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If this year’s Grammy drama could possibly make you think “What would be Tupac To do? “- we got an answer from his own flesh and blood.
Pac’s brother, Mopreme Shakur, tells TMZ that his brother would probably have a lot to say about all the confusion about the so-called “biggest night” of the song … in fact, he would probably be fighting tooth and nail to get the changes The weekend and others are demanding.
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To begin with, Mopreme agrees with what Tank told us on Sunday about naming … that is, that many of the voters are veterans and inattentives who look around to choose what they like. Mopreme tells us it’s true … adding that if Pac were alive, he would feel the same way.
Not only that, but Mopreme assures us … 2Pac would not be silent on the subject – he would be vocal and in the butt of the Recording Academy about how artists are selected. Knowing Pac’s reputation – and considering that the guy never won a Grammy – it’s hard to challenge Mo’s opinion.

Talking about the crop of musicians who get the spotlight … Mopreme had some ideas about that too, saying that Tupac would probably be lobbying for more emerging artists to be nominated … instead of giving in to traditional artists by default, especially in the hip hop.
Mopreme says there is no shade for people like Cardi B or Stallion Megan Thee – but he gives us an example of who should be recognized only for talent … Samm Henshaw.
Artists like this really deserve to be highlighted by the Recording Academy, and Mopreme tells us that if Pac were here – he would be rooting for them at every opportunity.
To make a long story short … Mopreme tells us that it is no stranger to the perceived obscurity on the part of the Grammy. He points to the fact that guys like his brother, Snoop Doggor same Busta Rhymes never had theirs at their peak. Shoot, just look at In the … he received his FIRST award on Sunday – despite the fact that “Illmatic” exists. Therefore, the point was well understood.

Granted, The Weeknd is not exactly in the same boat … since he won Grammys in the past. However, your transparency concerns – and greater concerns about race and representation – would be echoed by Tupac, according to his brother.