Knight Sr was the founder of Tupac's record label, Death Row Records and the rapper was Suge Jr's godfather
Suge Knight Sr was the founder of Tupac's record label, Death Row Records and the rapper was Suge Jr's godfather
Then he doubled down on his haunting hip-hip hypothesis by stating that Mr Shakur was back in the studio working on new material.
Today he again refused to say whether or not he thought the rapper was still alive telling Yahoo Entertainment: “When I said it, the whole world stopped moving. Everybody was like, ‘What's going on?’ I went and got 200,000 followers within two days.
"And I was like, ‘Wow, like this is, this is crazy. Germany's calling me [to do interviews], and I don't even speak German!’
"So, I don't even know what to do. Pretty much the reason why I did it, there's a purpose for it, and you actually have to tune into the show to see why."
The son of the Death Row Records founder was promoting his new reality series Love and Listings on VH1 which sees him enter the world of LA real estate.
I’m not on drugs. I’m a Knight.
Suge Knight Jr
Back in January, Suge Jr wrote on his Instagram account: "I’m not on drugs. I’m a Knight. They think Knights are a threat. I will continue to move smart. I’m not snitching on Pac, never the case."
He added: “I got Pac back in the studio. New music coming. This ain’t a joke”.
Suge Jr also shared images of “New Death Row,’ Tupac Shakur’s old record label.
He later wrote: “First they call you crazy. Then they doubt you.
“And then they forget how they was treating you at first. Ion [I don’t even] take it personal just an observation.[sic].”

'THIS AIN'T NO JOKE'

Suge Jr’s statements are the latest wild claims about the 25-year-old who was shot four times in Las Vegas over 20 years ago and died in hospital six days later.
The gunman has never been caught.
Wild conspiracy theories connected to his death have swirled about ever since with some not even accepting the star is dead.
Too Short, a friend of Tupac, believes the rapper is not dead.
Responding to a question recently asking if the founder of Death Row Records set up the killing, he denied it, adding: “Because he’s not dead.”
There are a host of other wild, uncorroborated theories out there, including ones speculating why he wasn’t wearing his bulletproof vest despite being obsessed with protecting himself after a previous shooting.
Even speculation surrounds his cremation with the cremator saying he was 6ft and weighing 215 pounds while his driver’s licence said he was 5’10” and 168 pounds – and the cremator has never been seen since - supposedly.
Shakur, born in 1971, is one of the most successful rappers of all time having sold an estimated 75million records worldwide.
Suge Knight Jr made the new claims on his Instagram account
Suge Knight Jr made the new claims on his Instagram account
Suge Jr claims Tupac is recording in a studio
Suge Jr claims Tupac is recording in a studio
Tupac, left, with Suge in Los Angeles in August 1996
Tupac, left, with Suge in Los Angeles in August 1996
Surge, left, and Tupac, right, attend a Grammy party with Snoop Dogg in 1996
Surge, left, and Tupac, right, attend a Grammy party with Snoop Dogg in 1996

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