2Pac’s Handwritten Lyrics Up For Auction

For the right price, you can have the lyrics of "Throw Your Hands Up" by 2Pac. The 1995 hit's handwritten lyrics by the late rapper are up for auction.

"The song is one of Pac’s finest protest songs and wasn’t released until 1995 on the Pump Ya Fist inspired by the Black Panthers album. The page exhibits rough edges from being removed from the notebook and some handling wear as expected," the auction site states. "In overall very good condition."

It continues: "Handwritten lyrics to published songs from Tupac are scarce and some of the most coveted pieces of Tupac memorabilia in the hobby. Accompanied by full Letters of Authenticity from James Spence Authentication (JSA) and ACOA."

Currently, there have been three bids for the lyrics, and is priced at $3,630. The auction bidding ends on March 2.

You can look at a photo of the handwritten lyrics here.

2Pac's murder case is at a slight standstill as the suspect Duane Keith Davis's (known as Keefe D) trial date has been pushed back.

According to ABC13, Keefe D's new attorney, Carl "E.G." Arnold, asked to delay the trial so that he would have more time to go over the discovery. His new trial date has been moved to November 4 from its original June 3 date.

Davis is accused of orchestrating the September 7, 1996, shooting that killed Shakur. He was arrested on September 29. According to police, he is the only suspect in the case who is still alive. The prosecution is not seeking a death penalty on Davis, per CNN.

Arnold is confident in Keefe D's chances in court.

"The state has to provide evidence of a gun, of a car, and, most importantly, whether Mr. Davis was even in Las Vegas at the time," Arnold said.

According to Arnold, his client is "upbeat that he can possibly get out of here real soon." Keefe D's bail is set for $750,000 and he would have to pay 10% of it to make bail. If he's able to make bail, then he could serve house arrest until trial and will have to wear an ankle monitor."

A Grammy is regarded as one of the most prestigious awards in music. Or at least it used to be. Hip-hop, which has taken the main stage in coming years still does not get the same respect as other music formats. The Grammys have been called out by artists, more specifically Black artists, for not getting it right, or being relevant.

While the conversation surrounding how the Grammys treats Black artists is not new by any means, it was specifically called out by both Jay-Z and Drake this year. On Sunday night, Jay-Z took the stage for his acceptance of the Dr. Dre Global Impact Award. From the stage, he discussed his feelings the Grammys' biases. He brought to light the fact that his wife Beyoncé -- who holds the most Grammys of any artist with 32 -- has never won Album Of The Year.

"I don't want to embarrass this young lady. But she has more Grammys than anyone and has never won Album of the Year," Jay said. "So even by your own metrics, it doesn't work."

Drake was not present at the award show, as he was on his It's All A Blur: Big As The What? Tour . He was up for four awards with 21 Savage for their joint project Her Loss. Although, it did not stop the rapper for sharing hie feelings about how he felt towards the Recording Academy.

"All you incredible artists remember this show isn't the facts it's just the opinion of a group of people who's name are kept a secret (literally you can google in)," he captioned a video of himself giving a speech at a previous Grammy Awards on his Instagram Story Sunday (Feb. 5). "Congrats to anybody winning anything for hip-hop but this show doesn't dictate s--- in our world."

For hip-hop this year, Killer Mike racked up three Grammys. The rapper won Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance for "Scientists and Engineers." The song featuring André 3000, Future, and Eryn Allen Kane. He also won Best Rap Album for Michael. Lil Durk and J. Cole also took home a Grammy for Best Melodic Rap Performance for "All My Life."

Take a look at seven rappers who have never won a Grammy below: