Wyclef Jean's new music video has been banned from Youtube because it allegedly featured a gross image of rap legend Tupac Shakur's autopsy.
Wyclef Jean's New Video Banned From YouTube
The Haitian star’s new video painted a weird image of Tupac's dead body!
The singer who was recently declared broke showed a picture of Tupac's cut open corpse in his "April Showers" video which was not only weird but creepy and allegedly taken from the Cathy Scott's book, "The Killing of Tupac Shakur".
However, latest reports say it was just an impersonator with great make-up who acted as Tupac in the vid.
Now the writer, Scott is saying she's convinced the image in the video is the real deal and she's the one who complained to YouTube. But the Tupac impersonator in the video, Richard Garcia tells reporters that he's actually the actor in the video and not Tupac! Garcia says he was hired to re-create the autopsy for the video's anti-gun violence theme and it required 8 hours of makeup ... even though it only appears for a quick moment. CathyScott however insists the image is TOO PERFECT and must be the photo, according to TMZ.YouTube hasn't disbanded the video yet but we are hoping they might sooner or later.
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