Negative press seem to be following Wyclef everywhere lately. According to TMZ, The Haitian American artist “April “Showers” video had to be taken down from YouTube due to an autopsy picture of rapper Tupac Shakur.
According to TMZ
The ghost of Tupac Shakur is haunting Wyclef Jean … whose music video just got yanked from YouTube because someone thinks it features a grisly pic of ‘Pac’s autopsy — but TMZ has learned it’s just an impersonator with great makeup.
The scene in Wyclef’s “April Showers” video looks eerily similar to an infamous photo of Tupac’s corpse — partially cut open during his autopsy — and published in Cathy Scott’s book, “The Killing of Tupac Shakur.”
Scott tells us she’s convinced the image in the video is the real deal — she’s the one who complained to YouTube — but Tupac impersonator Richard Garcia tells TMZ he’s actually the stiff.
Garcia says he was hired to re-create the autopsy for the video’s anti-gun violence theme … and it required 8 hours with makeup artist Autumn McHugh — even though he only appears for a split second.
We told Scott about Garcia’s role — but she insists the image is TOO perfect, and must be the photo.
Click here to watch clip of the “April Showers” video.
