Onika Day (via Facebook): ”Me and my brother Tupac. I don’t like to talk about him a lot because in my heart I feel like he was special, an enlightened being. All the conversations we had, I’ll hold in my heart for a lifetime. He told me once “Nik you’re strong! So strong” and I have never forgotten that. This was on the set of his video to live and die in LA, he got mad at me because I didn’t want to be in the video…and he was stubborn as ever so I gave in lol . It turned out to be the most fun I’ve ever had. Oh PAC!!! So many tears thinking about ya kid, love you for all my days. When they killed him, they took a real solider.”
Onika Day and Tupac / Music Video For “To Live & Die in L.A.”
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