Tupac's Character Bishop From 'Juice' Becomes Animated, Social Media Users Loses It

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Tupac's Character Bishop From 'Juice' Becomes Animated, Social Media Users Loses It

One Twitter user posted an animated video of Tupac's character Bishop from the 1992 hit movie "Juice," and social media users lost their minds.

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