TRUE STORY OF NAS & TUPAC DEADLY FACE OFF IN NYC pt 2
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if he tried to tell this story on Drink Champs, it would've taken an hour to get through it bc Nore interrupting every 2 secs telling his own stories! 😂
Nore sucks for that...I can't even listen to drink champs...like shut up dude!
Lmaoo on God
that's a whole fact 🤣
"MAKE SOME NOISE FOR THE IRON BEING A ACTUAL IRON!!!"
WORD!!!!!!!!
Math Please never change the fact that u sit and listen to the story more than asking questions and when u do ask its always something interesting 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I think he does that when he smells B.S.
@@MicahAdamsKing sits and listens?
@@peabody573 nah ask questions instead of listening
I love that he said “everybody would have taken a L” and i like how honest he is about everything and how scared everybody was.
Right! The coward snake dogg tried to make it like Nas punked Pac and let him live. When in all actuality they all would have died. Like Wiz and Napoleon said, it would have been a bloodbath.
Real shit.
Fascinating. And awfulness. Thankfully nothing exploded. Seems the most derp version of what happened.
Exactly, it's not about makeing oneself always look tough and hard all the time when you're in situations where everyone's life is at stake , it's about being men being smart and defusing the situation wich I'm glad they did. That's what men do. I sallute this brother for telling this just like it went and how it was . We need more endings like that amongst our brothers and sisters and our people period. 👊👌💪👍👊🤜🤛✊️blessings my brother I just want us to live.
Exactly, it's not about makeing oneself always look tough and hard all the time when you're in situations where everyone's life is at stake , it's about being men being smart and defusing the situation wich I'm glad they did. That's what men do. I sallute this brother for telling this just like it went and how it was . We need more endings like that amongst our brothers and sisters and our people period. 👊👌💪👍👊🤜🤛✊️blessings my brother I just want us to live.
I love the approach Nas took throughout his whole career! Very smart dude and made calculated moves!
Nas been sharper than all them Lyrically, Mentally & Spiritually. Maybe large reason why he is blessed to still be here doing what he is doing @ age 50. NAS Longevity 🐐
Pac stories are timeless...
Pac stories are always coming out of closets 🚪🌈💯
This one is FOS though!
Only depends on who telling them. Lol
Jungles is a fuckin liar!! Yeah he did talk slick him. But not like he claiming.
Word!
THAT BIT ABOUT THE IRON……I HAVENT LAUGHED THAT HARD IN YEARS….
Man R.I.P 2Pac. That dude literally had no clue how powerful his presence and influence was.
He knew he was just fighting demons.
I think he did know how powerful his presence was... some say he had too much power kinda like a modern day Malcolm...
Top of the top
He didn't have much power just immortalized through portrayals after death.
@@randymctavish3728 u r trippin ..He had power ..it ain't being exaggerated...i saw it back then in real time.
I just came across this channel yesterday. Been binge watching…I love how math said with enthusiasm “I want the hour story” instead of cutting the guests off and rushing them to get through their stories.
Math is a very smart brother. Just his style of interviewing and knowing when to allow his guest to tell long versions versus short versions and his ability to chime in with related input. I’m impressed and I think this is his calling. I also like the new additional cohost also. They both add substance and insight.
I hope he don’t start chiming in and throw the guest sentence completely off
I agree because I never liked when Misfit and Knowledge was there, they used to fuck up the interviews…
Totally agree
Agree…Math a good listener. That’s what separates him from other podcasts where the host interrupts or make it about themselves.
Facts! He's the complete opposite of Fat Joe who won't stfu and let the guest do the talking!
Can't remember the last time I've been this engaged in listening to a story
HOFFA always has these great pieces of history. Gotta love to hear these real stories from the guys who were there. The history of these times is so amazing that to be able to hear what really happened is incredible, Hoffa deserves all the respect for bringing the true history of these times to light. Nothing but the ultimate respect to these guys who are bringing these historical events to light.
He can tell a story. Makes me feel like I was there.
Don't worry some of it is CAP
@@new777new3 right..because you have the real version. I’d guess your version pac was more like a super hero that had everyone shook begging for mercy
@@TheIkeman74 😂
@@TheIkeman74 lol I just see this and have time lol to answer your question pac is a human being but a great 1 I have seen over 10 versions of the same story from different people some had biases some were neutral and by adding it all up I smell CAP and that's what jungle is supposed to do and it's a long time ago soo things people can't expect when looking back or subconscious remixs now you know what I think. Peace king
@Rafael It happened over 20 years ago. A lot of life been lived.
This story has become hip hop folklore
Pretty much
Except the only problem is, it's only "folklore" when all of the 2pac groupies come out to defend their bubblebath hero...
If yall actually listened to what everybody is saying, instead of nitpicking over the minor details, yall would see that everybody is really telling a similar story and the ending is always the same. It was over 20 years ago and everybody has their own memories but the ending stays the same.
Exactly
Right. That's my thoughts exactly. Everybody has their own perspective of how it went down. If dude was there hanging out with the goons and right there in the conversation how people gone say he is lying? It's damn near the same story that Snoop told but from his perspective.
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You can't just look at the end. Somebody lying to make themselves look tough
@@la19fit46 But you'll never know the whole truth cause you wasn't there. So you can't say who's lying or not. So the end really is all that matters cause that's the only part that stays the same no matter who telling the story.
Thank God I saw this interview about the confrontation. When I saw the Mrs. Martinez interview with Snoop Dogg about 2pac and days before 2pac's death, when Snoop Dogg spoke about the "park." The way he detailed it, came out different and not as much detailed as it came out here. I'm glad and much appreciative of what y'all guys were able to bring to the table. Thank you once more.
Appreciate part 2 dropping same day 🙏🙏🙏
Rare
The shot of Hennessy lasted longer than the intro😂
Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
The story checks out with what everyone else said. Nas had his goons, Pac had his goons and they met in the middle. Amidst all the tension, they blessed it out, Pac was going to take the Nas disses off his album and Nas was going to fly out to Vegas to shoot a music video.
Yeah bruh I knewww I wasn’t trippin I heard this similar story before, who else told it? , that’s what I’m tryna remember
The music video was Pac's staged death. He still alive.
Nas don’t fly
And they was going to make songs together as well
Alot of CAP in this story lol
Listened to Napoleon and this story has been confirmed from two different point of views. Legendary stories. I'm from the west. They went to the east ready for war but issues were resolved like men. This type of things needs to happen today
They came to NY to do A show grab a bag . Pac want a soldier and he ensnared waging war on his hometown.
@RUclipsBanned30timesButBack Nas never lied. I was with Pac that night. My young brother Mutah (Napoleon) has always been honest. Snoop wasn't even with us and Jungle has finally grown up and been telling the truth the last few years. What Nas says in the song DEATH ROW EAST is accurate from his point of view but he didn't see and hear everything. I been tight with bad for 30 years and I'm not letting YOU or ANYONE ELSE throw dirt on his name. The nigga in this video is Cappin' just as bad as Jungle and Snoop, I don't recall him saying shit and NOBODY touched Pac that night because there would have been gunshots after that on both sides. We came willing to die that night if someone got violent with us. We were for Peace but ready for War
@RUclipsBanned30timesButBack some of the kids in New York were paid by us to wear the DEATH ROW EAST shirts and carry signs. It's called a STREET TEAM in our industry. Educate yourself before speaking in public and proving your idiocy and ignorance.
@RUclipsBanned30timesButBack Jungle never capped. Story has been floating around for years that he barked on Tupac and Suge. You Tupac stans just can’t accept that not everyone was scared of your bandanna hero.
@@meagainstthewrld606 he never said anybody touched Tupac. He said they barked on Tupac. He clearly acknowledged that both sides had guns and that it would’ve been a bloodbath. You Tupac stans have very selective hearing.
This mans story sounds like it's for entertainment purposes should've started it with loosely based on a true story 😂
Man I literally went in got some popcorn for this one lol 🤣
Just finished watching both parts to this Story and I must say this was really a good look for BK... I didn’t even know u was podcasting but this was cool! Respect from VA
The Art of dialogue about to make 45 response interviews
🤣😂😁.... and i'll be waiting
Bruhhh homie probably sleep in Tupac sheets
Facts💯😂
😂😂😂😂😂 this sh## is becoming the hip hop version of the JFK assassination. Endless theories, stories, spin, and content for RUclipsrs. Dj Officer Glad will have a few flashbacks cue'd up whenever this goes viral as well.
In ready
Amazing!! never heard this part of the story🔥🔥🔥 This is why this show is important! Salute to Wiz, it felt like I was there hearing him tell the story! Movie shit frfr 💯
This the best channel for sur! Math actually sits and listens to his guests 👍
Love this show! Way to go MATH!
I love how New Yorkers tell stories 😂😂 this how it happen “ aht, aht, aht
I love how y'all 2pac wives still defend their husband
@@3rdGenerationCancercut loose on them damn cigarettes
@@yrntj1927 I don’t understand corny jokes. Sorry 2Pac fanboy
You on fire Math. Respect king!!! This ep is so big for the culture.
We need more of these stories that haven’t been told to often yet or if at all. Imagine the stories Nas has or that the late, great, DMX had.
The iron part creased me up lol
Most beautifully expressed version of the story any of us have ever heard. An incredible storyteller. He also looks like he smells good. Jungle is just funny, wild forever. It’s funny that he and Nas are brothers with 2 totally different personalities, one chill and one always wildin 😆
Same story, different perspective, always refreshing. What up Math! RESPECT
Appreciated! I stumbled, or it came up on my feed. I subscribed! I am an old (I guess) Hip-Hop head! These discussions, great lyricist, I love NY! I am out of the industry! But I have some great stories! This is excellence on another level! Big up from a shorty from the West Coast and now the South East (ATL) blessings, peace N favor!
Amazing story !! Loved every minute of it !!@
This dude tells story's, like the dude that owes you money, and don't have it.
😂😂😂😂😂 yo that’s hilarious
Thank You Math. Classic Interview! Epic Story!
S/O 2 Wiz 💯
This whole story should be SKETCHED like the first Cocaine Cowboys 🔥
I don’t think they left PAC before he walked towards NAS. I think PAC told everyone with the tshirts to disperse before he walked toward Nas because he understood things would have gotten out of control quickly had they all came face to face with each other. It was smart in his part to diffuse the situation.
Man stop it. He heard him, pac veered off. He's only brave like that when deep
@@FreedomBiafranot what they say when they talk about the comedy store brawl😂😂🤡
It’s amazing to me how people believe stories that are so stupid. Imagine 150 travel to a location for you but abandon you because there’s a crew you outnumber by 120. That’s just dumb.
@@KingstonHawke💯
Half of death row there were street teams ppl (picked signs...come on how many gangsters going to keep holding picked signs during beef)there was no allegiance just hired to hold signs for marketing. I worked in the industry then my family before me worked the in the industry. 75% is image/fake. It's why we don't f@#k with them even before it died to the streams. Let outlaws tell it different fronting like pac till the death 😂
When he said “ I can get up right “ I can tell he used to taking directions his whole life 😂😂😂😂😂 Math like “ Yeah “
Bruh what ? 💀
I feel like Napoleon gave the real story of how things happened.
Facts real knows real
So did Jungle.
Yeah, he did.
If you believe this story or Jungle or Napoleons version youre an idiot cause None of the stories are consistent💯
@@tunnellifemuzik6148 what a plunker you are. You just get on here and start calling people “idiots” for having an opinion. Where you there by the way?
I’m just happy to get a East Coast perspective on this because it seems like you only heard the West Coast version of events. Salute to Hoffa for this one💪🏾
West Coast version of events? That army that Pac had with him were all from Jersey and NY
@@grinchoi1 that army was Jersey dudes loyal to the Outlawz who themselves turned they backs on the East Coast so that was basically the West Coast version of events.
Nahhh def east coast version cause they from Jersey and still live in Jersey
You mean it’s fun to hear the WWE made up version of events.
I've heard so many Pac stories it's incredible to think how young he was and how much he did!Even now Pac's presence seems more solid than these cats in their 40s today!
Different time Different breed of brotha's
That’s precisely why he and others were murdered so young, “faking that gangsta nonsense” amongst one another. And buying into what the only kind of music that their white executives that pay them allowed them to put out. In essence, being the head dominoe that continued the ravaging of our urban communities. Of course there was many more causes prior to gangsta rap music.
I was in NY this past Feb and I went to Bryant Park specifically bc of this moment in history... couldn’t figure out where everyone was at that point in time as I stood in the park but I knew it happened there... also went to the elevators at Quad studios just to be there and picture that day in 94.
2pac dress like an New York Nigga he an True New Yorker
Damn Pounds. I still remember the first time i met you. It was a fathers day sesh and also my first. Now look at you. Everyone rockin yo shit. Sad it took a rapper to cosign yo product. But you here none the less. Much RESPECT.
We need this whole interview champ
I love this channel!!
I love this story.
Epic.
Respect Due to Math
GWiz needs his own show! The art of storytelling clearly runs in the crew! I felt like I was right there in. Bryant Park, standing right next to one of them “diesel” brothers! Lol
Stop it 😂😂😂nagga diidnt say 💩
Thanks good brother. That lord jamar joint when y’all was talking bout native black people is fire need more on that. Love when dudes come thru and speak there truth on knowledge and history.
That gun shot never made me jump the way it did this episode 😂
That's crazy that Snoop lied on Pac like that and Nas confirm that Snoop story about that day was off.
Why do y’all think Snoop Lied?
Everybody says basically the same thing.
People really act like Pac wouldn’t be outnumbered in NY by Nas people
Snoop said Pac has his folks but Nas crew got bigger
Probably cos hes been shitting on his name for a while @FreezeIzGawd0517
@@SFNDMK
But this is stupid!
I have know idea where you live but if I started beefing with you and you knew I was coming into your town, your city and neighborhood do you think I would outnumber you?
I don’t even know where you live and that’s a NO!
Pac was in NY against Nas during the East Coast West Coast beef and everybody is acting surprised 😮 he might have been outnumbered
The stupid thing is if you switched it and said Nas was in Oakland and had Pac outnumbered the same people would holler cap
So y’all really do think Pac is God because he runs shyt Every where!
Then how did he get shot
TWICE!!!!
@FreezeIzGawd0517 don't put words in my mouth. Where did I say pac is God? Snoop has been lying. This mam talking about how he didn't like pac doing hit em up, but then praising him when they were doing house of blues where which song did he play... hit em up. As for what happened between nas and pac, snoop a knob. Them man squashed the beef regardless, and most have said things happened differently. Just like how he claims he's the one who is responsible for bringing him into death row.
this so legendary... my two favorite rappers are Nas and Pac and I also grew up when this went down so this is just amazing to me to hear this story.
Dmx better than both anyway
Facts those are actually the 2 rappers that hit different for me as a child growing up in the 90s no other rapper I could say caught my attention the way those two did.
Pac was the most feminine looking and acting out of them all
Pac was just a reckless maniac towards the end
Pac and Nas is my favorite 2 MCs to
This is monumental bro. Even though I heard this story so many times I never heard it so detailed
Cause he's adding details 😆. If you want the real story go check out Art of Dialogue he interviewed Reggie Wright Jr, Napoleon, and Fatals boys from Jersey tell this story but it was a lot different 😆
@@micahwest2793 art of dialogue is made by pac stans all they shit is bias to make pac look a certain way foh.
@@micahwest2793 nah bro this dude told it the best and it makes the most sense. Napoleon was young back then and Reggie isn’t reliable
@@neverhungryagain2187 that’s like asking your how they feel about u
word and hes definitely the truth because this is right hand man fa real
Homies Story Telling Skills Is Funny As Fuck, Laughed all The way through the podcast 🤣
Bro. This story is epic 🤣🤣 im rolling
This is the one thousandth version of this story I’ve heard. And all of them are different.😂😂😂😂
"wouldnt ever let nas go somewhere like that by himself" importance of even the strongest people having friends
This is history being made. I wish there were real talk classes or courses called Music History that covered stuff like this. I find it very interesting.
Part2 and this brother is still preaching, get to the chase bro.
Ever since I saw the Nicky Jam interview, I knew this platform would be major. One the best podcasts out there. 💪🏾
Salute to Grand Whiz giving his account. There are so many varying accounts of what transpired I believe everyone have offered their truth from their unique vantage point.
This story is always fascinating
This was pure gold.
99 stories and they change everytime. Math we’ll never know the truth
from two different sides.. now jersey hussien dudes who was with pac ... the part he said pac had 100 goons facts... and they pulled out guns facts here the video of pacs Jersey dudes
ruclips.net/video/ufdTuRqhpjQ/видео.html ... check pacs Jersey dudes who was there that night
Like c'mon man lol a 100 niggas back down from 25 niggas smh and pac approach y'all by himself the first time , now the second time he try to walk around y'all while he a 100 deep...say no to drugs and alcohol if u can't handle it lbvs
@@billyking4720 ruclips.net/video/ufdTuRqhpjQ/видео.html ... here the side from pacs Jersey dude that came out wit him bro
@@billyking4720 Those 100 Jersey goons for Deathrow didn't back off, what they did was they went around the Queensbridge goons & surrounded them.That's the part this dude didn't notice.
My new saying before I tell a story..."It's a movie to me"
😅😅😅👍
That boy math said full force 🤣🤣🤣
The iron!?..that's litterly made me lol 😆
I believe Erick B and Mutah have the most accurate memory of what happened. Reason I say that is because neither one tries to make it seem like either side was Johnny Dangerous. Erick B probably has the most unbiased story of everyone, because he looked at Nas and Pac as his little brothers.
What was thaat Eric B version on?
Facts
Everyone wants some views with this fake pac story fatal guys told the real story
@Kingsley Ayeni aint nobody lie go look at video it on vlad tv when.he interview them guys with pac that night with the death row east sign they told the real
Everyone wants to get pay off pac name with a lie smh
I absolutely loved this story, mans a mad story teller hahah
This is actually a very sad story on so many levels...wasted potentials, opportunities, growth, living long and prospering.
When it's all said and done, listening to people like Russel Simmons where they are now puts all this into a different perspective.
Nigga quit acting like that fool won t die in this life no matter how much you live you will die
Pac got himself killed , he joined a gang at the age of 25 & he didn't even last a entire 6 months after joining MOB , u don't join a gang as a adult , u join it as a child or teen or early 20's , u don't try to break bad when u already 25 years old & then except to be cut from that cloth like every other person is , he stomped a known gang shooter & they retaliated on him & Suge for it & it was only because they both thought they was invincible but they was being reckless& stupid with too much to prove unfortunately 💯
ruclips.net/video/ufdTuRqhpjQ/видео.htmlsi=bbenR5NWTdJNlMkR
Never like when people interrupt a story, math always respectful and professional
Math keep killing these interviews brother 💯
That Hennessy Bring The Truth Up Out You 💪🏾🥃
Man I wanna be in here 💪 just to be in on these convos 💯
Nice clip!
Legends are never gonna be forgotten. R.i.P The fallen soldiers.
Wiz brought the listeners right to the scene. Great story. Salute
I take my last post back! Good interview
Math I’m really loving this dude wow has he come a long way from punching battle rappers in the face. His show is great 👍🏾 and his interview skills are second to none really love the course his life is on now. You can tell he’s highly respected among his peers and rap legend also cause they come on his show to tell their vivid stories like watching a movie from iconic moments from past history events.
His Story goes with jungle story I like how he remembered everything that tupac said tho u can tell it was word for word
🤣🤦🏾♂️
Fake ass shit. They trynna downplay Death Row. Everyone agrees with Napoleon's side of the story
@@tonymontanatv_ look napoleon never put in work for pac so I don't believe his tough talk
@@skorwolf2719 Bruh Napoleon had been with Pac since the age of 16. He was a loyal soldier to Pac. You definitely dumb 🙄
@@tonymontanatv_ so what did Napoleon do to Orlando Anderson or Haitian Jack I'll wait
One thing I love about math he is unbiased he's not cutting him off co-signing anything he's saying just letting him tell the story we need more of this cuz that's how the truth rises to the top. Lol tragedy tried to lend son a hand when he said it could have been a blood bath on both sides lol son said yea they was with cops smh
Wiz story is so detailed , you can tell he lived through all of this and his perspective of the events seems pretty honest.
Honest from his perspective. I have heard the outlaws tell a version and from his perspective it was different and he was there
@@larry-zw4mhthey weren’t there when Pac was surrounded, they left him like Nipsey’s homies did, QB had guns, outlaws had razors, you do the math if you from the streets
@@kaizersose7437 man its different versions you must be a east coast dude? U hear the story Fat joe tells about Suge. He said dudes wasn't scared of Suge they were terrified.. I am sure u wasn't there just I wasn't there .. I just know west-coast state of mind. The nip thing is totally different that was hood politics not a perceived enemy
@@larry-zw4mh Im a LA dude. Get it right
@@kaizersose7437 u probably live with n Granada hills fool
Took a nap and woke up he was still telling the story
Lol
This was a great story,salute to homie with the white hat, thank u king this is hiphop history
That’s nas little brother
Respect from overseas Math: never heard this event explained bona fide like that. You let your guest speak easy and he bypassed his ego in telling it raw. Could have answered "Yes" to the question of Death Row taking an 'L' that night but he said, "Everyone would have taken an 'L'!" Salute!
You know he lying when he puts in every little detail 😂😂😂
Peace n love Math
Laughing my F#$KING ass off @ the Full Force comment! Nobody caught that?! Lmao
After all these years I cry for Tupac. So much potential. Beautiful soul.
U are one sensitive man.
the whole room know he lyin 😂😂
That ending Twisted my Heart man.......
Thank you, young man for telling the truth I thought you was about to say the West Coast ran from the East Coast. Thank you for saying both size had respect for each other and nobody back down.
this gotta be a short documentary or movie at some point with Nas narrating it
Yoooo I yelled wit laughter at dude that brought an actual iron loooooooooooooooool
This interview was real interesting.
I like the “just remember” part because i remember hearing in the late 90s that he had once run into biggie backstage and told biggie that it was all for the money.
His pac Expression is spot on and nobody I mean nobody ever told the words nas and pac said to each other
“all 6 blocks & 96 buildings” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Full Force Was ready to "Kick Some Fuc**** As*" 😂🤣😂