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Davey D: Later that year in October of '93, Tupac was arrested and accused of shooting two off-duty police officers in Atlanta. Just as that drama was beginning to be sorted out, he was arrested in New York the following month and accused of sexually assaulting a female fan in his hotel room. In the backdrop of that controversy, Tupac managed to release another album entitled Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z., which featured the smash hits "I Get Around" and it's emotional tribute to women, "Keep Your Head Up." During this time, Tupac was featured in two more movies. The first was Poetic Justice with Janet Jackson. Here he stirred things up again on the set by refusing to honor Miss Jackson's request to take an AIDS test. The other movie that featured Tupac came out in the Spring of '94 with a basketball movie entitled Above The Rim. Just like he did in the movie Juice, here Tupac adorned the role of a gangster.
(Gangster, gangster, gangster, gangster, gangster...)
Mad Trouble (Davey D) was written by Davey D.
Mad Trouble (Davey D) was produced by The Stealth Music Group.
2Pac released Mad Trouble (Davey D) on Tue Jul 21 1998.