Netflix to Release Never-Before-Seen Interview Tupac Shakur Did 30 Years Ago with Angie Martinez

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One of America's hip-hop's longest-kept secrets is finally coming to light.

Tupac Shakur, Angie Martinez.

Netflix announced on November 11, 2026, that it will release a four-episode video podcast series built around a recording that radio personality Angie Martinez has held onto for 30 years, a raw, unfiltered interview she conducted with Tupac Shakur just three months before his murder in September 1996.

The streaming giant confirmed the series, titled The Tupac Tapes with Angie Martinez, will premiere on November 27, 2026.

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A promotional clip shared on Instagram offered a first glimpse at what audiences can expect, using archival-style footage and snippets of audio that capture Tupac in a fiery, emotionally charged state.

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In the trailer, a visibly emotional Martinez reflects on the weight of holding the interview back for so long, saying she did not want anyone to die because of a conversation she travelled to Los Angeles to record.

The clips of Tupac himself are equally striking. At one point he can be heard saying:

Netflix described the project as a major cultural moment, noting that Martinez interviewed at a critical point in Tupac's life, when tensions in the music industry were at their highest.

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The series will give viewers access to recordings that have never been broadcast, alongside Martinez's own account of why she made the decision to stay silent for three decades.

Tupac was shot in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996, and died six days later at the age of 25.

The interview Martinez conducted in the weeks before his death has long been rumoured within hip-hop circles, making the announcement of its release a significant moment for fans of the late rapper and for the broader culture.

The four-episode series arrives more than 30 years after one of music's most discussed and debated deaths, promising to add new layers to a story the world has never stopped trying to understand.

Watch the trailer for The Tupac Tapes with Angie Martinez:

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