The authors tell us about the fates of Tupac's most distant relatives from the 18th century until the 20th century. In parallel, the authors explore the history of the United States itself. It becomes clear to the reader why the black community reacted one way or another to the actions of the US authorities. Most of the book is occupied by the biography of Tupac himself. It is compiled in chronological order from the moment of his birth until his death. Tupac's relatives, friends and colleagues in the music business worked on the creation of the book. There are memories of his mother Ofeni, sister Sekiva, close friend Jada Pinkett, first producer and friend Leila Steinberg, rappers Shock G, Warren G, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre and many others. Each period of his life is covered in detail. The book includes his interviews, letters from prison, court records, memories of bodyguards, classmates and teachers at the Baltimore School of the Arts. Thus, this book is the most detailed and fascinating study of the life of the greatest rapper of all time.