You could own a piece of hip-hop history for $250,000. Unreleased recordings and lyrics from Tupac Shakur are up for sale on the website Moments in Time. “In late 1990/early 1991 Tuapc composed and recorded an unreleased album for a group called Jesse and the Kidz,

Tupac Shakur’s posthumous catalog may expand once again, as rare, unreleased music from his early career is up for sale.

A private sale for unreleased material from the late Tupac Shakur is listed for a quarter of a million dollars on a website known for selling rare collectible items.

The capsule, priced at $250,000, is being offered for private sale only. While buyers can listen freely, any public release would require clearance from Tupac’s estate, which retains control of his distribution rights.

Tupac Shakur's expansive posthumous catalog could grow even bigger ... if any hardcore collectors have the cash to unearth some of his pre-Death Row Records tracks!!!

Before he signed with Death Row Records, Tupac Shakur was an up-and-coming rapper who worked on an album for a group called Jesse and the Kidz. Tupac served as lead vocalist on three of the tracks, but the album was never released—but a private collector could finally hear it now,

The last Tupac verse hip-hop heads heard was an AI-generated release during Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s monumental rap beef. Every so often, whispers that unreleased music from the late icon is on the way surfaces online.