It comes off that way and I don't think it's intended, however there are a lot of people that view Tupac in the same vein, there this weird perception of Tupac being some sort of divine gangster messiah, which quite frankly is a case of fiction and reality colliding in epic fashion.
It reminds me of a skit on Freddie Foxx's - Industry Shakedown, where he comments on what happens when actual crooks get in the ear of a rapper, who portrays a particular life that he's only ever seen at a glance, he's not deep, but the crook will feed into the guys ego, gas him up of you will, the rapper will stick em on the payroll, sooner or later that shyt begins to bleed over (drake as a modern day example) but the reality is this, the rapper is food (in this case Tupac was the meal) he is the one that will ultimately be left holding his nuts when the authorities come calling, not mobster x.
The crook on the other hand will continue to
and look for his next victim.
Moral of the story:
RAPPERS ARE FOOD