Following the resolution of a lawsuit between Tupac Shakur's estate and Entertainment One, the company that bought Death Row in 2013, The Fader reports new music from the artist could be on the way.

According to The Blast, the Shakur estate will receive a cash payment and a trove of unreleased Pac tracks, enough for "two, and possibly three" new albums. The estate plans to package the music and to release previously unheard material soon.

As that news began making the rounds, Suge Knight's son, Suge J. Knight, made new claims that Tupac is still alive and is currently living his best life in Malaysia. His father has long said the rapper remains alive.

Suge J. Knight made the latest allegation on Instagram.

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They following me man!

A post shared by Suge J Knight (@sugejknight) on Oct 2, 2018 at 9:08pm PDT

Knight released two photos with an aged Tupac hanging out with rapper 50 Cent and a photo with Pac with Beyoncé.

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He never left us. They’ll be after me soon smh. For y’all tho ????

A post shared by Suge J Knight (@sugejknight) on Oct 2, 2018 at 8:32pm PDT

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@50cent get the strap y’all see it

A post shared by Suge J Knight (@sugejknight) on Oct 2, 2018 at 6:22pm PDT

Knight the younger also claimed the Illuminati would soon come after him for revealing the truth and said in a video, "Real s**t bro, I'm not f**king playing."

Those initial posts were only the tip of the iceberg. Following Knight's posts, another video with a man wearing all red who uncannily resembles 'Pac circulated on social media Thursday.

Suge Knight’s son @sugejknight Posted Footage of #Tupac being allegedly alive in Malaysia ???????? is this real??????????????????? pic.twitter.com/tUSoXv0kAy

— My Mixtapez (@mymixtapez) October 4, 2018

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