About the work.
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“Reasons Why Aliens Don’t Annihilate Us.” RWADAU is a brand and platform for music curation through storytelling, visual arts and alien characters. Taa’Zhu is one concept within this wider world. Find us as @rwadau on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.

An alien operative reports on a Tupac song as evidence about Earth. His official analysis gives way to private moments in which his attachment to the music becomes visible. The same song connects both sides. The humour and references invite repeat viewing.

Alassane DEME leads the project and is the direct contact for collaboration. Human creative direction shapes the premise, musical interpretation, writing, visual choices and final selection. AI tools contribute to the production.

AI helps make the images, motion and other production elements. The music, character and storytelling give those tools a purpose. Alassane shapes the writing, direction and final choices. We welcome conversations about the tools and the craft behind the films.

“When A(L)I(EN) SLOP Meets Tupac Amaru Shakur” is the title of the Moon Film. The AI / alien wordplay meets that resistance with humour and defiance. We invite viewers to judge the musical interpretation, writing and visual choices. Watch it, look closer, and tell us what you think.

It is an independent work of fiction and interpretation. We do not present it as estate-approved or label-approved. Taa’Zhu is his own character, with his own voice; the project does not imitate Tupac’s voice or claim his endorsement.

The Logs use recordings of Tupac’s music. RWADAU follows the publishing platform’s applicable music options and rights-management process for each release, and accepts revenue going to rights holders where that is the outcome. A particular upload may still face restrictions or blocking.

An upload’s availability does not establish permission for every other use. A co-publication, advertisement, screening or catalogue campaign needs its own agreed use and distribution plan. We discuss that with the partner for the exact material and setting. See YouTube’s explanation of copyright claims below.

Found-footage versions are being released on RWADAU’s social channels. The original Logs are being shared for preview while collaborators and co-publishers are sought for their public release. The unlisted preview playlist is accessible to anyone with its link. Please discuss onward publication with Alassane.

The date marks thirty years since Tupac Shakur’s death. It opens a conversation about the music and its continuing resonance. September to December 2026 is our soft launch: an introduction to a creative world intended to grow well beyond the anniversary.

Co-publication, editorial coverage, cultural programming, creator support, commissioning, sponsorship and investment. RWADAU does not seek to keep the advertising revenue attached to Tupac’s music. Its business ambition includes partnerships and revenues built around its own creative worlds.

Watch the trailer, browse the original Logs, or discover the wider world in the subtitled Moon Film. If the work speaks to you, contact Alassane. Let’s discuss what we could share, make or bring to your audience together.