Ralphie Lauren TV mainly cause of his death, if he was still alive he'd be talked about as least as too short 💯💯💯🙏🏼🙏🙏🏿, I respect Tupac but most people in the culture can't even name one song by him 💯💯💯
Status- Lock i wish I was born when my brother was born . He was born 1978. I was born 1992. I mean I'm glad my brother used to play all the great albums when I was little but of course I never appreciated the culture as much. First album I truly listened to was the marshall mathers lp
J Crash yea I was a kid. Yet if you talk to any older person they'll say their decade was great for similar reasons, hint hint buddy. I never said 90s era was the best. I agreed that it was great. Im only had hinting the connection of good times lol.
Yeah, 90's were the GOAT era in my opinion. I was born in '93 so I can't really say I lived it like that but I'm just obsessed with the decade in general. The Hip Hop, R&B, urban movies/TV shows, soundtracks, fashion, swag, Michael Jordan, everything...
True I was born in 94 but the 90s looked lit as fuck, the movies, tv shows, mainstream music was actually pretty good, everything just seemed cool in the 90s
I know EXACTLY what he means. The musical energy of the 90's was so intoxicating. With the artists/groups/content that was out then, words almost can't describe how dope it was. What an era!
He hit it on the nail when he said people still play 2pac's music to their kids so true I'm 32 years old and I let my 13,11 and 10 year old kids listen to 2pac and they love it like the not so hardcore songs of his but I listen to all his music 2pac-Legend!!
Diamond Cluster Hustler Very true. Juice was his first iconic role. I also think hes interviewing him bc of the show unsolved that was just on and he knew Pac at one point. Especially for young hip hop heads too but of course he was on Girlfriends, he was in Bones, and his most famous romantic role although minor was the asshole on/off again ex of Nia Long is Love Jones!!! ❤💖❤ Soon as you saw who it was, oh you knew they fucked!!! 😂😂 Larenz wanted to play it cool but then baby came thru talking about where his toasted o's lol . Khalil was such a childish dirt bag but it was so hilarious 😂
He’s absolutely right. I miss the 90’s man, getting pumped up to go buy albums, hanging out with my homies and bumpin music, car systems on blast. Not too much of that anymore 😞😞
So true I also hate the fact that the industry thinks that only white people bought the cds and went to concerts smh. I'll say niggas quit buying cds when digital bootlegging and napster came into play. Before that we were supporting our artists
I know time is subjective, but the 90s was the best time for music and hip hop movies. Period. It was just a vibe that can’t be matched. From the size 42 jeans lol to the all white air forces. 8 ball jackets. All of it was a vibe that I miss dearly.
I watched juice not to long ago, and all I could do reminisce. I jam Pac today! His music and style will never die out, thanks to my mom and uncle, I keep his music alive. Last movie I saw Khalil Kain in was bones, time has been good to him.
like 2pac, i always see my self as a super star but im still not a star yet, smh but about the 90s, thank god i was a kid in the 90s, i experience so much but never thought it would end, i should paid attention to the signs around me but ignore it and once 2004, everything seem to change for the worst
Shit went Digital. It's NO real instruments in today's hiphop.. Even in the 90s at the LEAST most songs had a record sample of old songs that CONTAINED a real band playing real instruments.. Everything now is synthesized.. The vibration is fabricated..
Jeremy Bailey Of course he's gonna ask about pac bruh, the man worked closely with him on a movie and people wanna know these stories. I'm sure all the parts of this interview won't be about pac
He hit it right on the nose about Kendrick Lamar, thats why i really cant get with his music.. The shxt it Derivative. Which mean that shxt is wacc . its cool if you didnt live thru the 90's... But if you grew up in the 80's and 90's then you understand real hip-hop.
Who agree.... 90s music was unique and demanded you had to actually have bars... recent music alot of new guys have completely repeated and copied one another in some kinda way...
You can tell everyone that talks about PAC either gets mad emotional or is at a loss of words . Shows how much of an impact he still makes to this day . The 90’s was dope . Thsee youngsters will never know how epic it was
He still looks FINE LOL he has to be around 50. Good to see him been awhile..90s best decade ever especially for Hip Hop ..a lot talent came out of that decade..glad to be a witness & be part of it..
well said Khalil !!thats a good way to put it and i agree. rap today has no heart, its not the same. i miss all that too. i miss looking forward to hearing pacs new stuff. and just watching him.
sarabi motley23 Avengers and Avatar are two of the dumbest films I have ever seen in my life. They are just loud noises and big special effects, no great story, nothing more. Avatar is actually the worst film James Cameron has made. His great movies were in the past: Terminator 1 and 2 and Aliens. As for the rappers you mentioned, it’s what Khalil said - they’re all just derivative. Today’s media output is just derivative and trash. Only great thing is TV shows I admit. But that’s it.
sarabi motley23 Hahaha! How much money a film makes has no bearing on whether or not it’s good. Fast and furious 8 made over a billion - does that mean it’s a great epic? No it’s braindead crap with effects. You forget that ticket prices are huge these days and Hollywood makes films for China. Face it: avatar and avengers are retarded popcorn crap. Great movies are gone.
Blessed that I got to enjoy the 90s as A kid . Back when you could see Rated R movies as A kid lmao ... Picture seeing Don't Be A Menace in 95 @ age 5 😂
Some young cats don’t understand back then there was really no having the music until it officially dropped. Plus NOBODY sounded the same! So every time you copped a new album or maybe 2! You listened to it straight through! 15-21 cuts! The anticipation for an album then the wait for the 3 or 4 videos afterward. The internet has changed our brains. Idk about y’all but I pick thru a album in 5 min on iTunes. Listen to the first 10 sec of a song & dl 4 or 5 trax. There’s MORE quantity over quality because our brains need instant gratification now. Only a few artists get the “I’ma dL the whole album” treatment. There is STILL good music out there though, just have to search through the endless list of rappers now.
Vlad wanted to mention Tekashi 69 soooo bad when he asked “what song does that for you now”. But he said Kendrick & Cole to not seem like the weirdo he is lol
i was 8 in 1990 and i was 18 in 2000. so i grew up in the 90s and i was a young adult in the early 2000s both great eras to me i cant speak for others .2003 i was 21 2012 i was 30 .i had a great child hood and my 20s where great..early 30s the best...then i got married at 33 and look at everyone younger having fun and im happy for them because no ones experience through life is the same . and everyone has a birthday and you see the world changes as well as your perspective on it with growth and maturity. so who am i to say that this isnt a great era for my 11yr old who loves the music and movies thats out now..it is to her
Every time its a REAL hip hop discussion its always " Well we have Cole and Kendrick" that's 2 fuckin PEOPLE! compared to damn near everyone being dope before.No era will ever overtake the 90s
I was born in 1993. The 90s were my childhood, I remember it well. The thrill of going to a Wherehouse or a Virgin Megastore to pick up the latest album. Back when we had Pop Up Videos, Yo MTV Raps, The Box and TRL. Back when the anime explosion occurred with the help of the sci fi channel and Toonami. Sitcoms were at their best. Disney was the king of animated feature films. Nintendo and Sega pushed each other to develop some of the greatest games ever made. However, while the 90s were great the best era for music was definitely the 70s and 80s.
he is sooooo right. 99.9% of rap music today is trash. the internet destroyed the music business and technology has allowed the industry to be so over-saturated now that you can't even find the gems anyway through the piles of garbage. so much garbage...
I agree with everything he is saying about hip hop now and hip hop in the 90's where they had artist with passion and heart and good music compared to today where the music sucks. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017.
I'm actually more of a Mobb Deep and A Tribe Called Quest fan during the 90s. I'm not a 2Pac fanatic. He says Kendrick and Cole are derivative because hes being nostalgic and I get that, but if you wanna be technical, every generation has it's KRSone, it's 2 Pac, Kendrick Lamar and J Cole.
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djvlad DROP ANOTHER G HERBO VIDEO VLAD
djvlad the legend 🙏🙏🙏
How is he 53 or 54 yrs old like WTF
+Marsellis L
2Pac has been dead since 1996 & he's still more relevant than most of these so-called rappers (mumble rappers).
Senor Dicknose go back to sleep
Ralphie Lauren TV more relevant than ALL of them.
Ralphie Lauren TV mainly cause of his death, if he was still alive he'd be talked about as least as too short 💯💯💯🙏🏼🙏🙏🏿, I respect Tupac but most people in the culture can't even name one song by him 💯💯💯
Senor Dicknose you a fruit loops bruh...
Ralphie Lauren TV ALPHA MALE
These kids will never know how epic the 90’s was...
Yea, it was very lively then
Status- Lock i wish I was born when my brother was born . He was born 1978. I was born 1992. I mean I'm glad my brother used to play all the great albums when I was little but of course I never appreciated the culture as much. First album I truly listened to was the marshall mathers lp
Music Nthusiast I feel you, born in 1990. I didn't appreciate what they played either till' mid teens when discovering Big L inspired me to do so.
J Crash Ppl were outside more. Your whole neighborhood outside of all ages made things very fun. Ppl had less distractions during conversations.
J Crash yea I was a kid. Yet if you talk to any older person they'll say their decade was great for similar reasons, hint hint buddy. I never said 90s era was the best. I agreed that it was great. Im only had hinting the connection of good times lol.
I miss the 90s also, the 90s was the last of that unique special era, but life goes on🤔
nigga u look 12 😂
"Life Goes On" i see what u did there
I’m 23 and I wish I grew up in the 90s I feel more connected to that generation.
Calvin G pros and cons young homie just embrace this moment. Make these moments be the golden years.
Same!
Calvin G you good then Calvin G!
Calvin G 90s wack nigga
Adam Smith men didn't take care of their families in the 90s and that is one of the main reasons men aren't solid today.
Yeah, 90's were the GOAT era in my opinion. I was born in '93 so I can't really say I lived it like that but I'm just obsessed with the decade in general. The Hip Hop, R&B, urban movies/TV shows, soundtracks, fashion, swag, Michael Jordan, everything...
True I was born in 94 but the 90s looked lit as fuck, the movies, tv shows, mainstream music was actually pretty good, everything just seemed cool in the 90s
93 till infinity phoenix babies lol, i was born in 9trey aswell.. july.
90's was dope and there was no internet, imagine this era with no internet
Same, The Women too was way badder in the 90’s
Yeah even the parties seemed more lit! I’m a 93 baby too
2pac was...everything
Decovia79 is everything
marwin rice 😘
I don't think Pac necessarily wanted to be a superstar i just think he had a fiery and magnetic energy that fascinated people.
False. He wanted to be a superstar.
I agree I miss the 90's too!!
Tupac The God Of Rap R.I.P
Dam he spoke what I've been speaking about hip-hop the last 15 years. Yes Raheem!!!
90's were so dope
If u came up in the 90's like actually witnessed the 90s era,you the goat💯
Nick Beanie that’s wassup nick beanie! Big ups my nigga 👍
This guy is my mom's age and he looks like he's my age. dude took great care of himself
Facts
I'm so grateful I lived through the 90s.
I know EXACTLY what he means. The musical energy of the 90's was so intoxicating. With the artists/groups/content that was out then, words almost can't describe how dope it was. What an era!
Drew P. Baulsach Man.........Good times
I love these tupac stories .... He was FAMOUS & loved & touch so many people before He died...
He hit it on the nail when he said people still play 2pac's music to their kids so true I'm 32 years old and I let my 13,11 and 10 year old kids listen to 2pac and they love it like the not so hardcore songs of his but I listen to all his music 2pac-Legend!!
Khalil is more than Juice, however I enjoyed the interview.
Diamond Cluster Hustler Very true. Juice was his first iconic role. I also think hes interviewing him bc of the show unsolved that was just on and he knew Pac at one point. Especially for young hip hop heads too but of course he was on Girlfriends, he was in Bones, and his most famous romantic role although minor was the asshole on/off again ex of Nia Long is Love Jones!!! ❤💖❤ Soon as you saw who it was, oh you knew they fucked!!! 😂😂 Larenz wanted to play it cool but then baby came thru talking about where his toasted o's lol . Khalil was such a childish dirt bag but it was so hilarious 😂
He's so right on many levels. I was in NYC in the 90s and those streets are so different today.
jason gist #Brooklyn .
E Haynes Marlboro projects we in here
90's is missed severely.
Yes
Kendrick and Jcole DO NOT give the same feeling in no capacity. It's reheated McDonald's fries
He’s absolutely right. I miss the 90’s man, getting pumped up to go buy albums, hanging out with my homies and bumpin music, car systems on blast. Not too much of that anymore 😞😞
Yeah.... 90's. NY... the vibe. The music. The energy... just so fucking RAW ! DAMN I MISS IT.
HE'S RIGHT ABOUT HOW MUSIC MADE PEOPLE FELT IN THE THE 90'S. GOING TO RECORD SOTRES BUYING ABLUM AND LOOKING AT THE CREDITS, STUFF LIKE THAT IS GONE.
Jason Mark Yeah.....even looking at the album covers and inside pictures was part of loving the album, CD, or cassette
So true I also hate the fact that the industry thinks that only white people bought the cds and went to concerts smh. I'll say niggas quit buying cds when digital bootlegging and napster came into play. Before that we were supporting our artists
Jason Mark so sad Jason for real!
Yes I loved that and still do. I miss that mofos kill me today
I THINK EVERYONE STOP BUYING CDS WHEN THE INTERNE HIT OR ONCE YOU FOUND OUT HOW TO GET IT FREE LOL
Yooo am I the only one taken back by this dude being 53?
Love these interviews. This was dope
He Kinda Reminds Me Of Maino with a Fro
VerbaDeLycKRecords
true
Everybody thought maino was his brother when he first came out
A mix of Maino and Bump J
Nah Terrance J
VerbaDeLycKRecords are they not brothers??? I DeadAss thought they were actual brothers because they look so much alike.
2:48 wow I never knew Tupac and Treach from naughty by nature worked on bars together. That’s cool as fuck
🔥✖💥 *Do NOT Read My Name* 💡💫💨
LegitMusic same 💯💯💯🙏🏼🙏🏿🙏
Marsellis I always learn a lot of shit from this channel. A lot of people hate on Vlad be he’s good at holding a chill ass conversation
Yeah that's old news they we're good friends
Go watch the Vlad Treach interviews. Treach and Pac were like brothers.
Know the Ledge Rakim was and still is Legendary 💿☏📟📺📸🎼🎙🎵🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Tha 90s You Had 2 Be There 💯💯💯💯💯
He has always spoken so eloquent. This man is forever fly, I bet he is loved everywhere. Good man.
This is becoming a great interview! Good insight and keeping it 💯
I know time is subjective, but the 90s was the best time for music and hip hop movies. Period. It was just a vibe that can’t be matched. From the size 42 jeans lol to the all white air forces. 8 ball jackets. All of it was a vibe that I miss dearly.
I watched juice not to long ago, and all I could do reminisce. I jam Pac today! His music and style will never die out, thanks to my mom and uncle, I keep his music alive.
Last movie I saw Khalil Kain in was bones, time has been good to him.
The 90's is where I rather be, there's no era like the 90's era. I'm 31 now, and I absolutely miss my childhood.
Rap City was the show on BET.
Glad to have grown up in the 90's.Especially the NYC 90's..Nothing like it...#Brooklyn..
This man is 53 years old
Karl Ditz lol lawd God
Is he realy 53 yrs old?
Karl Ditz he looks 35
david edwards yeah think about it at the time when he was in juice he was already 27 I know he look very good for his age
Karl Ditz only thing that seems 53 is his voice
90s music was full of talent now days anybody and everybody can get a deal
He’s right-the streets are dead. Literally.
Uptown Anthem, Know The Ledge, and Nuff Respect OMG those 3 singles was CRAZY
Al Pizzle all three fuckin dope! Gone watch juice now!
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again...who we were in the 90’s would beat the f**k out of who we are today, on principle alone.
like 2pac, i always see my self as a super star but im still not a star yet, smh but about the 90s, thank god i was a kid in the 90s, i experience so much but never thought it would end, i should paid attention to the signs around me but ignore it and once 2004, everything seem to change for the worst
Shit went Digital. It's NO real instruments in today's hiphop.. Even in the 90s at the LEAST most songs had a record sample of old songs that CONTAINED a real band playing real instruments.. Everything now is synthesized.. The vibration is fabricated..
Yep he hit the nail on the head. I could not wait to hear an album in the 90s.The spirit is gone.
Graduated in 2001 ....i lived through the 90's ....the last era of real men/gangsters
Miss those dayz 2 the 90's was the Golden Years!!!
I love 2pac to death but jesus vlad, you brought this dude in for an interview and all you are gonna ask him is questions about someone else 😂😂
Jeremy Bailey that’s what Vlad does he’s the biggest Tupac groupy.
bo bo no shit
Michael c what you tryna say?
facts
Jeremy Bailey Of course he's gonna ask about pac bruh, the man worked closely with him on a movie and people wanna know these stories. I'm sure all the parts of this interview won't be about pac
"Know the Ledge" is my favorite Eric B. & Rakim joint til this day hands down.
Absolutely Khalil!! Lyrics meant/said something!! You’re beautiful!! Great actor!!
He hit it right on the nose about Kendrick Lamar, thats why i really cant get with his music.. The shxt it Derivative. Which mean that shxt is wacc . its cool if you didnt live thru the 90's... But if you grew up in the 80's and 90's then you understand real hip-hop.
summer time lol
summer time exactly 100 💯
Exactly,I don't fuck with none of today's shit ....My cousin born in '92 and '93 be mad that I don't like today's shit lol
They don't understand that I was born in 1970 so I loved ALL through the 90's and was old enough to really understand what was going on
Kendrick softer than a pair of organic ti**ies...
Go Uptown to the Bronx to boogie down
Get strong on the Island, recoup, and lay around
Exactly. They sounded like Kings.
Playing "Know the ledge" for Khalil in da club is dope AF! Yesssssss 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It's all about them FLUTES playing in "KNOW THE LEDGE"
Tupac is a legend hero for ever
Who agree.... 90s music was unique and demanded you had to actually have bars... recent music alot of new guys have completely repeated and copied one another in some kinda way...
I miss the 90's too man
You can tell everyone that talks about PAC either gets mad emotional or is at a loss of words . Shows how much of an impact he still makes to this day . The 90’s was dope . Thsee youngsters will never know how epic it was
He not lying bout the 90's 💪 we need that vibe
Great interview love this guy always been real
Rip Tupac and u will never be forgotton real talk 💯💯💯
He still looks FINE LOL he has to be around 50. Good to see him been awhile..90s best decade ever especially for Hip Hop ..a lot talent came out of that decade..glad to be a witness & be part of it..
I'm 40 yes 90's was my hip-hop 2pac lives on!✊🏾🎤
I wish we could see this brother more. He's a good actor.
well said Khalil !!thats a good way to put it and i agree. rap today has no heart, its not the same. i miss all that too. i miss looking forward to hearing pacs new stuff. and just watching him.
“I miss the 90s”... We all do! Today’s music and films are crap compared to the 90s. And the kids today all know it too.
sarabi motley23 Avengers and Avatar are two of the dumbest films I have ever seen in my life. They are just loud noises and big special effects, no great story, nothing more. Avatar is actually the worst film James Cameron has made. His great movies were in the past: Terminator 1 and 2 and Aliens. As for the rappers you mentioned, it’s what Khalil said - they’re all just derivative. Today’s media output is just derivative and trash. Only great thing is TV shows I admit. But that’s it.
sarabi motley23 Hahaha! How much money a film makes has no bearing on whether or not it’s good. Fast and furious 8 made over a billion - does that mean it’s a great epic? No it’s braindead crap with effects. You forget that ticket prices are huge these days and Hollywood makes films for China. Face it: avatar and avengers are retarded popcorn crap. Great movies are gone.
bruh you wannabe a superhero don't ya? avengers yoooo
What was south London like in the 80s?
Blessed that I got to enjoy the 90s as A kid . Back when you could see Rated R movies as A kid lmao ... Picture seeing Don't Be A Menace in 95 @ age 5 😂
TheBTranz Factz
I agree with Khalil I miss the 90s. Saving up money going to the store to buy an album. Yes that is lost
Some young cats don’t understand back then there was really no having the music until it officially dropped. Plus NOBODY sounded the same! So every time you copped a new album or maybe 2! You listened to it straight through! 15-21 cuts! The anticipation for an album then the wait for the 3 or 4 videos afterward. The internet has changed our brains. Idk about y’all but I pick thru a album in 5 min on iTunes. Listen to the first 10 sec of a song & dl 4 or 5 trax. There’s MORE quantity over quality because our brains need instant gratification now. Only a few artists get the “I’ma dL the whole album” treatment. There is STILL good music out there though, just have to search through the endless list of rappers now.
dude Aging very welllllllll
Vlad wanted to mention Tekashi 69 soooo bad when he asked “what song does that for you now”. But he said Kendrick & Cole to not seem like the weirdo he is lol
Robert Jenkins lmaoooo bruh if any feels this comment I feel this comment hahaha
😂
Great interview love this guy, imagine knowing pac nd listen to his music watching him grow! Come on RIP TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR!
i was 8 in 1990 and i was 18 in 2000. so i grew up in the 90s and i was a young adult in the early 2000s both great eras to me i cant speak for others .2003 i was 21 2012 i was 30 .i had a great child hood and my 20s where great..early 30s the best...then i got married at 33 and look at everyone younger having fun and im happy for them because no ones experience through life is the same . and everyone has a birthday and you see the world changes as well as your perspective on it with growth and maturity. so who am i to say that this isnt a great era for my 11yr old who loves the music and movies thats out now..it is to her
Every time its a REAL hip hop discussion its always " Well we have Cole and Kendrick" that's 2 fuckin PEOPLE! compared to damn near everyone being dope before.No era will ever overtake the 90s
I was born in 1993. The 90s were my childhood, I remember it well. The thrill of going to a Wherehouse or a Virgin Megastore to pick up the latest album. Back when we had Pop Up Videos, Yo MTV Raps, The Box and TRL. Back when the anime explosion occurred with the help of the sci fi channel and Toonami. Sitcoms were at their best. Disney was the king of animated feature films. Nintendo and Sega pushed each other to develop some of the greatest games ever made. However, while the 90s were great the best era for music was definitely the 70s and 80s.
He’s so right. Every time I hear people rapper new lyrics to a song, I be thinking about how bad it sound.
Dope interview. Need to get him on more
he is sooooo right. 99.9% of rap music today is trash. the internet destroyed the music business and technology has allowed the industry to be so over-saturated now that you can't even find the gems anyway through the piles of garbage. so much garbage...
Khalil reminds me an young Q-Tip but he's actually older than Q-Tip LOLOL!!!
Raheem kept it real
I miss the *90's* too....
Pac would of been the most famous man on Earth at his peak
We all miss the 90's
He is aging well. He was 27years old during juice.
Thats real i miss the 90's too
I miss the 90s too!!!!
Vlad low key is in love with 2pac this man has so many videos about Pac
Rip Tupac ⭐🔥💝👊
90's era 💣💥
I agree with everything he is saying about hip hop now and hip hop in the 90's where they had artist with passion and heart and good music compared to today where the music sucks. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017.
oh s*** it's Raheem he got a baby face
🔥✖💥 *Do NOT Read My Name* 💡💫💨
Spitting facts
Raheem!!!
I wish I could’ve experienced the 90s era, the BEST era ever for so many obvious reasons.. I’m happy to be a 90s baby though! Lol.
90s Golden era
One of my favorite interviews, he talking bout Rap City at the end lol
I'm actually more of a Mobb Deep and A Tribe Called Quest fan during the 90s. I'm not a 2Pac fanatic. He says Kendrick and Cole are derivative because hes being nostalgic and I get that, but if you wanna be technical, every generation has it's KRSone, it's 2 Pac, Kendrick Lamar and J Cole.
Pierre nah bruh
Pierre Who cares? Why are you even on Pac videos? Your clearly a fan of his 🖕🏿
80s Baby 90s Kid!
At the end, he was talking about Ralph McDaniels Video Music Box on BET.
Pac The GOAT! 💯💯