Who Are the Outlawz
The Outlawz are an American hip-hop group closely associated with Tupac Shakur. They formed in the mid-1990s and became known for their politically charged lyrics. The group gained wider attention through their collaborations with Tupac on several studio albums.
Original Members and Lineup
The original lineup included rappers such as Mutah "Napoleon" Beale, Malcolm "Big Malcolm" Greenidge, and Katari "Kastro" Cox, among others. Some members used stage names inspired by historical figures, including Fidel Castro and Muammar Gaddafi. Their lyrical style often focused on social justice and resistance.
Connection to Tupac Shakur
Several Outlawz members were close collaborators with Tupac during his final years. They appeared on tracks like "Hit 'Em Up" and were part of the broader circle around Death Row Records. After Tupac's death, the group continued recording and performing under the Outlawz name.
Legacy and Continued Work
The Outlawz have released multiple studio albums and mixtapes since the late 1990s. They have kept Tupac's memory central to their projects while building their own catalog. Fans can explore their discography and group history on music platforms and dedicated hip-hop archives.
