Two of the most combustible voices in rap history, levelled into one track. “EQUALIZER (2026)” pairs 2Pac and Eminem over a Pendo46 instrumental in a new fan-made remix from PXNDO REMIX — and the creator says it straight in the description: this is not an official song, this is a remix. What it is, is a meeting that history never gave us on these terms, built by hand for the fans who always wanted it.
Listen on Apple Music: “EQUALIZER” is a fan remix with no official release — the player below is the official link between the two voices, Hold On Be Strong — 2Pac featuring Eminem, from Until the End of Time.
The collaboration that lives in remixes
Eminem’s debt to 2Pac is documented and deep — he produced much of Loyal to the Game and has called Pac his favourite rapper. The official joint catalogue is thin by comparison: the most famous meeting is “Hold On Be Strong,” a posthumous cut built around Pac’s vocals with Em on the production desk. Fan remixes like “EQUALIZER” fill the space between those facts — an imagined conversation, levelled so neither voice drowns the other.
Why the format works
The equalizer metaphor is the point. Pac brings the prophetic weight, Em brings the technical fury, and the remix treats both as frequencies to balance rather than verses to compete. It is the same formula that has made the PXNDO channel a destination for this kind of crossover: no fake “official” framing, just a producer, a beat, and two legacies that still dominate the conversation.
Credits: Remix and video — PXNDO REMIX. Instrumental — Pendo46. “EQUALIZER (2026)” is a fan-made remix, not an official 2Pac or Eminem release. Hold On Be Strong © Amaru Entertainment, from Until the End of Time (2001).
