Why tupac has more music than biggie

50 Cent explains that Tupac Shakur produced more music than The Notorious B.I.G. because he was preparing to return to jail. According to the source, Tupac worked with intense energy immediately after his release, recording hits like California Love and All Eyez on Me. He also finalized a deal with Maveli, ensuring a massive album output despite the looming threat of death row.
The rapper notes that Tupac built the Outlaws simultaneously, creating a legacy that would survive even if he faced legal consequences. This strategic drive allowed him to leave behind a prolific discography, cementing his status as a hip hop staple long before his peers could match his volume.
Highlights
- Tupac worked like an animal immediately after getting out of jail
- His first post-release record was California Love followed by All Eyez on Me
- He signed a five-album deal with Maveli before going back to prison
- Tupac built the Outlaws to ensure his music survived his incarceration
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