Flag Tupac - Smoke
Flag Tupac - Smoke
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2Pac Shakur, his full name Tupac Amaru Shakur is an American rapper, born in 1971 in Harlem. Son of active militants of the Black Panthers, he owes his name to Túpac Amaru II, an Indian tribal chief who led an Indian rebellion movement against the Spanish settlers in Peru in the 18th century.
He released 5 albums, including the famous 2Pacalypse Now and All Eyez on Me before his assassination in 1996 in Las Vegas. 5 posthumous albums will also be published.
On this official 2Pac - Smoke flag, we find the rapper, shirtless, bandana on his head, cigarette in hand and cross pendant.
🔥 The attitude of a legend, captured in an iconic image
This official 2Pac flag pays tribute to one of the greatest artists in hip-hop history. In this legendary black-and-white photo, Tupac Shakur stands shirtless, bandana tied, a cigarette in hand, and a cross pendant, radiating power, depth, and raw street charisma.
🖤 With its 75x110 cm format and 100% polyester material, this flag is lightweight, durable, and easy to hang. The monochrome style enhances the visual intensity, giving the image a timeless, gritty feel. It fits perfectly in any urban, hip-hop, or music-themed space—from bedrooms to studios.
🎤 More than a decoration, this flag is a cultural statement. It reflects the spirit of ‘90s West Coast rap, the struggle, the poetry, and the legacy of an artist who transcended music to become a voice for the streets and for justice.
🎧 From All Eyez on Me to Until the End of Time, with iconic tracks like Changes, Dear Mama, or Hail Mary, Tupac defined a generation. This visual freezes that legacy in time—a mix of vulnerability, defiance, and poetic rebellion.
✅ Product details:
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Officially licensed 2Pac product
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Size: 75 x 110 cm
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Material: 100% polyester
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High-quality black and white “Smoke” image
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Lightweight, durable, easy to display
⚡ For fans, collectors, or anyone inspired by the message and music of Tupac, this flag is a must-have. A tribute to an icon who was more than an artist, he was a movement.
