Tupac Shakur's teenage home goes up for sale in Baltimore
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The late Tupac Shakur called many places home during his lifetime, including Baltimore, and the residence where he began honing his legendary penmanship is currently up for grabs.
The Greenmount Ave block where the 2-unit building is located was once dubbed "Tupac Shakur Way," and now the home is listed for $179,000.
Pac and his family moved into the first floor apartment in 1984 when he was 13 and he eventually attended the Baltimore School for the Arts...where he met and befriended Jada Pinkett Smith.
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The "Hail Mary" rapper's time in Baltimore developed his appreciation of the arts and theater and he began to write poetry...with Jada sometimes being the subject of his prose.
Last year, the 'Red Table Talk' host unearthed one of his writings for the world to see on his supposed 50th birthday, and a vast collection of his poems was compiled for the 1999 book, "The Rose Who Was Born from Concrete."
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The late Tupac Shakur called many places home during his lifetime, including Baltimore, and the residence where he began honing his legendary penmanship is currently up for grabs.
The Greenmount Ave block where the 2-unit building is located was once dubbed "Tupac Shakur Way," and now the home is listed for $179,000.
Pac and his family moved into the first floor apartment in 1984 when he was 13 and he eventually attended the Baltimore School for the Arts...where he met and befriended Jada Pinkett Smith.
Waiting for your permission to load Instagram media.
The "Hail Mary" rapper's time in Baltimore developed his appreciation of the arts and theater and he began to write poetry...with Jada sometimes being the subject of his prose.
Last year, the 'Red Table Talk' host unearthed one of his writings for the world to see on his supposed 50th birthday, and a vast collection of his poems was compiled for the 1999 book, "The Rose Who Was Born from Concrete."
Pac, a
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