Tupac hologram performs at Coachella

This projection technology is just a slice of what they use to power our sun, moon and shooting stars. Not to mention maybe in war times and in terrorist attacks like 9/11. It's easier to fake than to wait.

Seeing this Tupac/Elvis stuff might be a tactic to advance the human population. Think about it....we've never really seen ANYTHING like this before. What will come next?

Originally posted by capone1

Originally posted by blackmetalmist

Originally posted by sputniksteve
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Something morbid about watching this video? Something morbid about watching a video of a video essentially? Get over it already.

Yes, morbid in the sense that he is interacting and looking very much alive as if he werent dead. Big difference in seeing a concert that happened (as in the past) as opposed to a performance that is happening in real life time in the PRESENT. The guy is dead and yet there he is singing like he is alive and well. Thats the creepy part.

Except the audio and imaging in this performance are coming from actors. A rapper named Purple Haze sounds just like him when he tries, and there are other actors who look pretty similar to him.

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Ok now I'm confused.... So is it "Tupac" or an image, hologram, whatever of some other guy???

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Originally posted by Jordan River
Honestly this is going to create a poor portrayal of live concert performance. I can see MC, musicians and singers using holograms (or whatever it is called) to fake their performance all the while resting and sitting at home, while their suppose "live" performance is out of country. This can become the biggest sham in live music concerts to come

There are hardly any performers in the Top 40 who could perform their music absolutely LIVE without modern electronics doing the auto tune for them.

Most Top 40 performers wouldn't be able to sing a tune without the computer doing all the work in the background.

While people like Justin Bieber etc may be good performers, they certainly can't sing.

You obviously dont know what you are talking about. If you had ever used autotune, you would know what you are saying is just complete bullcrap. But whatever, carry on.

Music use to be real... Remember when auto tune did not exist, such as 80s genesis, the cure etc etc

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Something morbid about watching this video? Something morbid about watching a video of a video essentially? Get over it already.

Yes, morbid in the sense that he is interacting and looking very much alive as if he werent dead. Big difference in seeing a concert that happened (as in the past) as opposed to a performance that is happening in real life time in the PRESENT. The guy is dead and yet there he is singing like he is alive and well. Thats the creepy part.

Except the audio and imaging in this performance are coming from actors. A rapper named Purple Haze sounds just like him when he tries, and there are other actors who look pretty similar to him.

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Ok now I'm confused.... So is it "Tupac" or an image, hologram, whatever of some other guy???

Yes. "2pac"screaming "coachella!!" Is an actor. The actual lyrics are probably really him. The image of him is an actor. You can tell the actor was limited in his movements.

Originally posted by Jordan River
Music use to be real... Remember when auto tune did not exist, such as 80s genesis, the cure etc etc

There is plenty of music of every genre without autotune. Mainstream radio and MTV you will rately find it though.

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Or the porn!

Originally posted by Danbones

here is a youtube of the preformance

holy CRAP i got chills..this was like SO GOOD

illuminati ready to let PAC come back from the dead for real?

Originally posted by popsmayhem
pretty cool looking..

Nothing more then trying
to make a very boring coachella
interesting..

This was the only good preformance
and the guys dead!

HAHAHA thats hilarious

Another post said it....I'm just in awe. Amazing on so many levels.

It's entertainment!

The VOCALOID series of concerts use this technology. It is very very fun watching your favorite stars appear before you in a "real life" concert.

These kinds of concerts are very expensive and require tons of programming. However, I do foresee more concerts like this coming as the appeal grows.

The technology is cool but scary. Nice to see Pac like that again, but on the other hand it does feel kinda wrong to me.

Just for fun,

I guess you can make a conspiracy out of anything these days.

I'll admit it's kind of unsettling because it's so damn good but it's also pretty amazing because it's so well done.

Get over it. This was an awesome experiment and would love to see what more can come out of this in the near future.

Wow, not much I can say about that, other than wow. Especially the ending, blew me away, got goosebumps. Amazing.

Originally posted by blackmetalmist

Ok now I'm confused.... So is it "Tupac" or an image, hologram, whatever of some other guy???

It's not a hologram, it's a projection on plastic film. Probably an old Tupac performance mixed with an actor.

Sweet that was great to watch a tupac hologram performing, I think it's pretty amazing with another question

If this is what the entertainment industry has, what the hell does the military have and how long have they had it.

amazing

on an off topic thing, this is music??? all I hear is foul language

Originally posted by Sparta
Sweet that was great to watch a tupac hologram performing, I think it's pretty amazing with another question

If this is what the entertainment industry has, what the hell does the military have and how long have they had it.

amazing

I don't think the military's done a lot with the advanced saran wrap projection technique.

Inflatable tanks, that's something else.

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im just waiting for the beatles concert

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actually listen to what he is saying.


not everyone grew up like you, so not every will speak like you.
tupac is very much music. maybe not music you like.