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Tupac Shakur was the leader of the group, and gave himself the title of Makaveli after an Italian political philosopher Niccolò Machiavelli; this was the only pseudonym which wasn't taken from a dictator, although Machiavelli's writings often promoted dictatorship.
Yaki Kadafi, also known as Young Hollywood, was given the name Yaki Kadafi after Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi. He was also Shakur's half-brother and an original member of Dramacydal.
Kastro, also known as K-Dog, was given the alias Kastro after the leader of Cuba Fidel Castro. He is also blood cousins of Shakur and an original member of Dramacydal.
E.D.I. Mean, also known as Big Malcolm, was given the alias E.D.I. Mean after Ugandan president Idi Amin and was also an original member of Dramacydal.
Hussein Fatal, introduced to 2Pac by childhood friend Yaki Kadafi. Given alias after former leader of Iraq Sadaam Hussein. Hussein Left the group after the tragic killings of Pac and Yak. He felt that the remaining group members were going against Tupac's wishes by signing contracts with Death Row. He recently returned on an Outlawz mixtape.
Napoleon, childhood friend of Kadafi, was given the name Napoleon after French military leader Napoleon Bonaparte and was also an original member of dramacydal. Left the group to be a Muslim Motivational Speaker.
Big Syke, who was in 2Pac's first group Thug Life, joined the Outlawz under the alias Mussolini after Italian leader Benito Mussolini.
Mopreme Shakur, 2Pac's stepbrother, who was in 2Pac's first group Thug Life, joined the Outlawz under the alias Komani after the Iranian political figure Ruhollah Khomeini.
Young Noble, the final member of the group to be signed as the last official Outlaw member by Tupac himself. He was introduced to Tupac, by Kadafi and Hussein Fatal in L.A., a few months before his death. He appeared in many of 2Pac's last recordings, and featured heavily on 2Pac's last album and the now legendary The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. He was always known as Young Noble and was never given an alias from Tupac.
Storm, the only female member of the group. She met Tupac during the shooting of a film. After he found out how well she could rap, he asked her to join his group (not yet named), on the spot; which later became known as the Outlaw Immortalz. On February 13, 1996, Tupac's double LP, All Eyez On Me, was released. Storm appeared on three songs, "Tradin' War Stories", "Thug Passion", and "Run Tha Streetz", which were to be an introduction for her solo album release. She made a guest appearance on one song on the Outlawz's debut LP, Still I Rise. She was one of the first members to leave the Outlawz after Tupac and Yaki Kadafi's death.