Obviously he don't have any potential because he left a blueprint here & y'all are still joining these masons & the world order in record numbers...💯💯💯
That’s why the industry killed him. Rap would have a completely different message right now and jay z, drake, sexy red all these busters would be washing my car or doing something else but not music.
@@gonzaloschelstraete4638 there are 18 and 21 year olds that don’t even have an ounce of Pac’s energy. If you ever been to college you’d know the students, outside of when they have class, the majority of them do nothing but sleep and nap all day
@@islandstreetmuscle5698 MAN!!!!!!! IM WAY OF YOU RIGHT!!!! What did he say in one album " quadruple Platinum" . you know u the shiz when you do 3 songs a day and finish within a week or 2 and you selling 5 to 10 milly!!!!!!!
@@islandstreetmuscle5698 FACTS... thats why today he has college courses, mural and paintings world wide, parades, people be calling him black Jesus, art museums , statue in Germany, on the back of a public bus and his legacy keep growing!! thats what happens when you spend your energy serving and loving other people! He fought hard for us while he was here !!and your right NEVER DO WHAT HE DID!!!! "He had a heart that was huger than any!" the reason why people where attracted to tupac is because he was looking for the right way to articulate humanity in the mist of chaotic difficulty. " -Micheal Eric Dyson
Normal artist would kill to have that natural ability to throw songs together like he described. He was so god damn talented he still amazes me 3 decades later. The best to ever do it, no doubt.
talent is all about practice everyone you hear tell stories about pac always talk about dude was always writing always recording .someone like dre would just write and record and hang it up pac was always doing it .after a while it becomes second nature .you got to figure pac's been writing since he was a teen so by the time he got on death row .it was nothing to him he could do it in his sleep .very few people have that kind of dedication to the craft most people want to make a fast mill and be out .that road is a short one pac was going for longevity and he accomplished that
That first beat @1:16 im thinking to myself I heard that beat before I'm thinking I'm thinking humming the tune that was a sample of the gap band burn rubber/ why you wanna turn on me
Tupac was real and someone I wouldn't want to fuck with, but he also seems like the friendliest most personable dude ever. Gone way too soon. There has been nobody that even comes close to him.
@@loganferti278 do you know the story of PAC and Atlanta?he actually was very intellectual,protector and spoke cup without apology about wrongs done to blacks when it came to the system of WS.💯👑💎
Beats we're starting to change and his flow on them was gonna be legendary we were getting a snippet of what was to come in the early 2000s from him...
Oye desde los 90s tengo el barrio entero ensendio con Makaveli, ata ingles aprendieron eso tigrees pa entenderlo mejor, bro is correct💯💯 Much love and respect for Pac From Dominican republic 🙏🏾🙏🏾💯💯
@@jasonranger5195 Yes it is man, pueden decir lo que les de la gana, que si Eminem es el más duro y demás pero para mí Pac fue es y será el mejor rapero de la historia. Greetings and good vibes para ti brother from República Dominicana específicamente San Pedro de Macorís.
Same here. I have always had a thing for seeing people who are dedicated to work actually seeing them work in the process. I don't know why I guess it is just seeing hard workers actually work motivates me or something like that????? #Respect and #GoodDay/Night
Shout out to all my peoples that experienced 2pac's music while he was alive and the 90s decade altogether! We are blessed to live and EXPERIENCE the greatest era ever!
Yo 96 on Sep 14th, we happened to be on Earth together for a mere few hours. Used "Changes" as the focal point for my senior speech in high school. Got a C, C for Changes 😂
Dude had the whole damn county, two villages and a day-care center up in the studio!!! 😂 ..I'd NEVER get anything artistically done with that magnitude of distraction, lol.. but then again, he technically had a lil concert situation happening all at once.. a grand audience championing on and fueling a dynamic, extra charged performance with each and every tracking = MASTERPIECES!
lol and that was just in that one studio. You had another studio in there were the dog pound would record at then you had suge homies from the neighborhood that use to be in his office hanging out. It was lot energy around there for sure
I know right lol the vibe didn't seem right to me. But this is so late in his career that it makes sense! He was constantly talking about folks taking him out so he liked to stay around a lot of close folks!
PAC was definitely not the best rapper to ever live. He was the most influential sure but when you really listen he’s not the best rapper at all. By far.
@@younggodicarus 2pac isn't the best rapper to ever live. 2pac was a whole concept, was a rapper, an actor an influence to millions across the world. 2pac is legendary
For me personally, pac was the greatest ever. Not only as lyricist, but also the rebellian flow. Check the first cut of this vid, you can literally feel the energy even when you're not there. No rapper ever alive can touch that spirit he has. I bet if we could meet that soul alive, he was the most intense person we ever knew
The art of creating good music is body language, that is why we dance a certain way to different songs, as Tupac would do when recording, moving to the best while delivering your vocals make a big difference. In the finish product he just didn’t do music he was music 🎶 ❤
I totally get what you're saying, and it was very well spoken! I never looked at it like but, but now that you put it out there.. it's makes so much sense
great shape to looked like he took care himself ^^for me if I had to choose id say biggie nomero uno on that side and pac on this end tho pac himself from ny identified wit west and smart to donso cause where your at is where your at ti adapt
Speaking as an engineer, Pac's right - you don't sit there letting all that talent get bored while you're creating the music or chopping things up between takes. Same reason a band should be rehearsed and ready to put tracks to tape when they arrive, unless they have the backing or funds to sit in a studio and write from scratch.
I’ve been a Tupac since my early teenage years. I’m turning 41 this nov so you do the math lol. Tupac is truly the goat of all time. You have to see it through his short time here on earth. His short career and what he accomplished and more he could have accomplished if he still was here with us. I always compare him to Jim Morrison from the Doors. Two totally different eras and music but both talented and young who’s music still to this day lives on and will keep living on forever past our life’s and our grandchildren’s life’s. Both died early. Ahead of their times. Tupac means a lot for me. I grew up with his music also with the Doors. Both got me through hard times in my life and lots of good times with their music. After his released and signing to death row records. He basically was out only for a year or maybe a little less and what he accomplished during that time is what people tend to forget. The albums, hit records, the movies he did. He was a workaholic. That’s the part of Tupac that I always look up to. His work ethnic. His hustle of just wanting to get shit done no matter what anyone said. That ambition that drives someone to success. I’ve always thought of him when it came to my work ethnic and wanting to accomplish goals. He should us it’s possible. Nothing is impossible. I’m a a tattoo artist and since I’ve started when I was 16yrs old. I’ve always been on my grind, working everyday if I have to, late night shifts, customers come in at closing time I’m there willing to stay over night and tattoo them. He gave me that grind. That strive to want more and better yourself and never be comfortable with what you got cause there’s someone else out there hungry or hungrier then you ready to take it away from you. Bless you PAC and thank you….
Pac was a Studio Cat I remember an interview a while ago, where he discussed telling the crew to keep writing, enter the booth and just let rip. Alot of songs can be generated within a short space of time, hence time was used in the studio productively.
Yeah and when they weren’t writing quick enough he’d get mad and try to get someone else on it which is what he did for the song Krazy the outlawz took too long to write their verses so bad azz jumped on it which I’m glad it happened personallg
3 decades and we still mourn his passing....his impact is felt throughout the generations...i still feel it when i think about our loss....the world wasn't ready for Pac....he was a saviour ....a messiah ....a movement ....pac was bigger than life itself...we needed him and we let that slip. Rip king im sure your making waves in the cosmos
I'm an aspiring rapper from mexico I know my limitations I'm not even miles close to Pac but I love watching this behind the scenes of his records to learn the delivery that Pac has. One of the most emotional and powerful voices of hip hop pure raw talent he could record with a cellphone mic in a voicenote and make a banger if he lived today
i wonder how many artists record 100x or more until they like ok... That verse at the start of this video sounded like what was on the album lol.. Obviously before mixing etc. PAC is the GOAT
"You can remix it later" and boy did they! 2Pac just wanted his lyrics on wax as soon as possible, he had too much to say. The beat wasn't important to him, the message was. The remixes came after he died and it turned some of his classics into pure legend.
His exact words were "you can mix it later". Not "remix". I doubt he would have been happy with how a lot of those tracks were remixed later after he died. P.S. The rough cut of All Eyez On Me is out there now, you can compare how it sounded before and after the final mix (which was done by DJ Quik in a marathon session over several days). Big difference. So indeed they could and did "mix it later".
The craziest dude ever when it comes to this game... Gone so soon may your soul rest in perfect peace and forever as well as my mom and my lil' Sis... Dok-m🙏🏿
To think people could even say they bigger than 2pac is insane the billboard top 100 2023 is insane 2pac definitely will always be #1 Original Unique Talent No Has His Voice
Damn Pac giving that room nothing but straight knowledge wow he was head of his time he was insane so so talented rip to a legend wow that's a powerful video 📹
Keep in mind dude would be like in his 40s when insta was popping, so he probably would just be like every other 40 something year old dude, reposting funny shit and intellectual shit and coz its Pac probably political black empowerment stuff too.
@@Will-bn9km yeah I don’t think Pac would be flashy on the gram like he was on death row. He was a 24/25 y/o kid basically at the time. You could even tell at that point he was way too mature for all that superficial stuff but went along with it to uphold the rapper image. He honestly would probably be mayor of a major metro city or some other political figure with big business ties if he were still alive today at 50 y/o.
PAC was one hell of a BELOVED lyricist, poet and rapper..he was one phenomenal beast with a notepad and ✏️ pencil hell the Man went diamond 💎 a couple times in album sales not too many rappers alive have diamond 💎 albums. PAC was just honestly a triple threat who many rappers envied perhaps tons of ENEMIES 😡 I honestly believe if PAC were alive he would have very easily ,most definitely won the Pultzier Prize in literature...RIP BELOVED PAC
Never seen this before and I’m a 2pac fan born 11/24/71 and I listen to 2pac a lot growing up also 2006 working at Capital Grill Valley Park, and Manager and I said the same thing he said in his first part of this video every day
The way he takes his tracks, the energy , breath control
Word
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you know what;s the name of the first song?
@@cmsdc007 Still ballin ?
@@spartamuzic no
It's rare to find such studio sessions vibes nowadays the 90's was it😭👑
@@Yamakazi2000 I own my own studio so thank you for kind words
@@Yamakazi2000 unfortunately your opinion or energy ain't valid so keep it to the other side brotherman.peaceout
@@letlhogonolomhlotshazana3111 nah he’s right
@@Yamakazi2000 so negative for no damn reason dawg
And nobody had a damn cellphone in their hands and was fully engaged in everything that was going on.
To me he is the greatest rapper of all time. Rip Pac
Not only you bruv
I agree
The Greatest of all times.
Pac couldn’t fw Biggie lyrically stop it
@@2rawww4tvkd lyrics isn’t shiit if it’s not impactful… Biggie was just a rapper that was trying to become rich like 2 pac
It actually hurts to think about the potential this man could have had. He did so much in such a short period of time
Obviously he don't have any potential because he left a blueprint here & y'all are still joining these masons & the world order in record numbers...💯💯💯
After seeing the start of the video now I understand why he's gone.
@@konsumer / Stop it demon... Studio time ain't free & this wasn't no deathrow project... Y'all hatred just seeps out all on social media...💯💯💯
that's because he was paranoid. he had been setup in a studio before and shot 5 times. @@konsumer
That’s why the industry killed him. Rap would have a completely different message right now and jay z, drake, sexy red all these busters would be washing my car or doing something else but not music.
his energy is insane
He has twenty five years at this moment.
@@gonzaloschelstraete4638 there are 18 and 21 year olds that don’t even have an ounce of Pac’s energy. If you ever been to college you’d know the students, outside of when they have class, the majority of them do nothing but sleep and nap all day
He did a lot of push ups according to Napoleon
And a lotta energy for a dude that was high a lot (high AND drunk allegedly.)
He has NO RIVALS with ENERGY !!! NO PEERS !!!
"I did my whole album, I know it ain't all that, but I did my whole album 3 songs a day" - it was indeed, "all that"
MAN sold 5 mill on the 7 day theory!! whatever he touched was GOLD!!
@@dominicbrogsdale3348 word
@@islandstreetmuscle5698 MAN!!!!!!! IM WAY OF YOU RIGHT!!!! What did he say in one album " quadruple Platinum" . you know u the shiz when you do 3 songs a day and finish within a week or 2 and you selling 5 to 10 milly!!!!!!!
@@islandstreetmuscle5698 FACTS... thats why today he has college courses, mural and paintings world wide, parades, people be calling him black Jesus, art museums , statue in Germany, on the back of a public bus and his legacy keep growing!! thats what happens when you spend your energy serving and loving other people! He fought hard for us while he was here !!and your right NEVER DO WHAT HE DID!!!!
"He had a heart that was huger than any!" the reason why people where attracted to tupac is because he was looking for the right way to articulate humanity in the mist of chaotic difficulty. " -Micheal Eric Dyson
@@dominicbrogsdale3348 platinum
Imagine Pac with today’s technology
That would sound dope
O cara ia ficar apelão slc
I think it would ruin Pac if I’m being totally honest 🤷🏻♂️ music has really taken a turn for the worse in recent years!
I think this is better more tech more worse my opinion
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
His voice is so insanely powerful bro like wtf could u imagine pac today ??? With today’s beats and sub pac would shatter speakers
So powerful…
It would sound different. I like the old school beats.
Sad to say... He would bea nobody... Like Mike Tyson, Michael Jordan...Rakim
@@WeFreestyleForever check out IzzaMuzzic's 2Pac remixes. Really fire
@@PublicInformationChannel you mean.... retired? thats not being a nobody.
Normal artist would kill to have that natural ability to throw songs together like he described. He was so god damn talented he still amazes me 3 decades later. The best to ever do it, no doubt.
You heard him say that the album wasn't all that himself. So why would other rappers want to put out garbage 🗑🤔 stop it 😆🤣😂
talent is all about practice everyone you hear tell stories about pac always talk about dude was always writing always recording .someone like dre would just write and record and hang it up pac was always doing it .after a while it becomes second nature .you got to figure pac's been writing since he was a teen so by the time he got on death row .it was nothing to him he could do it in his sleep .very few people have that kind of dedication to the craft most people want to make a fast mill and be out .that road is a short one pac was going for longevity and he accomplished that
@@leejee88 mental Calisthenics
That first beat @1:16 im thinking to myself I heard that beat before I'm thinking I'm thinking humming the tune that was a sample of the gap band burn rubber/ why you wanna turn on me
You forgot Young Thug
Tupac was real and someone I wouldn't want to fuck with, but he also seems like the friendliest most personable dude ever. Gone way too soon. There has been nobody that even comes close to him.
He was a studio gangster if you get what I mean
True💯
@@loganferti278 do you know the story of PAC and Atlanta?he actually was very intellectual,protector and spoke cup without apology about wrongs done to blacks when it came to the system of WS.💯👑💎
Studio gangster? Tupac?I don’t think anybody would get away with calling him a studio to he’s face.
fr
Pac was a beast. The energy was on another level.
“Had me catchin cases all across the nation.
Went from jail to bail to barely on probation.”
Always loved that line.
Beats we're starting to change and his flow on them was gonna be legendary we were getting a snippet of what was to come in the early 2000s from him...
What song is it called?
@@dub2theill Called Why U Turn On Me
& goofballs say her wasn't lyrical. That shit pisses me off because Pac utilized literary devices very well.
That was a nice flow 🔥
The real rap god, Pac forever respect from Dominican Republic.
Oye desde los 90s tengo el barrio entero ensendio con Makaveli, ata ingles aprendieron eso tigrees pa entenderlo mejor, bro is correct💯💯 Much love and respect for Pac From Dominican republic 🙏🏾🙏🏾💯💯
@@jasonranger5195 Yes it is man, pueden decir lo que les de la gana, que si Eminem es el más duro y demás pero para mí Pac fue es y será el mejor rapero de la historia. Greetings and good vibes para ti brother from República Dominicana específicamente San Pedro de Macorís.
John 14:6
King James Version
6 Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.
What is NAME this song, i dont now, PLEASE can you help me found!
Ya tu sabe mano. Glad to see my people on RUclips enjoying some Tupac. los amo a todos ustedes.
2pac wrote 3 songs a day for the all eyes on me album😮 incredible.
I wonder if he also rushed the album just to finish his deal with Suge and Death Row?
@@richardmolina818he did
Not wrote but recorded which is even more incredible
@@richardmolina818he did he wanted out from death row fast but at the same time he said h knows that he will not live long and time is precious 😢
Love seeing him in the process.
He paved the way for sooo many artist today. Still talked about and will continue to be talked about for years.
Same here. I have always had a thing for seeing people who are dedicated to work actually seeing them work in the process. I don't know why I guess it is just seeing hard workers actually work motivates me or something like that????? #Respect and #GoodDay/Night
2 Pac will never die as long as we carry the torch.
The real process to make hits !!! Pac was a real GOAT ... RIP man 🙏
Fax Kellerman
I dont believe
GOAT🐐🐐🐐
@Elijah Hardaway shut up
Oh okay
A mindset that can’t ever be duplicated. Pure hip hop genius period!
His work ethic was insane. He really is the greatest.
Are you serious? You must not know about his ENTIRE career
From this 6 minute clip you just made that assessment about him? Stop being so gullible.
Shout out to all my peoples that experienced 2pac's music while he was alive and the 90s decade altogether! We are blessed to live and EXPERIENCE the greatest era ever!
Yes sir
I envy y’all I was born in 96 on sept 11 been bumping pac since the 4th grade I use too throw up west side as a kid haha
Yo 96 on Sep 14th, we happened to be on Earth together for a mere few hours. Used "Changes" as the focal point for my senior speech in high school. Got a C, C for Changes 😂
One year younger than pac love the nineties and happy fifty anniversary to hip hop
Absolutely!!! The 90s hip-hop , NBA, Talk shows, nothing beats those genres in the 90s
All the kids that wer in the lab wit Pac, please never 4get that moment...
they all 30-35 now lol
and prolly each did a vlad interview lol
@@darkskinwhite maybe lol
@@darkskinwhite nah more like 35-50
Who were they anyway?
Even in acapella mode 2pac has so much energy
it always felt like he knew what to say in any moment. scary that he was only 25 and this well put together.
Dude had the whole damn county, two villages and a day-care center up in the studio!!! 😂 ..I'd NEVER get anything artistically done with that magnitude of distraction, lol.. but then again, he technically had a lil concert situation happening all at once.. a grand audience championing on and fueling a dynamic, extra charged performance with each and every tracking = MASTERPIECES!
lol and that was just in that one studio. You had another studio in there were the dog pound would record at then you had suge homies from the neighborhood that use to be in his office hanging out. It was lot energy around there for sure
I know right lol the vibe didn't seem right to me. But this is so late in his career that it makes sense!
He was constantly talking about folks taking him out so he liked to stay around a lot of close folks!
This boy can dress👏🏿 that white was wicked
Fo'real amazing sense of style
It was actually a Dolce and Gabanna fit.
Dawg i thought i was the only one that thought that all white outfit was wicked😭😂💯💪🏾 just the way he swag that shid
Fr 💯
2Pac's mind was way older and wiser than 25. RIP King.
Amen we all miss him!!! He's in heaven though
Genius. There will never be another. Rip PAC 🙏🏿
Why U said RIP ...PAC is ALIVE nigga
Of course not
Thank God.
This is the best rapper to ever live. Nobody comes close!!
Nostalgia plays with your criteria
PAC was definitely not the best rapper to ever live. He was the most influential sure but when you really listen he’s not the best rapper at all. By far.
@@younggodicarus 2pac isn't the best rapper to ever live. 2pac was a whole concept, was a rapper, an actor an influence to millions across the world. 2pac is legendary
@@azteca_619 that’s what I said lol..read the room bro
@@younggodicarus none of these mfs can make a brendas got a baby.. tell me who lmao
PAC was on a mission to finish his album before he died. He knew his time was up soon.
I would of hung out with Pac for a day! For real!
Which album he was working on ?
He finished all three.I got the one nation album on my phone
He not dead and you never kno when your time is coming it was all planned out u
@@mprmontae8153 he is dead, sorry to break it to you
It's crazy all the music we have missed out on with all these rappers that have died young due to violence. So much more potential
For me personally, pac was the greatest ever. Not only as lyricist, but also the rebellian flow. Check the first cut of this vid, you can literally feel the energy even when you're not there. No rapper ever alive can touch that spirit he has. I bet if we could meet that soul alive, he was the most intense person we ever knew
The art of creating good music is body language, that is why we dance a certain way to different songs, as Tupac would do when recording, moving to the best while delivering your vocals make a big difference. In the finish product he just didn’t do music he was music 🎶 ❤
Not body language but being in tune with the music on spiritual level. Plenty of people dance why recording and it's trash.
I totally get what you're saying, and it was very well spoken! I never looked at it like but, but now that you put it out there.. it's makes so much sense
The goat 🐐 his work ethic was flawless 🔥🔥🔥
great shape to looked like he took care himself
^^for me if I had to choose id say biggie nomero uno on that side and pac on this end tho pac himself from ny identified wit west and smart to donso cause where your at is where your at ti adapt
Look at those wonderful kids in the studio.... damn pac had a mighty heart...rip pac Happy birthday pac.we truly miss you 👑👑🙏🙏
Speaking as an engineer, Pac's right - you don't sit there letting all that talent get bored while you're creating the music or chopping things up between takes. Same reason a band should be rehearsed and ready to put tracks to tape when they arrive, unless they have the backing or funds to sit in a studio and write from scratch.
Look at the moves he makes as he spits in to the mic Classic 1996 💯🔥🔥
and when he’s directing the movements are part and parcel of conveying
@@gracie99999 go out to eat
@@marym.3654 can I take you out 2 eat
He worked so fast that he needed a team of people ready to jump on a track with a verse
Hard Worker even in the face of death.Brave, Strong, Passionate and the greatest Mc of all time.
Such a powerhouse larger than life persona and voice!
and always on point
He died in September so this wasn’t long before that. He was in his prime.
He didn’t reach his prime yet he was going to do so much more
I really think this is click beat
Most of these are the one nation sessions so June of that year
@@aidanking7401 facts he was 25 nigga was soooooo young
he died in his pre-prime unfortunaley he would have been a cure for the black community
His love was undeniable. Truly Amazing!
I’ve been a Tupac since my early teenage years. I’m turning 41 this nov so you do the math lol. Tupac is truly the goat of all time. You have to see it through his short time here on earth. His short career and what he accomplished and more he could have accomplished if he still was here with us. I always compare him to Jim Morrison from the Doors. Two totally different eras and music but both talented and young who’s music still to this day lives on and will keep living on forever past our life’s and our grandchildren’s life’s. Both died early. Ahead of their times. Tupac means a lot for me. I grew up with his music also with the Doors. Both got me through hard times in my life and lots of good times with their music. After his released and signing to death row records. He basically was out only for a year or maybe a little less and what he accomplished during that time is what people tend to forget. The albums, hit records, the movies he did. He was a workaholic. That’s the part of Tupac that I always look up to. His work ethnic. His hustle of just wanting to get shit done no matter what anyone said. That ambition that drives someone to success. I’ve always thought of him when it came to my work ethnic and wanting to accomplish goals. He should us it’s possible. Nothing is impossible. I’m a a tattoo artist and since I’ve started when I was 16yrs old. I’ve always been on my grind, working everyday if I have to, late night shifts, customers come in at closing time I’m there willing to stay over night and tattoo them. He gave me that grind. That strive to want more and better yourself and never be comfortable with what you got cause there’s someone else out there hungry or hungrier then you ready to take it away from you. Bless you PAC and thank you….
Man what's the last song
@@user-fp7du7rs6x
MC Hammer 2 Tight Ft 2pac written by 2pac
Ethics not Ethnic’s😂
Tupac is the best rapper of all time. He had rhythmic tone that just flowed like no other
Even in Acappella pac didn’t even needed a beat that’s how cole he was….
R.I.P. to the GREAT
the beat is in the headphones
@@imhuman3333 okay but he's talking about how he didn't need a beat and still sounded sick
@@JJEHUTYY the beat generate in the brain that moves about
Fuck cole it's COLD
@@TheFreakyRobber yeah Cold for you, but Cole to me (figure of speech) (metaphor)
4:15 is the formula everyone should follow. Just keep doing what you doing and don’t dwell
Maximum effort. Maximum Success
And do it well yes
Tupac was ahead of his time. RIP Pac
Bro was hitting that bass . Love it
Pac was a Studio Cat I remember an interview a while ago, where he discussed telling the crew to keep writing, enter the booth and just let rip. Alot of songs can be generated within a short space of time, hence time was used in the studio productively.
Yeah and when they weren’t writing quick enough he’d get mad and try to get someone else on it which is what he did for the song Krazy the outlawz took too long to write their verses so bad azz jumped on it which I’m glad it happened personallg
His songs are prophetic,it's a reason they still sounding new..forever GOAT.
He will always be the king of rap ❤️
The fact pac kept his breaths in his songs makes his shit so authentic
What a legend! GOAT for real 🙏🏾
No doubt
Pac with that attitude , passion , n the vibes !!! Tampa Florida in this bih !!! RIP Makeveli , luv n respect , Peace.
3 decades and we still mourn his passing....his impact is felt throughout the generations...i still feel it when i think about our loss....the world wasn't ready for Pac....he was a saviour ....a messiah ....a movement ....pac was bigger than life itself...we needed him and we let that slip.
Rip king im sure your making waves in the cosmos
That energy, forever unmatched…
He sang through the heart,that's what made him the greatest..
Thank you ...
I would of gave anything to be in that studio with Pac. RIP Pac 😪💔
I wish he was more documented. These studio sessions are epic.
These days, it pays to have that 90’s mentality. Everyone else is on that mumble rap
On god
2Pac greatest rapper ever🇺🇸🇺🇸🎶🎤
I miss this man even tho I never met him. Sometimes I forget how young he was when he lost his life RIP PAC🙏🏽
I'm an aspiring rapper from mexico I know my limitations I'm not even miles close to Pac but I love watching this behind the scenes of his records to learn the delivery that Pac has. One of the most emotional and powerful voices of hip hop pure raw talent he could record with a cellphone mic in a voicenote and make a banger if he lived today
Best Poet, Rapper, Philosopher of All Time!!! ♥️👑♥️
i wonder how many artists record 100x or more until they like ok... That verse at the start of this video sounded like what was on the album lol.. Obviously before mixing etc. PAC is the GOAT
Só pra avisar que brasileiro curti muito "Tupac" o melhor de todos os tempos 🇧🇷👑🎤🔥👏👏👏
Tupac beautiful man Beautiful soul...❤️💯🌍😢
"You can remix it later"
and boy did they! 2Pac just wanted his lyrics on wax as soon as possible, he had too much to say. The beat wasn't important to him, the message was.
The remixes came after he died and it turned some of his classics into pure legend.
That's a good point, pac message and the impact of his lyrics put him on a different playing field
His exact words were "you can mix it later". Not "remix".
I doubt he would have been happy with how a lot of those tracks were remixed later after he died.
P.S. The rough cut of All Eyez On Me is out there now, you can compare how it sounded before and after the final mix (which was done by DJ Quik in a marathon session over several days). Big difference. So indeed they could and did "mix it later".
that first verse was legendary from "let's fight"
Heat, grew up on Tupac a real poet
Those kids in this video will be in their 30's now .. they're blessed to be with the legend PAC...how life and time flies ❤❤
He was fearless literally wasn't afraid of anyone what I most admired about 2Pac.
2pac was really a nice and amazing guy.
Im so glad were able to see glimpses of him in the studio. As a fan, im very appreciative of this. Thank you.
Look at his focused trying to put the music together ❤️ Great Work Ethic 👏🏿
My favorite rapper pac hardest working artist in the rap still till this day these youngsters not rapping about anything anymore....
This homie did his last album in 7 days....🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
that’s nuts how many tracks you think?
3 days my bro 🌃
Pac, you never left in my eyes, you are forever in my heart. RIP
That’s crazy how much love you have a celebrity that never knew you existed 😭 doesn’t it sound pretty stupid out loud
@@2rawww4tvkd Michael Jordon don't know you lil bro
@@flxcsfrr0839 so I never said Goat Jordan knew me dumb bxxch
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The craziest dude ever when it comes to this game... Gone so soon may your soul rest in perfect peace and forever as well as my mom and my lil' Sis... Dok-m🙏🏿
To think people could even say they bigger than 2pac is insane the billboard top 100 2023 is insane 2pac definitely will always be #1 Original Unique Talent No Has His Voice
"The Real People's champion "🏆💯 r.i.p2pac
well biggie goat no compo ova yeya n pac same on the otha side giving balance
The passion😭❤🙌
“if you make errors so be it but what really matta is when not playing with passion...this!” Baytoven
The man was born to rap he was telling his stories sad that led to his death R.I.P my brother
Damn Pac giving that room nothing but straight knowledge wow he was head of his time he was insane so so talented rip to a legend wow that's a powerful video 📹
Imagine If Tupac Had An Instagram 🤣💯 🔥
Lit 🔥
Keep in mind dude would be like in his 40s when insta was popping, so he probably would just be like every other 40 something year old dude, reposting funny shit and intellectual shit and coz its Pac probably political black empowerment stuff too.
That's A Good Thought On This Topic 💯
Lmao 🤣😆🤣
@@Will-bn9km yeah I don’t think Pac would be flashy on the gram like he was on death row. He was a 24/25 y/o kid basically at the time. You could even tell at that point he was way too mature for all that superficial stuff but went along with it to uphold the rapper image. He honestly would probably be mayor of a major metro city or some other political figure with big business ties if he were still alive today at 50 y/o.
Rip Pac and happy birthday to one of the realest ever do it...
The G.O.A.T. . Love from Bulgaria 🇧🇬. R.I.P. The greatest one Tupac Shakur 🙌 ❤️ 🙏
Damn seeing Johnny j and Pac in the same room is Gold.
Reading through all the comments, just waitin to read this one! They were so great together. Love to see it!
Damn man this make me miss em even more every song I ever made is because of his influence and that means something to me ❤ he’s the goat period
the charisma
Ballbuster. Workaholic. Let's go let's go let's go. The GOAT!
He had so much to say in only 25 years on earth RIP 🪦 Tupac
all those kids in the studio are 30-35 now and each one did a vladtv interview lol
More like 35 +
@@andrewstaples8677 yeah 25 years ago, they look around 10yo ish, fasho
Names please
There all in 40s
Prolly even older
PAC was one hell of a BELOVED lyricist, poet and rapper..he was one phenomenal beast with a notepad and ✏️ pencil hell the Man went diamond 💎 a couple times in album sales not too many rappers alive have diamond 💎 albums. PAC was just honestly a triple threat who many rappers envied perhaps tons of ENEMIES 😡 I honestly believe if PAC were alive he would have very easily ,most definitely won the Pultzier Prize in literature...RIP BELOVED PAC
Never seen this before and I’m a 2pac fan born 11/24/71 and I listen to 2pac a lot growing up also 2006 working at Capital Grill Valley Park, and Manager and I said the same thing he said in his first part of this video every day
Intelligent. Lyrical Genius. 🔥🔥
From backup dancer to icon to legend 🙌
90's were really THAT era man.. even the 00's
Vibe diferent, congratulations to best PAC . ..
We Love Pac.All Eyez On U
Pac is crazy, rip legendary 🙌🏽🫡
well you have to be alittle crazy to do what he does