Yeah right? When he's "talking" in the Studio Like Just normal conversation, He Just sounds Like on the record and so Just so strong and on point. It's outstanding. But who is this Guy with the red jacket?
@@0003-t6x it was another world bro cool just more dangerous. Herb wasn’t even close to today .. we all smoked commercial Mexican shwag that was loaded with seeds(breaking up trees to roll blunts took time to get all the seeds out, but naturally some seeds fell off the paper u was breaking it up on, under the seat onto the floor of the car .). So cops would tear our cars apart and arrest us if they found 1 seed which was their everyday m.o. Some of us didn’t care and started breeding Amsterdam strains w the best Mexican we could find. Chemdawg first made it to NY in 91 but the masses didn’t see that till the 2000s.
I met Tupac in the early 90s. At the gas station on Vermont & Beverly in Southern Cali. He walked passed me said hey beautufil black queen. He gave me the most sweetest smile. I smiled said Tupac I like your shirt he smiled at me. Took the shirt off his back signed it gave it to me.Only a real man will give you the shirt of his back. Media & people portray Tupac to be a thug gangster. I didnt know Tupac was blessed to meet him. He was respectful a perfect gentleman with a sweet soul. None of us walked in his shoes. Tupac had devils around him as talented as he was. Suge & death row stole all Tupac money. Im not saying Tupac was perfect. He was not the monster they portray him to be. His life was hard he was still positive. Fuck all of you who try to wreck his legacy. Rip Tupac with your mom Afeni ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ yall 4 life.
Can we just acknowledge how the old bald head guy with glasses was managing the company with professionalism, class, love and respect, the way he carries himself is amazing
This footage of Tupac is unbelievable. I never thought I'd get to see Pac making album marketing decisions, and just being himself instead of being his persona. Amazing stuff.
Man Deathrow had an entire floor in the building. Damn if Suge wasn't so reckless and Pac was still with us, these guys would be billionares today. Damn shame how it all ended.
Looking at Pac's eyes and hearing his voice while he was going over plans and doing his scheduling, you can hear how tired he was and how much he was working his ass off.
All because he thought he was gng to dir or because he had an agenda of his own nobody would be able to figure out with the exception of the ppl that knew
It was 1 of two things that we will never know for sure. 1) he knew he was going to die and his lyrics proved true 2) He wanted to kill as many tracks as he could with studio time to get away from his contract. .......im going with #2 ....pac has much bigger plans in his life then death row. Suge was a get out of jail card 3 album deal and boom it's done. Then Pac starts his own label , directed writes n acts movies and probably would eventually become a politician (Not that he wasn't one b4 ) but ya man that's the mystery. Think about when you were 25 years old . Could you do what Pac did. Say yes if it's real and I'll respect it but ill call out your bs . Ain't nobody like Pac or tech with work ethic. match it if you think you can trolls
@@tylerraisl3939 that Panther feuled his compassion and love for his people that deemed him as a threat to white society. He was a dead man walking while conceived in the womb... Just IMO...
Tyree Brown it’s not that it’s not relevant, y’all just do it the wrong way. Y’all stay stuck in the ALLLLL conscious rap lyrics and forget you need to actually have a few radio hits to get some appeal. It’s like Papoose, he’s a great lyricist but he couldn’t write a catchy song if he tried!...anyhow, keeep working brotha, didn’t mean to come out as bashing I’m sure you’ll figure it out.
Robert Fernandez You’re kidding! Who hasn’t this man influenced? Kids rocking skinny jeans, sipping on bullshit, and mumble rapping? Probably not. But real ones with a passion for what they do, definitely!
Dewayne Daniels only buster is Ja rule. Nigga was a dollar tree version of Tupac. Him and DMX wanted to be Pac so bad. I fucks w DMX but he’s a bitchass nigga for dissing a dead nigga.
A lot of ppl think a studio session is just blunts and beer, it's talent and a strong knowledge of sound that engineers have to have to sit behind all those buttons and bring you the final magic.
@@charlita25 no offense but do you know how important the producers and engineers are? Do you know what goes into mastering a song? If your answer is no then don't even reply.
@@charlita25 if you even knew what really goes on in a studio girl . Sound dimensions etc.....yoi think someone jus steps up to the Mic and spits their lyrics and it jus magically comes out sounding great? Lol
I been looking and listening at Pac since 93, but when you look at the behind the scenes of a man and his craft, you gain a whole new respect and perspective and see what you didn't see before.
Men aren't supposed to be emotional but a lot of men are especially those raised mostly by the mother. Most your behavior come from those you associate with. Unless strict parenting at home happens. Father was absent and mother was on drugs. This all plays a part not to mention he was also a Gemini.
@Jaylen Smith Smh.. You win, men aren't supposed to have feelings of emotion, he's not human, every man raised by a woman is feminine. If we have emotions it will be to our demise. Got cha... No use debating you, you have it all figured out. Good job sport!
I’m 22, I was born in 97 so I missed out on Tupac, but I’m so obsessed with the 90s and Tupac this Nigga is a God to me you know, it’s just intriguing seeing him casually listening to his own music not even reacting to it, when me now if I hear Ambitionz as a ridah in public somewhere I’m getting hype as hell, he just didn’t realize how much of a God he would be one day 23 years later Tupac is still top of the conversation, I’ve bought every book this nigga read from the art of war, thoughts of a general to Shakespeare novels it’s crazy, but this nigga is my idol not because of his celebrity or his music but the man he was, he didn’t take shit from nobody lol I just love this guy he even got me wearing Karl kani but yea Pac is my favorite rapper, him, Nas just fucking legends man but yea I’m rambling but even tho I missed this era I miss you Tupac rest In peace
😂Whoa there bucko, God? That’s disrespectful and it says in the Bible to worship no idols but the father..it’s okay to be a fan but he’s also human like you..🤦🏾♂️I swear y’all scare me
Back when they had to manually zoom in and out and change out tapes. Back when you could smoke cigarettes in buildings. Back when there was no such thing as a iPhone and people actually use to look at picture albums and news papers. Things sure have changed.......with time everything changes.....Man those were the good old days..... *R.I.P. 2PAC*
Well that was the awesomeness that was the 90's. It's crazy how fast the world turned to shit on January 1st 2000, hot on the heels of the best decade. Everyone was so scared of Y2K happening that we completely missed the world literally shittin itself at that exact moment, putting into place the complete b.s. that has been the last 18, 19 really, years of everything that was cool about the 90's. Smh, God why couldn't it still be 1995? GO BRONCOS!! SB50 CHAMPS!!
Same here, I don't know how I missed it. I guess I was listening to Mariah Carey at the time but now with all this Diddy stuff going on I'm listening to Tupac's music and realized what I missed! It's a damn shame I never got to meet him too! 😮 😥
the bathtub photo crew was ultra serious n when the photographer was asking about the other pics its almost like he knew he was going to take one of the most famous photos of entertainment history.
That's one reason I call him, man of steel. Do you realize how hard it is to keep your hands up posted liked that, and not a flince. He was on a mission.
That legacy Solid State Logic 4000 console where Pac recorded, seen in this video being used by his engineers doing some mixing/mastering of the tracks, was the real deal. Such beautiful pre-amps. Every time I use my SSL 2+ audio interface in the studio I always get the vibes of legendary studio sessions like this one.
Pac was the realest of the realest. And the realest there will ever be. Death row was the best self made record label. They were so dope. Damn I wish he was still alive killing it today. He'd be producing movies having his own production company and his own label and all kinds uh shit. I often think about what would be if he never passed. RIP 2pac. Much love and respects to you and your hustle while you were on this earth. You left a legacy that'll last forever. THUG LIFE
So you want to go back to a depressing time in history and engage with all those personalities on that level..lol....just steer clear of the Mob Piru Security and don't use that restricted phone in the back office....💯🦅🇺🇸💯😎
The only reason why I miss those days is cause there was no social media and we really had to link up from house phones to pagers..now everybody in they phone barely communicate in person, so yeah I miss those days when you could STEP to a woman not dm her..yes the 90s was the best era built from the 80s #80sBaby
Still kills me now thinking what Pac could have done, He was huge but imagine what he could have accomplished with another ten years Rip Tupac true Soulja
The EAST - WEST coast beef misunderstanding would of been squashed wit 2pacs ONE NATION Album bcuz he was gonna bring both sides together on it. But he got killed. The album came out but not the way that it could have if he were to be alive. I don't think it's finished but they put it out anyway.
how crazy is that Tupac died at 25?? We all look at him as a grown man and so ahead of his time and he was only a kid if we really look at it... How times have changed.. Long Live Tupac
Yep, that character tupac died at 25 and the human and new character is 53 now and still fooling yall.. The end of this video look at ole girl interviewing him he's having to look up to her and he's barely taller than the damn filing cabinets.. He was is only 5'4 and even Michel'le has said it in interviews pac was the same height as her and he had that little man syndrome.. The dude is now older and lives on as Akil the mc/Akil Talib.. wake up people stop crying over an actor who has fooled you all..
25 is a grown ass man what u mean? Its just these new age men that still act like kids in their 20s and even 30s. Back in the 90s and before that men still acted like men at 25
I am a 46 year old woman, and I'll never forget 2PAC. His music is so proud, strong, truthful. His lyrics so poetic. So shattered when he died. My son was conceived to his songs playing in the background PMSL. A true legend of his time and beyond. Gone but never forgotten.
U see that soon as it come on 2pac looked at cd art instantly said "I need the fan club address on their phone number and address" an artist that loves his fans not just thinking about his self these are candid moments I take notice too.....Respect King
Pac was so kind hearted you can see how loving he was towards everyone I don’t blame him for not being loving to his enemies I mean who will, rest in power tupac we miss you
J was solid, solidified talent with those fire tracks since way back.... "Me Against The World" Johnny J was a major part of Pacs success! Y'all should check out his solo stuff
Suge had a real business there, corporate office with what seems to be 40 or so people. If he kept his mind right, he would literally be on the level of Jimmy and have something larger than interscope.
I hate when I see people call him fake .. true he didn't grow up gang banging but his life was too real he had no choice but to adapt.. I dont see nothin fake about that
So incredible!!! I love seeing the behind the scenes footage. This inspires me to keep shooting video because it eventually could be something someone wants to see in the future or legends in the making.
They did actually get work done and make platinum hits ....that other shit happened but it wasn’t just a wild crazy shit show up in there 24 hrs a day .........just when suge was around lol
There will never be another like pac a true rapper he’s music will never die. The 90s where the bomb 💣 some of the greatest rappers of my generation where discovered and that’s facts for sure. 💯
daryll harper -because of you .... bro took me an hour to find this but i had to find this but i saw no one answred u and i also was looking around but fina fucking ly i found it
SS I agree with some of what you say, but suge is in prison for his own ignorance, and stupidity, look at what jayz is doing, he's bailing out criminals from prison on Father's Day, as if these men are heroes, isn't prison a correctional facility for offenders that committed crimes in their own neighborhood, so he overlooked the positive role model fathers, and decided to aid the criminals, doesn't this has political points all over it, jayz is straight up hustling the black culture for the democrats.
Chillthefxckout really?? If that was the case then the government wouldn't make any money, the democrats get a huge revenue from criminality alone, a lotta people's think the democrats are good they just don't understand politics, and how it works, drug dealers destroy the quality of life the users abuse kids, they steal lie and steal money,they rack up a lotta medical bills under the Obamacare.
I truly feel that one of the MOST if not THE one missing voice in 2019 that could have made the BIGGEST IMPACT for the positive is Tupac. The man would no doubt be a peacemaker. Rest in Peace Pac
@Tennesee Testostreone this is a man that talks about things before they happen, he talked about his death, he even talked about how today's society will turn out, that's why he is even more relevant today than ever, he said "the truth is there ain't no hope for the future", I mean look where we at.
I rock with PAC Period to this Day!! This was my era and he is a Soldier that is greatly missed!! Rest In Love & Peace I will mourn you until I join you🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😇😇😇🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Why am I getting nervous watching this like I’m really there in front of Tupac...? This dude is a real legend. Even in his death, we all still feel his energy
that was awesome to see. suge had a great thing going. pacs mannerisms are fun to study. would love to sit down and talk with suge or write him i bet hes got a lot of good advice business wise and life in general. thanks for the upload
I am impressed to see the level of quality, production, and teamwork involved in putting a record out back in the 90s. No artist today could stand being a part of a team atmosphere. They want to micromanage everything, and then at the same time they cut corners on things they shouldn't. With this many people involved in the creative process the product is guaranteed to be hot before the record even drops. Everyone playing a specific role, and not trying to step on each other's toes. No mission creep. This is why these records stand the test of time, while all the new stuff for the most part is music we throw in the trash after hearing it for one week.
@Bbblackpenguin Sure. But trash is subjective. A lot of people from all generations across the spectrum think today's music is redundant, and lacking creativity. While the music in and of itself is fine, some of it is overly simplified, and others are poor quality. I think people today are just tired of the same drums, same synths, same flows, same ideas being done by every artist everywhere. Back in the 90s it was looked down upon if you copied someone. Sometimes it was cool for a song or 2, but to outright bite someone's style was considered wack back then.
@Bbblackpenguin I really don't know much music made after 2008 that stood the test of time. At least not in hip hop. It's my personal opinion, that the more people that are involved in a project, the better it turns out.. So many signing off on that song of it's fire or not. But good luck getting a group of people today to work on anything. Speaking about trash music back then, much of it never made radio, nor the underground scene. We didn't have the internet like it is now. So people had to grind in person, and music that got any buzz is all you heard. So really none of the music was "trash" back then. The only music that got heard was stuff that was getting popular whether on the underground scene or the mainstream.
the legendary bathtub pic. who knew it was in a regular ass bathroom and not some luxurious hotel bathtub. david lachapelle (rip) did miracles with that photo.
![2Pac - Rags To Riches Interview (1995) [All Eyez On Me]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Mj8ufirbbzk/mqdefault.jpg)
2pac doesn't want his album cover without mentioning his fan club on the cover....maaan that's what you call love and appreciation to his fans
2 2pac
Hell yeah man! Just when you think you can't luv and respect Pac anymore than you already do , then you see that. Thug Luv 4 Ever.
And did not even mind a phone number where he could listen to folks messages to him
Ruben Rivera REAL THUG LUV
No that’s what you call making money tell the fans bullshit you dumbass
The energy of Pac's voice is crazy, so much personality. No one's matched him since, and his writing style is pure poetry, it's crazy.
Riff raff did. Straight facts
Letter to the President and Good Life are the songs where you can absolutely hear it
Yeah right? When he's "talking" in the Studio Like Just normal conversation, He Just sounds Like on the record and so Just so strong and on point. It's outstanding.
But who is this Guy with the red jacket?
@@ladygia9065 ok
Don't forget the goat nas and still grammy
This footage is like a window of time travel; the phones, the computers, the smoking of cigarettes, the clothing, all of that 90s vibe..
I love the 90s, so thankful I grew up with my childhood in that era. The music was better, the times were simpler.
Right I was born after the 90s and this seems like a whole other world. A good time capsule
The greatest decade of our history.
I miss my heyday (graduated HS in ‘96) RIP..Pac,Kurt Cobain and Big just to name a few.
@@0003-t6x it was another world bro cool just more dangerous. Herb wasn’t even close to today .. we all smoked commercial Mexican shwag that was loaded with seeds(breaking up trees to roll blunts took time to get all the seeds out, but naturally some seeds fell off the paper u was breaking it up on, under the seat onto the floor of the car .). So cops would tear our cars apart and arrest us if they found 1 seed which was their everyday m.o. Some of us didn’t care and started breeding Amsterdam strains w the best Mexican we could find. Chemdawg first made it to NY in 91 but the masses didn’t see that till the 2000s.
What MJ did to basketball, Tupac did to rap. RIP Pac
Great minds think alike I been saying this
Michael Jackson was a singer.
@@ShaneGallagermichael jordan
@@chyrell9987 i know pal, I was just joking lol.
@@ShaneGallager ah ok mb
I met Tupac in the early 90s. At the gas station on Vermont & Beverly in Southern Cali. He walked passed me said hey beautufil black queen. He gave me the most sweetest smile. I smiled said Tupac I like your shirt he smiled at me. Took the shirt off his back signed it gave it to me.Only a real man will give you the shirt of his back. Media & people portray Tupac to be a thug gangster. I didnt know Tupac was blessed to meet him. He was respectful a perfect gentleman with a sweet soul. None of us walked in his shoes. Tupac had devils around him as talented as he was. Suge & death row stole all Tupac money. Im not saying Tupac was perfect. He was not the monster they portray him to be. His life was hard he was still positive. Fuck all of you who try to wreck his legacy. Rip Tupac with your mom Afeni ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ yall 4 life.
Nice.. do you still have shirt.. don't ever sell that.. keep that shit n never wash it lol
Still have the shirt
I will buy it from you
@Black Rose ! Why does it matter ? I would never lie about meeting Tupac. I know the date & day & exact time I met Tupac.
can we get picture
Can we just acknowledge how the old bald head guy with glasses was managing the company with professionalism, class, love and respect, the way he carries himself is amazing
Unsung hero like a mug!👌🏾
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i agree, but nowadays, holding hands touching shoulders, calling employees sweetie or baby he would be fired immediately
Naw. Some cats get a pass because some are not predatory like windstorm gross ass. He would of been liked regardless of age timeline
Aww don't call him old bald guy 🤦🏽♀️🌝 his name Papa G
Mannn y’all blind as hell
2pac was and will be ahead of his time, misunderstood genius
Its a Gemini curse
Andy Zacha smalls was a Gemini as well so on my June 3 biggie may 21st PAC June 17 they both on the cusp
Andy Zacha smalls was a Gemini as well so on my June 3 biggie may 21st PAC June 17 they both on the cusp
Andy Zacha we two-for-one so we see the future
Andy Zacha 6-3-1979 here
This footage of Tupac is unbelievable. I never thought I'd get to see Pac making album marketing decisions, and just being himself instead of being his persona. Amazing stuff.
Man Deathrow had an entire floor in the building. Damn if Suge wasn't so reckless and Pac was still with us, these guys would be billionares today. Damn shame how it all ended.
Real talk. I was sitting here thinking the same thing. Sad, smh.
Know Going Package High
repsandgrooves ageeed easily the greatest rap label of all time along with def jam
That's rite!
Yet they both done, and Puff is pretty much the billionaire
Looking at Pac's eyes and hearing his voice while he was going over plans and doing his scheduling, you can hear how tired he was and how much he was working his ass off.
All because he thought he was gng to dir or because he had an agenda of his own nobody would be able to figure out with the exception of the ppl that knew
It was 1 of two things that we will never know for sure. 1) he knew he was going to die and his lyrics proved true 2) He wanted to kill as many tracks as he could with studio time to get away from his contract. .......im going with #2 ....pac has much bigger plans in his life then death row. Suge was a get out of jail card 3 album deal and boom it's done. Then Pac starts his own label , directed writes n acts movies and probably would eventually become a politician (Not that he wasn't one b4 ) but ya man that's the mystery. Think about when you were 25 years old . Could you do what Pac did. Say yes if it's real and I'll respect it but ill call out your bs . Ain't nobody like Pac or tech with work ethic. match it if you think you can trolls
@@tylerraisl3939 that Panther feuled his compassion and love for his people that deemed him as a threat to white society. He was a dead man walking while conceived in the womb... Just IMO...
@@lionheart4529 more complex then that but i dont disagree with you
On the go, from the moment his feet hit the floor in the morning. A real success. And I'm sure his energy was catching on, with all he worked with.
this generation desperately needs a 2Pac
Paulie Walnuts some artist like myself try, it's just the music of the current generation. Real Rap isn't relevant to the new generation.
Paulie Walnuts they say it’s Kendrick Lamar lol I beg to differ ! He’s not even the bottom of PAC’s shoe sole
Tyree Brown it’s not that it’s not relevant, y’all just do it the wrong way. Y’all stay stuck in the ALLLLL conscious rap lyrics and forget you need to actually have a few radio hits to get some appeal. It’s like Papoose, he’s a great lyricist but he couldn’t write a catchy song if he tried!...anyhow, keeep working brotha, didn’t mean to come out as bashing I’m sure you’ll figure it out.
DJ B ReNN watch 4 the 2nd comin
Not gone happen
I love that we are constantly getting more new footage of Pac. You could see how normal and hard working he was here. He'll live on forever.
you can tell that tupac is still the man even after his death he is still relevant.
Willie Dixon the lady in the purple need to see doctor Miami but RIP pac a real stand up loyal dude
Yup its 2019 and he still is relevant
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Yeah Ppl STILL hatin on him even in his grave.. That's legendary!
lmao no one knows who he is. keep telllin yourelf that boomer
You can tell this papa G guy had real genuine love for pac and all those guys he was working with
WORD🙌🙌🙌
Hahahahahaah he definetly loves them that’s for sure
@@jaiharvey520 if you know then you know
@@jaiharvey520he the one that had pac doing that bathtub scene, weird
Question: How long will they mourn me? Answer: Until the end of time.
Know You Whole Family's Idda Wills Highschool Reddmman Clatin Be Cruuuuuu
Fuck J Jozane Seen Him
He Stubborn He Stubborn
Song at 3:45 ?
Gary Isaac it’s unreleased but I forgot the actual name of it
You can tell Papa G work ethic is on another level. Conducts himself like a boss 💯
Often replicated but never duplicated Tupac had too much charisma for these replica cats!
All these years later and no one has passed pac only copied him.....true genius...r.i.p
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Lil Wayne had got up there, he was on top of the world and surprisingly he still fell. Whose the best is subjective.
Spm is right there check him out the two best in the game dead or alive pac and spm
Facts
@xPositivityx i want know too an he called her Nacy
Steven Jones he really was never at Pac nor will be near Pacs level
PAC supposed to be a billionaire by now with all the rappers he influenced.
BlackRonin Who exactly did he influence?
Robert Fernandez You’re kidding! Who hasn’t this man influenced? Kids rocking skinny jeans, sipping on bullshit, and mumble rapping? Probably not. But real ones with a passion for what they do, definitely!
Robert Fernandez most likely your favorite rapper
Robert Fernandez who ur favorite rapper
jaymoralucifer KRS 1 and Slick Rick
There's an awesome vibe in most of Pac's studio sessions. Proper leader and a huge character. Sadly missed.
Pac was a real dude the last of a real artist.
terry bell biggie and new rappers came 2010+ is when rap started to suffer
I disagree with the last of the realest. Lots of true artists still bustin it
after pac we had Eminem,50cent,ja rule…i forgot at least 1000 other real artists
@@paul-be6jx Ja Rule 50 Eminem they're all Buster's garbage
Dewayne Daniels only buster is Ja rule. Nigga was a dollar tree version of Tupac. Him and DMX wanted to be Pac so bad. I fucks w DMX but he’s a bitchass nigga for dissing a dead nigga.
Papa G seem like a legit boss who cared for his artists. You can tell he actually liked pac music too , I caught him in Rhythm a few times
I clocked that too
I would trade my grampa in for papa G
Yeah seemed like one of the few good guys that didn't play Tupac and actually wanted the best for him.
Yeah but he was gay and that makes him automatically a bad person apparently
@@RareRapVideoz
Dude 😂
A lot of ppl think a studio session is just blunts and beer, it's talent and a strong knowledge of sound that engineers have to have to sit behind all those buttons and bring you the final magic.
That’s what people who aren’t really artist think
I totally agree! 1 trillion !
@@charlita25 no that's jus the reality of it . Have you ever produced music ?
@@charlita25 no offense but do you know how important the producers and engineers are? Do you know what goes into mastering a song? If your answer is no then don't even reply.
@@charlita25 if you even knew what really goes on in a studio girl . Sound dimensions etc.....yoi think someone jus steps up to the Mic and spits their lyrics and it jus magically comes out sounding great? Lol
One thing I really love about 2pac is that he's really respectful to anyone he talks to
I agree😢
I been looking and listening at Pac since 93, but when you look at the behind the scenes of a man and his craft, you gain a whole new respect and perspective and see what you didn't see before.
anthony dyson you are right
str8 up
Illumini introduction
@@deronjohnson8292 atleast somebody else saw that even pac spoke on it
@@deronjohnson8292 51minutes
This footage is unreal, great work whoever posted 🙌
Yes agreed. Ive seen bits and pieces of this but never in the entirety.
2/15/22 WORD 🙌🙌🙌
BET
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PAC WAS DOING FASHION WEEK WAY B4 ASAP ROCKY OR KANYE WEST. #TRENDSETTA R.I.P. 2PAC
Willie Hen Maybe cause Rocky was a kid and Kanye wasn't famous yet
Willie Hen this comment needs way more likes.
Real talk
Wow imagine who he'd be if alive
Big time hugs to PAC
this documents some iconic shit. the album cover, the photoshoot all ended up being legendary
Just think after Tupac died all those people lost their jobs.
RoyalTee it was a loss for everyone even this generation this just sad.
Cody Goins agree, 2pac just left too much uncompletely songs
Exactly
2pac was the 6ix9ine of the 90s strait actor got killed for being a character rip wasted talent
slim shady10 I can both fake normal guys who pretended to be gangsta wen turned rappers threw away there life’s to be something there not end of
papa g was a real one. thats how my parents taught me greet everyone when you see them
How long will they mourn me. -Tupac
Black Water 21 years later and we still mourning u r.i.p
Until the end of time! 😀
Black Water Because he is part of black history
for quite a while
Bury me a fuckin g 👏
Tupac was the perfect example of having balance between a hard and ruthless side & a soft and emotional side, how a real man supposed to be
Men aren't supposed to be emotional but a lot of men are especially those raised mostly by the mother. Most your behavior come from those you associate with. Unless strict parenting at home happens. Father was absent and mother was on drugs. This all plays a part not to mention he was also a Gemini.
@Jaylen Smith Human first, man second.
@Jaylen Smith Is he not human? Was he born a human before anything else? Where's the lie in my statement?
@Jaylen Smith Smh.. You win, men aren't supposed to have feelings of emotion, he's not human, every man raised by a woman is feminine. If we have emotions it will be to our demise. Got cha... No use debating you, you have it all figured out. Good job sport!
@Jaylen Smith Men need to stop commenting about what women know or don't know Especially when they don't know the woman to whom they are speaking.
I’m 22, I was born in 97 so I missed out on Tupac, but I’m so obsessed with the 90s and Tupac this Nigga is a God to me you know, it’s just intriguing seeing him casually listening to his own music not even reacting to it, when me now if I hear Ambitionz as a ridah in public somewhere I’m getting hype as hell, he just didn’t realize how much of a God he would be one day 23 years later Tupac is still top of the conversation, I’ve bought every book this nigga read from the art of war, thoughts of a general to Shakespeare novels it’s crazy, but this nigga is my idol not because of his celebrity or his music but the man he was, he didn’t take shit from nobody lol I just love this guy he even got me wearing Karl kani but yea Pac is my favorite rapper, him, Nas just fucking legends man but yea I’m rambling but even tho I missed this era I miss you Tupac rest In peace
💯
Hah! Yeah I graduated from college in ‘97. From what little I can remember (partied my ass off), the ‘90’s were a magical time.
😂Whoa there bucko, God? That’s disrespectful and it says in the Bible to worship no idols but the father..it’s okay to be a fan but he’s also human like you..🤦🏾♂️I swear y’all scare me
I'm a huge fan of pac but bruh calling him a god.
@@loudpackshawty5849
Everybody isn’t a christian dude. Keep your religion to yourself.
Back when they had to manually zoom in and out and change out tapes. Back when you could smoke cigarettes in buildings. Back when there was no such thing as a iPhone and people actually use to look at picture albums and news papers. Things sure have changed.......with time everything changes.....Man those were the good old days.....
*R.I.P. 2PAC*
I was saying the same thing. It's a trip.
PREEAACCHHH!!
I understand brother keep ya head up
Well that was the awesomeness that was the 90's. It's crazy how fast the world turned to shit on January 1st 2000, hot on the heels of the best decade. Everyone was so scared of Y2K happening that we completely missed the world literally shittin itself at that exact moment, putting into place the complete b.s. that has been the last 18, 19 really, years of everything that was cool about the 90's. Smh, God why couldn't it still be 1995? GO BRONCOS!! SB50 CHAMPS!!
@@kaosalakane1979 Y2K and 9/11 fucked us all up
Damm..fan club was the social media of today...long live pac!
Some time we all have to do it like that way you what I mean.
Man we want you back Pac. No matter what I watch of Pac , it’s always influential. I love and miss him and I never even met him.
Same here, I don't know how I missed it. I guess I was listening to Mariah Carey at the time but now with all this Diddy stuff going on I'm listening to Tupac's music and realized what I missed! It's a damn shame I never got to meet him too! 😮 😥
the bathtub photo crew was ultra serious n when the photographer was asking about the other pics its almost like he knew he was going to take one of the most famous photos of entertainment history.
That's one reason I call him, man of steel. Do you realize how hard it is to keep your hands up posted liked that, and not a flince. He was on a mission.
Publicist: You know what Papa G want when the album drops?....Tupac: Yea I'ma get you a chair, this is ridiculous LOL
Ricky Desilva u peeped that too! 😂😂😂😂he straight tried to shoot his shot! 😥😥🙄🙄😂😂😒😒
Lol. And I'll bet he got that chair soon after. It's like what Tupac says goes. I hang onto his every word.
@@LibraGyrl_ what
@@LibraGyrl_ girl hush he was saying he wanted a tattoo
i thought i have seen evry 2pac footage on utube, this is awesome
Brett Carter *youtube
me too LOL
Brett Carter I know right!! Lol! This is definitely a treat! 😍💯😂
Yoo whats the song where dre stand behind 2pac with the girl singing ??????
I know right
That legacy Solid State Logic 4000 console where Pac recorded, seen in this video being used by his engineers doing some mixing/mastering of the tracks, was the real deal. Such beautiful pre-amps. Every time I use my SSL 2+ audio interface in the studio I always get the vibes of legendary studio sessions like this one.
What your work sounds like these days?
Pac took Death Row to another level 🔥💯
he did
@@tavaresmelton4019 did not
Not only death row, took Hip Hop to another level.
Nah that was MC Hammer 😎
@@lucasm3879 😂
Damn..awsome footage right here , glad to be apart of the golden era of rap. RIP Tupac Shakur.
d247 z me too rap sucks now
Rip baby lane
@@queen-mg4jt Sad but tru bruh
Omg!! Thank you so much for uploading this. I just love me some Pac! 💙😘
AllAboutAsia me too
It's been ages and no one came near to his level . It takes 100 years for someone like Tupac come on this planet...
Pac is once in a lifetime
i love seeing this side of tupac 💕
real talk
What’s yo Instagram? 😍
Hey cutie!
@@jesusdanielramirez smdh
@@blackice7408 😂
Pac was the realest of the realest. And the realest there will ever be. Death row was the best self made record label. They were so dope.
Damn I wish he was still alive killing it today. He'd be producing movies having his own production company and his own label and all kinds uh shit. I often think about what would be if he never passed.
RIP 2pac. Much love and respects to you and your hustle while you were on this earth. You left a legacy that'll last forever. THUG LIFE
Facts
Death row wasn’t self made it was ruthless record’s repackaged 🤷🏾♂️
Rap-a-Lot, No Limit.
2pac would have ruled the world like he said, Rest In Peace Don !
......and that’s no shit. Rest easy, Pac
Damn this shit is depressing. If I had a time machine I would go back to this time for sure.
Mannie Fresh Reddmman Asked
Suge knight will have you in the studio drinking your own piss
So you want to go back to a depressing time in history and engage with all those personalities on that level..lol....just steer clear of the Mob Piru Security and don't use that restricted phone in the back office....💯🦅🇺🇸💯😎
Depressing? 🤷And your dumb ass want go backwards you seem slow
The only reason why I miss those days is cause there was no social media and we really had to link up from house phones to pagers..now everybody in they phone barely communicate in person, so yeah I miss those days when you could STEP to a woman not dm her..yes the 90s was the best era built from the 80s #80sBaby
2Pac be taking interviewers out of their game. His answers be so deep and profound that all they can do is nod and agree. Lol
He is truly irreplaceable. A legend that will remain in our hearts
WORD 🙌🙌🙌
Still kills me now thinking what Pac could have done, He was huge but imagine what he could have accomplished with another ten years Rip Tupac true Soulja
The EAST - WEST coast beef misunderstanding would of been squashed wit 2pacs ONE NATION Album bcuz he was gonna bring both sides together on it. But he got killed. The album came out but not the way that it could have if he were to be alive. I don't think it's finished but they put it out anyway.
Very rare indeed, I wonder how many unreleased footage there is of Tupac. Rest In Power 2pac!
WORD 🙌🙌🙌
I’m from Moldova and I love Tupac. I was 15 when he died. Rest in peace.still love you.
how crazy is that Tupac died at 25?? We all look at him as a grown man and so ahead of his time and he was only a kid if we really look at it... How times have changed.. Long Live Tupac
🙌🙌🙌
Age of a kid, mind of a grown man, that type of human being is rare.
@@danielnelson6903Totally agree! Tupac spoke and acted like a man in his 30’s!
Yep, that character tupac died at 25 and the human and new character is 53 now and still fooling yall.. The end of this video look at ole girl interviewing him he's having to look up to her and he's barely taller than the damn filing cabinets.. He was is only 5'4 and even Michel'le has said it in interviews pac was the same height as her and he had that little man syndrome.. The dude is now older and lives on as Akil the mc/Akil Talib.. wake up people stop crying over an actor who has fooled you all..
25 is a grown ass man what u mean? Its just these new age men that still act like kids in their 20s and even 30s. Back in the 90s and before that men still acted like men at 25
just because you posted my favorite artist of all time I'm subscribing to your channel.
Preciate it family🙏🏿
Pac ain't with all those do-overs in the studio.. LET's GO!!!
Damn I miss this man... even to this day I bump his music.. miss you Pac wish you was still here killing the game.. Rest In Peace 😔
I am a 46 year old woman, and I'll never forget 2PAC. His music is so proud, strong, truthful. His lyrics so poetic. So shattered when he died. My son was conceived to his songs playing in the background PMSL. A true legend of his time and beyond. Gone but never forgotten.
TMI
you seem to be the only one weith an issue to my comment@@StevenSmith-ml6ni
This is incredible footage, thank you for the upload!
I knew this back in the day but in 2020, I find hearing Michele's voice mad creepier
U see that soon as it come on 2pac looked at cd art instantly said "I need the fan club address on their phone number and address" an artist that loves his fans not just thinking about his self these are candid moments I take notice too.....Respect King
"without compassion its just violence without morals" his foresight was insane
Christian Shaw what’s tha song at 22.00
Kj White heartz of men, a classic
Da faq you talking about it?
Yeah a real genius....gtfo
@@javialmagro7 My jam
I wish I could like this video over & over again.
James Fitch u can just like/unlike...like/unlike!😱
17:07 - Pac is going through pictures and for a moment sings the line "watch me bleed" from his song playing in the background.
You caught that huh good eye
Yea me to ..PAC just knew something
*Papa g nods head
can't express the love and admiration and respect that I hold for this man...we miss you Pac
I miss him I wish they had smart phones back then so we ha more footage to watch
Thanks for uploadingthe full video I always see it in parts.
I feel like he was exploited
I just bought the album a original one from 1996 i checked it out and yes you got the fanclub adres on there
Pac was so kind hearted you can see how loving he was towards everyone I don’t blame him for not being loving to his enemies I mean who will, rest in power tupac we miss you
Us Mexicans don’t get enough love Johnny J on the beat!! Rest in Power 2pac&Johnny J
One love to my Mexican brothers and sisters ❤️
All of Johnny J beats slaps. It was sad and sus when he "committed suicide".
We love J 💯💫💖 amor
J was solid, solidified talent with those fire tracks since way back.... "Me Against The World"
Johnny J was a major part of Pacs success!
Y'all should check out his solo stuff
@@ailee3034 😪
What an incredible video. I loved Deathrow Records and this is my first time really seeing how they made moves behind the scenes. AWESOME!
The best album ever made.
2pac was the hardest working artist off of Death Row... Once he died so did Death Row Records,
this guy Papa G was on his job
strictlybizness2013 FACTS. ALL THE REST WAS LAZY LEECHES
Yes indeed
Suge had a real business there, corporate office with what seems to be 40 or so people. If he kept his mind right, he would literally be on the level of Jimmy and have something larger than interscope.
And this is the first I'm knowing about him. Definitely on the job.
Fruity.
Rappers and celebrities from the "hood" may call Tupac fake but they can't match his realness whatsoever.
I hate when I see people call him fake .. true he didn't grow up gang banging but his life was too real he had no choice but to adapt.. I dont see nothin fake about that
Never heard anyone call him fake
@@princesteez5627 lie
So incredible!!! I love seeing the behind the scenes footage. This inspires me to keep shooting video because it eventually could be something someone wants to see in the future or legends in the making.
His manager is so wholesome lmao that’s one of the few people in pacs life who actually just wanted to see him succeed
What was his name?
@@deejayy8303 papa G
@@tyrushbk thanks!
8:41 out of all the 2pac footage i seen on youtube of 2pac this monet shows how dedicated and loyal pac was to his art and fans base.
GOD IS REAL LOVE AND FORGIVE YOUR ENEMIES LIVE FOR JESUS GOD BLESS AMEN
Pmf Lawrence fuck them pac would road on them niggas fuck forgiveness that’s for god to do shidddd
Please keep me in pray ❤ I am dealing with haters on my job and crazy and nasty apartment
This is definitely the g-rated version of the death row offices lol...
i see no beatings i see no piss drinking i see no rottweilers damn vlad u lied to us
HAHAHAHA
Fax they knew they would have company so they were on their best behaviour 💀
They did actually get work done and make platinum hits ....that other shit happened but it wasn’t just a wild crazy shit show up in there 24 hrs a day .........just when suge was around lol
This generation couldn’t handle a Tupac.
Your generation couldn't handle a Pac that's why he's dead
I could
@AngelHoll-pr8fz no you don't
Pac was Humble AF
He was a sweetheart 😍
When you realize the iconic tub pic was in a regular bath tub
There will never be another like pac a true rapper he’s music will never die. The 90s where the bomb 💣 some of the greatest rappers of my generation where discovered and that’s facts for sure. 💯
WORD 🙌🙌🙌
The song and the studio scene globally starting 3:30 is dope, what's the name of this track ?
daryll harper -because of you .... bro took me an hour to find this but i had to find this but i saw no one answred u and i also was looking around but fina fucking ly i found it
apparently its a unreleased song
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@@1031mdr goat
@@1031mdr Word Bruh!..i would HAVE Google for a day trying 2 find THAT✊✊👊👊
@@1031mdr Ay thank you my appreciate it
That Michelle girl might actually have been the true Elmo voice on Sesame Street. I was waiting for her to say "Elmo looooooves you Papa G "
😂😂😂😂
@Patriotbadass stop crying pussy
@Patriotbadass surgery?
All that cock really messed up her vocal cords lmao.
Stop 🤣
Damn suge went from multi millionaire boss to sitting in a prison cell, only time has answers for every persons existence.
SS I agree with some of what you say, but suge is in prison for his own ignorance, and stupidity, look at what jayz is doing, he's bailing out criminals from prison on Father's Day, as if these men are heroes, isn't prison a correctional facility for offenders that committed crimes in their own neighborhood, so he overlooked the positive role model fathers, and decided to aid the criminals, doesn't this has political points all over it, jayz is straight up hustling the black culture for the democrats.
Some get falsely accused and spend years innocent with no justice. That's not always the case.
Mcgyver B .. no one should be in jail for selling drugs..
Chillthefxckout really?? If that was the case then the government wouldn't make any money, the democrats get a huge revenue from criminality alone, a lotta people's think the democrats are good they just don't understand politics, and how it works, drug dealers destroy the quality of life the users abuse kids, they steal lie and steal money,they rack up a lotta medical bills under the Obamacare.
And P diddy is the winner ;)
Wow this footage is awesome! Doesn’t seem like 20+ years ago. Love you Tupac!
Fucking legendary..love how not a single person in public is looking down at a phone like everyone today
I truly feel that one of the MOST if not THE one missing voice in 2019 that could have made the BIGGEST IMPACT for the positive is Tupac. The man would no doubt be a peacemaker. Rest in Peace Pac
his eyes were so mesmerizing,rip tupac amaru shakur 🙏🏿❤️Legendary💕💕
What else do you expect from a Prophet?
One day u will understand.
@Tennesee Testostreone this is a man that talks about things before they happen, he talked about his death, he even talked about how today's society will turn out, that's why he is even more relevant today than ever, he said "the truth is there ain't no hope for the future", I mean look where we at.
So is this ruclips.net/channel/UCirTlJwqLy07ZaC8lrnxBew
Damn I miss this dude so much the greatest to ever do it. GOAT
I rock with PAC Period to this Day!! This was my era and he is a Soldier that is greatly missed!! Rest In Love & Peace I will mourn you until I join you🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😇😇😇🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Why am I getting nervous watching this like I’m really there in front of Tupac...? This dude is a real legend. Even in his death, we all still feel his energy
that was awesome to see. suge had a great thing going. pacs mannerisms are fun to study. would love to sit down and talk with suge or write him i bet hes got a lot of good advice business wise and life in general. thanks for the upload
2pac will always be my brother 1=✊💛
Michael Ezell me too I miss so bad sometimes I use too sit and cry 😢 knowing he gone his music got me through slot
I am impressed to see the level of quality, production, and teamwork involved in putting a record out back in the 90s. No artist today could stand being a part of a team atmosphere. They want to micromanage everything, and then at the same time they cut corners on things they shouldn't. With this many people involved in the creative process the product is guaranteed to be hot before the record even drops. Everyone playing a specific role, and not trying to step on each other's toes. No mission creep. This is why these records stand the test of time, while all the new stuff for the most part is music we throw in the trash after hearing it for one week.
Rlx… there are millions of artists that do the same.
@@arjanpetersen Millions? Where did you get that statistic?
@Bbblackpenguin Sure. But trash is subjective. A lot of people from all generations across the spectrum think today's music is redundant, and lacking creativity. While the music in and of itself is fine, some of it is overly simplified, and others are poor quality. I think people today are just tired of the same drums, same synths, same flows, same ideas being done by every artist everywhere. Back in the 90s it was looked down upon if you copied someone. Sometimes it was cool for a song or 2, but to outright bite someone's style was considered wack back then.
@Bbblackpenguin I really don't know much music made after 2008 that stood the test of time. At least not in hip hop. It's my personal opinion, that the more people that are involved in a project, the better it turns out.. So many signing off on that song of it's fire or not. But good luck getting a group of people today to work on anything. Speaking about trash music back then, much of it never made radio, nor the underground scene. We didn't have the internet like it is now. So people had to grind in person, and music that got any buzz is all you heard. So really none of the music was "trash" back then. The only music that got heard was stuff that was getting popular whether on the underground scene or the mainstream.
@Bbblackpenguin Not really. There were different coasts with different styles. Nothing was the same back then. Everything is the same now.
19:14 R.I.P. Yaki Kadafi.
the legendary bathtub pic. who knew it was in a regular ass bathroom and not some luxurious hotel bathtub. david lachapelle (rip) did miracles with that photo.
azucarmorena5000 ikr 😂
David LaChapelle isn’t dead
azucarmorena5000 isn’t this how all social media pics are taken these days?
David isn't dead u jackoff
It’s legendary because that’s where we New pac was takin it in ass from papa g Tupac is my favorite rapper but we ignore that this is facts
How could anyone thumbs down this video??????? A great vid.
+TonyDeanDriskell. Because, that was from about Feds undercover...hated on this video...
about 5 feds undercover..hated on it...
about 5 feds undercover..hated on it...still hatin.....
at least I ain't hatin' ....and i ain't a Fed...
I'm not in police stuff either ...BTW...
Songs we never get to hear on radio are heavenly dope. Death Row sound was on a different vibe of it's own kind.
What's the title of that song starting at 3:18, anyone ?? Can't find it by the lyrics.
@@proudpolishherbsman2583me too, I’ve been listening to it again and again, can’t seem to find it either.