In an unexpected turn of events, the legendary comedian Katt Williams has unveiled plans for a new posthumous 2Pac album, with none other than Cardi B set to feature on the project. The revelation was made during a recent episode of Suge Knight’s Collect Call podcast, adding an intriguing twist to the ongoing legacy of the iconic rap figure.
During the podcast, Suge Knight inquired about Cardi B’s involvement in the project, to which Katt Williams emphatically responded, “Absolutely.” Knight, known for his candid remarks, likened Cardi B to the female version of 2Pac, expressing confidence that she would blend seamlessly into the upcoming album. Williams echoed the sentiment, stating, “She’s going to mix with him nicely. Everybody that’s on it is a piece of him, in a way.”
The conversation also touched on the 2004 posthumous album “Loyal to the Game,” produced by Eminem, with Suge Knight branding it the only ‘Pac project that “flopped.” This commentary sheds light on the high expectations for the upcoming collaboration, as Katt Williams aims to deliver a project that captures the essence and impact of 2Pac’s legacy.
While details about the album, such as the source of 2Pac’s vocals and the involved producers, remain undisclosed, the announcement has sparked curiosity among fans. Despite numerous posthumous releases since 2Pac’s tragic death in 1996, the prospect of new material continues to generate excitement within the hip-hop community.
In the podcast, Katt Williams and Suge Knight also delved into the connection between 2Pac and Jada Pinkett Smith. Williams playfully mentioned that she coined the term “Katt Pac,” prompting Knight to express admiration for the actress. The conversation touched on Pinkett Smith’s involvement in 2Pac’s life, including her reception of his ashes after his passing.
As the news of a potential posthumous 2Pac album featuring Cardi B spreads, fans eagerly await further details, hoping that this unexpected collaboration will pay homage to the rap legend’s enduring impact while introducing a fresh and contemporary twist to his musical legacy.
