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Unveiled Poem From Tupac Reveals Who “Keep Your Head Up” Was Written For | The Urban Daily

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According to Blavity, the never before seen poem was made public as a part of a new online exhibit by Rock The Bells and according to the site, Tupac wrote the piece addressed to Salt while he was in prison, titled “4 What it’z Worth," documenting the challenges he faced while growing up in New York and the resilience he displayed after being shot five times.

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