Tupac Shakur

Wait... what?! Yeah, you read that correctly. So many clever things are possible in the digital age. The late Tupac can appear at a concert via a hologram. The same hologram can also be shot and part of a faux newscast (thanks to antiquiet), delivered by one of the best in the business: Anchorman Ron Burgundy. You stay classy, Internet.

Not only was the Tupac Shakur Hologram a hit at the Coachella Music Festival, it also boosted sales of the late rapper's posthumous albums. Buoyed by his virtual performance, Tupac's 1998 album Greatest Hits returned to the Billboard 200 album chart for the first time since 2000.

Undoubtedly, the Tupac Shakur Hologram was the biggest spectacle at this year's Coachella Festival. While it gave some people the creeps, others saw it as an innovative achievement for hip hop. However, there's one person who didn't like the virtual performance at all -- Waka Flocka Flame.

The Tupac Shakur hologram (aka "Holopac") made a return engagement at the Coachella Festival Sunday night (April 23), according to MTV News. Reactions have mixed about the virtual Tupac -- some were amazed while others were spooked. Tupac hologram's debut performance last weekend also sparked rumors of a major tour, including holograms of other late artists.

The virtual performance of Tupac Shakur at the Coachella Music Festival last Sunday (April 15) should prove conclusively that the rap icon is dead. However, the man behind Tupac's label, Death Row Records, is convinced that he's still very much alive.

The holographic image of Tupac Shakur performing at the Coachella Music Festival was not only amazing, it was a little creepy, too. But Tupac wasn't the only guest who gave a helluva show during Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's entertaining set. Hip-hop heavyweights Eminem, 50 Cent, Kendrick Lamar and Wiz Khalifa rocked the mic as well.

As we previously reported, the virtual Tupac Shakur that performed at the Coachella Music Festival on Sunday (April 15) was a 2-D image and not a hologram, which is in 3-D. Not that it made Tupac's resurrection any less spectacular. In fact, it was clearly one of the most amazing performances at the three-day festival...

The old past time of trading baseball cards has gone to a new level thanks to trading-card company Platinum League. The company is releasing its "first-ever interactive hip-hop trading cards" on May 1. Rap icons Snoop Dogg, Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac Shakur are among the 100 artists featured in the collection.

The Tupac Shakur hologram was such a big hit at the Coachella Music Festival that talks are underway to bring it on tour with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. The Wall Street Journal reports that reps for Dre and Snoop are figuring out the logistics to bring the virtual Tupac on a proposed joint trek.

Concertgoers at the Coachella Festival on Sunday (April 15) were no doubt surprised when a hologram of Tupac Shakur appeared onstage to perform with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg. The late rapper's ghost was so lifelike it almost felt like he was there in the flesh. Afeni Shakur, who is fiercely protective of Tupac's image and music, reportedly was pleased with how the virtual performance was done. Accor