The last Tupac verse hip-hop heads heard was an AI-generated release during Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s monumental rap beef. Every so often, whispers that unreleased music from the late icon is on the way surfaces online. However, it appears something as officially come from years of rumors.

For a quarter of a million dollars, you can get your hands on unreleased audio and lyrics from Tupac. But there's one stipulation.

Before he signed with Death Row Records, Tupac Shakur was an up-and-coming rapper who worked on an album for a group called Jesse and the Kidz. Tupac served as lead vocalist on three of the tracks, but the album was never released—though a private collector could finally hear it now,

Tupac Shakur’s posthumous catalog may expand once again, as rare, unreleased music from his early career is up for sale.

It’s time for die-hard Tupac Shakur fans to start stacking their coins. Over the weekend, Momentsintime.com announced that it would be selling several artifacts that used to belong to the “All Eyez on Me” rapper,