The profile of Afeni and Tupac Shakur
The chronicle of the lives of Tupac and Afeni Shakur, which premiered April 21, passedas FX’s most watched unscripted debut in cross-platform viewers.
The full cross-platform figures aren’t being released, per FX policy, but the majority of, directed by Allen Hughes, averaged about 185,000 viewers for its on-air debut . That trailedmade up the difference with streaming and other delayed viewing. Streaming often makes up the majority of viewing for series that originate on ad-supported and premium cable outlets.
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