Where Are 2Pac's Outlawz Now?

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Post Pac: Fatal disbanded from the Outlawz shortly after 2Pac’s death over issues with the group’s signing to Death Row, something Pac had been against. He would go on to put out three solo albums and over a dozen mixtapes during stints on Relativity, Rap-A-Lot, and Thugtertainment Records, before rejoining the group in 2009. He put out his final solo LP, The Interview: It's Not a Gimmik 2 Me in 2013.

Last Project: Jerzey Giantz with Young Noble (2014)

Currently: Washington was killed on July 10, 2015, in a car accident. His girlfriend, who was driving the vehicle, has been charged with DUI, reckless driving, and vehicular homicide.

Post Pac: Two months after 2Pac’s death in Las Vegas, Kadafi was shot and killed in an Orange, NJ, apartment complex. The MC, who appeared on the Shakur songs “All Bout You” and “Hail Mary” was reportedly accidentally shot in the head by fellow Outlaw, Napoleon’s cousin. He was 19.

Last Project: Son Rize Vol. 1 (2004) posthumous

Currently: Deceased

Post Pac: Kastro stayed down with the Lawz appearing on numerous posthumous 2Pac songs and all of the Outlawz releases until he decided to go solo in 2009. He later rejoined the group the following year.

Last Project: Borrowed Time the Fix Tape 1, mixtape (2013)

Currently: Working on new music.

Post Pac: E.D.I. continued to push the Outlawz name. He’s contributed to all seven Outlawz LPs and put out two solo efforts including 2010’s The Stash Spot and OG Est 1992 in 2013.

Last Project: Ghetto Starz: Streets to the Stage with Nuttso (2015)

Currently: Working on his third solo album, The Hope Dealer.

Post Pac: Napoleon contributed to four Outlawz LPs before parting ways with the group following 2002’s Neva Surrenda album. He eventually released two solo albums in 2001 and 2006.

Last Project: Napoleon Presents Loyalty Over Money (2006)

Currently: Converted to Islam in 2010 and is now working as a motivational speaker.

Post Pac: Syke, who appeared on the Pac songs “All Eyez on Me” and “Check Out Time,” took his act solo shortly after Shakur was killed, dropping four albums, two compilations, and three mixtapes mostly in the early to mid-2000s. 

Last Project: Big Syke: Reincarnated Volume 1, mixtape (2007)

Currently: Still rapping having recently appeared on the 2015 Spice 1 and Bossolo LP Thug Therapy: Inglewood 2 Da I.

Post Pac: Though knighted as an official Outlawz member, Mopreme never appeared on an album from the group having dropped out shortly after Pac’s death due to financial issues with Death Row. Preme took the lone wolf route, waiting years to drop his mixtapes, Evolution of a Thug Life N.I.G.G.A. Vol. 1 & 2 in 2005 and dropping his only released album in 2009.

Last Project: Alpha Thug (2009)

Currently: He appears to have hung up the mic and is working on films, with a few credits for producing, writing, composing, and acting on his IMDB resume.

Post Pac: The last 2Pac-appointed member of the Outlawz stayed down for the long haul, appearing on all seven Outlawz LPs. Between dropping three solo albums, he’s put out several collaborative projects with MCs like dead prez’s stic.man, Layzie Bone, and Lil Flip. 

Last Project: Jerzey Giantz with Hussein Fatal (2014)

Currently: Prepping the release of his fourth studio album, Powerful.

Post Pac: After appearing on three songs off 2Pac’s All Eyez on Me ("Tradin' War Stories," "Thug Passion," and "Run Tha Streetz."), Storm had a short-lived stint with the Outlawz that consisted of one verse on their debut LP, Still I Rise. She later had a few feature appearances with other artists before leaving the music biz. She returned for a moment, putting out the Pac tribute track “Neva B” in 2013.

Last Project: Still I Rise (1999)

Currently: N/A