Tupac Shakur: Late rapper's love letter from 1988 to be sold at $35000

The 1988 love letter by the late rapper has according to reports, been put on auction sale for $35,000 by US company, Moments In Time.

Heartfelt love letter written by Tupac Shakur back in his high school days, has reportedly been put on sale for the whooping sum of $35,000.

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The 1988 love letter by the late rapper has according to reports, been put on auction sale for $35,000 by US company, Moments In Time.

TMZ reports that Tupac had penned the heartfelt love note to a girl who had been in his drama class, jokingly referred to as 'Beethoven' because of her piano skills back then.

 

Read the contents of the letter below:

"Felt compelled to write u. Can't really explain it, but feel good vibes from u.

"Want u to know that u can tell me anything and if u ever need a shoulder 2 cry on, you can cry on mine. As u will soon find out, I do not spare words, I say what I feel. So if something I say scares u please don't panic because I tend 2 get over emotional.

"It's almost like I've known you 4 years. We have so much in common. We both love Prince, we've both had out hearts broken and we both love candles.

"What else could I ask for? C U 2morrow, Beethoven. 4 eternity."

 

The school girl to whom the letter had been written, shared her thoughts on the rapper and his love letter to her back in school, revealing that she missed the sweet boy he had been and could not relate to who he had become later in life.

She said:

“I didn’t know the man who tattooed ‘Thug Life’ on his chest and who was gunned down on a Las Vegas street.

“I never really cared for the music he recorded, it was nothing like those freestyles in front of our school. I knew the kid who loved Prince, and candles and had a broken heart.”

 

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Then again, there have been speculations that the rapper has been sighted in recent times, with a sect believing that Tupac is still alive.

Watch Tupac Shakur in 'Dear Mama' below: