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Suge Knight Says 2Pac Wanted to Sign Aaliyah

Suge Knight Claims 2Pac Wanted to Sign Aaliyah

While talking over the phone from prison with The Art of Dialogue, Death Row co-founder Suge Knight made an interesting revelation involving two late superstars. Apparently, 2Pac was a big fan of Aaliyah — so much so that he not only wanted to make music with her, he also wanted to sign her to Death Row.

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Tupac Shakur “Lost His Mind” Over Aaliyah According To Suge Knight

Suge Knight revealed that Tupac Shakur was enthralled by Aaliyah and had plans to collaborate with her before his tragic death.

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Suge Knight claims Tupac wanted to sign Aaliyah

Suge Knight has claimed Tupac Shakur wanted to sign Aaliyah. The revelation comes as part of a series of interviews Knight has been giving from prison, shedding new light on Death Row Records’ history.

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Suge Knight Says 2Pac Wanted to Sign Aaliyah: 'He Thought She Was the Biggest Star'

Pac "lost his mind over Aaliyah "-at least, that's what Suge Knight recalls. In a recent interview with The Art of Dialogue, seen above, the Death Row Records co-founder spoke about the time Pac was introduced to the "One in a Million" singer.

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Suge Knight Says 2Pac Wanted to Sign Aaliyah

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