2Pac Sleeping With Faith Evans Was A Gemini Thing. I Don't Know If Biggie Would Have Forgave Him.
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2023
- Billy Garland gives his opinion to The Art Of Dialogue contributor Delray Richardson on Tupac dissing Biggie Smalls on the diss record "Hit Em Up."
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I like how Tupac pops isn’t bias. He’s not completely defending his son and not completely shaming him. Just giving his 2 cents on his sons life.
Exactly. That’s that balance and honest perspective that a caring father will give. What I don’t recall is what Faith ever said. That was the ultimate disrespect and for someone to air it out publicly? Mr Garland says it best.
It's refreshing to hear , cause you can't say anything to pac stans, they paint him as Jesus christ , and forget he was a human being , with faults like all of us
Billy is the prime example that you need a father in your life. billy would have been pac‘s compass. Pac’s fate would have taken a different route, I truly believe that.
@@sweethalia1294 now I know you didn’t listen to the prior parts of the interview, or even worse, didn’t understand them.
Billy was a deadbeat crackhead
I agree a million %
I blame his mothers ignorance
A gd stable responsible father- yes. "A compass"? By evidenced by these interviews, I have serious doubts. Besides, you don't need your pops to have morals and not do obviously dumb s**t.
*He gave the response like a true father💯*
Respekkt✌🏽
Bro pac would be rolling in his grave this fake ass fool getting clout
Facts... Untrue father would have been like "hey that's how the game go, we live that, I salute my son for sleeping with another man wife"...... At the end of the day Pac did that song because it was already planned while he was in prison. So he had to stick by it to get it out the way.
We Ain't Never Mad Atcha Pac😊
He sounds like a wiser man. That's how grown men handle their business. I love Pac, but right is right and wrong is wrong.
Don't get it twisted I love hit'em Up! Lol
That song really hurt Big 🤔😭💯💯
Probably my favorite chapter of this interview so far. This is how a father is suppose respond to his sons careless actions.. that was a genuine response.
yeah i agree
Mmmmm
He ain’t shit . Pac would be laughing that this dude even gets clout off his name. Fuck this dead beat !
@@33GLOCK you disagree?
Mr Garland was speaking real facts, I hope to see many more interviews from this guy.
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I think a lot of the family members have begun to open up since afeni's death. I seriously dont doubt for the next 5 to 10 years theres gonna be a lot of good content coming out and new stories
Respekkt To,
Queen🧚🏽♀Afeni & Mr.Garland🧚🏽♀.
@@tom4208mmmm
Nah we only need him with DelRay
I Like Mr Billy Garland he speaks From The Heart And he’s Real 🔥
Ww definitely know Pac got it honestly. From his mom and pops!
Sure seems like it.
@@glxsports323 he didn’t get his honesty from his mom. SHE LIED TO
PAC when she said his father was DEAD!! What are you talking about??? She was no different from a lot of fcuked up women I’m the U.S.
@@glxsports323nah from his pops Afeni was a big liar
& THIS is why fathers are sorely needed!!! Tupac NEEDED him at that time man.
He should’ve visited Pac more, before he became famous.
All Men,
Fall Short of The Glory
G🌤D.
Even My😪Dad.
"Contentions Are An Sin!
Never Hold 'It' Against Ya Parents."
G😥D Said.
Cherish Whatever Time There Is Given;
In Faith.
G💣D,
Will Be THEE 🧐NE,
To Set Things Straight."
As Hard As It Could Be..Pray..🙏🏽
Pac had his stepfather, who was in prison. Pac didn’t listen to either of them.
@@DarkandlovelyLovely it was to late the liberal modern-day black woman already destroyed the relationship pac was lucky she didn't abort him and she probably would have but the crack head was trying to get outta jail to cop a 8 ball
@@DarkandlovelyLovely yall dont undersatnd the pride and ego alot of young men have , especially with the fame and money pac had , its hard for anybody to tell somebody like that anything , Pac was a stubborn stuck in his ways dude , which is why we loved him but at the end of the day ego and pride can be your downfall
Mr Garland has really grown on me! Glad he got a chance to tell his story💯
“The beat ain’t shit, the hook ain’t shit, the music ain’t shit but they play it over and over again.” Billy garland is the truth just like his son.
He’s definitely speaking the truth
1:50 😊😊
Honestly 2pac life seems like a Greek or Shakespear tragedy. Hope he found peace.
💯
He chilling in the ghetto bro
@@I_am_BiG_Al heaven
2Pac wasn’t Greek he was African
he was 💯 life was gonna go two ways for a guy like Pac …he lives to grow old & change the World for the better, or he dies while the World continues to crumble & everyone says “what if he was here to change this”
This man keeps it real. Finally someone who isn’t called a hater when he says Pac did something wrong. It just happens to be his father. No one can say nothing.
Sperm donor he aint a father nigga!
Eeh. I wouldn't say he a hater because like you said he's his father but I peeped in these last couple of clips he been saying some stuff he saw in videos and not stuff he actually had firsthand knowledge of. Still all respect to him and rest in peace 2pac and Afeni
Already.
@@jackjill8129 FACTS!
Ya I can say whatever I want cause death doesn’t exists lol F off u probably most likely a lil Wayne fan
You can see Tupac mannerism all in his pops 💯
for real, they both use their hands a lot when they talk 😂😂😂
You mean you see his pops mannerisms in pac
PAC is dead so that’s why I worded it like that
@@dariusbouyer8258 nope Pacs his son it would be pacs mannerism being seen in his pops
@@ijumpjudy like we see turd like traits in you. Better start washing your ass, your shower daddy is waiting.
And this is one of the reason why pac needed his father in his life... a voice of reason
💯💯💯💯💯
I believe Tupac would have valued his father's opinion
@@monilaninetynine3811 he started to listen. Remember the father asked him why he spit on that reporter and Tupac said that he didn’t know why. He was frustrated and that he wouldn’t do that again. Do you think PAC would’ve said that to Afeni or anyone else?
@@yvesbony8571to his mother absolutely
I think "that's why I fucked your bitch" is the most disrespectful line in hip hop history, given the stature of both Biggie and Pac at the time. Jay-Z's "I left condoms on your baby's seat" is second because that was only Nas' baby momma, but Faith was Biggie's wife.
Man, I wish we had more years of this guy's content. This brotha is straight up and real as it get. I can listen to his interviews all day. Lol
facts i agree
Word up
Great content from AOD.
Go talk to your father
Truth
Pacs militant side seemed to had spawned from Afeni but his side for humanitarianism and higher thinking was definitely shared from his father. This dude spits wisdom easily. Knowing who Afeni was and now hearing from his Pops further shows is why PAC was different from the rest. Two great minds in one.
People forget that 2Pac was 25 when he died. In my 20’s I still feel like a kid at times.
Grow up dude your a grown man that's wild I'm in my 20s and don't feel like a kid 😂
Right.. crazy to think I’m older than him now and I’m 31. Wow.. I think bout all the time I would’ve missed if I died @ 25. 😮💨
Wisdom can come at any age.
And Biggie was 24.
@@Doknot-tb9ey A fully grown and kindhearted baby. He deserved way better.
This guy spitting gems, cut all the hype aside,hes speaking like a true father,delray asking pacs dad and surprised he didn't like hit em up is crazy...as a father, who would be proud of their child saying all those things, thats why me against the world and are u still down will always be my favourite Pac albums,In my opinion when Pac made hit em up, he was ready for war and ready to die
Even pac himself said "I don't know why I'm even on this track"...
I play hit em up every time I go to bed...it makes me relaxed..
@ijumpjudy You'll die one day too just wait on it 😂😂
You are spitting very accurate FACTS brotha. No doubt about it.
Yeah but he should’ve also said this to Pac. I’m sure he would’ve listened.
Hearing this man just lets u know how human Pac was...he had a father and he was just like any other father that loved and wanted the best for their child. Tupac wasnt perfect but back in that era, no one questioned whzt he did..u just rode with him wether he was right or wrong because of his passion and delivery. But now as an adult Im realizing how wrong he was in a lot of choices he made
If he had the love and guidance he was missing from his dad, maybe he would of went about things differently. But thats what made us love him at the same time
THIS is the PURE FACTSSSSS
Touchè
Well said 👏
Unless u been shot 5 times and your closest road dogg associates possibly had a plan to end your life because you wasn't buying what they was selling and then instead being quiet about the whole incident you and everyone wad commenting and taking shots in every direction while u in prison that is what started it. All this because he told Puffy and Jimmy henchmen, no.
Outstanding post. Thank you for this insightful comment.
He speak sometimes like hes son. Lets give this man some ”flowers” too, without him there wasnt 2Pac. RIP 🙏🏽 and long life to hes Father. I think we all 2pac Stans appreciate. 👍🏼
To all the men and women in the comments who didn’t get a chance to be raised by a father, this is the type of man we needed in our life.
I didn’t get a chance to be raised by my father thanks to my Mom 😢
He didn't raise his own son
@@jojosaylor8996 but he wanted to….Ms. afeni was lyin like some women do to their kids to make themselves look better.
@@PhntmStudioshe waited til Afeni died to come out cause he’s a bum ass deadbeat.
Respect we can't hold Grudges our fathers wasn't the best role models or wasn't there . But guess what we are better parents my daughter tell me she loves me I am a mother that speaks knowledge and protect. If I focused on my trumas and unsupportive father I wouldn't be as successful as I am. I had to really think when forgiving my father and moving on from the broken girl I once was. He was young and was ladies man im sure at his old age now he has and lives with alot regret ..between me and my bros..But once give I give it God and focus on me and my family Im good I'm blessed to be a successful woman of color that is a great parent I dnt go around dogging my father name i live by certain codes and honor. I took my pain and became successful I gave him to God along time ago stress kills and pain . I refused to be a product of my environment, I moved on and never looked back. I know can be hard to move from the pain of the past but we have to my father's lost I'm lucky to be here because I went threw alot you guys but I made it and you will too. I wish we could start a community or network to help those adults that need support heal. Never give up by all means stay focused and keep your crown and head high Queen and Kings #respect
This is what a father suppose to say. If he would’ve condone the song then I would’ve been looking at him sideways.
Right but the song was much needed at the time.
@@OnlyUknow2 It was a great as far as battle rap goes, but the content was trash. We don't want our kids to hear that. I think it serves as a good reminder of how we should not act. Tupac had so much goodness in him. There was no need for him to tap into that energy.
@@OnlyUknow2 There was so much negativity in that song. Like Mr Garland said, the beat was good but the lyrics wasn't.
He definitely talks like a father....calling you out when you're wrong, while still supporting you. People need that
@@ijumpjudy Tupac wasn't himself when he attacked that man. The real Tupac was a kind man who did not believe in solving matters with violence. He had the wrong people in his ear and him being young and impulsive is what made him do the wrong things.
u can hear where 2pac got the rhythm and flow of talking
Man I do not want this interview to end. So glade that pac pop was able to tell his story. I've already said this on the last video but going to say it again. I cant help but to love pac pop 💯
His Dad is a real one! I wish more delusional fans could see this energy was beneath Pac, it was evil and just did more harm than good. You can be a Pac fan like myself and still acknowledge Hit Em Up was just not it. This is how a parent and person that wants better for you responds.
R.I.P. Tupac
@@ijumpjudy Why are you even here if all you do is hate on a dead nigga?
@@ijumpjudyhe wasn’t bc before he went to death roll pac was never wild like dat pac charged after he got shot and da whole East cost was dissin him while he was locked up if all dat shit happen to u it would change u stop hating u come here everyday jus to hate and say he was dis he was dat boy u never Ben around dat man
i swear I keep seeing you comment everywhere lmao
@@tom4208 I see u to my boy and y’all come here jus to hate if u don’t fuck wit someone why watch em
@@ijumpjudy You need friends, bro. Get outside. Have some fun.
I thought pac was foul for the song too but that's how he felt at the moment. His pops is right tho
Pac been through hell with betrayal that would have broken a normal person. I understand why Pac felt the way he felt when he made that
By sending threats to people 🤡
@@ijumpjudy he was impersonating Rick James...fool
@@ijumpjudy you comment on everything Pac related like an obsessed teenage girl, what a bitch.
Ppl kept bullying pac and kicking him while he was down.
I am loving Mr. Garland more and more with each clip of this interview...❤❤Rip Pac
That's that Gemini shit......
This man is amazing. He speaks with so much honesty and clarity and don't forget credibility. He even shows Jayz and Beyonce love which is pure class.
Strong
Tupac did not like Jay-Z, he dissed him in a song. Jay-Z has stopped so many people's bag and done stuff to mess up blk ppl's careers. Beyonce is ushering in the rainbow agenda. He should not be showing them love.
Born out of wedlock n raised by a tuff single momz now at 48 I appreciate Pac music even more he helped me cope with my situation as a youth living in a ruff city💯#MakaveliLivezOn😎💨💨👍💪
He's telling the absolute truth about the music and everything else he said!
Billy talked the realist shit in a Tupac related interview I seen..
This is a real OG dad. Salute to him.
Listening to this segment especially, is why having a father is important.
Billy Garland is speaking the real. As much as we may say "Hit Em Up" is one of the greatest diss record, it's ignorant as hell, even if we say it was in the midst of "war."
We also have to remember that 2pac was young, so he's gonna do things that may not be right, but he has to experience, learn from it, and develop wisdom to pass along.
That's the importance of having a father to navigate him through his difficult patches and give him wisdom or encouragement.
The sad thing is, he didn't live long enough.
5 bullet in his body and half of the ppl he help in the east laughing at him in there songs. ill be angry too. hit him up was the perfect answer. but Billy as dad respon like a dad do.
Tbh I’ve never thought that was the greatest disss record . For me it’s Eazy E real muthhapukkin Gs & what wud you do ….they are way better in my opinion plus it was real beef on Wax with E
All is fair in love and war. Good or bad. We may not like it but hey. It was a great record, but it is synonymous to all of the music rappers make today. So we have to call all of that ignorant if that is the case. PAC just had a supreme affect on the world, which made it even more heightened
@@m.a6141 I'm not saying you're wrong entirely, because I understand how Pac may have felt during the situation. Why he went to war. Getting shot changes you, but that's not the perfect answer, because it only escalates things.
That's what war does.
There's no true winners in war, just continued fighting and looking over your shoulder.
Billy knows all about that being apart of the Black Panthers.
It was mainly about Biggie and Puffy talking in the Vibe magazine. Then Puffy strategically dropping "Who Shot Ya" and using Biggie as a pawn.
2pac was ready to bow out and focus on other things, until all of that. Then you had Mobb Deep, Jay Z, and others getting in it, picking their side. He remembered about Wendy Williams saying he got raped in Jail and he had to write letters to little kids saying he didn't.
2pac was paranoid, on top of enraged, so he went to war.
He was raised by revolutionaries and read books on political leaders, art of war, etc... But he attacked out of emotions. That's the mother in him, and why it is important to have a father to tell you that you may not wanna go that route, think about it; balance your emotions.
Tell him about the impact of his voice, what to use it for, and remind him about his plight.
As Billy was discussing in this.
They were laughing, lying on him, saying he got raped in jail, dropping who shot ya after getting shot (it doesnt matter they say it was made before that) acting like it was all puffy, etc. Hit em up was the perfect and honest answer to all of that!
Pac honestly needed this man In his life,but only God knows why everything happens the way it does....Afeni keeping Pac from this man was travesty honestly cus dude has so much realness they would have just been bouncing off each other
God Bless, Afeni. There'd be no Tupac the rapper you love had he had his father. That tupac isn't releasing all the albums you cherish.
You say this but if Billy was involved and stayed would we even be talking about him now? That’s the only reason Billy is even interviewed.
@@timmy841212 he most probably would’ve been alive and not be around that many snakes and stayed the course on what his mission was on this earth while he learned disciplined in different areas.
@@yvesbony8571 I think we can all agree here.
@@yvesbony8571 no he wouldn't Afeni raised him we wouldn't have gotten the 2 Pac everyone loves and revered. Billy is not God or a savior. Every man on here got a hard on for this bum. Fathers must not have been in y'all life.
1:05 This advice is why fathers and men are important…
I can listen to his father all DAY!!! It makes PAC’s overall story more sad that he died far too soon that he didn’t have more time with his father.
I could just hear Pac's voice when he talks 🙏💯
Thank you, Art The Dialogue. This is one of my favorite people you all have interviewed and is speaking facts to the people and giving Gems. I appreciate you all for Billy Garland's interview. Thank you and your team for this.
Art of the Dialogue? I thought this channel was called 2pac Stories?!?! 🤪
This is why it very important for a father to be in sons life to give him the game.if pac was alive and dad in his life his music and movement would of been even stronger.
Now this is what you call a Father. This man is dropping gems in this interview. And to all the PAC fans you can love Tupac and hate hit ‘Em up. It was a bad move, bad intentions and bad energy. As POP said nice beat, just because it sounds good means that we need to put it on a pedestal. It sounds good to the ear, but that was what I believe got him Killed 😢
Well said!!!
How is that what got him killed but billy stated the the government killed him? Mfs just say anything
Running down on Orlando got him killed……… get real.
He talkin’ now. Where the phuc was pops when Pac & his lil’ sister was growing up poor being raised by a single mother?!
@@azoresplayah he abandoned Pac because he didn't want to deal with the mother. Made another family got married then want to cry victim. And every male that's mesmerized by this fool probably don't have a father and looking to Billy to fill the void smdh. Sad
Pac was a good hearted soul but got betrayed. We can spend all day talking about what he did but if you was almost killed from ambush it’ll change you too! I have experienced the worst experience of betrayal and it’ll make you think of the upmost revenge ever. He was so hurt. RIP Pac
Facts 💯
Exactly
That’s all it takes to change any person’s character. Haters can’t think deeply…
But at some point the BS must stop. Somewhere in the lies there is the truth.
Betrayed by who???
I hope there are more interviews to come with Pac's Pa. Awesome listen ❤
Definitely art of dialogues best interview ever billy is the man first time I ever seen him was when pac was coming out of the hospital in a wheelchair research that video Billy's there
I see why Pac gravitated towards his pops right away. He is one cool dude😂
I can actually see Tupac's passion for people and mannerisms with the hands all in his father. Just where he genetically got it from. Can't hide what the genes tell
Period
Facts
Pure Gems in this whole entire interview WOW !!!!!!
Hell yeah
Now we see where Tupac got his outspokenness from… if Mr. Garland speaks this way at 70, could you imagine how he was at 25? Probably just like his son PAC.
Billy: I didn't like hit em up
Interviewer: so you saying uou didn't like hit em up?
This interviewer is the best
I want Billy to do more interviews.
The timing of this interview couldn’t be more perfect. Father’s Day and Pac’s birthday right behind each other this weekend. Wow
Best interview 💪💪🔥
Mr. Garland..I couldn’t agree more with everything you said here. We all need to hear this ✌🏾🖤✊🏾
Biggie was sleeping with at least 3 different women at the time I don’t think he even gave a shit really and I ain’t no biggie fan
I hate "Hit em up" and I never understood why folks say it's the greatest diss of all time 🤷🏾♂️. Pac claiming he smashed Faith was lame as hell and uncalled for and Big would've beat Pac ass in a fight.
Definitely he was right to call pac a “tough guy”. I don’t understand how telling the world you slept with somebody’s wife now is the greatest diss track of all time. That’s some weirdo, no morals, no values types of shit. The song sounds nice. But that’s a level that you never go with - with any man . And I’m a woman. You just never go there that was going below the belt. And it was the ultimate decision in why he was killed. Pac knew he couldn’t beat biggie in a fight. So, he did that sucka sh*t
@Shay Burton it was more to the song than just talking about fucking Big's wife. Pac actually only mentioned it in the opening and only had half a bar about it in the song. It's considered one of the greatest disses because of the venom in the song and Pac's tirade at the end. I was more of a Big fan than Pac, but i had to clear up yall making it seem like Hit Em Up was a song about fucking Faith
@@brianburton5946 It's literally the only bar in the whole song, the Outlaws added nothing as usual.
I'm glad Billy didn't co sign Pac sleeping with Faith. BG is a good man.
Like father like son, hearing billy talk reminds me of how pac responds to questions. Straight forward , how it is , and knowing what you say is always the raw truth. When Billy smiled I saw pacs smile in his face 💯 that’s his pops for sure
Interview of the year 👏🏾
if Billy Garland came out speakin his peace like this in the early 00’s, he’d be just as loved, if not MORE loved than Afeni. we’d understand Tupac’s story even more. Billy also has that honest/genuine energy that Pac had. makes you wanna hear what he has to say
Afeni gets love because she raised and taught her son. Pac knew who was in life and who wasn’t.
@@DarkandlovelyLovely i said what i said. wasnt up for debate
@@DarkandlovelyLovelyyeah right, by lying to her son that his father died, 1 thing black woman miss is accountability lmfao…
@@JaeThaGeminikeep Pacs mom name out your mouth. We ride for the Shakurs.
@@1stgengamer73 you sound like a socially awkward goofball. go outside
Respect to you sir 🫡 you speaking big facts in this interview.
Honorable Man. - Tupac would have loved his father had they had chance to spend more time together.
Billy Garland is the man!
I've never heard him speak before and we needed to.
I knew Pac through his earlier music like most of us and I sense that care for others and frustration in the lies that we are told.
He's reminding me of PAC before DeathRow
This is So TRUE and glad to hear his father speak on this!
2 Pac Was A Savage #LL2Pac
@@ijumpjudy u sound stupid asf he didn’t kill Pac the government did same for biggie
@@ijumpjudythat's evil for you to laugh at somebody getting killed a murder can happen to anybody Orlando Anderson got killed to and i don't find it funny black on black crime needs to stop.
@@ijumpjudy Orlando Anderson got his crip license revoked at that car wash when them bloods washed his ass 🤣😂
@@bonorton5870 he's in love with Tupac he's gay and has a gay obsession with Pac he want those nuts in his mouth so bad he can taste them he's a fairy prayer boy he better get off that computer and start praying his father is going to ask him How Do You Want It Son 🤣😂
Man this Nigga Pac daddy sound just like him 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
He a real old school, an OG
Good interview. He drop a lot of knowledge
Pac Pops a real 1, Pac was great & havin his father in his life woulda been an even greater asset. Really enjoyin his interview💯💯💯#LL2Pac #LLAfeni
Commercials rap and rap now is sooooo watered down and he spoke like a true father and realest
We in the Gemini delegation co signs Pac's decision to make Hitem Up
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If he had just been Dad... He could have literally told this to Pac in real life.
Man facts
he barley saw him
He knows all this stories from watching Tupac interviews just like the rest of us.
At that time him and Tupac only knew each other a few years and he was still skeptical if Garland being his real father. Ain't no man go listen to a man he really didn't know so with Pac he had to stay in his lane. Hopefully one day you don't have kids and the woman run off with them until they're old enough to make their own decisions because you might deal with the same problem. It's just Tupac us his son. He's entitled to speak how he felt. Just listen before you critique a situation you know nothing about.
@@m.a6141 his fault
Man thank you for this Mr Garland i know he loved you because from watching this it seemed like you would have been a great father and fs its in the dna you seem thoughtful and caring and pac definitely projected the same thing. Peace and good Health my brother
much respect to this channel
Delray and Brother Billy Should Do their Own Podcast Would be Alot Of Gems, Let's Make it Happen!
Stop attributing everything to a horoscope. Tupac did exactly what he wanted to do. He chose to do that.
I totally agree. They do things and say it’s cos of their horoscope
@Tosere Ojeme So what's your thoughts on this interview outside the afeni topics?
@@almightytre3730 I’m sincerely glad you asked me this lol. There are things I also would love to get your opinions on, especially on Bomb1st but John hates my guts 😂.
Well Asides from the Afeni parts, I think he’s a bit of a conspiracy theorist like just a few fans out there. Denying that he Son could not have died over a chain, or by the hands of Orlando proves he’s just a father looking for a more meaningful death explanation for Tupac. Outside the Afeni shii, he is just dropping his opinions like everybody else basically. That does not reduce the insight he brought in by letting us understand his relationship with Pac and his Mother.
@@TosereOjeme You still think he knew he son all that well?
@TosereOjeme What's crazy is that he wasn't around Duke. Weird pac never mentioned him in 95 or 96.. You would think he would mention him in AOM 🤔
Man you don't even need a DNA test to know this is Pacs dad 😂😂😂❤❤❤
Tupac wouldn’t be Tupac if he had a father , it was his absence that created so much creativity
This ❤.. everything happens for a reason 💯.. he wouldn’t be here to speak through his son since he outlived him by a long shot .
Exactly
Alright bro, you are his biological father but you were only in his life for about a year and a half. He up here talking like he knew everything about him lol
Why was he only in his life for that short period. It was his mothers fault. Read between the lines. She’s moving place to place, she got hooked on drugs. Met up with a gangster and let Tupac be under his wings. Read betwen the lines.
@@yusefimmanuel6377 I didn't say whose fault it was (although he admitted he could've done more to find him) I'm just saying don't act like you know everything about pac just cause you're his father when you weren't even in his life really, until he became a rich and successful rapper. You think he would've found pac if he became a mailman?
For real though 😂. Can we get some questions about his life?
😂😂😂
He does come across like that but I guess when you don’t know someone that well it is what it is.
@@odu2014No one wants to answer that 😂
THAT'S a FATHER...
PAC WAS A LADIES MAN HE HAD MORE WOMEN THAT MOST PEOPLE COULDN'T GET IN THEIR LIFETIME SO HE DID WHAT HE WANTED TO BUT AT THE SAME TIME HE WAS YOUNG SO THAT'S PART OF BEING HUMAN YOU'RE GONNA MAKE MISTAKES IN LIFE AND IF HIM AND BIGGIE WAS ALIVE THEY BOTH WOULD'VE TALKED SOME THINGS OUT.
That’s why I don’t believe he was serious about that last girl he was with.
@@DarkandlovelyLovely he wasn't. And the bitch covered up the tattoo of him she had.
The last line…he’s a smart wise and cunning man. He knows the game.
♊️♊️♊️ the realest interview I’ve seen in a while …. Spoke nothing but TRUTH AND FACTS
2:00 FACTS. There used to be a time when rappers were proud of their noncommercial style. Commercial rap was frowned upon.
Mad props to Mr.Garald!😤😤🤘🏿R.l.P Pac! Still pumpin your shit!🎵🎵
I can't even lie as a Gemini I can personally tell you tupac suffered from a lot of Gemini shit
If you know anything about Gemini's loyalty is a absolute must and we the biggest players not that we like to abuse women we just love women! Ask prince 🤴
People don't understand that Tupac was at war with the east coast. Give Tupac he's props because he didn't shoot anybody even when he had all the reasons to. Pac fought with words. That's real power.
He wasn’t really battling east coast. He’s a New Yorker. Pac was still hanging in NYC even during the Hit Em up days. It was publicity. Pac knew Big and Stretch had nothing to do with it
@@tainocruz8968 yes I agree but they knew who did it and that is what matters. You can't say your my homie but can't tell me who tried to kill me. Big stretch set up Pac. Him ,andre Harrell,Jimmy henchman and puffy. Big stretch wasn't loyal to Pac. He was loyal to the streets.
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He was dropping dimes until he came with that Gemini sh**.
He got Tupac’s mindset
YOOOOOOO...I APPRECIATE THIS INTERVIEW ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Tupac's father is a good man that produced a great one 💯
When he speaks outside of what he personally knows .....He just sounds like a regular fan wit an Opinion
I’ve been said this lol
Gemini shit. As a Gemini I understand. 😂.
I still have that picture pac&faith hanging in my bedroom 😂😂favorite picture
He needs to be on the screen more, he's great to listen too
This guy needs a podcast.
People act like Hit em up is a classic when in reality, it was a low point for HipHop, plain and simple.
Perhaps finally, Pac fanatics will admit Pac was very wrong with what he did with Faith, in the words of his own father, " Who does that?"
Mr. Garland gets full respect from me. He kept it 100, and has a solid value system for his children.
He’s saying what a dad suppose to say. I think Billy Garland like the song but he’s saying the political correct thing a father suppose to say.
He's absolutely right 👍🏾