Tupac Shakur’s “I Ain’t Mad At Cha” is about a lot of things, but more than anything else, it’s a tale of begrudging acceptance. That’s a concept Shakur’s frequent collaborator dannyboysteward—who sings the hook for the 1996 classic—has come to terms with in his years since the collapse of Death Row Records nearly 30 years ago. Fresh off collaborating with former label mate SnoopDogg for the first time, Danny Boy talks to Okayplayer about the role prayer plays in his mental health. 🔗 Head the link in bio for the full piece. #DeathRow #DannyBoy #SnoopDogg #WellnessWednesday