Kendrick Lamar Writes a Letter To Tupac On his Death Anniversary

Kendrick Lamar's inclination towards Tupac  is well documented. His admiration was perhaps best displayed on his most recent album, To Pimp A Butterfly, when he figuratively interviewed the late rapper during the track “Mortal Man” (the interview was pulled from a 1994 video back-and-forth).
Yesterday (September 13), marks the 19th anniversary of Pac's death and to commemorate it, the Compton native penned an open letter to his idol, which was featured on 2pac.com. The website has confirmed that it was indeed Kendrick Lamar who wrote the piece.

The title for To Pimp A Butterfly also drew its inspiration from Tupac. The album, which was originally supposed to be called, Tu Pimp a Caterpillar, would've had an abbreviation of Tu.P.A.C. This revelation coming from Lamar in an interview with MTV after the project was released.

Read Kendrick Lamar's full letter to Tupac below: