Tupac’s Estate Sued, I Sang on “Bury Me a G”…Now Bury Me in Royalties!

Natasha Walker is filing suit against Tupac’s estate for royalties allegedly due. Walker sang backup on the song “Bury Me a G” and was even given credit on the track. She is claiming that she and Tupac made a deal in which they would share equal ownership of the song. The problem Walker faces is the statute of limitations for bringing a breach of contract claim. In California, a plaintiff must file a suit within four years for such a claim. It has been over twenty years since the song was released. Walker’s attorney is arguing that because the song continues to make money, her client has every right to sue.

See Tupac’s Estate Sued, I Sang on ‘Bury Me a G”…Now Bury Me in Royalties!, TMZ, June 28, 2017.