As cliche as it sounds, I would interview Tupac Shakur. When he was alive, I always thought of how universal he was. Not only did he rap, write poetry, and act in films, but he did it with flair. His rap style was phenomenal. No one could, or, in my true opinion, can touch him. He rapped in way that made you think and feel what e was saying, and his lyrics were about more than clothes, cars, and scandalous women. Then his poetry was so beautiful. It had a way of touching you and making you feel so....free. His acting was also amazing. He could go from character to character and make you actually believe that that was the type of person he was.
Because Shakur is dead, I would probably have to get permission from God to let him back on this earth for a few days. If that was allowed, I'd meet up with him in a recording studio. That way I could do my interview and see for myself how his recording process went.
I honestly don't know what I would ask. I would just be so amazed with my opportunity that my question would flow from my heart and not a piece of paper.
I wouldn't care where I worked. As long as I'm happy and enjoy what I'm doing, that would be enough for me.
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