Suge Knight Claims Tupac Sought to Sign Aaliyah

Suge Knight recently shared nostalgic memories of Tupac Shakur's admiration for Aaliyah during an interview, highlighting a pivotal moment when he took Tupac to a Gladys Knight concert in Las Vegas. Captivated by Aaliyah's performance, Tupac expressed a strong desire to sign her to Death Row Records, believing she was the 'biggest star' with the 'best voice ever.' Knight recounted how Tupac was so excited that he urged Knight not to approach Aaliyah too soon, wanting to meet her first himself. Despite Aaliyah eventually signing with Jive and Blackground Records, the story raises speculation about what a collaboration between her and Tupac could have produced. Knight, currently incarcerated, reflected on the lasting impact of both artists, noting the profound loss felt from Tupac's tragic death in 1996 and Aaliyah's passing in 2001. Their untimely deaths have left fans wondering about the potential musical legacy that could have emerged from their partnership.