Napoleon is a great representative for the late great Tupac Shakur. He always handles these interviews with humility and respect and never seems like he has a hidden agenda for what he’s trying to say. A true friend! Salute!
I’ve seen him say PAC was wrong and not as mature as he would have been had he lived several times. You haven’t watched all of his videos if you’re making this comment. No one is perfect but from Napoleons perspective, I’m sure he respects PAC for taking him in after his parents were murdered. I can tell he’s speaking with humility. Real is recognizable.
thatz his son in alot of wayz the outlawz they were his kids nobody sleeping allday in my house while daddy out working lol pac they realiy love u bro an so do the world outlaw immortal
That would have been Khadafi who got murdered by Beale's (Napolean's) cousin 3 months after Pac got murdered. Napoleon knew Pac maybe 2 years, Yafue Fula is in early childhood pictures with the man. Khadafi's mother isn't on speaking terms anymore with Napoleon..
@@oregon1359 Exactly always been a misconception to this day that Pac didn't blow up and reach superstardom status until he joined Death Row when that's far from the truth!!
2Pac had the one number album on the charts but was still locked up, he didn't do music videos, he didn't do interviews, nor did a proper Tour for the album and still managed to go Platinum
Let's look at things objectively without emotional attachment and giving Pac Lord status. Pac dropped couple of Albums before he got hot and recognised. . Also what got Pac the status he had wasn't due to his art alone, it's based on controversy & the colorful person he was because if we dropping facts he wasn't that great as a M.C rapper. Look at the ratio of great to bad songs on his whole catalog, so many throw aways....extraordinary, great, good, average, terrible is measured standed and he may not hav terrible but mostly good average. His no Kanye with knocking out classics when just came up
Let's b honest Tupac is the g.o.a.t but that's 1 person the world loves more than Jesus & due to people's emotional attachment objectivity flies out window & his incapable of doing anything in people's minds when truth is he was very flawed . If we being objective realise Pac wreckless behavior as well as identity crisis got himself murdered as well as others too. He was very flawed person as we all can b however the man gets the adulation of a God when his not worthy of this
he is the only one out side of yaki khadafi and fatal who truly loved and respected Pac them other 2 edi and noble them niggaz sus... and the other one kastro just left he didnt like the fame...
Words can’t describe how deep the loss of 2Pac was for the world of Hip-Hop and World. It’s sad to see someone with so much talent, passion, and soul pass so young. It’s been nearly 30 years ago (2026) that we lost Pac. His peers have grown to old men, have kids, grandkids… lil boys from 1996 are now grown men themselves, with careers and families of their own…. Time flys but memories remain… just a tragedy to see someone like Pac die at such a young age and be capsulized and immortalized at 25…. Life is too short to throw away… think twice when making poor decisions and distance ur self from problematic people, and set SMART goals…. If u do all that and put ur faith in God u will have a successful life… ride the waves life throws on u and be grateful that u still here bc a lot of friends and family pass over the years… stay blessed family…
He was in his early 20s...by his late 20s n early 30s it would ve caught up with him...he was super healthy 4 sum1 who lived so reckless...him n allen iverson had similar diets n they re both geminis...lol
But imagin Nas playin cain role and tupac playin ho dogg it would be legendary still today but tyrin turner and larenz tate have did a great job as hell..... Ive imagin if tupac had did a remake of the good the bad the ugly and he had dmx playin the bad tupac the good and ol dirty bastard the ugly it would be better than the Clint eastwood one pac was so versatile
Tupac Amaru Shakur was a revolutionary soldier for change. We tend to forget how young and misguided he was at times because of his ambition, articulation, artistry, brilliance, drive, focus, stature, status, words, etc. In my opinion, he’s the best to ever do it. “Makaveli Lives On!!!”
His Age Is An Even Greater Example Of Just How Truly Brilliant And Powerful Tupac Really IS ! EveryThing He Accomplished Under The Age Of 25! His Mind Was Decades More Advanced And Wise Ahead Of His Time! And Over Two Decades Later His Legacy Of Body Of Work From Music To Film To Poetry To Spoken Word And Interviews And Much More, Is Still Relevant Today And Still Adored And Admired And Hated Today Even By "Adults" Twice His Age! His Charisma And Sincerity And Transparency Speak To All Humans Of All Ages Of All Walks Of Life From All Cultures WorldWide ! EveryOne Can Relate To Him In One Aspect Of Another And That's Why Even His Haters Still Can't Stop Talking About Tupac! His Respect And Love Is UnRivaled And UnMatched And No Amount Of Money Could Every Buy The Same Love That Tupac Earned! These Celebrities All Want What Tupac Earned: The Love, Legacy And Life Of Tupac ! He Is The #1 Top Celebrity Name In All Of Recorded History, In Every Language, In Every Country, Every Human Knows The Name "2Pac" ! And ALL of this, Under The Age Of 25!! 🏆🏁🏆 Genius MasterMind Is An UnderStatement ! 💯🎆
@@NightVisionz457 I second every thing u jus said. 🙌🏾 Especially wen u said every celebrity want wat he earned. U tooc it home wit that one. Luv and respect to forever the greatest, Makaveli 👑🙏🏾
@@rahynsevenk9392 There Will Never Be Another Tupac! Try As They Might to imitate him they can never replicate him he was truly one of a kind! Makaveli Eternal!💯💎
I think MOB James gets the whole "spitting on a fan" thing from that photo/video of Tupac coming out of court in the red jersey and spitting at the cameraman. I think James doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to most Tupac stuff since he wasn't around him very much. He's just making assumptions when he shouldn't be.
Mobjames comes off like he doesn’t like Tupac at all everything he says about pac is always negative it seems to me it’s cause pac got close with his brother buntry and others while mob James got moved to the side
@@donnelladams8362 I assure you Mob James is closer to the truth than Napolean. Bloods was around Pac not Napolean. Napolean was a little homie, not a G. The Gs ate at a different table. Mobb james Brothers and Soldiers were around pac, and was there when pac got shot. Napolean and them young cats wasnt eaten at the Kings table bro.
Tupac is SO loved and SO missed. It’s really a shame he died so young and at the height of his career. He was Unstoppable and such a revolutionary, black activist, poet, actor, and rapper. He was so talented and gifted in so many ways. A true Icon & Legend that will NEVER be forgotten. Long Live Tupac Amaru Shakur 🙏🏽🕊
Whoa 😲😲😲Pac use to write movie scripts. I didn't know that over these past 25 years. Another example while he was way head of his time. He wasted no second of his life. He did so much in his short time on this earth. Imagine if he at least live to be 40. His catalogue would be a Washington DC congress library 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ Salute to you Mu. I know you miss big homie as I do and I didn't even know the 🐐 personally. Going back in time machine with him and you is something you will forever cherish. I wish I got to meet him at least once when I was 16 and 17 during the 90s which was the best era hands down. Long Live 🐐 Makaveli The Don aka Tupac Amaru Shakur. Yes Sirrrr 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
This is part of what keeps Pac's memory alive, people still find great interest in what Shakur was like behind the scenes,how he handled his extreme success and fame,how he lived.it's dope. RIP Tupac Amaru Shakur
Even tho Pac had all the fame, I guess he wanted to maintain some normality. Guess that's one thing what made him stand out from the rest. Just being down to earth.
I love to hear this kind of stories. Tupac was and is the shit. It's crazy to witness the impact of a young strong intelligent - i dont give a fuck - soldier.
One of the most beautiful things those people he loved can cherish is having the opportunity of having a man like that in their lives. Pac was a man who not only showed he cared for those he loved but wasn't afraid to act on it. What these stories I hear about him show is how his loyalty was something else. RiP to the Legend who touched the world.
@@LurnWell look at the comment above him. thats not me. hes the same guy behind the Lord Frieza & Boosie Badazz accounts. click my account then click the one up there. his IG is “BigFlynn310”. hes a grown man with kids 😂
That was absolutely refreshing to hear what Pac told him on about respecting the fan... Tupac: Those people are the reason you have a voice, a platform. Tupac didn't say anything like, Those people are the reason you getting money Or Those people are the reason your famous. No! Pac told him how with the help of His fans your equipped with a voice.✊ Now that's a mentality people are lazy to work for by simply educating oneself with Culture,Literature and listening to good advice when given, so In such moments you can pass real mental wealth along And we all benefit. 👍
Good to hear someone so close to PAC tell these stories. We get blessed with this. It’s great how Napoleons face lights up speaking about PAC. Man what a loss bro. We still miss you PAC!
Fame and fortune doesn’t move everybody who has it...Pac was grounded in his belief system til the very end...it’s hard to meet folk of that caliber today...nobody is grounded in anything...just trends and whatever is hot in the wind...much respect
Damn, After Hearing these stories, Im motivated, Pac was focused even through all the Drama that he was going through. He was definitely a Rose that came out of the Concrete
@@jtg8156 Can’t be compared. They’re 2 totally different vibes. 1 is a party vibe and celebration type of song and the other is a feel good, paying homage and giving respect to his new home and environment type of song. BOTH songs are good for different reasons
This is the best interview about Pac I've ever seen. Almost like a documentary. Napoleon is the only brother I ever want to hear speaking on Pac's name, he is the definition of a true friend.
The sad thing is in the last two words you stated "We Ain't". Me personally I can NEVER shit on my own especially for anyone non-black I hate all the bullshit we do to each other but I'm not switching up on us, I have too much love.
oye jus Preaching Square pac from east, Every F'n picture W's pac your Not Apart Of This talkin bout Respect he Had NONE, RIP MacDre(.WW.) ah Soy Chicano🙏🐻👑 he a Square
@@michaeldaggerdick7122 oye Watch Blood-n-Blood-out pac Is Not From California🙏🐻👑 I Don't RESPECT dat Fake Sh*t, tupac a Square can't Blame'em(.WW.) oye be like mi Claiming ny F*** Dat Soy Chicano(.WW.)
Without any doubt in my mind Pac would've won an Oscar, Emmy or any other award they hand to great actors. Pac had it. It just adds to the tragedy of his death. RIP 2PAC & AFENI SHAKUR.
@@emmashalliker6862 I truly disagree with you. He was one role away from getting an Oscar if he kept up the acting. That raw talent is what's so captivating about his acting & he was on his way. Just my opinion.
I respect Napoleon a lot. He’s very very careful how he answers the interviewer. He’s honest but doesn’t incriminate anyone in the process. If you from Ohio & was around when Pac & Death Row showed up to Ohio, then you know what Napoleon is talking about. Napoleon was telling the truth when he said there were murders. That’s why the tour ended in Ohio. Some things occurred & Tupac barley escaped Ohio. RIP Pac.
Mob tells another side of the story. Napoleon os biased towards his homie and leaves out the negatively aspect of it. It isn't necessarily the entire truth. They're both ignoring certain perspectives...
2pac is number 1, i have heard his songs over and over again and he still the only artist who's music actually moves and touches you unlike any other artist. His music is still relevant today and just as the rose that grew from the concrete, he just keeps blossoming and i am loving his music more and more as the years pass. Everyone still wants a 2pac story no one asking for any one else's story! No one can dethrone the God no matter how much the haters try, we still here and he still alive with us ✊🏽 great interviews art
THE DUALITY OF #2PACS GEMINI TWIN NATURE, IS WHY I LOVE & FEEL EVERYONE LOVES HIM. HE REALLY SHOWED US ALL HOW TO EMBODY THE ☯️YIN & YANG☯️ OF WHO WE ARE!!
I’m not surprised, pac went to performing art school with jada pinkett. He was always good with poetry and I’m sure got his acting skills from there. Dude was ahead of his time, wish he never got mixed up with california gangs.
Pac got caught up in street shit whether he was affiliating himself around gangs or not. I’m sure quad studio had nothing to do with gang bangin so don’t put Pac demise on California as if east coast weren’t trying to kill that Brutha!!!
@@UnclassifiedGhostRene he got killed off the Vegas strip, on private property not owned by the city of LV it’s already proven Orlando wasn’t the shooter and RW sr walks away with him after he got jumped. Wasn’t a gang shooting. So yeah he doesn’t know what he’s speaking on.
I definitely appreciate Tupac’s music and impact more today. I remember Pac from same song. His verse stood out and welcomed the world to Pac. Then brenda’s gotta baby was his break out song. No one at the time was exposing these stories-especially as singles. I think If Pac was still alive he would’ve created a hip hop union. Rappers would have health care and a retirement. Possibly could’ve saved Black Rob, Craig Mack’s, and list of rapper lives.
Nepoleon spoke facts in terms of 2pac work ethic and music. From 93-99 2pac put out a total of 8 straight albums. 7 studio albums and 2 group albums. The man was was on top of the rap game from 93-96 putting out 5 straight albums when he was alive, and still after death 97-99 putting out those 3 albums. I feel he was still a top rapper even after death cause the record label still put out his music. I mean of course you had: Biggie, Jay z, Dmx, Nas, Eminem who were putting out music and who also was doing numbers too and they're legends too from 97-99. Also, 2pac release Me Against The World in March 14th of 95. He was released from prison October 12th, 95. So he did get to see how Me Against The World was doing in the 7 months it did. And then made All Eyez On Me and that came out in February of 96. Man release 3 #1 classic albums in a one year span lol. March 14h, 95 (Me Against The World) February 13th, 96 (All Eyez On Me) November 5, 96 ( Makaveli)
Three classic albums in two calendar years all three albums recieved either XXL or 5 mic rating don't think any other rapper has achieved that in a two year span
Man I gotta big ups The art of dialogue. A person that has all his stories and every interview about one person but yet still intriguing and got all of us still glued to it. Very remarkable. Dont know how he pulled this off😁
Pac would've been a young Denzell Washington type the way he was grinding! Multitalented @ an extremely high level. Theirs no telling how big he could've become.. The possibilities are literally limitless! But he touched so many people in such a small amount of time.. The good do seem to die young!
I remember that tour in ‘96. Pac was supposed to do a show in Oakland. It got cancelled because a month earlier The Dogg Pound had a concert at Eastmont Mall in Oakland and there was a riot there. Bottles thrown at police officers. It was crazy.
LOYALTY, such a powerful but a rare thing to see consistently! This man could be out here dragging PAC’s name through especially now that Pac is gone & can’t speak for himself! I applaud him for that! The word “friend” is tossed around so frequently; it devalues the scene of the world. The way he speaks is so honest and raw, about the good and bad times now that is a FRIEND! May abundance of love, happiness , financial freedom, blessings and GOD’s (ALLAH ) mercy be upon him!
Mob James looks at it from a LA gangbanging perspective. There's levels to this shxt. Napoleon is his brother and good Muslim. He wouldn't put Pac in a bad light. That's his homie.
when they killed mob james brother, he got scared and left the pirues. he was too afraid to retaliate against the guys who killed his brother. he waited for suge to get locked up before he came out talking shit about suge
Mob James also blame them niggaz at Death Row for his brother Buntry death. Ion think he hating but I can’t see PAC spitting on fans. He said his self Sumbody told him that, he didn’t actually see it
This young man, is very respectful, kind and wise, and thanks to Tupac, taking the time to teach these young people, it's a blessing that many people don't have, and, it's a loving, and commendable attribute, that many people don't possess, nor do they want to unselfishly obtain, in any form or fashion. Tupac will be missed on Earth, but, never forgotten, he truly left his mark. Real Talk 👄
I love how real Outlaw Napoleon keep it Do you remember how people want to be like Michael Jordan with the commercials everybody wanted to be like PAC.💯
I think Pac was very humble and down to earth due to the circumstances most of the time when an individual has a parent who was an addict play a large part in a person's personality because you're subjected to things that a normal child would not have to encounter and you have to mature faster than the normal process so he was chosen by the most high through his testimony to spread that special energy definitely a beacon of light Zaydasickest Zaydasickest Zaydasickest
He's not lying he's just looking at it from his own perspective. He didn't really know Pac closely but understood LA more than any of the Outlawz. The truth has many sides...
All the people that was saying a few days ago that Will Smith would've beat up 2Pac over Jada Pinkett because he was bigger then 2Pac needs to see this video!
Pacs work ethic has never been matched in the industry to this day. it plays a huge part as to why his legacy is so strong and his music is so fundamental to future generations
Yep, Notorious BIG said this too on an interview where they asked him how he felt about 2pac dying. Part of that interview was used on the song: Running/Dying To Live. "Pac a strong dude, real strong... He was always getting shot at. I wasnt shocked at him dying, i was shocked at him. So when he got short i was like 'again?' he gonna make a few records about it and it's gonna be over"
I know Pac would have been one of the biggest actors in history if he would have survived and things were different. These kids today that are fans of rap have no idea who Pac was and what he means to the world. I feel like he doesn't get enough recognition to this day. He was not just the greatest rapper ever, he was also one of the greatest MUSICIANS ever. He was a poet. A kid that grew up poor, broke, and real. He told the truth and tried to organize his people. He was special. They'll never be another.
This dude seems so genuine and, dare I say NICE. He's not like some of those other guys that tries to be too cool during an interview. He just seems like a regular dude. I like it.
I feel that the core reason why PAC morphed into this phenomenonal Artist, is because of the make up from his Mother and Father, he’s a chip off the ole block. His parents lifestyle and mindset, i would say especially Moms, brilliant, brave and revolutionary. All of us are a share product from the company of whomever our dna parents are. So as i learned about 2pacs beginnings and trials before stardom, gave me a good insight of why my brother is so great and loved! But like most, i wish he could have survived longer in his life before that timely fate he met. Love you PAC forever and the Outlaws.......R.I.P. to all members who have left this hell on earth......”How long will they mourn me” 🙏🏾
Although he was tragically "hurt" by foes and friends, Tupac was the embodiment of the last stanza from the classic poem "IF" by Rudyard Kipling: If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And-which is more-you’ll be a Man, my son! We will always miss and salute you, TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR✊
Art of dialogue is wayyyyy better than Vlad TV. You guys actually let your guests speak without interrupting and it is so refreshing.
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Yes
Yea and he don't drop 2 min clips a day that's a plus too.
AND THEY AIN'T THE FEDS
Haha yall keep hatin on vlad while he has over 4mill more subs lol there are over 4mill ppl that disagree with u lol #numbersDontLie
Napoleon has held Pac down for decades.
@@91booboo yes, Tupac was a big brother.
Him and treach
@@91booboo tf
@@33GLOCK dying breed
Napoleon is like BG Knoccout for Eazy E
Napoleon is a great representative for the late great Tupac Shakur. He always handles these interviews with humility and respect and never seems like he has a hidden agenda for what he’s trying to say. A true friend! Salute!
For sure seems like an honest man too
He makes it clear Pac wasn't perfect but he highlights all of Pacs great attributes and thats some real shit.I respect him
No hidden agenda? Besides always portraying Tupac in a saintly light as opposed to being more neutral or objective.
I’ve seen him say PAC was wrong and not as mature as he would have been had he lived several times. You haven’t watched all of his videos if you’re making this comment. No one is perfect but from Napoleons perspective, I’m sure he respects PAC for taking him in after his parents were murdered. I can tell he’s speaking with humility. Real is recognizable.
@@adangbe nobody is gonna be neutral about their family lol.But he is fair no doubt about that
How can u not smile hearing Tupac stories like this.. Napoleon loves that man u can see it.
thatz his son in alot of wayz the outlawz they were his kids nobody sleeping allday in my house while daddy out working lol pac they realiy love u bro an so do the world outlaw immortal
@@clafeborne1114 yh good point
No doubt
That is because pac was like a father figure to him, pac took him in and made him family
@@illmatic9096 Yes, like a Father Figure or a Big Brother to Napoleon.
Hes the only guy I can trust about tupac stories
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Please don't sleep on Gonzoe.
That would have been Khadafi who got murdered by Beale's (Napolean's) cousin 3 months after Pac got murdered. Napoleon knew Pac maybe 2 years, Yafue Fula is in early childhood pictures with the man. Khadafi's mother isn't on speaking terms anymore with Napoleon..
@@damnbadger8242 why she stop talking to him? Just wondering if you know why
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“During your life, never stop dreaming. No one can take away your dreams” - 2Pac
Where did he say that?
@TRU city Boy question still stands... Where!?
@TRU city Boy what interview, what song? I've been following Pac since 1991. Can you please share the source? Thank you
🤲🏽🙏🏽👏🏼
He had another one , dreams are real , reality is fake , I 🤔💭🤔
Like Napoleon said Pac was already a Superstar before Death Row ..Legend yoo
Exactly because pac was triple platinum before death row , that's why Death row wanted to sign pac in the first place
Facts. They try to say pac wasn’t nothing before death row!!!!! Lmao
@@oregon1359 Exactly always been a misconception to this day that Pac didn't blow up and reach superstardom status until he joined Death Row when that's far from the truth!!
2Pac had the one number album on the charts but was still locked up, he didn't do music videos, he didn't do interviews, nor did a proper Tour for the album and still managed to go Platinum
Let's look at things objectively without emotional attachment and giving Pac Lord status. Pac dropped couple of Albums before he got hot and recognised. . Also what got Pac the status he had wasn't due to his art alone, it's based on controversy & the colorful person he was because if we dropping facts he wasn't that great as a M.C rapper. Look at the ratio of great to bad songs on his whole catalog, so many throw aways....extraordinary, great, good, average, terrible is measured standed and he may not hav terrible but mostly good average. His no Kanye with knocking out classics when just came up
This man was so big and he was still walking around like a regular person he didn’t let that fame get to his head
Dead....
That’s why he dead
Facts 💯❤️
@@blacksheep9278 that’s why he’s a legend
Let's b honest Tupac is the g.o.a.t but that's 1 person the world loves more than Jesus & due to people's emotional attachment objectivity flies out window & his incapable of doing anything in people's minds when truth is he was very flawed . If we being objective realise Pac wreckless behavior as well as identity crisis got himself murdered as well as others too. He was very flawed person as we all can b however the man gets the adulation of a God when his not worthy of this
25 years later and we are still talking about Pac like it’s current events #legend #prodigy
God gives the toughest lives to his strongest soldiers. Rest in paradise 2Pac
“And they say god give his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers” - Quando Rondo
Napoleon seem like a good dude and a true friend.
he is the only one out side of yaki khadafi and fatal who truly loved and respected Pac them other 2 edi and noble them niggaz sus... and the other one kastro just left he didnt like the fame...
@@RAWREBELRADIO
Kastro is pac first cousin
@@RAWREBELRADIO mmm
Not that he seems, he is a real standup guy
He is a true and good friend
Words can’t describe how deep the loss of 2Pac was for the world of Hip-Hop and World. It’s sad to see someone with so much talent, passion, and soul pass so young. It’s been nearly 30 years ago (2026) that we lost Pac. His peers have grown to old men, have kids, grandkids… lil boys from 1996 are now grown men themselves, with careers and families of their own…. Time flys but memories remain… just a tragedy to see someone like Pac die at such a young age and be capsulized and immortalized at 25…. Life is too short to throw away… think twice when making poor decisions and distance ur self from problematic people, and set SMART goals…. If u do all that and put ur faith in God u will have a successful life… ride the waves life throws on u and be grateful that u still here bc a lot of friends and family pass over the years… stay blessed family…
Thx for this
sooo true. exactly the way i feel when i think of pac and the entire situation. he truly is immortal.
Great comment man.
@@stevebrizzle thanks 🙏🏽 fam
@@DrSeussTruth no prob. Stay blessed 🙏🏽
Genie : You have 3 wishes, choose them wisely
Me: Bring Tupac back
Genie : That ones on me, you still have 3 wishes
Me : Thanks, I'm good.
Biggie and Big L ?
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And 100 mill with a bad bitch
Lloll the fuck
Shit I'd bring L, Biggie and Pac back, but I'm on Pac and Biggie ass
We need more celebrities to be like that. Be humble and never let the money get to your head & see other human beings as equal.
Xxx Tentacion was the same way man 💯
Jcole
I’m Jealous Of PAC’s Metabolism💀😑 Fried Chicken Orange Soda And Hennessy🤦♂️ I Could Never
I swear 😂😂😂😂😂
He was naturally small
@@ItsVolsnLions On A *Daily Basis* Tho Like Wtf😑
@@illkid86 It Don’t Matter Your Size Your Body Will Store That Fat But I Get Wym
He was in his early 20s...by his late 20s n early 30s it would ve caught up with him...he was super healthy 4 sum1 who lived so reckless...him n allen iverson had similar diets n they re both geminis...lol
I wish Pac would've stayed alive for that Baby Boy roll. He would've killed it. Tyrese did good though.
Facts
@Doc Holliday sorry I like M2S as it is! Masterpiece
@Doc Holliday Pac as Cain? Might like that idea
@@shawnstone1164 fact
But imagin Nas playin cain role and tupac playin ho dogg it would be legendary still today but tyrin turner and larenz tate have did a great job as hell..... Ive imagin if tupac had did a remake of the good the bad the ugly and he had dmx playin the bad tupac the good and ol dirty bastard the ugly it would be better than the Clint eastwood one pac was so versatile
Tupac Amaru Shakur was a revolutionary soldier for change. We tend to forget how young and misguided he was at times because of his ambition, articulation, artistry, brilliance, drive, focus, stature, status, words, etc. In my opinion, he’s the best to ever do it. “Makaveli Lives On!!!”
Well said brother
@@DYLWhk thank you
His Age Is An Even Greater Example Of Just How Truly Brilliant And Powerful Tupac Really IS !
EveryThing He Accomplished Under The Age Of 25!
His Mind Was Decades More Advanced And Wise Ahead Of His Time!
And Over Two Decades Later His Legacy Of Body Of Work From Music To Film To Poetry To Spoken Word And Interviews And Much More, Is Still Relevant Today And Still Adored And Admired And Hated Today Even By "Adults" Twice His Age!
His Charisma And Sincerity And Transparency Speak To All Humans Of All Ages Of All Walks Of Life From All Cultures WorldWide !
EveryOne Can Relate To Him In One Aspect Of Another And That's Why Even His Haters Still Can't Stop Talking About Tupac!
His Respect And Love Is UnRivaled And UnMatched And No Amount Of Money Could Every Buy The Same Love That Tupac Earned!
These Celebrities All Want What Tupac Earned: The Love, Legacy And Life Of Tupac !
He Is The #1 Top Celebrity Name In All Of Recorded History, In Every Language, In Every Country, Every Human Knows The Name "2Pac" !
And ALL of this, Under The Age Of 25!! 🏆🏁🏆
Genius MasterMind Is An UnderStatement ! 💯🎆
@@NightVisionz457 I second every thing u jus said. 🙌🏾 Especially wen u said every celebrity want wat he earned. U tooc it home wit that one. Luv and respect to forever the greatest, Makaveli 👑🙏🏾
@@rahynsevenk9392 There Will Never Be Another Tupac! Try As They Might to imitate him they can never replicate him he was truly one of a kind! Makaveli Eternal!💯💎
I think MOB James gets the whole "spitting on a fan" thing from that photo/video of Tupac coming out of court in the red jersey and spitting at the cameraman. I think James doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to most Tupac stuff since he wasn't around him very much. He's just making assumptions when he shouldn't be.
And Napoleon was?
@@ronaldmcdonald1977 Well Napoleon was part of his crew and Mob James wasn't . So Napoleon had alot more access than James.
Mobjames comes off like he doesn’t like Tupac at all everything he says about pac is always negative it seems to me it’s cause pac got close with his brother buntry and others while mob James got moved to the side
My display 🙏🏾
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I assure you Mob James is closer to the truth than Napolean.
Bloods was around Pac not Napolean.
Napolean was a little homie, not a G. The Gs ate at a different table.
Mobb james Brothers and Soldiers were around pac, and was there when pac got shot.
Napolean and them young cats wasnt eaten at the Kings table bro.
Napoleon always told the truth about PAC , I only watch his interviews because of this reason.
Tupac is SO loved and SO missed. It’s really a shame he died so young and at the height of his career. He was Unstoppable and such a revolutionary, black activist, poet, actor, and rapper. He was so talented and gifted in so many ways. A true Icon & Legend that will NEVER be forgotten.
Long Live Tupac Amaru Shakur 🙏🏽🕊
" well now they all say that vultures and parasites, snakes are all alike
Thug Life break night, drink till we fist fight..." - Napoleon 🔥
LIFE OF AN OUTLAW
🖤💯
Yeah, Life Of An Outlaw!
Thats my shit!!!!!
Imagine how lucky to be hanging out with Makaveli and Making Music in studio with Icon. Timeless!
Whoa 😲😲😲Pac use to write movie scripts. I didn't know that over these past 25 years. Another example while he was way head of his time. He wasted no second of his life. He did so much in his short time on this earth. Imagine if he at least live to be 40. His catalogue would be a Washington DC congress library 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ Salute to you Mu. I know you miss big homie as I do and I didn't even know the 🐐 personally. Going back in time machine with him and you is something you will forever cherish. I wish I got to meet him at least once when I was 16 and 17 during the 90s which was the best era hands down. Long Live 🐐 Makaveli The Don aka Tupac Amaru Shakur. Yes Sirrrr 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
*Napoleon a real one. He and Danny Boy tell the best 2Pac/Death Row stories*
Mob James
@@kOround1 : Ol boy barely knew him
Thanks, I'll checkout DB stuff too.
Most definitely
@@kOround1 DJ Quik to.
Napoleon he is real and humble at the same time brave n best freind you can see when ever he is talkn abot his freinds he always smiling n content
Seeing Mutah reminiscing about Pac and laughing about those moments... He definitely loved Pac, no doubt!
That was his brother
This is part of what keeps Pac's memory alive, people still find great interest in what Shakur was like behind the scenes,how he handled his extreme success and fame,how he lived.it's dope.
RIP Tupac Amaru Shakur
Even tho Pac had all the fame, I guess he wanted to maintain some normality. Guess that's one thing what made him stand out from the rest. Just being down to earth.
All I want is money fuck the fame
Imagine if Pac was alive right now every movie he acted in would've been a straight hit. Movie theaters pack like black panther
@@thekorsh4230 he was such a great actor
Fasho, and Pac had a vision/plan for the black community. He legit care about us
I love to hear this kind of stories. Tupac was and is the shit. It's crazy to witness the impact of a young strong intelligent - i dont give a fuck - soldier.
One of the most beautiful things those people he loved can cherish is having the opportunity of having a man like that in their lives. Pac was a man who not only showed he cared for those he loved but wasn't afraid to act on it. What these stories I hear about him show is how his loyalty was something else. RiP to the Legend who touched the world.
How could you not love Pac
right! dude was a real one man!
Only LGBTQ love pac..y'all bought any of his CHANGES merch yet though? 🤔🌈
@@boosiebadazz8627 You and these accounts bruh.😂😂😂
@@LurnWell right!! He a joke right!! Smh
@@LurnWell look at the comment above him. thats not me. hes the same guy behind the Lord Frieza & Boosie Badazz accounts. click my account then click the one up there. his IG is “BigFlynn310”. hes a grown man with kids 😂
The third movie Napoleon couldn't think of probably was Grid'locked.
Exactly
GridLock'd
why they haven't put out a boxset of all his films idk but its long over due
Because he wasnt around like that. he was a kid. LOL.
And the movie with jim belushi was Gang Related
We just need an Official Death Row Docu Series at this point.
There are plenty
Done by "us" not "them"
Have you watched Deathrow Chronicles on BET? It was really good.
That was absolutely refreshing to hear what Pac told him on about respecting the fan...
Tupac: Those people are the reason you have a voice, a platform.
Tupac didn't say anything like, Those people are the reason you getting money
Or Those people are the reason your famous. No! Pac told him how with the help of
His fans your equipped with a voice.✊
Now that's a mentality people are lazy to work for by simply educating oneself with Culture,Literature and listening to good advice when given, so In such moments you can pass real mental wealth along And we all benefit. 👍
I caught that too, "he put me in my place." Mutah has a great story as well.
Good to hear someone so close to PAC tell these stories. We get blessed with this. It’s great how Napoleons face lights up speaking about PAC. Man what a loss bro. We still miss you PAC!
Fame and fortune doesn’t move everybody who has it...Pac was grounded in his belief system til the very end...it’s hard to meet folk of that caliber today...nobody is grounded in anything...just trends and whatever is hot in the wind...much respect
Damn, After Hearing these stories, Im motivated, Pac was focused even through all the Drama that he was going through. He was definitely a Rose that came out of the Concrete
to live and die in la is such a bittersweet song.
One of my all time favorites.
@@BTman58 Definitely my fav Pac joint
It is wayyyyyyy better than california love
@@jtg8156 I agree!!!!!
@@jtg8156 Can’t be compared. They’re 2 totally different vibes. 1 is a party vibe and celebration type of song and the other is a feel good, paying homage and giving respect to his new home and environment type of song. BOTH songs are good for different reasons
This is the best interview about Pac I've ever seen. Almost like a documentary. Napoleon is the only brother I ever want to hear speaking on Pac's name, he is the definition of a true friend.
I feel like Pac why would one of us hate on him he's for us even if we ain't.
The sad thing is in the last two words you stated "We Ain't". Me personally I can NEVER shit on my own especially for anyone non-black I hate all the bullshit we do to each other but I'm not switching up on us, I have too much love.
oye jus Preaching Square pac from east, Every F'n picture W's pac your Not Apart Of This talkin bout Respect he Had NONE, RIP MacDre(.WW.) ah Soy Chicano🙏🐻👑 he a Square
I will never understand why would a person hate on pac especially a person of color!! Makes no sense to me!!
@@edubb1luv100 I'm white and that makes no sense to me why any minority would hate on Tupac lol
@@michaeldaggerdick7122 oye Watch Blood-n-Blood-out pac Is Not From California🙏🐻👑 I Don't RESPECT dat Fake Sh*t, tupac a Square can't Blame'em(.WW.) oye be like mi Claiming ny F*** Dat Soy Chicano(.WW.)
Napoleon seems like a real thoroughl dude to hang with!!
I love it how Napoleon laughs every time he remembers a nice funny moment with Pac! It really shows the high level of their friendship!
Man I'm glad he asked about Mob James story. I'll never believe that.
It probably happened pac wasn’t perfect nobody is the fan probably disrespected him
LOL Napoleon was a kid.
Hilarious.
Without any doubt in my mind Pac would've won an Oscar, Emmy or any other award they hand to great actors. Pac had it. It just adds to the tragedy of his death. RIP 2PAC & AFENI SHAKUR.
Maybe, with more training, he had raw talent that for sure but not Oscar material at the time of his death.
@@emmashalliker6862 I truly disagree with you. He was one role away from getting an Oscar if he kept up the acting. That raw talent is what's so captivating about his acting & he was on his way. Just my opinion.
I respect Napoleon a lot. He’s very very careful how he answers the interviewer. He’s honest but doesn’t incriminate anyone in the process. If you from Ohio & was around when Pac & Death Row showed up to Ohio, then you know what Napoleon is talking about. Napoleon was telling the truth when he said there were murders. That’s why the tour ended in Ohio. Some things occurred & Tupac barley escaped Ohio. RIP Pac.
Ohio home of Bine thugs from the double glock
Bone thug n harmony ✌🏻🖤
Why did Ohio bring drama to Tupac?
90s era hip hop got the best stories!
💯
Mob James hatred of pac is so evident
Mob tells another side of the story. Napoleon os biased towards his homie and leaves out the negatively aspect of it. It isn't necessarily the entire truth. They're both ignoring certain perspectives...
Mob james doesnt like tupac taking on mob ties without being official
You can tell he really miss his homie Pac
I did over 5 shows with pac and one thing I can say is he treated us with much love and respect everytime, outlaws to! Rip 2Pac
U rap??
Please share a little bit more 👌
I have no doubt Pac would have been extremely proud of Mutah’s transition from teenager to an adult . 👏🏽another great interview.
Crazy how people are still fascinated with the same stories over and over
I love tupac frfr
Me too miss him
2pac is number 1, i have heard his songs over and over again and he still the only artist who's music actually moves and touches you unlike any other artist. His music is still relevant today and just as the rose that grew from the concrete, he just keeps blossoming and i am loving his music more and more as the years pass. Everyone still wants a 2pac story no one asking for any one else's story! No one can dethrone the God no matter how much the haters try, we still here and he still alive with us ✊🏽 great interviews art
THE DUALITY OF #2PACS GEMINI TWIN NATURE, IS WHY I LOVE & FEEL EVERYONE LOVES HIM.
HE REALLY SHOWED US ALL HOW TO EMBODY THE ☯️YIN & YANG☯️ OF WHO WE ARE!!
Pac would of been at the forefront like jayz, diddy but they snaked their way to that spot
He was the forefront..
@@goatjamesizbrixmoneysauce4207 obviously, but I mean like right now he would be in charge not them they was nobody when Pac was alive
Napoleon is a true friend
I’m not surprised, pac went to performing art school with jada pinkett. He was always good with poetry and I’m sure got his acting skills from there. Dude was ahead of his time, wish he never got mixed up with california gangs.
Yes you are right ✅👏
Your speakin on something u kno nothin about u say gangs its way deeper than that so if you don't kno say shit
Especially we from the bay whole different ball game
Pac got caught up in street shit whether he was affiliating himself around gangs or not.
I’m sure quad studio had nothing to do with gang bangin so don’t put Pac demise on California as if east coast weren’t trying to kill that Brutha!!!
@@UnclassifiedGhostRene he got killed off the Vegas strip, on private property not owned by the city of LV it’s already proven Orlando wasn’t the shooter and RW sr walks away with him after he got jumped. Wasn’t a gang shooting. So yeah he doesn’t know what he’s speaking on.
I definitely appreciate Tupac’s music and impact more today. I remember Pac from same song. His verse stood out and welcomed the world to Pac. Then brenda’s gotta baby was his break out song. No one at the time was exposing these stories-especially as singles. I think If Pac was still alive he would’ve created a hip hop union. Rappers would have health care and a retirement. Possibly could’ve saved Black Rob, Craig Mack’s, and list of rapper lives.
Nepoleon spoke facts in terms of 2pac work ethic and music. From 93-99 2pac put out a total of 8 straight albums. 7 studio albums and 2 group albums. The man was was on top of the rap game from 93-96 putting out 5 straight albums when he was alive, and still after death 97-99 putting out those 3 albums. I feel he was still a top rapper even after death cause the record label still put out his music. I mean of course you had: Biggie, Jay z, Dmx, Nas, Eminem who were putting out music and who also was doing numbers too and they're legends too from 97-99. Also, 2pac release Me Against The World in March 14th of 95. He was released from prison October 12th, 95. So he did get to see how Me Against The World was doing in the 7 months it did. And then made All Eyez On Me and that came out in February of 96. Man release 3 #1 classic albums in a one year span lol. March 14h, 95 (Me Against The World) February 13th, 96 (All Eyez On Me) November 5, 96 ( Makaveli)
Three classic albums in two calendar years all three albums recieved either XXL or 5 mic rating don't think any other rapper has achieved that in a two year span
Bro I swear I love hearing his stories about Pac, u know Napoleon not lying about nothing he say ...
I'm 37 an I grew up listening to Pac because of my bros. I felt his presence even as a kid. He's a legend and always will be.
“We had guns tho” lmaooo they stayed strap!
Man I gotta big ups The art of dialogue. A person that has all his stories and every interview about one person but yet still intriguing and got all of us still glued to it. Very remarkable. Dont know how he pulled this off😁
Pac would've been a young Denzell Washington type the way he was grinding! Multitalented @ an extremely high level. Theirs no telling how big he could've become.. The possibilities are literally limitless! But he touched so many people in such a small amount of time.. The good do seem to die young!
I can never get enough of pac stories Rest in Peace Pac.
I remember that tour in ‘96. Pac was supposed to do a show in Oakland. It got cancelled because a month earlier The Dogg Pound had a concert at Eastmont Mall in Oakland and there was a riot there. Bottles thrown at police officers. It was crazy.
Pac was a man of the people. A real one
Much, much respect and love for 2pac!
LOYALTY, such a powerful but a rare thing to see consistently! This man could be out here dragging PAC’s name through especially now that Pac is gone & can’t speak for himself! I applaud him for that! The word “friend” is tossed around so frequently; it devalues the scene of the world. The way he speaks is so honest and raw, about the good and bad times now that is a FRIEND! May abundance of love, happiness , financial freedom, blessings and GOD’s (ALLAH ) mercy be upon him!
Just binged the whole lot, thank you so much for this! Mad respect to Napoleon
Thank you for stating his popularity was already a STAR the Me Against The World album was #1 Before he got to Death Row
Funny thing is Mob James saying Pac wasn't about that street life.. Mob James stay hating on Tupac.
Mob James just mad at his life and he got a right cuz his life suck ass but he do be hating on everyone
Mob James looks at it from a LA gangbanging perspective. There's levels to this shxt.
Napoleon is his brother and good Muslim. He wouldn't put Pac in a bad light. That's his homie.
when they killed mob james brother, he got scared and left the pirues. he was too afraid to retaliate against the guys who killed his brother. he waited for suge to get locked up before he came out talking shit about suge
Mob James also blame them niggaz at Death Row for his brother Buntry death. Ion think he hating but I can’t see PAC spitting on fans. He said his self Sumbody told him that, he didn’t actually see it
He's a hater, reeks of personal issues he's still dealing with and projecting that.
This interview damn near brings tears to my eyes
You can tell all the people close to pac loved him it shows who he truly was as a person
Most Humble Outlaw. Blessings to Napoleon. You the Truth brother
This young man, is very respectful, kind and wise, and thanks to Tupac, taking the time to teach these young people, it's a blessing that many people don't have, and, it's a loving, and commendable attribute, that many people don't possess, nor do they want to unselfishly obtain, in any form or fashion. Tupac will be missed on Earth, but, never forgotten, he truly left his mark. Real Talk 👄
So much peace on this brother's blessed face. Respect.
I love how real Outlaw Napoleon keep it
Do you remember how people want to be like Michael Jordan with the commercials everybody wanted to be like PAC.💯
Mob James trying to shit on Tupac's name because he hurt Tupac didn't mention him on 2 Live And Die In LA but he mentioned his brother Bountry.
I think Pac was very humble and down to earth due to the circumstances most of the time when an individual has a parent who was an addict play a large part in a person's personality because you're subjected to things that a normal child would not have to encounter and you have to mature faster than the normal process so he was chosen by the most high through his testimony to spread that special energy definitely a beacon of light Zaydasickest Zaydasickest Zaydasickest
Mob James is mad
He’s The Truth LongLive PAC Frfr
I had a feeling Mob James was lying.. hating and throwing dirt on a dead man's name smh sad!
dude a complete busta!
Anybody that will shoot 2 cops because they on bs is abt that life
@@stonelove1809 Facts
He's not lying he's just looking at it from his own perspective. He didn't really know Pac closely but understood LA more than any of the Outlawz. The truth has many sides...
Mob threw dirt on pac after baby lane did the honors of slumping him down to it
All the people that was saying a few days ago that Will Smith would've beat up 2Pac over Jada Pinkett because he was bigger then 2Pac needs to see this video!
Big dont mean nothing
Napoleon is just cappin for his guy pac..so of course he gonna praise him
But will smith actually trains harder to build his strength
why?because a fat 17 nyear old could not handle him?lol.Wil smith was in top tier shape.I still say he would have duffed Pac.
Will smith was not in shape back then he was skinny look at fresh prince of bel air. He didnt even duff the dude who fucked his wife. 😆
Pacs work ethic has never been matched in the industry to this day. it plays a huge part as to why his legacy is so strong and his music is so fundamental to future generations
PAC was like Kel with his orange soda. I just realized that people don’t drink that now like they did in the 90s.
the drink is called tango and yes plenty of people still drink it lol
@@regidon793 Tango is a brand of orange soda, not the whole thing.
Yep, Notorious BIG said this too on an interview where they asked him how he felt about 2pac dying. Part of that interview was used on the song: Running/Dying To Live. "Pac a strong dude, real strong... He was always getting shot at. I wasnt shocked at him dying, i was shocked at him. So when he got short i was like 'again?' he gonna make a few records about it and it's gonna be over"
My man art sitting with a outlaw! He is in the presence of the GOAT. MUCH LUV TO YOU BROTHER. SELF MADE MAN I LOVE IT 313
He's right! Danny Boy Said they went To Cleveland for that short Tour as well! Mutah And Danny Boy are the only ones I listen to.
Napoleon: ‘I use to be in those trailers with attitude’ can just imagine Pac trying to school them all 😂😂😂
I know Pac would have been one of the biggest actors in history if he would have survived and things were different. These kids today that are fans of rap have no idea who Pac was and what he means to the world. I feel like he doesn't get enough recognition to this day. He was not just the greatest rapper ever, he was also one of the greatest MUSICIANS ever. He was a poet. A kid that grew up poor, broke, and real. He told the truth and tried to organize his people. He was special. They'll never be another.
This man loyalty to pac is unmatched 🙌
There are many stories of Pac being strong and wild. He really knew how to fight and had a good aim with guns as well. He was a real revolutionary
The only security guard PAC liked was Big Frank
yeah but he was still one of the main security guards that Pac would ditch 😂😂
@@JaeRocReacts pac ditched everyone 😂 don’t matter who the guard was.
RIP Big Frank
@@R88_ man definitely!!! I ain’t even know he passed away in 2013 til this year. His interviews always was top notch about PAC.
@@imbsmit
Yes yes bro , big lost tbh 💔
I love his truthfulness and how shit really was. I was 17 yrs old when Tupac was killed and a fan since digital underground
Lol til this day many teenagers or even older ppl don’t know Will Smith was a rapper nor the first rapper to ever win a grammy 😂
Napoleon is thee ONLY one I believe when it comes to Pac stories, you can just tell the genuine love and admiration he had for Pac.
We need a interview with Papa G if he’s still alive, and the dude who played In “I Ain’t mad at you” video,
This dude seems so genuine and, dare I say NICE. He's not like some of those other guys that tries to be too cool during an interview. He just seems like a regular dude. I like it.
I feel that the core reason why PAC morphed into this phenomenonal Artist, is because of the make up from his Mother and Father, he’s a chip off the ole block. His parents lifestyle and mindset, i would say especially Moms, brilliant, brave and revolutionary. All of us are a share product from the company of whomever our dna parents are. So as i learned about 2pacs beginnings and trials before stardom, gave me a good insight of why my brother is so great and loved! But like most, i wish he could have survived longer in his life before that timely fate he met. Love you PAC forever and the Outlaws.......R.I.P. to all members who have left this hell on earth......”How long will they mourn me” 🙏🏾
Although he was tragically "hurt" by foes and friends, Tupac was the embodiment of the last stanza from the classic poem "IF" by Rudyard Kipling:
If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,
Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch,
If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,
If all men count with you, but none too much;
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run,
Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it,
And-which is more-you’ll be a Man, my son!
We will always miss and salute you, TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR✊