Before he became one of the greatest rappers of all-time, Tupac was just a teenager in love.

14-year-old Tupac wrote two letters in 1985 to his classmate Averel and is on sale now for $15,000.

Averel allegedly sold the letters to Moments In Time and wasn't "too impressed" with his writing.

The first letter opens with Shakur introducing himself as 'Tupac (Two Pack),' a hint at his future rapper name, 2Pac.

He also explains that his name is of Puerto Rican descent, that he's 1/4 Puerto Rican and 3/4 black, and that he's from the Bronx, New York.

Pac's nickname was apparently 'New York,' since he signed the first letter 'Tupac A. Shakur (or New York) and the second 'Tupac "New York" Shakur.'

Click HERE to read the letters.

Today is the 25th anniversary of the Wu-Tang Clan's Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) album.

Watch the Wu perform "Protect Ya Neck" on Good Morning America:

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#Complexcon2018 panel on #Belly. #HypeWilliams just Told us that if @DMX didn’t play #Tommy he probably would have pursued #JayZ for the lead role. #Nas and #Hov as the stars? What y’all think?

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Have you ever wondered what your name would be if you were a member of the Wu Tang Clan?

Wonder no more my fellow Wu!

Thanks to their site's "name generator" you can find out your own custom name in seconds!

Enter your name here HERE to get Wu'd!

The Wu-Tang Clan has branched out from music and clothing...and now they're on to makeup.

In collaboration with Milk Makeup and Teyana Taylor (who's the face of the ad), the Wu wants to show more love to the ladies.

RZA says, “In previous generations, the feminine energy has been dampened by the world. But now, women’s strength, beauty and wisdom is finally being celebrated."

The Wu OG also adds, "Warriors come in all forms, but right now women are the modern warriors, unapologetic in their strength and speaking out about things they’ve held in or feared they’d be shunned for on, both a personal and political level.”

The video for DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince's "Nightmare On My Street" video has resurfaced after 30 years!

The video is currently at risk of being taken down after mysteriously appearing on YouTube.

DJ Jazzy Jeff said "No one's ever seen that video; we got sued for "Nightmare" because of Freddy Kruger's character.

He also said, "I had a copy of the video and I had an old girlfriend that taped soap operas over it...Will had a copy of the video and gave it to his dad and his dad lost it. I don't know anyone who has that video."

Apparently only 20 people in the world had seen this video. So enjoy for now and watch below!!!

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence confirmed that Bad Boys 3 is officially in the works!

The third installment of the "Bad Boys" franchise is set to drop in January 2020.

Watch Will's announcement on Instagram with Martin below:

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It’s been a LOOOONG time Coming. But now it’s Here! @BadBoys For Life 🚨 We back!! @martinlawrence

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