----------------------- 2Pac part --------------------------- 0:40 Ambitionz Az A Ridah 3:07 So Many Tears 4:40 Troublesome 7:53 Hit 'Em Up 12:03 Tattoo Tears 14:19 All Bout U 17:16 Never Call U Bitch Again 22:10 How Do You Want It ----------------------- Snoop Dogg part --------------------------- 26:56 Murder Was The Case 30:33 The Shiznit 35:01 If We All Gonna Fuck 38:26 Some Bomb Ass (Pussy) 42:00 Aint No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None) 46:16 New York 51:20 Big Pimpin' 54:14 The dog pound - respect 59:41 G'z And Hustlas 1:02:45 Who Am I 1:06:49 Me In Your World 1:09:59 For My Niggaz And Bitches 1:13:47 Doggfather 1:17:16 Gin And Juice 1:24:52 2Pac - 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted
It's these 20th century kids saying 2Pac is not even ah nice MC ,,smfh,, they're so lost ,,poor soul ,,bless there hearts ,,oh do they need guidance and leadership
I never watched this whole concert but one thing I noticed is his breath control was crazy! Artist nowadays barely say the words at their concert, Pac was true to his fans by giving them his all on stage 🙏🏿
@@macho.813 nobody believed it was true. Everyone thought he could have faked his death UNTIL that autopsy pic came out and that was undeniable!! We knew then that the young brother was gone.
Sho' nuf. We love and miss Bae. I did get a chance to see PAC 3 times. Let me tell you, he is FABULOUS. He smelled delicious, he's freakin' handsome, and his body was everything. Also, he loved his fans.
@@HybridVideos121so you didn’t watch? Lmao. Just say that. He had no backing track, no hype man or adlibbers, he legit rapped just him. Do better moron
@spiritualNaz NO I DON'T THINK THAT YOU'RE RIGHT ABOUT ANYTHING DEMON. TUPAC HELPED TO DESTROY MANY LIVES WITH HIS VIOLENT DEMONIC MUSIC AND EVERY SO CALLED GOOD SONG HE MADE HE ALWAYS TALKS ABOUT THE MOST EXTREME CRAP. IN BRENDA HAD A BABY HE SAYS SHE WAS 12 WAS BEING SEXUALLY MOLESTED BY HER COUSIN, SHE GETS PREGNANT AND HER PARENTS KICK HER OUT OF THE HOUSE AND HER FAMILY DISOWNS HER. SHE ENDS UP HAVING THE BABY ON A BATHROOM FLOOR AND THEM DUMPS THE NEWBORN IN A DUMPSTER. HER FAMILY THEN TAKES HER BACK IN AND SHE IS TOLD THAT SHE NEEDS TO MAKE MONEY TO HELP OUT WITH BILLS AND STUFF AND ENDS UP AS A PROSTITUTE ON DRUGS WHILE SELLING CRACK AND THEN SHE ENDS UP DEAD.. DEAR MAMA HIS MAMA EVEN AS A CRACK FIEND WAS ALWAYS A BLACK QUEEN AND HE SOLD DRUGS WITH THE THUGS AND HATES HIS DAD. PLEASE. KEEP YA HEAD UP IS ANOTHER FEEL GOOD DEPRESSING SONG. LOLOL. AND I HAVE YET TO SEE TUPAC INSPIRE ANYONE TO BE A REVOLUTIONARY AND A LIGHT TO THE 🌎. 🤣🤣🤣
Man Pac is soo happy on the stage. Not like today rappers. They just do it for money. They go on stage and they hope that it finishes fast .. TUPAC WILL FOREVER BE A LEGEND !!!
Right! The best rap performance! He didn’t need dancers, special effects, or props. Straight raw & it sounded amazing! Thats why he will forever be the greatest!!!! ❤
This man was ahead of his time! A lot of people forget how young this nigga was and how much he accomplished in that short time he was here. Your music lives on nigga! RIP
I love how authentic the sound was. I don't hear no background vocals.. only the instrumental and Pac just rapping on the beat no auto tune. He put everything into his art with his energy and passion. He performed some legendary songs like Troublesome 96, Tattoo Tears and HitEm Up. We bumping Pac forever 🙌🏽 🔥
Lol... auto-tune. Man, you'd definitely get jumped and outed back then if you used something like auto-tune. Hip Hop would never have built the strong foundation it did with that type of lame approach. The whole backbone of Hip Hop is being able to rock a crowd with nothing but two turntables and a microphone. That's it.
So true and I do also miss those crews as well, nowadays they hop on stage with a couple gorillas and almost throw hands with fans, that's a crazy crew instead, firing up the crowd and enjoying their brothers show at the same time, wish I could travel back in time where a live show performance was deserved calling it "show"
@@ManuFvN the only person that had a voice like 2pac would be a singer like Kurt Cobain but the difference is when he talked 2pac still had his voice because it's who he was.
This concert is so Powerful. You see him rapping from the Soul. He letting all out on the stage.....like he is about to go to War..... performing Realest Lyrics...Salute to 2pac and them OutLawz!!!!!
His voice, energy, and performance is straight raw and amazing! He killed it is an understatement! He will forever be the greatest! Rappers now days need to take note! Love you Tupac!
@@kokoyaro“He covered such a broad perspective and there were so many different sides to him, but the best part about him overall was that he was a human being,” Eminem added. “He would let you see that. I used to be fascinated with his interviews like, ‘Yo, what he’s saying is so true.’ He would also be able to trump people who were interviewing him when they would hit him with hard questions - it was incredible. He was a superstar in every aspect of the word.” Eminem’s relationship with Tupac’s music grew even more personal when the late rapper’s mother, Afeni Shakur, granted him permission to produce Pac’s fifth posthumous album, Loyal to the Game. “You wouldn’t be able to tell the 18/19-year-old Marshall that he would ever be able to get his hands on some Tupac vocals and have that opportunity,” Eminem said. “It was such a significant piece of history for me and so much fun. I’m like a kid in a candy store; going nuts with the fact that I’m putting beats under his rhymes. Regardless of how good a rapper someone is, it’s easy for things to eventually get dated. But when you make songs like Tupac did, songs that feel like something, that feeling never goes away.”
@-.-.11 What do you expect with people in the background and pacs homies in the background if it was pure silence on stage like in the studio it would have been amazing
Pac had such a presence on stage. His energy was different. He vibes with the crowd & Snoop was amazing as well. Young Snoop had a different kind of flow to his rhymes
Snoop was serious. I remember vividly when he came out. The man literally held DEATH-ROW down. As great as Pac was, he was an addition to an already great conglomerate, fact!
27 years later Tupac is still talked about and sparking debates he told you all Legends Never Die. You haters gonna talk about him till you die that’s how much of a Legend he is.
What’s with the idol worship of Helliweird satanick masonick entertainment industry created, gender inverted female deceiver sellouts, that masqueraded as males, allegedly? Too pack never died, just retired, wasn’t she worth more to the Demonick Industry club deliberately Retired -off, than when alive, allegedly?
The only rapper to emanate such pure emotion and immeasurable passion when he spoke. The perfect balance of organised street aggression and intellelect and class. Never could be duplicated. Pacs stage presence and live vocal projection is unmatched
@@reefbreaker9350 x was too tough around the edges on his verses although a brilliant rapper and great speaker, he didn’t embody the entire markon Brando James dean like persona pac had. The black elvis. No one can compare to pac s voice or stage presence as well as intellect and clarity
@@JimmyJames10-k7v Every d@mn 2Pac song and 2Pac vocal. Because his live vocals sound better than all the studio vocals. That's rare. Since most performer's studio vocals sound better than their live vocals. A great example is Snoop's live vocals do not sound better than his studio vocals. They sound f&&^^ up. He's yelling and screaming and s&&^^. Voice cracking😂😂
Can u imagine bein on sunset blvd in LA blazed out with a cold drink in your hand and then Pac hits the stage in front of you for this....gives me chills !
He didn't do subliminals u knew exactly who he was talking about cause he said yo name ..no guessing if he didn't like u he said it ...for ex "F$^^% Jay Z" was the intro to one of his songs ..not to mention Get Money
Damn i was about to turn 16 July 20...best times of my life!!! Its hard to beliver he didn't have much longer here with us...I loved this dude ....he was a true original never ever to be dupli ated or imitated......u were lucky to see him i never got the chance and that always pissed me off. I was in Chicago at the time and having a ball..I know everybody think there era is the best but no the 90s hands down was the undisputed truth I wish I could just give it a big hug..I'm 42 now and I swear I sit back and reminisce about those years ..being born in 79 I was able to enjoy everything the 90s had to offer as a teen. And I didn't age either yep all those high fructose corn syrup snacks and additives and unhealthy school.lunches I guess lol
Well I'm no expert in rap music, obviously.. But I think he is extremely influential, even in death. I became a fan since 2 years ago when I first heard of his name and songs, even when he was already dead for more than a decade! Now that's greatness, attracting new fans 15 years on...
Who shot this video? Soo clear for the 90’s! I’m soo grateful to have this video. I was 5 when he died but I had older cousins who played Tupac all the time so I was a fan from then. What a talent!
This made me cry. I don’t know why but this brought back memories of being 15 years old when Tupac was at his peak and me and my friends lived by the seat of our pants. It was a different world. We ran the streets all day and night. So many friendly faces that aren’t here anymore. Ahh to be young.
The best times. This G-Funk vibe was palpable. We were all living and breathing it, in one form or another. You felt it in the air. I was a young rascal back then, too, and damn did this shape me. Tha Doggfather was the first album I ever got - probably right after this concert. I remember seeing snippets of it on the news. Then the "Snoops Upside Ya Head" single dropped, and I was hooked for the rest of my formative life. I remember the hysteria around this show on the news (escalating tensions between the west and the east, etc), and the how the whole thing defined who you were, depending on where you stood on it. It was exceedingly exciting. You weren't just a "fan" back then - you _stood_ for something! No one born later can ever understand what living through this time was really like. Let's just say it was more than the music. Hip Hop was a wild beast mainstream media just never could get their reigns on... until like the end of the 90s. And then Eminem came along and that became a whole other chapter. But this right here was an undeniable vibe for a solid minute. My favourite chapter of the whole Hip Hop saga. I could go on and on... but words will never do it justice. Either you were there to feel it, and if you were, you lived it... or you missed out on something that might as well have been the building of the pyramids. But holy shit is it amazing to be able to revisit this concert and actually see it in it's entirety. I never knew I would. This was profound.
I've never seen a song pac rapped that it doesn't look like he wasn't rapping from his complete soul. Every song, it's like he is bleeding his whole being into it. You feel every emotion in his music. Never be another like him.
Tupac was a warrior for sure. He didn't give a damn about what anyone thought when it came to how he carries himself. You can feel his presence. In his songs and voice you can hear he feels it was a curse to be born into his environment, but he has love & gratitude for it cause it turned him into a G. This man was in his young twenties and built an empire, all why having gangstas on his back and the police on his ass. Most people in our twenties today can't handle their own phone bill and run away from any kind of real communication. If he was alive right now, I don't think there would be a lot of the top rappers we have around today.
Tupac was the king of hip hop and he is forever! The poet, sensitive, sensible and lovely rapper! And the most handsome man of the world in the 1990 ies! Rest in peace sweet , cute Tupac!❤❤❤
Hahaha. Dude don’t even have the rap /rhym talent to improve 😂 Send this to him and maybe he’ll actually quit his “career “.. All these folks are way over paid
@@eddie4195 stfu bruh overrated my ass how tf he a fake gangster and he killed 2 off duty cops let that shit sink in pac is legendary always will be don't get mad get glad pac was that nigga and you niggas is mad about that oh well go cry somewhere else
@@eddie4195 and I said what I said no changing my mind sweetheart idgaf about you commenting about some other shit f you and gone on about yo day honey 😘 it's the truth and you can't handle it good bye ✌️🤣
2022 watching, notice they dont even have eearphones and still rap to the beat like crazy not like this modern fake ass rapers in thesse days autotune and other shit.
May 8th, 2024 from Kenya🇰🇪 and since 1995 when I first heard his raps- full of relevant messages... Tupac is my All time GOAT of all time👏👏👏👌👌👌 am 42 yrs now and still I haven't and don't think I will ever get his Match! His message was and it's still as raw as EVER! I love you Tupac " The Timeless Rapper to ever walk under the sun." That's my personal opinion
Pac is all I listen to when I'm driving anywhere. Driving listen ing to Pac keeps my mind free. I can really sink into each song and how you say you got chills? Every song does the same. He had the ability to literally bring you inside the song with him.
2 of Americaz Most Wanted - PAC rapped the 1st verse with one breath! His breath control was insane.. He wouldn't have coped with 1 lung had he survived the September 7 shooting.
Whoever recorded this, thank you, one of the best live performances we have of 2pac, he's rocking all white, think they used a 2pac hologram from this performance a few years ago aswell
He gave us his all, his absolute all.....and how was he repaid? False rape charges, being shot at.....the very people he tried to give a voice betrayed him, and white people/govt saw him as a problem........it's heartbreaking......he tried give the world a gift and what he got was bullets and cases......that's exactly why by the time of his death he was angry, he was hurt, he felt like he had absolutely nobody, and Suge and death row filled that void for him.....if all that bad shit hadn't happened to him then he wouldn't have felt hopeless and signed with Death Row, no death row would of meant no trayvon lane chain snatching and Orlando Anderson stomping out which ultimately led to his death......heartbreaking......Im still not over it.......there will never ever be another.
This is the rap equivalent of the Beatles roof-top concert in January, 1969: Not to be re-done or duplicated, raw, uncut and imperfect, which is what makes it perfect. Timeless. Simple innuendos between songs, some technical issues which the artists handle professionally and just rap music in its purest form. Then in all of marijuana's illegality in 1996, you see the stars puffing up sharing a joint blatantly before the last song "2 of amerikaz most wanted" - this is legendary. 2pac saying before the last song "play that shit or we go April 29th in this muthafucka" in reference to the LA Riots of 1992. Many cultural references throughout this whole show. This whole concert was not even readily available to watch or even well known that it happened in July 1996. No internet to find out that this even happened. Perhaps it was discussed on radio in major cities like LA, NYC, Chicago and THE SOURCE magazine. I don't think I even knew about this concert until at least a few years afterwards. It was probably available for purchase on VHS but with 2pac's death and the collapse of Death Row Records happening soon after this concert in 1996, the sales and or distribution of this concert was most likely halted until the dvd release almost a decade late. At the time of this concert, Hiphop/Rap was popular, but no where near its global sensation that it is today with billions in sales. Then, the live performance of Hit 'em Up!! 2pac saying "They tried to ban the song..." referencing radios not wanting to play this track, so it was really hard to hear it unless you purchased the How Do U Want it Single released 30 days before on June 4th, 1996. You can imagine the buildup to 2pac's death in September 1996: He goes 5x Platinum for his double disc All Eyez on Me released in February 1996, 2 of Americaz Most Wanted video featuring parody "Piggie Smalls" and a parody of Puff Daddy in April, releases the greatest diss track off all time in June 1996, and this concert in July. He was at the peak of the hiphop pyramid like Jordan in his prime then retiring, but instead he was murdered. Whoever was at the concert probably feels the same as if they learned the moonwalk from Michael Jackson himself.
you blowed my mind talking so much real facts right here bro , i never mentioned all this ... awesome , if you know more im so interested to hear .... fo really apreciatte that man❤️ love fo ma roaddog 2pac
See how his presence dominated every other persons on the floor and he took charge over everything. This is the kind of spirit I want to have. I think this was why they left him to go and die so that they can have the opportunity to shine a little. But while he is dead they are still surprised that he shines more than them. 2PAC the King 🤴. I will forever be your fans till I die.
----------------------- 2Pac part ---------------------------
0:40 Ambitionz Az A Ridah
3:07 So Many Tears
4:40 Troublesome
7:53 Hit 'Em Up
12:03 Tattoo Tears
14:19 All Bout U
17:16 Never Call U Bitch Again
22:10 How Do You Want It
----------------------- Snoop Dogg part ---------------------------
26:56 Murder Was The Case
30:33 The Shiznit
35:01 If We All Gonna Fuck
38:26 Some Bomb Ass (Pussy)
42:00 Aint No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None)
46:16 New York
51:20 Big Pimpin'
54:14 The dog pound - respect
59:41 G'z And Hustlas
1:02:45 Who Am I
1:06:49 Me In Your World
1:09:59 For My Niggaz And Bitches
1:13:47 Doggfather
1:17:16 Gin And Juice
1:24:52 2Pac - 2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted
Thanks homie
Thank You 💪🏾
Thank You
P
Legend 👍🏾
No one realized how fuckin legendary that night would be today.
the Best live footage of him ever 💯%quality 👊😎
About 1 month before his death. Who knew?
@@DigitalRaider1 Yes its the last live from 2pac
@@DigitalRaider12 months
whoever had the presence to feel the energy of this brother's show is surreal, literally the great g thung life
the audience had no idea how lucky they were
🙌🏾 blessed
totally agree with you 💯%👊😎
For snoop dog 🐕
100
Definitely, just like watching Kurt cobain.
It’s hard to believe this really happened and that Tupac was ever real at all. Feels like it was all a dream. We were robbed of a legend.
Well said mate
Bro that’s how I feel about pac and I was born in 90 but he just bigger than life the footage looks fake almost in a way like a movie
ikr it’s almost as if he was a fairytale, a icon to say the least 🐐
One of kind legend
Man you broke that down very well. Sheeesh man.
27 years later i'm still here watching this in 2024 😍
Me too
Here we still are!! Energy is unique
straight facts 🔥
28 years
Your not alone my friend
The sound quality of this video is incredible.. Better than the sound of todays concerts
So true
Facts PAC Voice Was Powerful
yea bra u can listen to it in the car
STG💯‼️🔥
YES
People make me laugh when they say 2pac ain't the greatest of all time
Eminem will tremble in front of Tupac
@@janahYT Biggie and Nas didn't😎😎
Word up !!!
It's these 20th century kids saying 2Pac is not even ah nice MC ,,smfh,, they're so lost ,,poor soul ,,bless there hearts ,,oh do they need guidance and leadership
Bruce, 2pac just simply is NOT the greatest of all time. Now go laugh your ass off and have a good weekend bro 👌
This man had more energy than 95% of the greatest hip hop artists alive or to ever do it. Insane.
he put all that out in like 3 years lol while doing all those movies that shits crazy.
he knew he could die anytime
Busta rhymes live is better
95% ? what 5% was more energetic?
@@brotherhood5414 lmao yea especially when he falling off the stage with OT Genesis
I never watched this whole concert but one thing I noticed is his breath control was crazy! Artist nowadays barely say the words at their concert, Pac was true to his fans by giving them his all on stage 🙏🏿
& Pac was mobile… dude was in shape lol
#1 For Life💯❤🙏🏾❤😘💥💋💯
Breathe control? But he was coughing and drinking water by the end of the first song..😏😏😏😏
What was it like when he died
@@macho.813 nobody believed it was true. Everyone thought he could have faked his death UNTIL that autopsy pic came out and that was undeniable!! We knew then that the young brother was gone.
This is the closest I'll ever get to a Tupac concert. I was 3 when he died. RIP to the greatest rapper off all time.
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biggie4life
Same here
@@kuzy2726 that fat ass was only known for rhyming and using other people's beats.........No One plays Fatso beats lol
Same brother
PAC voice projection is crazy, no adlibing just straight spitin
Power voice
He actually got the Outlawz to do his adlibs
PAC’s vocal timbre and projection was powerful as hxll
Niggaz been in the industry for 20+ years but could never reach this level of influence!
LONG LIVE PAC!
To all the 2PAC Fans we all share the same pain, I love y'all.
Fr
Sho' nuf. We love and miss Bae. I did get a chance to see PAC 3 times. Let me tell you, he is FABULOUS. He smelled delicious, he's freakin' handsome, and his body was everything. Also, he loved his fans.
@@287mvpatrick1 Really?
❤
@@keishamckoy6135 lucky
Who’s here after Kendrick’s the Pop Out 👋🏾?
The Pop Out was basically the House Of Blues of our generation😂
Had to go back here after the Kendrick Lamar Show dissing drake LMAO
Kendrick really revived the spirit of pac yesterday damn
Man I was just thinking the same when I saw this.
Stop this. 2 pac rapping over beat only. Lamar rapping over beat with recorded vocals.
@@HybridVideos121so you didn’t watch? Lmao. Just say that. He had no backing track, no hype man or adlibbers, he legit rapped just him. Do better moron
@@HybridVideos121Ummm no. Go check your ears bc Kendrick was rapping every word LIVE with no backtrack
What a LEGEND!!! He accomplished more in 25years of life than most people do in an entire lifetime.
😂😂😂
@@barringtonedwards7008you laughing but it’s the truth.
What was that exactly?
@spiritualNaz
NO I DON'T THINK THAT YOU'RE RIGHT ABOUT ANYTHING DEMON.
TUPAC HELPED TO DESTROY MANY LIVES WITH HIS VIOLENT DEMONIC MUSIC AND EVERY SO CALLED GOOD SONG HE MADE HE ALWAYS TALKS ABOUT THE MOST EXTREME CRAP.
IN BRENDA HAD A BABY HE SAYS SHE WAS 12 WAS BEING SEXUALLY MOLESTED BY HER COUSIN, SHE GETS PREGNANT AND HER PARENTS KICK HER OUT OF THE HOUSE AND HER FAMILY DISOWNS HER.
SHE ENDS UP HAVING THE BABY ON A BATHROOM FLOOR AND THEM DUMPS THE NEWBORN IN A DUMPSTER.
HER FAMILY THEN TAKES HER BACK IN AND SHE IS TOLD THAT SHE NEEDS TO MAKE MONEY TO HELP OUT WITH BILLS AND STUFF AND ENDS UP AS A PROSTITUTE ON DRUGS WHILE SELLING CRACK AND THEN SHE ENDS UP DEAD..
DEAR MAMA HIS MAMA EVEN AS A CRACK FIEND WAS ALWAYS A BLACK QUEEN AND HE SOLD DRUGS WITH THE THUGS AND HATES HIS DAD.
PLEASE.
KEEP YA HEAD UP IS ANOTHER FEEL GOOD DEPRESSING SONG.
LOLOL.
AND I HAVE YET TO SEE TUPAC INSPIRE ANYONE TO BE A REVOLUTIONARY AND A LIGHT TO THE 🌎.
🤣🤣🤣
@@SpiritualNaz
NO SILLY DELUSIONAL HUMAN.
TUPAC IS A DEVIL JUST LIKE YOU
Man Pac is soo happy on the stage. Not like today rappers. They just do it for money. They go on stage and they hope that it finishes fast .. TUPAC WILL FOREVER BE A LEGEND !!!
find something you’d do for free..
that’s your passion
@@gracie99999 yupp
Snoop performed with all the OGs yet is the only one still alive. I personally think Snoop is a sell out.
Ayeeee mf Ayeee
True what you Saying today's rappers there's like no hope. legends stay alive
Im 86 year old. And still listen to him.
bro c’mon lol
haha you a real O'g 😂😎👌
(Kevin hart voice) DAMN!!!!!
@Gonzalo Gaspar no cap
I am 63
kendrick is truly the reincarnation man that juneteenth concert was this exact moment
27 years later and we still miss you pac 🙏🏾🕊️ the greatest forever 💯.
Here
@@darealjaycitv9598 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🕊️🕊️🕊️
Crazy that 27 years later - over 1/4th of a century - and they just arrested someone.
@@TimeNappeople are still saying puffy was behind it
😂
Now this is what you call a concert ! No bs , straight rapping great energy
Bro for real. these new corny rappers these days can’t compete with this
Right! The best rap performance! He didn’t need dancers, special effects, or props. Straight raw & it sounded amazing! Thats why he will forever be the greatest!!!! ❤
2pac set the scale so high to this day still can't be reached
Not at all
Still till this day ❤️❤️❤️
fr
That's why rappers discredit Pac cause the bar he set is too high.
Agreed 1000000 %%%%
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the quality of this video 💯💪🏽
Tupac's voice is just powerful af! ✊🏽 There'll never be anybody like him, ever. 2Pac 4ever! ♾
Agreed
This man was ahead of his time! A lot of people forget how young this nigga was and how much he accomplished in that short time he was here. Your music lives on nigga! RIP
It is crazy because even I forget he was soo young.....his soul was much much older
Oh wow
his stage presence is unmatched
The Snoop and Dogg Pound portion was better.
His entrance and that star attitude, totally outshined everybody
Shit, he's barely human, moves like eternal fire
I wish I could have seen Pac live. I live in Connecticut. He never did a show here.
Nicely said bro!!!
I love how authentic the sound was. I don't hear no background vocals.. only the instrumental and Pac just rapping on the beat no auto tune. He put everything into his art with his energy and passion. He performed some legendary songs like Troublesome 96, Tattoo Tears and HitEm Up. We bumping Pac forever 🙌🏽 🔥
No crap mate just pure 🔥 there’ll never be another like him
Cringe
@@JimmyJames10-k7v says the loser that comments on same video multiple times fucking 13 year old retard 😭😭😭💀💀💀
Lol... auto-tune. Man, you'd definitely get jumped and outed back then if you used something like auto-tune. Hip Hop would never have built the strong foundation it did with that type of lame approach.
The whole backbone of Hip Hop is being able to rock a crowd with nothing but two turntables and a microphone. That's it.
So true and I do also miss those crews as well, nowadays they hop on stage with a couple gorillas and almost throw hands with fans, that's a crazy crew instead, firing up the crowd and enjoying their brothers show at the same time, wish I could travel back in time where a live show performance was deserved calling it "show"
This is when rap was REAL and not just for clout & views. Rest Easy Tupac 🌟
Yea
It was ALL ABOUT clout and views
but without smartphones and social media
@@unclephillymya Oh so getting set up to get robbed and shot 5xs is set up for clout? Go do your home work cuz two men died over that beef.
His songs never get old still bumping in 2023 legend
Grab your glocks when you see 2pac 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
2022 & still watching this.. R.I.P to 2 Pac the greatest of all time
Right now
Me 2
🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾
✌️😎✌️
Still shed tears from london
Whoever Mastered This, is a Genius!!!!!!
The sound quality is EXCELLENT
Who
Else is
Rocking this
In 2024….💪❤️
22:15 😊😊 “how do u want it”
He is the Greatest of all time
✋🏽✋🏽
Tupac was on a mission in this concert. He's the greatest entertainer
OMG THE QUALITY! Feels like it was filmed in modern time, thank you!
I was thinking the same thing! What a treat to view this with such great quality
You got a real point.....the quality is nice!
I was looking for this comment!
Honestly the quality is so good that it doesn't even look like the 90s
What was it like when he died
Kendrick at the forum brought me back here 🐐x🐐
Same
Who came back after Kendrick’s performance
mee
🫡
No one EVER can compare his voice..
casinovs tha don and blac haze
cames near to his style
Mr. G Reality
@@ManuFvN the only person that had a voice like 2pac would be a singer like Kurt Cobain but the difference is when he talked 2pac still had his voice because it's who he was.
@@ManuFvN they trash compare to tupac
Definitely nobody has ever had the voice and ruthless sound like Pac had and he sounds the exact same live as he did in the studio
You can feel the energy in this concert!!!
Tupac voice alone is a gift, that’s why even if he curse, we don’t care. He had a gift that attracted everyone of us
Bashir 🎉
Who’s here after Ken & friends?
Fan or not; How ANYONE could argue about this type of natural talent is incomprehensible! R.I.P. You & Shock won't be bored
amen friend
This concert is so Powerful. You see him rapping from the Soul. He letting all out on the stage.....like he is about to go to War..... performing Realest Lyrics...Salute to 2pac and them OutLawz!!!!!
His voice, energy, and performance is straight raw and amazing! He killed it is an understatement! He will forever be the greatest! Rappers now days need to take note! Love you Tupac!
Don't you care what Eminem thinks if he sees your comment? He calls himself the "rap god"
I’ve studied his live performances lol he is so legit .. I wish I was there. He is the kind of rap😊
His voice is better on his actual records. His voice live just isn’t it.
@@kokoyaro“He covered such a broad perspective and there were so many different sides to him, but the best part about him overall was that he was a human being,” Eminem added. “He would let you see that. I used to be fascinated with his interviews like, ‘Yo, what he’s saying is so true.’ He would also be able to trump people who were interviewing him when they would hit him with hard questions - it was incredible. He was a superstar in every aspect of the word.”
Eminem’s relationship with Tupac’s music grew even more personal when the late rapper’s mother, Afeni Shakur, granted him permission to produce Pac’s fifth posthumous album, Loyal to the Game.
“You wouldn’t be able to tell the 18/19-year-old Marshall that he would ever be able to get his hands on some Tupac vocals and have that opportunity,” Eminem said. “It was such a significant piece of history for me and so much fun. I’m like a kid in a candy store; going nuts with the fact that I’m putting beats under his rhymes. Regardless of how good a rapper someone is, it’s easy for things to eventually get dated. But when you make songs like Tupac did, songs that feel like something, that feeling never goes away.”
@-.-.11 What do you expect with people in the background and pacs homies in the background if it was pure silence on stage like in the studio it would have been amazing
Pac had such a presence on stage. His energy was different. He vibes with the crowd & Snoop was amazing as well. Young Snoop had a different kind of flow to his rhymes
Their interaction gets very interesting at one point.
We were CRIPS! Of course our flow was different KEEZNUH
Snoop was serious. I remember vividly when he came out. The man literally held DEATH-ROW down.
As great as Pac was, he was an addition to an already great conglomerate, fact!
Yeah his flow was better back then
Just like X!!
27 years later Tupac is still talked about and sparking debates he told you all Legends Never Die. You haters gonna talk about him till you die that’s how much of a Legend he is.
❤❤
He was such a Poet.. in so many ways. The world was not ready for a real one like Pac. He definitely had so much more to give.
Hello how are you doing today??
@@honestmark6681 lol
Real talk
What’s with the idol worship of Helliweird satanick masonick entertainment industry created, gender inverted female deceiver sellouts, that masqueraded as males, allegedly?
Too pack never died, just retired, wasn’t she worth more to the Demonick Industry club deliberately
Retired -off, than when alive, allegedly?
This is what Kendrick just did tonight
Only 1M views? This is like one of the most iconic rap concerts of all time. Crazy stuff
The only rapper to emanate such pure emotion and immeasurable passion when he spoke. The perfect balance of organised street aggression and intellelect and class. Never could be duplicated. Pacs stage presence and live vocal projection is unmatched
Underrated comment
That z why keep watching his shows
Listen to nbayoungboy
DMX?
@@reefbreaker9350 x was too tough around the edges on his verses although a brilliant rapper and great speaker, he didn’t embody the entire markon Brando James dean like persona pac had. The black elvis. No one can compare to pac s voice or stage presence as well as intellect and clarity
YOU know its good when the live concert sounds better than the studio version.
RIGHT
facts
What song ?
@@JimmyJames10-k7v Every d@mn 2Pac song and 2Pac vocal. Because his live vocals sound better than all the studio vocals. That's rare. Since most performer's studio vocals sound better than their live vocals. A great example is Snoop's live vocals do not sound better than his studio vocals. They sound f&&^^ up. He's yelling and screaming and s&&^^. Voice cracking😂😂
It's the energy he puts in! More then 100%
Kendrick tonight
nope not even close
I was born in Argentina and moved to the states ..2pac was the first rap artist I have ever heard. I love hip hop because of him.
Well fkn welcome to the bad ass U.S of A. ! 😉✊💪💯
aguante 2Pac, cortaaa!
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2pac The best rap in the world of all time, I speak directly from Brazil 🇧🇷
The energy can't be matched.
Who here after the Kendrick concert, gotta see the original 🔥🔥🔥
Can u imagine bein on sunset blvd in LA blazed out with a cold drink in your hand and then Pac hits the stage in front of you for this....gives me chills !
Thats heaven on earth
@@ceramikxxx5882 I would murder someone very brutally just to get to experience this.
Tupac will be loved forever. The passion, the voice, the confidence. ❤️😍
real talk 💪💪
that voice is so unreal
1:22:05 Pac spoke his mind, he had some words to say and wasn't scared one bit to share it!
He didn't do subliminals u knew exactly who he was talking about cause he said yo name ..no guessing if he didn't like u he said it ...for ex "F$^^% Jay Z" was the intro to one of his songs ..not to mention Get Money
2 PAC's energy and presence is so electric and alive it's makes you feel like he's still here! 😮
July 1996 I was there… what a great time! Tupac Gone House Of Blues Gone. Best show of my life. I’m 50 now and I miss you Pac 🙏🏼 seems like yesterday.
Wow. You were 24 then. Time is no joke.
@@JelaniB28 yes crazy.. and it doesn’t seem like it was that long ago.. great memories🙏🏼
@@JelaniB28 And I still look younger then most kids these days 😂 good jeans and processed food from the 70’s and 80’s 😂
Damn i was about to turn 16 July 20...best times of my life!!! Its hard to beliver he didn't have much longer here with us...I loved this dude ....he was a true original never ever to be dupli ated or imitated......u were lucky to see him i never got the chance and that always pissed me off. I was in Chicago at the time and having a ball..I know everybody think there era is the best but no the 90s hands down was the undisputed truth I wish I could just give it a big hug..I'm 42 now and I swear I sit back and reminisce about those years ..being born in 79 I was able to enjoy everything the 90s had to offer as a teen. And I didn't age either yep all those high fructose corn syrup snacks and additives and unhealthy school.lunches I guess lol
God bless you my friend!
Can we talk about how Snoop and The Dogg Pound performance was flawless 💯
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Who's here in 2022 👀'n Pac...ME!💯 RIP to the 👑🐐🔥❤🙏☝❤
K-dot sent me here.
"I'll never call you bitch again" no rapper til this day would Ever say that, this man really had heart
Well I'm no expert in rap music, obviously.. But I think he is extremely influential, even in death. I became a fan since 2 years ago when I first heard of his name and songs, even when he was already dead for more than a decade! Now that's greatness, attracting new fans 15 years on...
It’s been 8 years. Update us
when you do that great doesnt even compare 💯
Tupac was on Michael Jackson's level - a global icon.He would fill stadiums around the globe if he was alive.
Who shot this video? Soo clear for the 90’s! I’m soo grateful to have this video. I was 5 when he died but I had older cousins who played Tupac all the time so I was a fan from then. What a talent!
Hello how are you doing today???
Cameramen that they hired themselves. Maybe some press got a foot in, too. And that's pretty much it.
I was at that concert.... and i will never forget it i was very close to him .
Rip pac
What city was this in
@@TroyTheDj Hollywood, Big Bad CALI
Lucky u
when was this concert ?
July 4th 1996
His energy, vibe, stage presence etc. can never be matched. Hes incredible live. THE greatest
Ain’t that tha TRUTH 4-EVA long life Tupac Shakur 👑
This gives me chills so much love for this man it’s amazing , one of the greatest rappers ever to walk this earth
Straight RAW, LIVE and CONTAGIOUS energy. Something these new rappers will never have…..
This made me cry. I don’t know why but this brought back memories of being 15 years old when Tupac was at his peak and me and my friends lived by the seat of our pants. It was a different world. We ran the streets all day and night. So many friendly faces that aren’t here anymore. Ahh to be young.
Love these times
#facts
Love man.
The best times. This G-Funk vibe was palpable. We were all living and breathing it, in one form or another. You felt it in the air. I was a young rascal back then, too, and damn did this shape me. Tha Doggfather was the first album I ever got - probably right after this concert. I remember seeing snippets of it on the news. Then the "Snoops Upside Ya Head" single dropped, and I was hooked for the rest of my formative life. I remember the hysteria around this show on the news (escalating tensions between the west and the east, etc), and the how the whole thing defined who you were, depending on where you stood on it. It was exceedingly exciting. You weren't just a "fan" back then - you _stood_ for something!
No one born later can ever understand what living through this time was really like. Let's just say it was more than the music. Hip Hop was a wild beast mainstream media just never could get their reigns on... until like the end of the 90s. And then Eminem came along and that became a whole other chapter. But this right here was an undeniable vibe for a solid minute. My favourite chapter of the whole Hip Hop saga. I could go on and on... but words will never do it justice. Either you were there to feel it, and if you were, you lived it... or you missed out on something that might as well have been the building of the pyramids.
But holy shit is it amazing to be able to revisit this concert and actually see it in it's entirety. I never knew I would. This was profound.
I've never seen a song pac rapped that it doesn't look like he wasn't rapping from his complete soul. Every song, it's like he is bleeding his whole being into it. You feel every emotion in his music. Never be another like him.
No one was ever on this level!
The speed, the ringing, the purity…. Absolute unforgettable rap goat! RIP Pac , you were the one! 🙌🏻
Am a 62 year old and still listen to 2pac..❤💞
Me too ✋🏾
@@marcellespencer124 wow same age has me 👏
What was it like when he died
@@macho.813 a massive shock devastated.
You were in the prime of your life when this dropped he legit your era lol your not to old for this
He was a genuine rockstar
Tupac was a warrior for sure. He didn't give a damn about what anyone thought when it came to how he carries himself. You can feel his presence. In his songs and voice you can hear he feels it was a curse to be born into his environment, but he has love & gratitude for it cause it turned him into a G. This man was in his young twenties and built an empire, all why having gangstas on his back and the police on his ass. Most people in our twenties today can't handle their own phone bill and run away from any kind of real communication. If he was alive right now, I don't think there would be a lot of the top rappers we have around today.
Tupac was the king of hip hop and he is forever! The poet, sensitive, sensible and lovely rapper! And the most handsome man of the world in the 1990 ies! Rest in peace sweet , cute Tupac!❤❤❤
2022 and damn i wish Tupac could be here! A true legend and never forgotten for many generations.
i'm jealous on everybody who had the privilege to be there. those people were not aware of what they saw
Little did they know how Iconic this would be all those years later :)
Send this to Kendrick so he can wake up lol
😭😭😭😭
Aged like fine wine
Kendrick nothing compared to these ogs
Hahaha. Dude don’t even have the rap /rhym talent to improve 😂
Send this to him and maybe he’ll actually quit his “career “..
All these folks are way over paid
Family matters still better than not like us 🥱
He was an icon. No one today can even come close to him. Period.
I agree with you there 💯
Im 40 i think tupac is the most overrated rapper ever no cap fake ganster to the fullest
@@eddie4195 stfu bruh overrated my ass how tf he a fake gangster and he killed 2 off duty cops let that shit sink in pac is legendary always will be don't get mad get glad pac was that nigga and you niggas is mad about that oh well go cry somewhere else
@@eddie4195 and I said what I said no changing my mind sweetheart idgaf about you commenting about some other shit f you and gone on about yo day honey 😘 it's the truth and you can't handle it good bye ✌️🤣
What was it like when he died
Pac was one of the greatest entertainer ever , haven't heard of any artist yet that can even compete with him.
Say it again 🎉🎉
2022 watching, notice they dont even have eearphones and still rap to the beat like crazy not like this modern fake ass rapers in thesse days autotune and other shit.
May 8th, 2024 from Kenya🇰🇪 and since 1995 when I first heard his raps- full of relevant messages... Tupac is my All time GOAT of all time👏👏👏👌👌👌 am 42 yrs now and still I haven't and don't think I will ever get his Match! His message was and it's still as raw as EVER! I love you Tupac " The Timeless Rapper to ever walk under the sun."
That's my personal opinion
Whenever i feel weak or not well,, I listen to him and any energy refill! His spirit is that strong and Infinity 🤟🏿
This right here gives me chills every time til this day watching these icons perform! They killed it 🔥🔥🔥
Bad br0
Pac is all I listen to when I'm driving anywhere. Driving listen ing to Pac keeps my mind free. I can really sink into each song and how you say you got chills? Every song does the same. He had the ability to literally bring you inside the song with him.
@@alanfisher9185❤
I'm 49 right now, I was at this concert... In that time we didn't know this was last Pac Live concert..... ((
أنا فالجزائر وكنت عارف بلي يقتلوه
2023 this nigga being more famous and loved by young ones
Amen!!!
2 of Americaz Most Wanted - PAC rapped the 1st verse with one breath!
His breath control was insane.. He wouldn't have coped with 1 lung had he survived the September 7 shooting.
Whoever recorded this, thank you, one of the best live performances we have of 2pac, he's rocking all white, think they used a 2pac hologram from this performance a few years ago aswell
Tupac is the greatest of all time.
This was on July 4th, 1996, and he would die just 2 months later…. 😭, R.I.P. Tupac Shakur..
He gave us his all, his absolute all.....and how was he repaid? False rape charges, being shot at.....the very people he tried to give a voice betrayed him, and white people/govt saw him as a problem........it's heartbreaking......he tried give the world a gift and what he got was bullets and cases......that's exactly why by the time of his death he was angry, he was hurt, he felt like he had absolutely nobody, and Suge and death row filled that void for him.....if all that bad shit hadn't happened to him then he wouldn't have felt hopeless and signed with Death Row, no death row would of meant no trayvon lane chain snatching and Orlando Anderson stomping out which ultimately led to his death......heartbreaking......Im still not over it.......there will never ever be another.
snoop dog is just at another level on live performance
Literally on another level
This is the rap equivalent of the Beatles roof-top concert in January, 1969: Not to be re-done or duplicated, raw, uncut and imperfect, which is what makes it perfect. Timeless.
Simple innuendos between songs, some technical issues which the artists handle professionally and just rap music in its purest form.
Then in all of marijuana's illegality in 1996, you see the stars puffing up sharing a joint blatantly before the last song "2 of amerikaz most wanted" - this is legendary.
2pac saying before the last song "play that shit or we go April 29th in this muthafucka" in reference to the LA Riots of 1992. Many cultural references throughout this whole show.
This whole concert was not even readily available to watch or even well known that it happened in July 1996. No internet to find out that this even happened. Perhaps it was discussed on radio in major cities like LA, NYC, Chicago and THE SOURCE magazine. I don't think I even knew about this concert until at least a few years afterwards. It was probably available for purchase on VHS but with 2pac's death and the collapse of Death Row Records happening soon after this concert in 1996, the sales and or distribution of this concert was most likely halted until the dvd release almost a decade late. At the time of this concert, Hiphop/Rap was popular, but no where near its global sensation that it is today with billions in sales.
Then, the live performance of Hit 'em Up!! 2pac saying "They tried to ban the song..." referencing radios not wanting to play this track, so it was really hard to hear it unless you purchased the How Do U Want it Single released 30 days before on June 4th, 1996.
You can imagine the buildup to 2pac's death in September 1996: He goes 5x Platinum for his double disc All Eyez on Me released in February 1996, 2 of Americaz Most Wanted video featuring parody "Piggie Smalls" and a parody of Puff Daddy in April, releases the greatest diss track off all time in June 1996, and this concert in July. He was at the peak of the hiphop pyramid like Jordan in his prime then retiring, but instead he was murdered. Whoever was at the concert probably feels the same as if they learned the moonwalk from Michael Jackson himself.
you blowed my mind talking so much real facts right here bro , i never mentioned all this ... awesome , if you know more im so interested to hear .... fo really apreciatte that man❤️ love fo ma roaddog 2pac
@@thewestsidetale history is a good thing
Eloquently stating
@@PlosoPlus 2pac was a wordsmith!
Great observation and breakdown of the facts
If you're still listening to this in 2024 you earned legendary OG status ... congrats ...
See how his presence dominated every other persons on the floor and he took charge over everything. This is the kind of spirit I want to have. I think this was why they left him to go and die so that they can have the opportunity to shine a little. But while he is dead they are still surprised that he shines more than them. 2PAC the King 🤴. I will forever be your fans till I die.
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Amen
This is amazing! His energy is untouchable 🥺❤️🩹