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The Miseducation of 2Pac Shakur: Netflix Presents The Tupac Tapes with Angie Martinez. Thirty years buried. One interview that almost never saw the light of day. In 1996, at the height of the East-West war, Angie Martinez flew to Los Angeles and sat with 2Pac at his penthouse on Wilshire. The tape ran roughly an hour and forty minutes. When she got back to New York she physically cut it down, only releasing about twelve minutes. She held the rest back because it was dangerous. Pac was fresh off being shot, locked up, and out on bail — talking in real time about people who crossed him and the love he felt wasn’t being returned. She knew one wrong clip could add fuel to an already lethal situation. Months later, while she was on the air at Hot 97, the news broke that Pac had died in Las Vegas. Those unreleased tapes suddenly carried the weight of a final statement she never agreed to deliver. She protected them for nearly three decades. On November 11, 2026, Netflix announced the four-part series The Tupac Tapes with Angie Martinez, set for November 27. The full conversation is finally coming out — but the panel leans heavily East Coast and New York media. And Napoleon, who was actually in the penthouse that day while the interview was taking place, is not part of the series. One of the people who was physically present isn’t in the room to contextualize it thirty years later. The tapes may be unsealed, but the people chosen (and the people left out) will decide which parts of Pac’s anger and clarity get treated as context and which parts get treated as confirmation. Jay-Z urged Angie Martinez to secure and digitize her unreleased 2Pac interview. Angie also stored the original interview tapes in a high-security vault. History has a habit of getting rewritten by whoever controls the edit. November 27th will tell us how much of the picture actually gets painted. This is the origin story and build-up leading to the most anticipated posthumous interview between 2Pac & Angie Martinez. Welcome to the Archives of Makaveli.