Thirty years after his death, 2Pac’s voice still finds new battlefields. “Gang Ghost” drops Shakur’s unmistakable delivery into the dust and danger of Bolivia — the video is built entirely from Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands — and the fit is so natural you wonder why it took this long: the outlaw poet of the West Coast, riding with a special-ops ghost squad.
Listen on Apple Music: F*** Em All (feat. Outlawz) — 2Pac, from Better Dayz — the original track this tribute is built on.
A tribute cut like a mission
“Gang Ghost” — presented with the official title “F*** Em All” — is a fan-made tribute production: the track was recorded and mixed/mastered by Sabi Mixx, and the video, credited to Biu Murati, is a montage of Ghost Recon Wildlands cinematography. Wildlands is a fitting canvas: its cartel-war Bolivia is all dust roads, mountain strongholds and four-man squads moving like a street crew in military gear — and Pac’s cadence, equal parts sermon and threat, sits over it like it was scored for the game.
Why it works
Posthumous 2Pac tributes live or die on respect for the source. The ones that fail dress the voice up in whatever is trending; the ones that land — and this is one — build the world around the voice instead. The Wildlands footage gives the performance space: long aerial shots for the reflective lines, ground-level firefights for the aggression. It plays less like a remix video and more like a music video Pac might have shot for a soundtrack album, which is exactly the tradition it belongs to — Shakur’s catalogue has been scoring films since before some of this video’s viewers were born.
The Ghost Recon connection
Ubisoft’s Wildlands (2017) remains one of the most popular military sandboxes ever made, and its community has turned it into an unlikely music-video studio — its cinematic camera and co-op chaos make ready-made rap visuals. “Gang Ghost” is a standout of that scene: the title itself fuses the two halves, gang and ghost, street and spec-ops, and the edit commits to the concept for the full runtime.
Credits: Vocals — 2Pac. Recorded, mixed and mastered by Sabi Mixx. Video — Ghost Recon Wildlands & Biu Murati. © 2026 Biu Murati GmbH. This is a fan tribute, not an official estate release.
