alias for TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR who was named after the inca tribal cheif tupac amaru.
theres a conspiricy about the name suggesting it spell out i am alive if you swap them around and remove a few letters
theres a conspiricy about the name suggesting it spell out i am alive if you swap them around and remove a few letters
by O.G crip loc April 03, 2007
Short for Niccolo Machiaveli whose millitary strategy was to inflict fear on an opponent before attacking him.
Tupac was working to make Makaveli his label name before being killed.
Tupac was working to make Makaveli his label name before being killed.
the makaveli strategy
by vendetta February 07, 2004
The nickname of 2Pac from Niccolo Machiavelli, a writer/philosopher who wrote the book The Prince. 2Pac isn't as great as everybody is saying, he was a good rapper, but he's not the best rapper alive. Sure, his killer flow and the emotion in his songs were amazing, but he is not the greatest rapper ever. Name a better rapper? Big L, Rakim, Melle Mel, KRS-One, Kool G. Rap, Big Daddy Kane, Masta Ace, (just to name a few)
by Frank White, King of New York March 13, 2008
by the_masta1679 December 08, 2008
Definition: Makaveli
The predetermination of Tupac Amaru Shakur (Date of Birth name: Lesane Parish Crooks) that his life or death would lead to the beginning of a wide spread phenomena of a thug nation created by his definition.
Background:
Tupac’s name originated from the politician, Niccolo Machiavelli who was born on May 3, 1469, in Florence, Italy. His life was dedicated in his passion to politics.
Further Detail:
The Phenomenon of a reincarnated soldier goes beyond the definition of his accredited name. The Makaveli era of Tupac was his verbal will-in-testament to the world, specifically to the urban kids, teenagers, and gangsters of America, to unite. The reincarnation is also a definitive symbol of his ongoing passion to his cause even after death. Makaveli’s lyrics and his passion mirrored his beliefs, values of being a thug, and his humanity. Hence, Makaveli was his own beginning of a new life and the finalization of a completed cause of becoming a true thug. Overall, the Makaveli – Tupac Era was prematurely ended during his death in Las Vegas.
Born: June 16, 1971 in Brooklyn, New York. Death: September 13, 1996 in Las Vegas, Nevada. R.I.P. “The Last True Thug.”
The predetermination of Tupac Amaru Shakur (Date of Birth name: Lesane Parish Crooks) that his life or death would lead to the beginning of a wide spread phenomena of a thug nation created by his definition.
Background:
Tupac’s name originated from the politician, Niccolo Machiavelli who was born on May 3, 1469, in Florence, Italy. His life was dedicated in his passion to politics.
Further Detail:
The Phenomenon of a reincarnated soldier goes beyond the definition of his accredited name. The Makaveli era of Tupac was his verbal will-in-testament to the world, specifically to the urban kids, teenagers, and gangsters of America, to unite. The reincarnation is also a definitive symbol of his ongoing passion to his cause even after death. Makaveli’s lyrics and his passion mirrored his beliefs, values of being a thug, and his humanity. Hence, Makaveli was his own beginning of a new life and the finalization of a completed cause of becoming a true thug. Overall, the Makaveli – Tupac Era was prematurely ended during his death in Las Vegas.
Born: June 16, 1971 in Brooklyn, New York. Death: September 13, 1996 in Las Vegas, Nevada. R.I.P. “The Last True Thug.”
"Joe Smith White and Billy Walangulo Fob proceeded to play with their new Makaveli CD not knowing that they were not thugs but middle-class kids living off their parents and pretending to be a thug in a reverent neighborhood."
by Former Brook Thug June 16, 2004
Tupac Shakur's alternate alias that was used to release much of his unlreleased works, such as 'Thug Nigga', after his death.
by Magic Jesus May 31, 2008
Alias of slain rapper Tupac Shakur deriving its meaning from Italian War Strageist Machiavelli. Tupac would go on to record much of his unreleased material under this alais.
Also The Title of What could be the deepest and most prolific work of not only Tupac Shakur but that Hip-Hop has ever seen.
Also The Title of What could be the deepest and most prolific work of not only Tupac Shakur but that Hip-Hop has ever seen.
by Anonymous June 26, 2003