The Death of Rapper Tupac Shakur

My sister's most vivid memories are, "I remembered that I was in the club with my friends, and the D.J. stopped the music, and he said that rapper 2Pac (Tupac Shakur) was shot seven times after a boxing match in Las Vegas and that he was in critical condition and he might not make it through. Then I found my friend, Nikki, and I told her that I needed to go home and watch the news because 2Pac got shot and that he might die, so I needed to go watch the news to see the updates.

"My reaction was to the event was that I was shocked and surprised that there is no longer a great rapper in this world because now he's gone. "My reaction at the time was I can't believe that 2Pac is shot and that he might die if things don't go right." So we left the club, and I took out the C.D. that I was playing and I put it on the radio station and the D.J. for the station was talking about the incident that took place, and then a couple of minutes later, I arrived home and I took off my clothes and put on my pajamas and I flip the channel to B.E.T. and they were talking about how he got shot and where he got shot at. Then a couple of minutes later I heard them say that it is a slight chance that he will make it. Then I just busted out with tears like a baby crying. My mom heard me and asked why was I crying, and I told her the story about the whole incident.

 "My reaction as I think back is why did I cry for someone who I never really knew or even met. I think it was because he spoke the truth in his lyrics, and I also thought that he was very cute. I mostly turned to my mom for support because she's been through a lot in her lifetime with deaths and struggles. She always told me that it will be okay and that it will be better days coming for me. I think my sister felt changed because 2Pac was her favorite rapper, and she loved him for a person and a rap artist. My sister suggested that if anyone went through a crisis of the same is to keep strong and keep your head up, because there are going to be better days in the future.

In conclusion, I think that the interview did go well except for when my sister started crying a little, by thinking back to that day in her life. My best talking occurred during the interview because she was telling me what I wanted to know and she was calm as she told her story. I learned that she was emotional about the event and that she really loved and had feelings for 2Pac. I also learned that my sister cares for people she loves a lot and that she is a strong individual when it comes to a crisis situation. I rate this interview a positive note. Because this was a great chance to see what kind of a heart she has and to test her strength inside of her heart.