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TUPAC RAPE RIDDLE Shock scene in new Tupac film which hints the rap superstar was raped in prison axed before it hits the big screen

A SHOCKING scene in the hit new Tupac biopic which hinted the rap superstar was raped in prison was axed before it hit the big screen, it’s been revealed
John Singleton’s script for the movie All Eyez On Me is said to be based on true events and claims to have the backing of Tupac’s mother Afeni Shakur.

Tupac Shakur spits in the direction of reporters as he leaves court in New York


 Tupac Shakur spits in the direction of reporters as he leaves court in New York
 Demetrius Shipp Jr plays the rap star in the new biopic All Eyez on Me
 Demetrius Shipp Jr plays the rap star in the new biopic All Eyez on Me

Now it’s been reported the original 2014 draft for the film had a scene which suggests that inmates sexually assaulted the rapper while he was behind bars.
The specific scene shows prison guards locking Shakur in a library. They then look the other way to allow inmates to apparently rape him.
There is enough implication in the written words to believe that the rapper gets heavily abused by the inmates in that scene.
The original script – labelled Revision Eight –  has been exclusively obtained by US entertainment site TMZ.

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