“2Pac Felt Like I Was Betraying Him” Thug Life Member Exposes The Reason Why 2Pac Ended The Group!
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2023
- Thug Life member "Macadoshis" breaks his silence and details the real reason Tupac's Thug Life group ended.
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Thug Life album is a pure masterpiece, a classic! Every song on it is 10/10
Pac b4 he went hater.
@@seanymac242 ??
100%. Classic Thug Music. It was the first and last word on Thug Life during the period that defined it.
"I got nothing to lose, so I choose, to be a killer..." Big Syke gave the legendary Makaveli style.
It had way more tracks, until the label removed them.
Thug life y’all know the rules gotta do what cha gotta do ..stay true ..
I remember on "how long will they mourn me" Pac screaming "double jeopardy"
Me too. I always thought he was talking about someone (or, rather sometwo) on the track but no one was ever credited at 'Double Jeopardy'. I knew of Big Syke, Stretch, Mopreme, Macadoshis and Rated R. (Every one of them rapped some of the hardest verses I ever heard, and every one of them were underrated.) Now, it's clear to me who was being referenced.
I was n Double Jeopardy
@@jizzledamayor334 🧢 🧢 🧢 ....put this on.
Big facts bro. Glad you pointed that out💯💯💯💯
Yep he sure did all this time I never knew who Double Jeopardy was until today lol
There’s literally 1 Million 2Pac stories. 😂
What's funny about real life shit still hurt from his loss..
@@ijumpjudy We got too many real dudes that hung around Tupac and your biggest favorite rapper that says Tupac was respected and was a solid dude and your dumb azz still trying to tarnish his name. S D F U. I used to be just like you but I realize it's too many people saying this dude is solid for me to be still talking negative about this dude and I don't him like they do .. WAKE Up fool
WHY yall keep writing the same damn comment EVERY video ???
Bro I promise it’s a million stories on every fuckin human being 😂😂
@@ijumpjudy your comment shows how deep your f@gg @zz is a fan of pac
R.i.p Coolio 🕊🌹 and Big Syke 🕊🌹
From the Cradle To The Grave, Life Ain't Never Been Easy.... Living in the Ghetto
Street Fame... another one
That’s when I became a PAC fan from vol1
Brah pac from 94 until his death was something else he took his lyricism up another notch starting with that thug life album
That’s my shit, Chief!😌
Doctor tried to smack me but I smacked him back. My first words was thug life popa pasa the mack
One thing we can all agree on, there was no money as a rapper in the early 90's. Salute to this whole generation for sacrificed their talents and lives so the new artists can learn and eat. 🙏🏾
Correct money was being a owner of the record labels
@@cryptolord9826 or transitioning over to movies like Cube did
of course why else Will Smith/ Fresh Prince ,Ice Cube, Ice-T ,Queen Latifah start doing movies
Drug dealler made way more money than a lot of rappers in the 80s & 90s
@Yassine Barnaoui not so much in the mid 90's
Thug Life Vol 1 is an underrated classic!!
Straight classic. Still in rotation. 🔥 🔥 🔥
@@fruitpacThat's his opinion. You have yours ol argumentative ass 🤡
@@fruitpac classic
@@fruitpac It's obvious you don't fuck with Pac so just go somewhere else with your trolling dude.
@@fruitpac I thought a classic was determined by the way an album aged over time.
Nice change of pace with someone new who was close to Pac; someone whose never been on this platform before.
Yes tired of same faces never heard of this guy but know thug life
They should have his only sister on here
@@meech_4real171 YES, I was thinking the same thing, or his dad. Not sure either do interviews since I’ve never seen them in one. As for his dad, not in a while at least. And for his sister, if she may have been reluctant to go on Vlad, maybe she’d come on this platform.
Whatever be peace n I know that's why I walk with a pistol on the streets - pac 95
@@1bannahpoam yea
It's true... back in the 90s artists wasn't getting paid like that especially compared to today. These legends paved the way so anytime I see the youngings disrespect them I just shake my head.
Artists were not smart with their money almost just like today
A lot of what you see today is what they call cap tho. Lotta funny money out there.
these dudes today aint getting no money off streams lol. you get roughly 4k-7k off a million views on youtube thats if someone watches the entire thing and depending on advertisement. and you might not even get that much. the other services are even worse. all the money comes from advertising. music is just the gateway to other shit. here wear these clothes in your next video and well give you money etc etc. thug life was to many members to make any money on gold. i think pac made something like 1.47 per cd on all eyez on me which was pretty decent with the sales bumps. tlc only got like 3 cents per cd lol. some of them places use to charge $20 for a friggen cd. alot more money was made back in the day people just signed shitty contracts or blew their advances
They was buying to much damn jewelry and hookers and blow
Word N Facts TOO bro... frfr...👌
Good on u Art. Finally u getting the REAL ppl in Pacs life. That Deathrow thang was only 11 months. He had a 4 year run of comin up b4 that. Bobcat, Thuglife, Johnny J Rip, Digital, The soundtraks and Movies so much. That dude is truly a generational icon.
I love the way Pac made everyday of his life count he definitely lived life to the fullest and that’s inspiring R.I.P. 2pac
Some say fullest but I think most would say foolish. Pac suffered from serious mental illness. He suffered from the worst case of Don't Give A Fuck that probably ever existed and also had some paranoia and delusions as well at times. For me I base intelligence on someone's overall real life intelligence (not to be confused with street intelligence.) Pac was FAR from being a dummy but my boy suffered from a chronic case of DGAF and it only became more frequent, almost to the point where it became a constant in his last few days alive. It got to the point where he practically would walk and see a sign hanging on a post right in front of a massive field of grass and he would stop and read the sign and it would say "DO NOT Walk On Grass, Mine Field Ahead!!!" and Pac would probably just toss up his middle fingers to the sky and walk off to his doom. Let's just keep it real, Pac didn't live everyday to the fullest and he died for nothing and on top of all that he knew better. RIP Pac.
real inspirational, would you want your Kids to emulate him?
Pac had a rough upbringing, plus no father figures, he got his passion and fire from the Blk Panthers. So he did the best he could with what he had and became a legend
@@charlies2641 agreed bro
He knew better… that part.
I loved the Thug Life album.
RIP BIG SYKE #THUGLIFE
Out of the last 20 or so Pac interviews I watched, this guy is hands down the most coherent and concise. Very useful pieces of information, and insightful approach to some of the things that happened.
That was the most thorough and the most clear speaking interview to date on this channel.
I've been waiting for these interviews with the people pre Death Row that was around the 🐐. Keep them coming AOD. Long Live 🐐 Makaveli The Don. You truly miss bruh 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
@@ijumpjudyGoofy ass broke nigga. Kick rocks with flip flops on. Nerd! 😂
@@ijumpjudy it's funny too see your f@gg @zz desperately wanna suck pac's d!cc but you can't
Take your meds weirdo. You need A job or a hobby. Mad because Pac smashed ya mom.
@@ijumpjudy you spread your cheeks for pacs ghost pole😂😂😂😂😂
@@matt0395 / 🤣🤣🤣🏆🏆🏆
good on mac for telling the truth you can tell hes keeping it 100
Damn. This is good. Makes sense why 2Pac says Double Jeopardy in one of the songs. Just like he mentioned Young Thugz, Thoro Headz, and Dramacydal, which eventually became The Immortal Outlawz.
And the have-nots
Vlad got nothing on Art
Thug Life album was 🔥 Under Pressure , Bury Me A G and Pour Outta Lil Liquor
Facts 🎉
Straight ballin
How Long will they Mourn me.
Ain’t got time
@@stevebrown2572 4 bitches gotta keep my mind in my mf riches 🔥
To be honest that thug life album was basically underground it basically went gold because it didn’t really get promoted and marketed but the group kind of broke up before it blew up
"I murdered Thug Life them niggas wouldn't act right"
Tupac Shakur vibe interview
“I murder all of them…. as far as their music career” - 2Pac.
And gave birth to the outlaws and they're all blood relatives
@@DramacydalEL
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@INSOMNIA DEFEATED Making fun of dead people is like the new phenomenon nowadays. If it’s not mama jokes, then they turn to that. Can’t think of anything logical.
@INSOMNIA DEFEATED you can make jokes about dead people because some deserves it for example adolf hitler but i mean why would you talk shit bout 2pac ? i dont really get it. weird people
That’s why Pac was so legendary.
It was never about the money he just loved what he does/did
@@themack74 shut up maggot who are you to be saying nons I'm Caesar Makaveli tha Don King George I George Washington Mr. GrantMaster and you? Some broke loser with no life, money, skills, fosho ugly as sh*t and can't fight shut up dork azz up talk sh*t and get hit keyboard warrior
@@themack74 Pac Stans are delusional. Pac was a rapper killed in his prime. That's it. No more...No less. His reckless behavior is what got him killed in Vegas.
Nah bro none of these rappers in the 80s n 90s was getting paid like that. Nobody gonna speak on it but imthatd why the music was so good bc it was done out of love for the craft n culture now some increased income as there careers expanded n lasted but realistically it wasn't a lot coming now the ceos n executives was eating
@@themack74 Dawg it’s literally all in his music bro just hear how much passion and heart he has for it unlike today’s rap
@@themack74 ahh just another tupac hater.
how’s that a lie kid?
Tupac died broke before he saw millions in 1996 for “all eyes on me”
No rapper will ever achieve the greatness Pac has left us which he created within 6-9 months. That’s why you haters exist today.
It was about his message not money.
He lost himself behind Suge
When Pac said I get around he was serious about all of these stories 😂
Tupac lived more life in 25 years than most live in 3 times that, he’s living proof it’s not how long you live but how you choose to live. It seems like everyday was crazy for him with so much going, but regarding the story $100 is crazy even for the 90’s that wasn’t $h!t. The hardest part of every Tupac story is him not being here to speak his side of it, cuz we dunno how much he was actually getting paid vs how much he was pocketing after paying the cost of living, studio time, lawyers etc..💯
Yeah yeah
Don't compare other to 2pac. Everyone has different lives. Sure it's not fame and money but to them its still exciting.
I do agree with the other half of your comment tho.
ago
@ Jose Gonzalez
Dude I don’t know who tf you think you’re talking to, but don’t tell me who not to compare Tupac to or anybody else for that matter. For starters it wasn’t a comparison & nobody needed you to state the obvious, nobody’s life will ever be like his but everyone should learn in their own way to maximize their time the way he did. 💯
@@ns5516 well, let me rephrase that. You shouldn't compare people's life to 2pac. But if you want, go for it.
I agree with your last sentence. We are om the same page but for some reason you took what I said personally; for whatever reason.
@ Jose Gonzalez
It’s no issue & I didn’t mean to sound aggressive, but you told me not to do something on top of the fact that I wasn’t doing it. All I’m saying is we can learn from the way this man seemingly lived every day to the fullest, like we can learn something from most peoples lives bad & good 👍💯
Thug Life Vol1 is my 2nd favorite 2Pac album. Shit goes hard even today.
If you was born after 1996 you really wouldn’t understand the time difference as far as PAC’s legacy. You really have to have been around in those times to see the impact he had.
Thug Life was gonna be the new NWA. I remember buying it and thinking this was the new hip-hop, 2pac had changed into 2pac on that cd
Come to think of it you have a point of them becoming a new version of NWA. Although it went gold mofos digged that album. Pac style definitely changed.
Yeah his cadence and style really became what it was, like a evolution. 💯
Nah bone thugs n harmony would've been the new NWA had eazy e not passed away
Damn this PAC connection is really legendary, he has connections with everyone some real spitters and legends in they own right Thug Life Outlaw riders 💪🏾 RIP PAC and all the other fallen soldiers connected to your legacy
Like Pac said, "I get around!"
Free Rated R
I knew back then Rated R was the banger of the group. 😂😂😂
Knaw keep him
@@awwskit9753 Get a life loser. 😂
@@awwskit9753 You typing like you belong in there with him. smh.
my boy macadochis
Tha Thug Life Album A Classic
They had the right to do what they did and Pac had the right to feel how he did. Pac was probably 22 or 23 at that time, of course he didn’t see the big picture for them. He wanted to provide what they attempted to provide for themselves. Pac getting judged off of 25 years of life. It’s been 20 years since I was 25 years old. Total different person and perspective now.
He saw his bigger picture for them. They saw their own bigger picture. He admitted in hindsight they should've been patient and let pac do it how he saw fit. But at the same time they were grown men with mouth's to feed so it's understandable why they chose to go the way they went
I’m not sure of the adjustment rate between ‘94 and today but $100 split between two grown men…who were used to getting money anyway had to be less than crumbs! 🤣🤣 But at the same time a true hustler would’ve just milked the opportunity and found a way to expand it especially if they were already getting money. Maybe it was a test. The story is probably way deeper and with Pac going through all the bs in ‘95 when he got out his trust level was at zero!
The communications between them wasn’t good, that’s why you have songs like “fuck all y’all “ 😂 lol in 94
@@corysmith4293
That's because Tupac was too emotional when it came to personal shit to communicate properly. He had daddy issues and he took it out on those he perceived (whether right or wrong) doing "wrong to him" just like his father.
A 25 year old today . Wouldn’t pay anybody no $100 . It’s a different concept of business ethics among young blacks now. Plus that with texting and internet , that info would have got out so fast he woulda had to chop out more .
"Always loyalty from day one" then shouts out to snoop and Daz who's been hattin on pac for 20+ years.😂🤦♂️
Daz don’t hate on Pac….
Daz can’t hate because he getting paid of PAC albums to this day
That's his personal relationships with them. There's nothing wrong with shouting someone out. It's not like he has taken a side in anything.
Thug Life That album is a classic one of my favorite albums to this day. That album up there with the Chronic and Only Built 4 Cubin Linx as far as classic hip hop albums.
I loved THUG LIFE VOL 1. This is a hard ass interview Art! I want some more of Macadoshis! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Thug Life y'all know the rules gotta do what you gotta do...STAY TRUE
What I get from this is Tupac probably thought “these guys want to go on their own so they don’t need my help or direction anymore so ima leave them alone so they can do them” but they still blame 2Pac when even he said Pac was emotional! Meaning Pac didn’t want them going alone just yet because they were new to the rap game because they would be taken advantage of and history taught them that they shouldn’t of tried going solo. PAC was hurt because he was bringing them up and once they got a little taste, they wanted their own bite. This just proves Pac was one of a kind.
Sound like pac was a control freak
🧢 Alot them had career before meeting pac 😑
The truth isn't truth when you can always tell it when it's real.. props mackadocious makes perfect sense to anybody that can listen.. Salute from Duuvall...Tupac!!!!
Wow it’s really nice to have Mac on interview man. I like him so much. Love from west African Gambia
Pac made em split $100 a show and had the nerve to get mad at them for leaving 😂😂
Damn, pac stans are going to find a way to say you're "hating"
Now it make sense! When big Syke asked for a hundred dollars at the end of check out time!😂
😆 🤣 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂100!!!
He said he didn't have no more money 😅
What people don’t realize a tour is a promotional run especially back in those days if y’all not selling merchandise and doing a walk through for clubs then you won’t generate money understanding the business your getting into is always the first lesson
Apparently, someone didn't explain that to them. People got bills and families to take care of.
Pac had thug life merch tho
Seems like the " Shining serpent" Tupac was funny w the money🐍🐍🐍
Bro made 17 hundred one night gotta make ya own shit Shake too .
@@futureflavors205 , Pac wasn’t getting paper either, not like that. Think about it, his entry was in Digital Underground as a BACK UP DANCER. His own admission, “he didn’t care how he was a part of the group”, as long as he could ride…and this man spoke on that exact same fact just as I was typing this to you.
@@NoLineNoWait123AbC
My point is Tupac was going around telling the world Biggie was broke like he was feeding the nigga whole family... Paying niggas $50??? 😭 🤣
More proof that Pac was 🤥 🧢
You bringing the heat🔥exclusive shit!
Looking forward to the rest of this interview
Interscope been finessin rappers since its inception
DAMN THAT 'JACK THE RAPPER' HUSTLE WAS ON POINT!!!!!
Shout outs to Macadoshis and Mopreme! Free Rated R! R.I.P Pac, Syke and Stretch! #ThugLife
This channel gets the best interviews. Been wondering bout this for decades
I know right! 😂 Vee - Lad TV probably mad than a MF...
@@Proverbs-kv6rg, why are you hating Vlad? Is it because he's white?
@@Proverbs-kv6rg vlad's trash. His interviews are simple minded.
I really love the music 2pac did in late 93,94 and early 95. The Thug Life album was classic. Ready 4 whatever song was supposed to be on the album but the record company wouldn't allow it. Bury Me a G and Str8 balling and Out On Bail were some of the best songs 2pac ever recorded. Even the classic song from the movie Above The Rim (Pain) was recorded in late 93 or early 94. The Deathrow 2pac was great but 1994 Tupac was perfect in my opinion.
Yeah, there were no songs for women ('Brenda's Got A Baby'/'Keep Your Head Up') during that period. It was all classic Thug Music. His music before Thug Life was not as hard-hitting and his Death Row music was more polished.
I hear you but The Death Row Pac started in 93. Gun range interview "we bout to sign to Death Row, Thug Life and Death ROW ain't that a bitch". He started officially working with the label and getting influenced by them in 93. Working with Warren G & Nate Dogg. Rumored song with Snoop "Animosity" 93. Hard On A Nigga aka Life's So Hard 94 for Murder Was the Case soundtrack but didn't get used. plus Pac had Daz remake "Only Fear Of Death" & 2 other Stretch produced songs for a Me Against The World tracklist that got scrapped before the official release.
The 93-94 2pac was fuckin with Death Row, he's in Cube and Dre's video, he was already around them.
@@OlliWitta3_ facts suge paid 2pac in 94 for the soundtrack on above the rim movie yup they was making moves like hell fr fr
The Me Against The World album is definitely rivaling with AEOM album. A lot of ppl like it better despite the better production when he got to DeathRow. I felt like them songs on MATW had quality soulful production!!
We need more asap !!!
It was the early 90s Bruh, there was no money for rappers as it is today. Rap was still in its growth stages
Yeah it was only like 17 years old when Pac passed.
It's a betrayal because he understands LOYALTY. You don't go make a deal behind your man's back.
Rule one in life self preservation. If someone won’t be loyal to them selves that’s technically a weakness. Just as PAC did when he was a Roadie with DU until he could do more. It’s always weird conversations when you gotta boss up or remain were you are. Your true folks are gonna overstand, they may not agree initially but we are all individuals.
@@texacalmusic It's funny when people try to justify dishonorable actions. They just tell on themselves and expose their character.
Self preservation has nothing to do with being DISLOYAL.
The protection of oneself from harm or death, especially regarded as a basic instinct in human beings and animals is "Self Preservation".
Going behind your man's back, a friend who brought you into his opportunity, to except a sidebar deal without his knowledge is a dishonorable thing.
Letting him know that the Label was trying to (divide and conquer) offer them a deal and ask what he thought about it was the HONORABLE thing to do. Not having secret meetings and bringing an already written up contract to sign.
From the cradle to the grave I’m glad to say I made it this far many Gs died hard and all they got was the name put up on the wall💯🖐🏾
..💪 don't have no friends neither, is just me by my lonely, so i married my heater ,i keep wherever i go, i love my hoe, never leave home without my sugar, I have to plug ah n🤬ga 💪💪💪💪💪💜
Salute, Art... You're getting there.
I always wondered why Pac said " I killed thug life and gave birth to the outlaws"...😢
Same! I was thinking because of the Stretch backstabbing & Biggie stop shouting "Thug Life"!
A lot of people won't say but big stretch backstabbing Tupac is a real story. Big stretch lied about the quad studioo about Tupac not getting shot 5 times and also conveyed messages from the enemy to Tupac. R.i.p to the dead but he was bitch nigga.
Egos of members in THUGLIFE too big for Tupac to mentor. So he focused on The Outlawz. I noticed that too in Outlawz, Tupac always had the most energy. It was clear he spearheaded the Outlawz.
True
Back then $100 was a lot of money if looking at like it’s today it’s peanuts. RIP to all of the brothers
It was peanuts back then. No one could live of it unless they were touring 7 days a week.
@@djhaynes99 I’m just talking about the value of $100 dollars. I never said living off $100 I don’t think the video had anything to do with living off $100 but I agree with you
Facts! Having a hundred in 1994 is like 5 o r 6 today
@@EWheels that’s factz
$100 wasn’t shit
Good interview, very honest and humble
This channel should be called the art of Tupac
Hats off Art.
You’re on your own level!
THUG LIFE classics were Shit don't stop , From the cradle to the grave, and Straight ballin...🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rest in Peace
ThugLife
Very crisp. That backdrop light is hard
This gonna be good!🔥💯
Thug life album was legendary!!!!
One of my favorite albums 💯💪💪
He said it all gotta respect it💯they wasn’t getting money but he said they should’ve stayed patient but again they had to get they bread 💯💯💯💯💯I was definitely saying you gotta be patient even when the money ain’t there BUT when you got a family to feed decisions gotta be made can’t knock that💯💯💯💯💯
In the Tupac resurrection documentary it showed Pac paystub he was getting $750 a show but he was dancing being a roadie and hypeman so that's probably why he was getting that much but dope interview clip can't wait to see the rest
Exactly he was carrying equipment and all that
He probably didn’t get start out at $750, if he did it was probably because he was signed to Interscope on the solo tip
@@prophecy9521 good analogy
We really need a mini-series on 2Pac’ life instead of all this “Power” and “BMF” bullshit
Ok a different person with a different perspective and opinion. Let's Go 💯
Not hating but Thug Life wasn't nothing without Pac.
Exactly
Pac would've been nothing with out the actual real thugs in thug life. Everyone from Biggie to Syke to Stretch to this guy had actual street ties and credentials. Pac was feeding off them. Even Mopreme was a military vet...
Yes and no. Yes from a business standpoint, but from a lyrical standpoint they def held their own on the album. Pac was obviously the star, but the other guys have plenty of quality verses on the album. Cradle To the Grave is an ABSOLUTE masterpiece, the writing on that song was pretty exceptional.
@@FireIceTalon in my opinion yeah thug life was lyrical but the songs didn't hit without pac. Don't get it twisted and Street fame are the least played and talked about songs...... Outlawz on the other hand were more better in my opinion. Dramacydal if you want to call them that. Because that project revenge is sweet was 🔥
@@FireIceTalon Rated R energy was crazy
Pac was great artist but he wasn't a great businessman and that's only because he didn't really understand ownership and that's a major problem within hip-hop culture brother's and sister's now knowing their worth and understanding the ins and the outs of the game
you sound ignorant, the group only sold one album that went gold. they did not make money. tupac was paying for everything, travel, food, hotel room. the only good rapper besides pac was big syke.
Can't wait to here the rest of that interview...thuglife outlaw! Rip big syke! Free rated R!!!
Man love to this channel forreal im a huge Pac fan
Yeeeeeah! Macadoshis and rated r underrated artists. 🌹
Pac was a gem man! A whole ass gem! He was one loyal moth**f**ker 💕
😍😍😍you thou
There in only one person who ever lived who people talk about everyday “2pac” da 🐐 nuff said greatest of all time
Solid interview
Good interview!
PEACE 7
These stories of Pac will never get old,long live Makaveli the goat🔥🙌🙏💯. P.s incoming hate reply from those scumbag Pac haterz🖕💯💯
Str8 Ballin'🎤
I like this. Good one Art.
I'm still listening to that Album. They were doing Gangsta rap and being lyricist at the same time.
2PAC WAS SOMETHING ELSE STR8 UP...💙MISS 2PAC THO
Good interview
Damn the money in the beginning is a test to see if you’re built for it long term
Easier said than done when you responsibility. People don't operate on blind faith. For some reason our people dont get explain the ups and downs that come with the music industry to up and coming artists.
I LIVE A 'THUG LIFE' .. SO WHEN IT'S 'ME AGAINST THE WORLD' .. IT'S 'ALL EYEZ ON ME' - 2PAC
Orlando shut all that shit down cuh😁😁
@@shawtyeatemup1352 Orlando got shut down after that cuh 😂
@@shawtyeatemup1352 Your own mama can't say nothing bout what u accomplished in life. Stfu
Caddle to the grave childhood favorite joint
This the best interview on Vlad so far
Art you GOAT for this!
Thug Life will never die
I remember when the thug life album came out i was in the 8th grade str8 classic
Art u got Mac. You the man.
Pac was a real general in his thoughts and actions.
Did that double Jeopardy album come out ?
He not lying at all.
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Way to Keep it G Mac
Big $alute to Macadoshis! Thug Life #Classic
@ijump judy . The outlawz were young but they were spitting on that Makaveli album. They had potential
Thug life and its thug 4 life 💪💯