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  • Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
  • Tupac's father Billy Garland details to The Art Of Dialogue contributor Delray Richardson about the condition his son Tupac was in at the Hospital.
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  • @jamesojuoke
    @jamesojuoke Год назад +520

    Pac was right when he said How long will ya'll mourn me". We still mourn him 27 years later

    • @GabrielMendoza-
      @GabrielMendoza- Год назад +7

      I wish it would've been another ... how long how long will they mourn my brotherr

    • @Karl671
      @Karl671 Год назад

      Yes

    • @tanganyikarichardson5588
      @tanganyikarichardson5588 Год назад

      Facts and kado

    • @niax5618
      @niax5618 Год назад +2

      Every mutha F-.$&@ day homie🥹💯💪🏾

    • @lucky1954
      @lucky1954 Год назад +5

      ​@@niax5618not me I tired of talking about Tupac

  • @carter3369
    @carter3369 Год назад +855

    “The only think that can stop me is death, and even then my music will live forever.” -2Pac

  • @marvetteadams1998
    @marvetteadams1998 Год назад +795

    It's kinda of sad. He spent so many years holding all these feelings inside. You can tell he needed to get them all out. ❤🙏🏼

    • @melomusicentertainmentinc
      @melomusicentertainmentinc Год назад +21

      lady, all man do this. Respect your partner and take care of him

    • @kiddoutlaw600
      @kiddoutlaw600 Год назад +7

      Sad asf

    • @Karl671
      @Karl671 Год назад +3

      Facts

    • @Heyu7her3
      @Heyu7her3 Год назад +2

      ​@@melomusicentertainmentincthey weren't partners if he wasn't in his life

    • @coreyashley4949
      @coreyashley4949 Год назад +8

      @@Heyu7her3 His mother kept him from his father and lied to everyone. Pac found out much later in life and was upset about it.

  • @Hellrazor818
    @Hellrazor818 Год назад +395

    Losing Pac was almost like losing family member or close friend for some of us. We may never have met him personally, but we got to see his life unfold before our eyes and he put his soul into his music, so when we listened it was like connecting to ours. This is why we defend him SO VIGOROUSLY. Few artists can connect to emotionally or spiritually like Pac can. RIP Pac you still the greatest. 💯

    • @gamingbytetv665
      @gamingbytetv665 Год назад +15

      Cringe.

    • @albertv12345
      @albertv12345 Год назад +7

      like you knew him before he became "thug"? His days of dance groups and fun turtle neck roller skating parties? Unfold that

    • @alvarezgamers
      @alvarezgamers Год назад +3

      You never met the man. 😂

    • @LanceJ.
      @LanceJ. Год назад

      Then you’ve never lost a family member or close friend otherwise you wouldn’t say some dumb shit like this.

    • @cyberbron2077
      @cyberbron2077 Год назад +5

      Be a fan, not a fiend.

  • @dhjallumni
    @dhjallumni Год назад +433

    I watched my daughter in icu for 6 months before she passed at the age of 15... watching you child fight for their life is the most difficult thing anyone can do

  • @Infinite0396
    @Infinite0396 Год назад +497

    This keeps getting better and better. I mean they caught up to this guy at a time when he’s advanced in age but still quite articulate, thoughtful, handsome, youthful in spirit-who knows had it been another several years this chance might have been lost to finally hear from this man

    • @VCthaGOATdunker
      @VCthaGOATdunker Год назад +26

      agreed. I don't know how old he is, but he looks like he's still in his 50s here.

    • @michael43567
      @michael43567 Год назад +12

      I don't know all the details, but this looks kinda weak to me. Waiting till now to speak out when Afena isn't alive to defend herself.
      And I'm not a father yet, but I would've raised absolute hell until I got in contact with my kid. They would've had to arrest me or something. I'd relocate if I had to

    • @anasbtr
      @anasbtr Год назад +8

      @@VCthaGOATdunker he’s 70

    • @anasbtr
      @anasbtr Год назад +23

      @@michael43567 He did multiple interviews but they always twist his words and cut the video short

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +9

      @@VCthaGOATdunker 74 bruh

  • @jaimito707
    @jaimito707 Год назад +535

    As a father I understand him on not ever wanting to “pull the plug” on his son. You can feel his anger. RIP Tupac

    • @rucianapollard4057
      @rucianapollard4057 Год назад +62

      He "pulled the plug" on Tupac when he wasn't around to raise him as a child and left that job to Afeni!!

    • @kingjuhh5955
      @kingjuhh5955 Год назад

      @@rucianapollard4057dummy u sound stupid

    • @prencerichmand8494
      @prencerichmand8494 Год назад +2

      I wouldn't of pulled the plug on my son even if I was in his life or not which I am in his life but I feel tupac father's pain

    • @Mochahontas091
      @Mochahontas091 Год назад

      @@prencerichmand8494 or let him suffer

    • @angeltomlinson2635
      @angeltomlinson2635 Год назад +22

      it’s selfish to sit there and keep someone hooked up to machines floating around in their own head not able to talk, move, eat, do nothing

  • @cassandramonique
    @cassandramonique Год назад +46

    This is the most legit story ever told about Tupac’s last days on earth genuinely told by his father was so heart warming and sad at the same time. This man deserved to get this off his heart. Rest Pac🕊️

  • @thacheermom9
    @thacheermom9 Год назад +590

    I’m glad his Dad is getting a chance to tell his story 💯 My mom lied to my dad after she gave me away as a baby 😢 over 30 years later I found out the truth my Dad was looking for me all of those years.

    • @durbanpoisoned
      @durbanpoisoned Год назад +36

      If u find out why pac father wasn't around will have u looking at his mom funny.

    • @thacheermom9
      @thacheermom9 Год назад +15

      @@durbanpoisoned She wanted to think she was his savior. Why say the man died though smh.

    • @hangingwiththegrlz4891
      @hangingwiththegrlz4891 Год назад

      Afeni Shakur speaks on Billy Garland...ruclips.net/video/Rtx9fvh7a0o/видео.html

    • @kjahmbanso
      @kjahmbanso Год назад +14

      @Thacheermom if he never got lied to pac would of went searching for his father 👨🏽 since his mom's wasn't stable

    • @thacheermom9
      @thacheermom9 Год назад +24

      @@durbanpoisoned The truth is the truth 💯 I don’t worship afeni shakur.

  • @omarmckenzie8757
    @omarmckenzie8757 Год назад +2110

    It's unfortunate that father's are so disrespected in this society.

    • @thacheermom9
      @thacheermom9 Год назад +160

      Right and Afeni is praised 😕

    • @lawtonsfinest8622
      @lawtonsfinest8622 Год назад +34

      I know tell me about it, the amount of Blues I experienced from other men.............😢

    • @jaecapers8421
      @jaecapers8421 Год назад +62

      Amerikkka

    • @rosalynjelks4494
      @rosalynjelks4494 Год назад

      ​@@thacheermom9 bum as she should be praised she raised Pac not this dude. Pac loved his mother who tf are you?

    • @Tyland98
      @Tyland98 Год назад +173

      if 2pac wanted a relationship with his father he could have seek one once he became 18. it's more to the story than what this man is telling us.

  • @rayjay5563
    @rayjay5563 Год назад +77

    You can see the pain in his eyes even still 😢 RIP 2Pac

  • @fjrich4081
    @fjrich4081 Год назад +71

    When I was a kid. Man, Tupac was like a big brother that I never had! Distributing game to the masses! I believed 2Pac was for our people! He was the mouth piece for the young black lost and forgotten spirit! I was a kid in the 80s and the crack Era left alot of the innercity households broken and fractured! I wrote the Dear Mama lyrics for my mother on Mother's Day, 1995! Because at the time I couldnt afford to buy her anything and it related almost word for word with my circumstances. And there is no greater gift than the one that comes from your heart and soul! My mother shed tears when she read it! Pac was my Malcolm X! My Huey P Newton! My Freddrick Douglas! For 11 months Pac veered away from his true message! But how could he not? After being setup, robbed and shot. And by those he felt he could trust!... Pac is the G.O.A.T to me because of what he meant to me as a kid! That moment in time is forever gone! But the memories and the emotions I felt during his Era will persist until my final day! 2 Pac is and will always be the only human being that I never known but felt like I lost a loved one when he was murdered!!😢 R.I.P Lesane Parish Crooks/Tupac Amaru Shakur

    • @kenyonfields-rb5bu
      @kenyonfields-rb5bu Год назад +3

      😭😭😭I was in my mothers womb 4 months from being born my mom told me everytime she played 2Pac I would go crazy in her stomach .. and your absolutely right it did feel like you lost a close relative a big brother or uncle that always guided your decisions and gave you free game wish you were here Pac I’ll see you up in thugs mansion

    • @reginalee8867
      @reginalee8867 Год назад +1

      I felt the same way when he died. I was crying so hard you would have thought I lost a love one. I was 18 pregnant and was going through a lot with family and the dead beat dad. Then I heard Brenda got a baby and I felt he knew me and that song was written for me. We lost a legend 😢

    • @reality7078
      @reality7078 Год назад +2

      I would never put a celeb on a pedestal like that. Tupac is the goat… but like a “brother i never had”? Umm idk about that one

    • @RobeiMusic
      @RobeiMusic 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@reality7078pac wasnt just a celebrity, pac was the foundation for concious rap as it is TODAY. kendrick lamar, j-cole, 50 cent, all black concious rappers in this day and age all pay homage and credit pac’s lyricism and passion for a reason. his mother was a black panther and so was pac’s Godmother. pac was mainly an activist who got caught in a street life

  • @BostonManny617
    @BostonManny617 Год назад +931

    He lost a son and we lost a legend 😢

    • @htatesil4192
      @htatesil4192 Год назад

      Reggie wright jr

    • @jewelluscious
      @jewelluscious Год назад +1

      ​@@htatesil4192 NO Boston Manny

    • @Theundisputedtruth
      @Theundisputedtruth Год назад +21

      A son that he abandoned but he likes.the money from interviews and can make off his son lol

    • @Drejac1
      @Drejac1 Год назад

      @@htatesil4192 huh

    • @Drejac1
      @Drejac1 Год назад +14

      @@Theundisputedtruth was you there during the time ?

  • @chriscurtis8344
    @chriscurtis8344 Год назад +562

    See if you listen how articulate this father is you can tell WHERE PAC got his ability to communicate FROM. This father is real .

    • @josephkanu2778
      @josephkanu2778 Год назад +113

      His mom was the same way too

    • @nikib.3797
      @nikib.3797 Год назад +125

      His mom defended herself in court! She was very much articulate. And this dude was M.I.A. for all of Tupac's formative years. He gets it from his momma.

    • @tymartin2293
      @tymartin2293 Год назад +17

      ​@@nikib.3797 Facts!

    • @TBoogy3
      @TBoogy3 Год назад +75

      Panthers were generally educated people.

    • @dgstudi0s159
      @dgstudi0s159 Год назад +73

      Nah bro. Listen to Afeni and study her life. This man is articulate yes but Afeni was something else

  • @elvisfreshly5571
    @elvisfreshly5571 Год назад +88

    I suffered through the years and shed so many tears 🙏🏾🕊

  • @chenellebeautytv
    @chenellebeautytv Год назад +62

    You CAN actually hear what surrounds you when you are in a “coma”. I personally have experienced this. I could hear who was in the room and what they were saying. I also remember my sister shaking me to show I wouldn’t wake up. I can hear the doctor and officer as well. It’s almost like you think inside your head, but your body is totally numb, and you can’t move. I also remember one of my eyes were slightly opened, so I could slightly see people walking around. It was blurry, and only a slit. But I could see too.

    • @JusLyric19
      @JusLyric19 Год назад +13

      Same queen ! Except I couldn’t fully figure who was who, I could definitely feel my dad in the room but couldn’t hear him , but I heard the surgeons when they said “I don’t know how this young lady is alive right now” it’s a trip !! So Glad You’re Still Here Queen !! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🤗

    • @270izzybae9
      @270izzybae9 Год назад +3

      So in coma state are you awake the whole time or do you still sleep and dream ? Cause Ik y’all said y’all could hear and sometimes see but is it it’s own state or is your body just numb but you still have the same mental functions. I hope that makes sense

    • @Travis-mg6bt
      @Travis-mg6bt Год назад +2

      My brother was in a coma for 3 months.This was back in the late 80's after he was hit crossing a freeway by a Coca Cola van.The Dr's & nurses was baffled that he knew they names when he came to.He said he could hear them talking each and every time they came in to check on him when they changed his catheter etc etc.

    • @GaMerTriXxx
      @GaMerTriXxx 10 месяцев назад

      this is really interesting to hear, if im allowed to ask, do u feel time when beeing in a coma? Like is it more like ur half sleeping, or is it like u feel like ur actually trapped, kina like a sleep paralysis? I always wondered but u dont have to answer if u dont want to

    • @j8dakiss
      @j8dakiss 2 месяца назад +1

      @@GaMerTriXxx I can answer this.....i was in a medically induced coma, during/due to CoVid (i dont know how long) but I definitely lost track of time, I remember not being in a coma a being excited about my oldest sons bday (May 2021), I also remember dreaming that i lost both of my sons during a horrible winter with them trying to see me....I had to learn to walk and talk again, I thought I was raped, mutilated, and saved, while not being able to communicate these things to the people that ultimately saved my life....Im forever grateful, but my trust level is super low....I got out of the hospital in 7/31

  • @horriblehappenings1529
    @horriblehappenings1529 Год назад +624

    Heroes get remembered, but legends never die. Pac will live on forever.

    • @safe-tactcrap2922
      @safe-tactcrap2922 Год назад +3

      Watching the sandlot too much running didn’t help pac

    • @horriblehappenings1529
      @horriblehappenings1529 Год назад +2

      @@safe-tactcrap2922 he wasn't wearing his PF flyers

    • @horriblehappenings1529
      @horriblehappenings1529 Год назад

      @iJump Judy clearly you can't read. I said he was a legend, not a hero. By the way, replacing "s" with "z" lookz really cool.😎

    • @williamwatson7134
      @williamwatson7134 Год назад

      ​@iJump Judy I bet you have nothing going in life bruh lol sad individual

    • @safe-tactcrap2922
      @safe-tactcrap2922 Год назад

      @@horriblehappenings1529 A dead one lol i mean i was a kid listening to him didnt realize he was only 25

  • @UrbanNoizeMusic
    @UrbanNoizeMusic Год назад +314

    Hearing that he had the opportunity to reconnect with Pac later on his life just to see him go sooner than later has to be the most heartbreaking things ever. Especially since it looks like they were really building their bond again. Glad he could be there for Pac when it mattered the most. Wish they had more time.

    • @andreray2784
      @andreray2784 Год назад +5

      When he died is not when it mattered most.

    • @durbanpoisoned
      @durbanpoisoned Год назад

      No disrespect to pacs mom Ms Afeni but it was partly her fault for pac dad not being around. She cheated on pac biological father with Billy garland

    • @hangingwiththegrlz4891
      @hangingwiththegrlz4891 Год назад

      Afeni Shakur speaks on Billy Garland...ruclips.net/video/Rtx9fvh7a0o/видео.html

    • @thacheermom9
      @thacheermom9 Год назад +23

      @blackbull9916 Do you know your Dad? Billy looks like Tupac 💯

    • @Rondondemarco
      @Rondondemarco Год назад

      @BLACK BULL YOU ARE BLIND 🦯 AS HELL FAM. That man is PACs spitting image.

  • @Will-ex2wr
    @Will-ex2wr Год назад +36

    I feel sorry for your loss Mr. Garland. Thank you for sharing your story. RIP 2pac and Afeni Shakur 🙏🏾🙏🏾

  • @LaNoire27
    @LaNoire27 Год назад +15

    His dad seems like a very sincere guy. I just believe him in all the interviews I've seen of him. He seems very personable.

  • @RoyalAlkebulan
    @RoyalAlkebulan Год назад +178

    i’m glad you got these interviews of Mr. Billy Garland, thank you 🙏🏾 he is hard to reach, i love his posts on Facebook, todays the day his son gets his star on the walk of fame

    • @K.Puri92
      @K.Puri92 Год назад +1

      What’s his name on Facebook

    • @RoyalAlkebulan
      @RoyalAlkebulan Год назад

      @@K.Puri92 William Garland, and his son, Will Garland, Jr.

    • @hangingwiththegrlz4891
      @hangingwiththegrlz4891 Год назад

      Afeni Shakur speaks on Billy Garland...ruclips.net/video/Rtx9fvh7a0o/видео.html

    • @GhostOfSparta632
      @GhostOfSparta632 Год назад +1

      I hope he'll be allowed to attend

    • @RoyalAlkebulan
      @RoyalAlkebulan Год назад

      @@GhostOfSparta632 they don’t include them enough and that’s not fair

  • @richlife412
    @richlife412 Год назад +357

    i remember being like 12, 13 years old with my cassette tape and walkman playing PAC over and over all day long R.I.P LEGEND

    • @abdurahmanmohamed3378
      @abdurahmanmohamed3378 Год назад +4

      did u cry?

    • @donjon5183
      @donjon5183 Год назад +8

      Real talk... Telling which ever one of my homies that had the new album, to high speed dub me a tape.. 😂😂😂

    • @ricov1039
      @ricov1039 Год назад +3

      Same!

    • @I_am_BiG_Al
      @I_am_BiG_Al Год назад +7

      Im from the uk and I remember seeing on mtv that pac was dead

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Год назад

      ​@@I_am_BiG_Al 😹😹😹😹😹

  • @nevergiveup56032
    @nevergiveup56032 Год назад +11

    Mr Garland Respect for talking about your Son 2Pac, I saw you years ago, you told the story when he was in hospital first time. Legend around the world, just got my daughter's back after my Son passed away. Don't know who my Father is to this Day but keep Your Head Up. Delray 🙏 to you Bro. Music still in the vault. Salute 🌎🎤

  • @bernardmcbridejr850
    @bernardmcbridejr850 Год назад +9

    Much respect to Mr. Garland for this interview means alot to me..rip 2pac for your legacy lives on✊️🙏

  • @quintincroutch3540
    @quintincroutch3540 Год назад +92

    This whole segment is heavy and very much from the heart. It’s a gift to get his take on it being he was there but for him to release what hasn’t been said is just as important to Mr Garland. We know it’s deeper than that gang bs but thank you art of dialogue and salute 🫡 to delray as well. 🔥🔥🔥💯 blessings 🙏🏾

  • @shy8274
    @shy8274 Год назад +12

    I remember this like it was yesterday , I cried because for some reason I felt like I was connected to him . Cray fact I was in the 8th grade and my best friend at the time called me all excited , hurry and come to her house . When I got there , she held a letter up , the hand writing was so pretty and neat , I grab the letter and to my surprise it was from Tupac , he wrote it to her and delivered it by her dad . He was currently locked up and while in prison he attended her dads church groups , her dad told him about her so he wrote her a letter . It told her to be good , respect her self listen to her dad . So much more but I remember those words the most . He was something special , the world wasn’t ready for him yet . Now many years later I end up experiencing exactly what his mother and father experienced with my oldest son and daughter to the T with my son. No parent should feel what he feels . BUT I am also encouraged by seeing him because I see he has survived through this and it gives me and my children father hope too .❤ Rest In Peace pac 🫶🏾🙏🏾

  • @robertmitchell9529
    @robertmitchell9529 Год назад +16

    He loved his son. We loved his son. R.I.P. Pac. You are deeply missed.

  • @heavyhandsholmes.9494
    @heavyhandsholmes.9494 Год назад +40

    I'm glad he cleared that up about Tupac allegedly being conscious in the hospital, people be lying for likes.

    • @ral2585
      @ral2585 3 месяца назад

      Suge Knight is a serial liar

  • @intenseninja8241
    @intenseninja8241 Год назад +345

    RIP 2Pac condolences to the family, your soul lives on.

    • @Crpdoll
      @Crpdoll Год назад +5

      @@ijumpjudy make sure you check under your bed b4 u go to sleep tonight

    • @wisdom4498
      @wisdom4498 Год назад

      Condolences to Tupac family who have been around and supported him his whole life. Not this imposter Garland and his family who knew Tupac 15 months.
      Garland: I've known Tupac 15 months. I get a say so on his living situation and his money, I'm the father! Say it with your chest Garland. Clown.

    • @williamwatson7134
      @williamwatson7134 Год назад

      ​@@ijumpjudy jump off pac stick judy

    • @ausgamecollector
      @ausgamecollector Год назад

      @@ijumpjudy Condolences to your fam. Get that gate out your heart Timmy, you don’t wear it well and you certainly aren’t making your family tree proud.

    • @GayAssLloyd
      @GayAssLloyd Год назад

      @@ijumpjudy Pac didn't beat your dad to death in prison,Kevin Roby did.You're so bitter because Pac smacked the dad u never met.A dad that never claimed u.U should be bitter with him,not Pac.Your dad neglected u.Even on his Wikipedia,it says he never had kid's.But You're defending a guy that never cared for u 🤣🤣🤣.

  • @NathanSander777
    @NathanSander777 Год назад +6

    I’m glad he said this. I always felt Tupac could’ve survived. He approached this with Grace.

  • @keeliharris5055
    @keeliharris5055 Год назад +17

    These are good interviews...I have new respect for Pacs dad...it's good to hear his side of his life and the challenges of life

  • @UnknownRaiderGuy
    @UnknownRaiderGuy Год назад +241

    RIP Tupac 🙏
    One of the greatest Rappers of all time

    • @VegetaLaunchedFinalFlash
      @VegetaLaunchedFinalFlash Год назад +45

      THE greatest rapper of all time.

    • @TClint850
      @TClint850 Год назад +13

      Greatest actor too 💯

    • @TheZayzkidd3
      @TheZayzkidd3 Год назад +24

      No, THE greatest Rapper of all time.

    • @lethal5flow679
      @lethal5flow679 Год назад +2

      RIP BIGGIE. THEE GREATEST RAPPER TO EVER DO IT.....I listening to LAD the other day, that shit STILL go hard

    • @GoGetYourShinebox
      @GoGetYourShinebox Год назад +4

      @@TClint850 Tupac was a good actor but to say he's the greatest actor of all time is a stretch lol

  • @twinkles2ya
    @twinkles2ya Год назад +92

    Wow the parallels, the removing of the lungs

    • @atshabal
      @atshabal Год назад +18

      So many parallels indeed 2 PAC grand ma died at 25 as well.

    • @johncastanya6125
      @johncastanya6125 Год назад +3

      ​@@atshabal wowww something aint right here

    • @Drejac1
      @Drejac1 Год назад

      @@johncastanya6125 how

    • @marsmagneto8807
      @marsmagneto8807 Год назад +11

      If beanie sigel is living with 1 lung and half a spleen yet still performing so could've pac

    • @themenacingsloth
      @themenacingsloth 2 месяца назад

      ​@@marsmagneto8807Not everybody's built the same bruh

  • @ZayoTheHitman
    @ZayoTheHitman Год назад +13

    As a father…I wouldn’t have NEVER left my son side in that condition. That’s just me tho 🤷🏽‍♂️ n the fact that this dude just popped up out the blue all these years is baffling to me. 2pac rapped multiple rhymes saying how absent his “father” was.

    • @LorenCognita
      @LorenCognita 4 месяца назад +1

      He left his son for 18 years so I’m not surprised he couldn’t stay with him in the hospital for 6 days smh. In the entirety of Tupac’s life he’d only contributed a grand total of roughly $500 according to court records. Thats exactly why the judge dismissed his request for 50% of Tupac’s estate. The nerve.

  • @prettyb2231
    @prettyb2231 Год назад +3

    If Tupac was here today he would have still been killing the game. He went soo hard in the studio. He was a lyrical genius. I'm glad we were able to have him part of our generation. Gone from presence but neva 4 gotten. Still lovin Pac the legend.💯

  • @Sneakerveli
    @Sneakerveli Год назад +74

    I appreciate this interview cause we only heard one side of the story and now we here the other side finally.

    • @hangingwiththegrlz4891
      @hangingwiththegrlz4891 Год назад

      Afeni Shakur speaks on Billy Garland...ruclips.net/video/Rtx9fvh7a0o/видео.html

    • @michael43567
      @michael43567 Год назад +6

      Why wait till the mother is dead & can't respond? I don't have all the info, but I think if I were him I would've spoken to any media. Just to get my side out. Not wait decades to do it

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Год назад

      ​@@michael43567 😂😂😅😅😅 Thats what im saying he could've reached out to art of dialogue or maybe cam capone when afeni was alive the back an forth would've been interesting.

    • @anasbtr
      @anasbtr Год назад +3

      @@michael43567 Are you deaf? He did multiple interviews but they always twist his words and cut the video too short

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад

      There’s a motive to these clips though and y’all are getting distracted. Delray gonna find a way to sell his theory that Pac was set up by Death Row. Billy is just a Guinea pig here.

  • @KalikMoore-yd9wb
    @KalikMoore-yd9wb Год назад +180

    Rip 2pac legends never die 🕊👑

  • @dinobravo852
    @dinobravo852 Год назад +4

    The more I look at Mr. Garland the more I see Tupac in him, physically and in spirit...1:30 to 1:35, totally Tupac way of talking and expressions...

  • @charlita25
    @charlita25 Год назад +14

    I love ❤️ when older people tell stories. They paint 🎨 vivid pictures

  • @SalNiner
    @SalNiner Год назад +160

    I believe this man. Man the pain to lose a son must be unbearable

    • @lanaprettymuchso
      @lanaprettymuchso Год назад +2

      It is 😢

    • @kellydouglas9912
      @kellydouglas9912 Год назад +3

      Read Tupac mom book then see if you feel that way

    • @iamlove113
      @iamlove113 Год назад +1

      @@kellydouglas9912
      Brief us please.

    • @jasminesblooming
      @jasminesblooming Год назад

      @@kellydouglas9912 right. This man was a deadbeat 4rm jump. Only came back around for the money & tried 2 sue Pac's mother after Pac died. This man is TRASH.

    • @SkyWalka4
      @SkyWalka4 Год назад +1

      @@kellydouglas9912bruh come on now fact is she lied and told pac this other dude was his pops

  • @joy2theworld488
    @joy2theworld488 Год назад +43

    I would like to see this interview in full..
    These clips are driving me crazy..
    But I keep coming back 🤣🤣🤣

  • @TonyVega123
    @TonyVega123 Год назад +11

    It's sort of ironic that the most authentic person in Pac's life was the father he barely knew

  • @ZOZOE4159
    @ZOZOE4159 Год назад +9

    He's got the right to feel how he feels
    An say wtf he gotta say, after all these Years
    Nobody gave this man a platform to say anything
    No shots fired at Afeni, but it was all eyes on pac an his mom
    Nobody heard the other side of the story until now, an sadly enough, both nother an son are both deceased.

  • @sagemode6
    @sagemode6 Год назад +42

    So sad Pac couldn’t spend more time with his dad, Mr Garland seems like a solid dude who really loves his son.

    • @specialk8927
      @specialk8927 Год назад +1

      I’m sure if he wanted to he would of spent time with him but Tupac didn’t want to

    • @jasminesblooming
      @jasminesblooming Год назад

      @@specialk8927 💯

  • @Topearner11
    @Topearner11 Год назад +42

    Tupac always talked about reconciliation with his father after all eyez on me

  • @shawnhunter7541
    @shawnhunter7541 Год назад +5

    Man this is heartbreaking. I could've imagine to be a father and not be able to help my child my child my child my child and God loved him more than we did. Rip Tupac Shakur you're getting your 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

  • @nawill9209
    @nawill9209 Год назад +11

    His mother did what she felt was right. If they kept resuscitating him I can see why she made that decision. An absentee parent always has a lot to say. This woman was fighting for her and her child life while pregnant.

  • @Revoswathead
    @Revoswathead Год назад +118

    He definitely talking about Snoop saying he talked to PAC.

  • @TheAlkebulanTrust
    @TheAlkebulanTrust Год назад +80

    🙏🏿 it's a tough choice to make. It truly should have been an option for the father to also have been consulted by the doctor and have a say.

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Год назад

      😭😭😭😭😭

    • @nellatl
      @nellatl Год назад +8

      Fathers have no respect in this society

    • @user-no2ht6kk1t
      @user-no2ht6kk1t 5 месяцев назад

      What's tough about it ?
      His brain his ability to walk and everything was fine
      All he had lost was 1 lung
      Many people get resucitated many times during and after surgery par for course
      Was crazy to pull the plug man

  • @mokheledaniel8989
    @mokheledaniel8989 Год назад +15

    WATCHING THE OLD MAN BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES CAUSE I CAN SEE A CLEAR PICTURE OF WHAT PAC WOULD HAVE LOOKED LIKE IN HIS OLD AGE..."REST IN PEACE THE DON" THE WORLD WILL REMEMBER YOU FOREVER.

  • @philanimanqele8987
    @philanimanqele8987 Год назад +7

    There's a saying in isiZulu in South African, that says "zohamba insizwa kosala ibongo" meaning men will pass but their names will remain for eternal!
    That's how we think of 2pac in South Africa, in every hood!!

  • @Arsenal2045
    @Arsenal2045 Год назад +102

    I feel sorry for 2pac's father. Im so grateful for these interviews, anything new 2pac related is a gift.. Especially from such a close family source

    • @hangingwiththegrlz4891
      @hangingwiththegrlz4891 Год назад

      Afeni Shakur speaks on Billy Garland...ruclips.net/video/Rtx9fvh7a0o/видео.html

    • @thacheermom9
      @thacheermom9 Год назад +2

      @blackbull9916 Staged ???

    • @Rondondemarco
      @Rondondemarco Год назад

      @BLACK BULL Bruh stop watching the Tupac hoax shit, it fucked up your perception. PACs story is actually really contrary to that bs hoax show.

    • @cburna83
      @cburna83 Год назад +2

      ​@BLACK BULL more woke weirdo logic..😏

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +3

      @BLACK BULL You’re even worse than the “Pac was gay” troll. 🤦🏾‍♂️ Or just as bad lol

  • @Mrs.Fluellen
    @Mrs.Fluellen Год назад +62

    I understand both sides. As a Mother I wouldn't want to see my child suffer. His Father wanted to keep building their relationship. Everything ended when he died. To me a Father & Mother are equally important. RIP Tupac & Ms. Shakur. Condolences & Prayers to Mr. Garland & the Families. 😢🙏

    • @michael43567
      @michael43567 Год назад +4

      Yeah I don't think there was no clear right decision. Pac's enemies would've mentally tortured him. And Pac would have no way to verbally respond.

    • @bornA_diva
      @bornA_diva Год назад +4

      Fathers don't act like, they're important..when the baby is born and the woman is pregnant. They don't do anything, they leave everything to the mother..

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Год назад +2

      ​@@bornA_diva 😂😂😂😂😂😂😅

    • @richien8472
      @richien8472 Год назад +6

      @@bornA_diva Don't project with your father. You don't know how sick your comment sounds to people who had their fathers in their life.

    • @GayAssLloyd
      @GayAssLloyd Год назад

      @@33GLOCK Why is that funny?You're weird asf.

  • @amsterdamfinestplug1238
    @amsterdamfinestplug1238 Год назад +10

    we still love pac and celebrate him ! im still bumpin pac every single day !

  • @Sly-Regicide
    @Sly-Regicide Год назад +6

    This dude is sincere and honest. I like his story and how he calls himself out repeatedly.

  • @Ktown4500
    @Ktown4500 Год назад +30

    The day Pac passed here in Chicago everybody was sad. I was driving my self and had to pull over. My friends be joking about how me my wife been together since pac was alive.

  • @Makaveli.827
    @Makaveli.827 Год назад +14

    THE BEST INTERVIEW IN THE WORLD

  • @elijahescobar97
    @elijahescobar97 Год назад +6

    I totally get what he's saying. Last year my mom was fighting covid for nearly 4 months in the hospital on the ventilator, in an induced coma for majority of her stay. And the doctors constantly asked us to pull the plug on her time and time again, but our answer remained the same - NO, we will let her keep fighting until she can no longer. Unfortunately, she didn't make it but we refused to give up on her.
    RIP to the Legend/King/Goat Tupac Amaru Shakur and the Queen Afeni Shakur, she and Billy gave us a blessing. And I pass absolutely no judgement on her for pulling the plug on her son, she was in a shit situation and did what she felt was best at the time. However, like Billy said, it makes you wonder if given the chance Pac may have survived. We will never know but it's a curious thing for sure. Bless you all, take care of your health and loved ones!

  • @eazy7101
    @eazy7101 Год назад +30

    We lost a legend, Billy lost a son.
    And it's clear, he despite being the father of one of the greatest rappers we've had, he didn't do thousands of interviews, he remained like a father, more restrained, living his pain.

  • @TuAmorCheyenne
    @TuAmorCheyenne Год назад +186

    Man! Pac was tired! He was so damn tired! The world never appreciated Tupac Shakur; they disrespected him, lied on him, ridiculed him and downright tried to break him! Afeni was releasing her baby from that hell - he deserved peace even if it had to be in death. With all due respect, Afeni knew her son better than Billy (even though it was mostly her fault as to why) As a father who just got to know his boy I get his anger and disgust at the pulling of the plug but Afeni did what was best and that was to release her baby from the hell he experienced on this earth! PAC’s death was a devastating blow and still very much is but I for one am glad he is at peace! He’s in paradise and he’s no longer suffering.
    I miss him more and more everyday!

    • @massdagod
      @massdagod Год назад

      He was a fake thug. An actor playing a part. Never respected him.

    • @stephencox8723
      @stephencox8723 Год назад +37

      Afeni did not do what was best at all. I seriously question her character lying about Billy being dead was disgusting.

    • @a.malachi8061
      @a.malachi8061 Год назад +16

      Afeni did well… it took courage to pull the plug… he died 3 times before she made the decision… RIP to mother and son… long live Tupac 👑

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG Год назад +28

      ​@@DarkandlovelyLovely Afeni wasn't a god, either.. so stop worshipping her.

    • @austinwilkes9851
      @austinwilkes9851 Год назад +5

      Thats a perspective and one that I feel honestly but I feel his perspective too. Pac should've gotten every chance to survive and decide maybe down the line did he wanna live but Pac was crucified on earth and we did not love our shining, courageous, warrior King as we should have. Our ppls collective ignorance, cowardice, and lack of love for ppl sent here to help save us is discouraging to this day. Pac was such a thinker I believe he would have been a force even with one lung but I overstand both points of view.

  • @LaAmeria
    @LaAmeria Год назад +263

    He definitely deserves respect! Many women will keep their son/daughter away from the father when things don’t work out between them. That’s wrong to do; at the end of the day, the only people who suffer through it all are the relationship between the child and the father and the mother being resented. Ladies, stop doing this petty shit! It’s not fair to your child or the father. Do better! Clearly he did what he could and it’s hurting him to this day.

    • @DarkandlovelyLovely
      @DarkandlovelyLovely Год назад +24

      No he doesn’t. Why wasn’t he there during the birth of his son? Afeni was. Pac said he loved his mom. End of story.

    • @chicaliqc
      @chicaliqc Год назад +11

      ​@Dark and lovely Lovely 😂😂😂😂 clearly its not the end of story!!

    • @amaddenmind4597
      @amaddenmind4597 Год назад

      ​@@DarkandlovelyLovely you bitter ally to white supremacy that's what you comment.... trying to justify that b.s black Americans are doomed I truly hate women like you disgusting

    • @gt024
      @gt024 Год назад +33

      Well said Sis. Unfortunately, people's egos get in the way. He wanted a relationship with his son and not her. So Afeni told 2pac someone else was his father and moved around like a gypsy. But you'll have goofys say stuff like, "why he wasn't there?" That's like asking me why I didn't go to the party but you never told me where the party was.

    • @KtotheG
      @KtotheG Год назад +41

      ​@@DarkandlovelyLovely They weren't married. Afeni gave birth in jail. Stop hating that man because you hate your father. Forgive your dad.

  • @AshlyMonet
    @AshlyMonet Год назад +14

    He definitely had the right as his biological father to have a say so in his life support. Even if him an afeni weren’t on good terms. As a woman I’m still respecting the father to make decisions. For our child’s best interest. Maybe there’s more to the story 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @r.m.90
      @r.m.90 Год назад +3

      He was hardly a father, so no, his opinion did not count.

    • @AshlyMonet
      @AshlyMonet Год назад

      @@r.m.90 Doesn’t matter WHO fathered it’s called RESPECT Goofy

    • @r.m.90
      @r.m.90 Год назад

      @@AshlyMonet Tell that to the hospital because they obviously didn't gaf about him or his opinion.

    • @jasminesblooming
      @jasminesblooming Год назад

      No he didn't. He abandoned his son.

  • @chan2009ify
    @chan2009ify Год назад +8

    Billy is such a handsome man, even on old age. He looks so much like Tupac. He seems like s genuine man who wanted to be in his sons life and and by the time he had a chance to it was too late, im glad he is telling his side of the story.

  • @dalkurd1
    @dalkurd1 Год назад +32

    ”Damn sure wasn’t no Orlando Anderson”.
    Pops was a Black Panther. He knows what’s up!

    • @almightytre3730
      @almightytre3730 Год назад +14

      Pops wasn't in Vegas or around Pac to witness the atmosphere at Death Row during the Bad Boy Beef

    • @dalkurd1
      @dalkurd1 Год назад +4

      @@almightytre3730 Here you are again. When are you going to tell me who you are? One of the former crooked cops?

    • @tupenny1331
      @tupenny1331 Год назад +12

      @@dalkurd1 he has a point with what he said tho, his father was NOT around pac when he was on Deathrow I don’t think Billy knew what wild shit his son was doing around suge knight and if he did know he should’ve said something

    • @brighonte
      @brighonte Год назад +8

      Cointelpro

    • @almightytre3730
      @almightytre3730 Год назад +5

      @Dalkurd Damn One day I'm Trevon Lane and the next I'm a crooked cop 😂😂

  • @TheBulletzgottishow20
    @TheBulletzgottishow20 Год назад +25

    He could've lived it's sad man r.i.p pac was a fighter man smfh shout out too billy garland for speaking facts man

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +3

      Lived as a vegetable. Y’all buy into conspiracy theories lol

    • @BIG_DRU
      @BIG_DRU Год назад +1

      Naw he was fvcc up he was going to die anyway…..

    • @TheBulletzgottishow20
      @TheBulletzgottishow20 Год назад

      @@timmy841212 true

    • @Theundisputedtruth
      @Theundisputedtruth Год назад

      ​@@timmy841212 rite pure succas they don't even think before they talk and believe anything lol

    • @joshuacaidor943
      @joshuacaidor943 Год назад +1

      He wouldn’t be the the same pac we knew. He wouldn’t been depressed but being able to keep accomplishing all his goals.

  • @brendataylor9276
    @brendataylor9276 Год назад +5

    This man had years to visit his son . Now he hurts. Unbelievable

  • @micahwest2793
    @micahwest2793 Год назад +42

    "It damn sure wasn't no Orlando Anderson over no fight" He knows what some of us have always believed. I also always thought it was crazy the doctors talked about he was going to recover then they pulled the plug.

    • @T0NY314
      @T0NY314 Год назад +11

      Hope they come back to that story. Ain’t no way they can just skip over that so quick with no explanation

    • @user-tc5ui9sl2c
      @user-tc5ui9sl2c Год назад +17

      Yeah always knew it wasn't Orlando. Peep the other thing he said about 2 Suge knight guys at the door

    • @TheBucketSkill
      @TheBucketSkill Год назад +8

      @GmartSuy They can't stand he died at another black man's hand. It's gangbanging! They shoot first ask questions later

    • @ghostt488
      @ghostt488 Год назад +12

      @@TheBucketSkillPACs bodyguard said whoever it was shot like a cop. While others in the caravan said it was a big black arm. Keep thinking it’s Orlando, when his closest family and friends says otherwise

    • @TheBucketSkill
      @TheBucketSkill Год назад

      @@ghostt488 Who the fuck is his bodyguard? Why do you think the cops care enough to try and kill him. He made songs about black people struggling, it wasn't anything new.

  • @moyakhebeamon835
    @moyakhebeamon835 Год назад +26

    Pac dealt with alotta pain & loss thru his life. Atleast he got to connect with his Father before he passed. He accomplished everything he was suppose to. The only thing he didn't do was have a child. It woulda been dope seeing a lil 2pac on this Earth.

  • @YoMamaBih
    @YoMamaBih Год назад +49

    Pay attention to what this man said. It wasn't Orlando. This man, former Black Panther, knows exactly what a setup, a fall guy, and a conspiracy is.

    • @glenbruce7326
      @glenbruce7326 Год назад +7

      Cmon

    • @eazywork7192
      @eazywork7192 Год назад +7

      Facts. Out his fathers mouth

    • @dalkurd1
      @dalkurd1 Год назад +28

      Orlando Anderson did not kill Tupac, and Poochie did not kill The Notorious BIG.
      Why was Orlando Anderson alone in that lobby? Where did he meet up with the three other guys? If Trevon Lane was such a gangbanger and Orlando allegedly tried to snatch his chain months earlier, why didn’t he rushed Orlando himself? On sight? Isn’t that what gangbangers do? Why did he whisper in Pacs ear about it? To make Pac rush him, so the assassination on Pac then could look like a logical retaliation.
      What were Reggie Wright Sr & Greg Kading and other Compton cops doing in Las Vegas that night? Reggie Wright Sr getting shown a picture of himself being there and denies that the man on the photo was him (on the RUclips channel The Art Of Dialogue). That lie alone should be enough to believe crooked Compton PD orchastrated the hit on Tupac.
      How did Orlando Anderson and the three other guys allegedly find Pac & Suge randomly in traffic 2 hours after Pac jumped Orlando? Besides that how did they found them exactly when they are standing still at a red light, that made it even better for the shooters, also how come the lane to the right of Pac & Suge were empty, perfect for the shooters to be able to roll pass the entire entourage, all the way up to Pac & Suge without any car blocking their way. What happend with everybody saying there were alot of traffic that night, on a hot Saturday night after a Tyson fight in downtown Las Vegas.
      The police stopped Suge & Pac like 10-15 minutes before the shooting because Suge were playing the music loud and not having registration plates on the car, he had them in the trunk because it was a new car. Anyway, why didn’t the police arrest them, then & there for jumping Orlando Anderson 2 hours earlier?
      Police in cop cars, police on bikes, undercover police, FBI, Wrightway security, witnesses, cameras, police helicopters. With all that, how did the shooters get away?
      One of Pacs bodyguards, Michael Moore, said that someone on the Nextel said ”Got him” or ”Got em”, when Pac got shot. Then someone else came over and said ”don’t talk over the radio”.
      Michael Moore, Frank Alexander & Russell Poole, all of them believed Reggie Wright Jr had a hand in Pacs assassination. Where are they now? All three of them died like within 2 years apart from eachother. Kevin Hackie also believed Reggie Wright Jr had something to do with Pacs death but since the other three guys who believed the same thing passed away, now Kevin Hackie don’t speak up anymore.
      Mopreme Shakur said that Orlando Anderson was just a pawn.
      In the 2002 documentary ”Biggie & Tupac”, the documentarian Nick Broomfield has a picture of Eugene (Big Gene) Deal and Diddy. A picture taken when they arrived to or left that Vibe Magazine party in LA, the night BIG got killed.
      Nick Broomfield in the documentary, calls the man who took that picture, on the phone. They find out that, that man was working for the FBI. What was he doing at the scene taking pictures? If the feds were at the scene when BIG got killed, that means they must’ve been at the scene when Pac got killed too.
      So how come the killers didn’t get caught in both cases when the feds were even at the scenes when the shootings took place? The FBI orchastrated these hits, with crooked Compton & LA cops, or else both killers would’ve been caught and even caught at the scene of the crimes, since FBI were present during both assassinations.
      Also, if there really were a deadly west coast vs east coast beef, if Diddy was behind Pacs death, you really think Diddy would dare to show up in LA with BIG only 6 months after Pac got killed?
      Diddy maybe had something to do with it on a shady satanic music industry level but not on a street level, because if so, he wouldn’t dare to show up in LA, knowing his life could be in danger. Therefore there weren’t no damn east vs west beef.
      Diddy sacrificed Biggie as Eugene Deal has indicated. Diddy helped the thing look like an east vs west thing when the ”beef” wasn’t that serious. It was just music, entertainment. None of them had to die.
      To everybody saying, everybody been knowing it was Orlando Anderson who killed Pac and a war broke out in Compton because of it, yeah, they put a Crip in the lobby of that hotel, ofcourse people back in LA would believe the shooting was a gangbanging thing, when a bunch of Bloods are stomping out a Crip member 2 hours earlier. That’s exactly what the Compton PD & FBI wanted it to look like.
      They wouldn’t put a square there for Pac to punch because then the shooting wouldn’t seem logical. It would’ve looked like that shooting came out of nowhere, therefore then it would’ve been too obvious that the killing of Tupac was an assassination.
      Suge Knight said, if you solve one case, you solve the other one too. What does that tell you? That there weren’t two different groups who fought eachother. The same group behind Pacs death were also behind Biggies death. Suge Knight also said that K Dub and Trevon Lane boxed Suges car in, when the shooting happend. If you’ve seen the documentary on Suge Knight then you know what I’m talking about. They boxed him in, when they have been told to never do that. The reason they did that is, those Piru members took orders from the Compton PD. If you are a gangmember, you don’t go against corrupt cops. Corrupt cops are the most powerful gangsters, atleast out on the streets.
      A man who worked for the CIA, said on his deathbed that CIA were on the scene when JFK got assassinated.
      Recently a man, who worked for the NYPD admitted on his deathbed that the NYPD were involved in the killing of Malcolm X. The Nation of Islam and FBI were involved too.
      The narrative that Pac was a MOB Piru is a narrative that Reggie Wright Jr is spreading, to make the death look even more like a gangbanging incident when in reality Reggie Wright Jr and the crooked Compton PD had a hand in Pacs assassination.
      Suge Knight, Mopreme Shakur, Danny Boy, Kadafi, Mike Tyson, Omar Bradley, Kevin Hackie, Frank Alexander, Michael Moore, Russell Poole, Treach, professor Griff, Macadoshis, Billy Garland (Tupacs father), all of them have said Orlando didn’t do it and/or that the killing of Tupac was a planned hit. EDI Mean said he wouldn’t say on camera who he believes killed Tupac. Napoleon, a former Outlawz member, have told us that before Pac passed away, he recieved a letter from some woman, telling him to leave Death Row because it would end up bad for him. It was a planned hit. That woman knew he was going to get killed.
      They blame the killings on purpose on two dead people, because they aren’t here to defend themselves (Orlando ”Baby Lane” Anderson and Darnell "Poochie" Fouse)
      Here are some interview and song quotes from Tupac Shakur. Relevant to the things I have mentioned here…
      ”Homie I don’t give a fuck if you blood or cuz, as long as you got love for thugs”
      ”I don’t bang for the colours, I bang for the principles”
      ”The feds is watchin, n-z plottin to get me
      Will I survive, will I die?”
      ”I got bustas, h-s and police watchin a n-a y'know?”
      ”They got me under surveillance
      That's what somebody be tellin'”
      ”The federales wanna see me dead
      N-z put prices on my head”
      ”Y'all got me under surveillance huh?
      But I'm knowin”
      ”All good n-z all the n-z who change the world, die in violence. They don't die in regular ways.”
      ”Remember, this country had a man named J. Edgar Hoover, whose job it was to destroy the credibility of any black man coming up.”
      Here is a link, where Suge Knight in his own words says that Orlando Anderson wasn’t the killer and that the same group of people were behind Tupac and Biggies deaths.
      ruclips.net/video/LE2wVyKdpAI/видео.html

    • @randomcommenter3202
      @randomcommenter3202 Год назад

      ​@@dalkurd1 you typed all that for nothing, I got proof PAC is alive

    • @ar6assassin913
      @ar6assassin913 Год назад +10

      @@dalkurd1 Nobody is reading all of that. Leave your conspiracies to yourself.

  • @AlbertAnastasia.
    @AlbertAnastasia. Год назад +5

    On the whole "Orlando Anderson did it" theory. Remember this. The people who said Orlando Anderson did it was Orlando Anderson's crew. He was a gang member, 2pac beat him up then hours later was shot. The most famous LA rapper at the time and an affiliate of the rival bloods to Orlando's crips. If they claim responsibility for that murder then they are elevated to "legend in the streets" status. Look at the facts of this situation - MGM casino is where the fight started. 2pac and Suge stayed in the Luxor. That's a 10min walk or a 2min drive. They travel from Luxor on route to Club 662, that's on Stewart Ave, like 25mins away. According to Keffe D, they just so happened to see 2pac and Suge - on the corner of Flamingo and Koval, like 5mins away from Luxor. So are we to believe that it just so happens that on fight weekend 1996, the assassin's just-so-happened to meet the worlds most famous rapper, get into a fight and then by chance meet him again in such a short period of time in a random location within a city around 150sq miles? That location was also the absolute ideal location to murder that celebrity and drive off into the sunset? Nah. More to this story and always was. Orlando Anderson is a dead man taking the blame. Nobody knows what happened and the narrative that Orlando did it is lazy. Someone needs to get out and find out wtf really happened because I know one thing - we don't have even a quarter of the story.

    • @1naton
      @1naton Год назад

      Casino should go in vault and Show all angles inside and outside of Orlando! then you'll start to see certain things don't add up because somebody slipped up.

  • @KeizeShow
    @KeizeShow Год назад +4

    It’s nice to hear his perspective on things.

  • @allurbancentralinterviews
    @allurbancentralinterviews Год назад +64

    I had to pull the plug on my father. I can only having to pull the plug on your child. 🙏🏾

  • @matthewbush2371
    @matthewbush2371 Год назад +35

    My condolences to king of rap Tupac Shakur and Ms Shakur 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏

  • @patricksanders4705
    @patricksanders4705 Год назад +5

    Billy Garland is a whole another side of the 2pac story people need to know... Afeni shouldnt have kept 2pac in the dark all that time about his real father he could of played a role where pac may have not been so hot headed and wild which actions after the fight cost him his life .

    • @1mortalados63
      @1mortalados63 Год назад +2

      Us old heads already knew about Billy,but it was mostly Pac's half brother Mopreme,Afeni,his step dad Mutulu and his cousin Kadafi that were in the spotlight.

    • @firekingjudah7143
      @firekingjudah7143 Год назад +1

      ​@1mortalados63 truth has been told

  • @SandraWright-qd7ey
    @SandraWright-qd7ey Год назад +3

    This is the First time I am hearing about PAC's Dad, telling the story. Wow so terribly sorry for the loss of such a good man. RIHP.

  • @TheAlkebulanTrust
    @TheAlkebulanTrust Год назад +29

    If Pac's father saying he dont think it was Orlando Anderson then that speaks volume 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +2

      🙄 He thinks Buffy, er Puffy, is innocent too. 😂

    • @safiesekgwa1933
      @safiesekgwa1933 Год назад

      I get you, but he is misinformed on that one. It's Orlando Anderson. It's been proven. The information is out there. Suge Knight himself saw the shooter and Keefe D.

    • @jrbrawlersgaming1816
      @jrbrawlersgaming1816 Год назад

      Because it wasn't Orlando Anderson, Pac's assassination was set in motion by Death Row and assisted by the police.

    • @safiesekgwa1933
      @safiesekgwa1933 Год назад +1

      @GmartSuy Thank you.

    • @eazywork7192
      @eazywork7192 Год назад +1

      @GmartSuy You all just don’t want to accept a narrative that involves critical thinking so you’ll take the dumbed down theory.

  • @blackpanther1541
    @blackpanther1541 Год назад +12

    2pac pops sheds alot of new perspective about events we might of thought we already knew about, alot he's saying just makes you wonder🤔🤔🤔

  • @bramsb1672
    @bramsb1672 Год назад +8

    A father’s love is something else .

  • @TKC12ful
    @TKC12ful Год назад +2

    Yasss thanks for interviewing billy, finally!

  • @catmejia6109
    @catmejia6109 Год назад +7

    This is a great interview, thank you so much for this

  • @versalcitytv6103
    @versalcitytv6103 Год назад +36

    That man just speaking his truth!!

    • @GoGetYourShinebox
      @GoGetYourShinebox Год назад +3

      Lol okay

    • @versalcitytv6103
      @versalcitytv6103 Год назад

      @GoGetYourShinebox lol real talk tho.....
      Because unfortunately alot of us MEN go thru that same shit and our side of the story never gets told because they AUTOMATICALLY side with the MOTHER or SYMPATHIZE with her!

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад

      Yeah I would love to see you say this when he defends Biggie and Puffy. 🙂

    • @crishef8063
      @crishef8063 Год назад

      Why did he fail to mention the twin brother that Tupac had??

  • @daughterofposeidon3902
    @daughterofposeidon3902 Год назад +3

    I have always wondered why Afeni turned off 2Pac’s life support. There was a possibility he would have pulled through, I think about this often. I agree with 2Pac’s father, no matter what, or what they lose, you would want your child to be whole & alive. It saddens me greatly that 2pac is gone & there will never be another like him.

  • @dexterisaccs545
    @dexterisaccs545 Год назад +6

    Killed in the hospital

  • @thrillswithdre9940
    @thrillswithdre9940 Год назад +43

    hes right theres been ppl on life support for months and the doctors the person wasnt gonna make under any circumstances and still survived. shoulda waited until he potentially passed away on his own.

    • @YoMamaBih
      @YoMamaBih Год назад +10

      He died 2 or 3 times, but was brought back.

    • @moluvkbalalala8878
      @moluvkbalalala8878 Год назад +11

      shoulda waited until he potentially passed away on his own.? he did passed away on his own... the machines was holding him back from passen on his own...

    • @hangingwiththegrlz4891
      @hangingwiththegrlz4891 Год назад

      Afeni Shakur speaks on Billy Garland...ruclips.net/video/Rtx9fvh7a0o/видео.html

    • @JaeThaGemini
      @JaeThaGemini Год назад +9

      are yall turtle minded or somethin? or just hard of hearin? what you mean shoulda waited til he potentially passed away on his own? the man died 3 times in his hospital bed, ON HIS OWN. the doctors kept revivin him & he would die again. ON HIS OWN! stop speakin on what you dont know or refuse to comprehend

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +6

      He died like three times. Pac was on his way out bruh. Billy was too much of an optimist thinking he could pull out of it but chances are Pac would be in a comatose state or vegetative state from the gun wounds for numerous years. Sometimes the best decision was to pull it. Pac was probably spared in 94 cause it wasn’t his time just yet. But 96? Nah.

  • @israelphirii
    @israelphirii Год назад +49

    I agree with him… there is no way a father would have made that call that Afeni made. That’s what happens when fathers are kept out the life of their children. Mothers make emotional decisions. Dada would have allowed pac to fight.

    • @JaeThaGemini
      @JaeThaGemini Год назад +31

      yall have comprehension issues or somethin? the man died 3 TIMES in that hospital bed, after they kept tryna revive him! he wasnt fighting anymore genius. yall the ones thinkin off emotion, not Afeni 😂 wth

    • @aceblack92
      @aceblack92 Год назад +5

      ​​@@JaeThaGemini I know someone who got shot in the head, died and was revived 5 times and survived. He's in a wheelchair, but he's alive. 30 years later.

    • @aceblack92
      @aceblack92 Год назад

      Alot of these dudes were raised by single mothers, so they think like women. I would fight for my child to the very end. Revive him 100 times if necessary.

    • @JaeThaGemini
      @JaeThaGemini Год назад +14

      @@aceblack92 once i hear “i know someone” it means that “someone” doesnt exist & you just want to desperately get your point across

    • @triplebeans4159
      @triplebeans4159 Год назад

      Nah... I love Pac but Orlando was a good shooter and he was wrecked so bad.

  • @thinkfreely6045
    @thinkfreely6045 Год назад +6

    Classic Interview. Can Tell He Still Hurting From Not Having That Bond With Pac.

    • @Theundisputedtruth
      @Theundisputedtruth Год назад

      Lmak sucka he cared so much he never fought for him for 23 years lol and let other men raised his child tf yall goofy asf

  • @basicinfo2022
    @basicinfo2022 Год назад +19

    Afeni knew her son. She said he wouldve never been happy with the permanent damage of losing his voice and being disabled. She said her son wouldn't want his legacy to continue that way. She said she was at peace knowing he fulfilled his purpose.

    • @stephencox8723
      @stephencox8723 Год назад

      I don’t believe she knew her son. She lied about Billy being dead. Pac wanted to know he was alive.

    • @healthnurture8025
      @healthnurture8025 Год назад +2

      And his Dad had no right? Huh

    • @DarkandlovelyLovely
      @DarkandlovelyLovely Год назад +1

      Exactly and they need to respect that.

    • @basicinfo2022
      @basicinfo2022 Год назад

      @Health Nurture his father is right to say that he could have lived on and survived. However, he barely spent time with him to know best what to do, which is why Afeni had to take leadership. It is very emasculating that he never had a say in his childs life but he never provided for his son. It's tragic for both parents. His father wasn't included in the Hollywood Walk of Fame event today.

    • @healthnurture8025
      @healthnurture8025 Год назад

      How can you spend time with a person, that was told his dad is no longer and Dead. To the extent that Pac rapped about it. Can't you see it is near Kidnapping and paternity fraud, and for her to furthermore deliberately use the situation as a reason for him not being in his life.
      Her own disgruntled personal issues with B.Garland should not be used to weaponise for a disunited family.
      Her sayings and feeling is irrelevant, in absence of the consideration and consent of his Father.

  • @therealbauce
    @therealbauce Год назад +72

    I read a story about a husband who had his wife on life support in a coma and didn't take her off until over 17 years. I never would've let my son go that quick, but I also think there was foul play with that hospital.

    • @justdoit.86yearsago
      @justdoit.86yearsago Год назад +18

      If you put yourself in the shoes of the victim, it would be almost torture for someone to keep you hooked up to a machine for that amount of time. It would be merciful to let the person go, but I would probably be too selfish to switch off the life support of a loved one.

    • @therealbauce
      @therealbauce Год назад +23

      @@justdoit.86yearsago I wouldn't hold someone there for 17 years but I wouldn't pull the plug after 6 days either...I got too much hope in me, and I feel for Billy not having a say in the situation

    • @jedimastermind007
      @jedimastermind007 Год назад +5

      For some people, it's not about lacking love for their loved one on life support when they make the decision to discontinue life support, but other issues such as whether their loved one has medical insurance coverage, sufficient medical insurance coverage limits that can pay for the necessary duration of time for the life support and medical care needed, whether their loved one has a Do Not Rescucitate or other legal order to continue or cease care at some point, and/or if their loved one’s family has the financial means to continue their life support. Some families may reluctantly feel compelled to make the decision to discontinue life support when all other medical means have been exhausted rather than let it boil down to medical insurance no longer covering the life support and care. Even having a Healthcare Proxy doesn't fully resolve the financial aspect of life support and medical care needed if someone on life support or their family doesn't have sufficient medical coverage or finances. Either way, it's an unfortunate situation when a family is faced with seeing their loved one on life support and the issue is continuing or discontinuing life support for their loved one.

    • @therealbauce
      @therealbauce Год назад +7

      @@jedimastermind007 It's a tough situation

    • @will_cashgrow2294
      @will_cashgrow2294 Год назад +8

      I had to do it with my dad. Shit was hard decision only thing made it a bit easier was...he said he didn't want to be on a life support machine, just let him go. And that was his wishes

  • @alvarezgamers
    @alvarezgamers Год назад +1

    As someone who has worked in the ICU. I can tell you for a fact. Keeping someone on life support longer then they have to be on when the outcome is grime. Doesn’t help at all. In fact. Many patients acquire infections from being still for so long and not being able to move. Thus making it a slow suffering death. A death that was coming today or tomorrow. But a certain death no less. Doctors nowadays do a great job at prognosticating outcomes. And when they tell you they will be no quality of life. They are telling you this person will be in a vegetative state and never again regain their cognitive abilities. A good example of this is when I worked in the neuro critical unit. Many of my patients brains where dead but the ventilator and life support machines kept their heart and lungs working. Family will confuse instinctual eye movements with meaningful movement. Which is not. So the family will kept the patient alive. Only to have the patient die months or weeks later with still no brain function or recovery of any sort. Once they do a brain study and deem your brain dead. No one comes back from that.

  • @spb8039
    @spb8039 Год назад +5

    Taking someone off of life support is a mercy. My mother spent 8 years braindead in a nursing home because my sister would not sign the DNR (do not resuscitate) agreement at the hospital. No one should linger like that with no chance of ever getting better.

    • @jaypaidincash
      @jaypaidincash Год назад +2

      Omg..8 years? What did it take for her to finally be taken off?

  • @gregrobinson1583
    @gregrobinson1583 Год назад +19

    I was 16 years old when 2pac die and it felt like a brother or cousin that’s crazy

    • @abdurahmanmohamed3378
      @abdurahmanmohamed3378 Год назад +2

      I wasn’t born, did you cry?

    • @gregrobinson1583
      @gregrobinson1583 Год назад +2

      I was mad as hell

    • @meathead1011980
      @meathead1011980 Год назад

      I was 16 also just turned 16 actually.. a month before he died. My birthday is August 13 and he died September 13th.. I cried sitting in my car listening v103 in Atlanta…

    • @jimmybrown2040
      @jimmybrown2040 Год назад +1

      ​@Abdurahman Mohamed I was 15 at the time... the day he died everybody in the streets was pouring out liqour to him blazing blunts playing his music in the streets nd alot of people was shedding tears...

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +2

      That’s how it feels with a lot of celebrities. I cried more for Pac than I did my own uncle!

  • @mambaveli_24
    @mambaveli_24 Год назад +28

    "Tupac formed his own company, Euphanasia.
    The moniker combined euphoria, which stood for perfection in a perfect world, and euthanasia, WHICH FOR TUPAC MEANT THE ULTIMATE RIGHT EVERY HUMAN BEING HAS IN HIS OR HER LIFE TO CHOOSE."
    This is how we remain control of our own destinies", Tupac said." (Tupac Legacy book, 2006)
    “I fell in love with that word (Euthanasia records). I feel like that’s me. I’m gonna die, I just wanna die without pain. I don’t wanna die, but if I gotta go I wanna go without pain.” (1996 interview)
    There was a reason Pac named his company Euphanasia. Best believe he prepared Afeni and Set for the scenario that happened after Vegas..

    • @VCthaGOATdunker
      @VCthaGOATdunker Год назад +3

      That's not really how he went out according to the stories. Afeni just decided to play God instead.

    • @mambaveli_24
      @mambaveli_24 Год назад +4

      @@VCthaGOATdunker You are missing the point, young man. Euthanasia basically means assisted suicide, which is still a controversial topic all over the world as it's legality varies from state to state and country to country. Pac may not have went out without pain, yet by pulling the plug Afeni assisted Pac in his wish to "die like a man" opposed to having to "live like a coward".

    • @VCthaGOATdunker
      @VCthaGOATdunker Год назад +2

      @@mambaveli_24 The decision was rushed. 6 days and the information that was available at that point does not constitute the decision that was made. There is a reason why most countries have laws against this as you pointed out, as well as getting more than one opinion like in this case where the actual father wasn't even asked about this. Afeni acted like God.

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +3

      Euphanasia was a production company, not a label. He already had Makaveli Records.

    • @mambaveli_24
      @mambaveli_24 Год назад

      @@VCthaGOATdunker The decision was rushed but reflected Pac's stance on the topic of euthanasia - to be assisted to die while being in a vegetative physical and mental state. Billy had little to no influence on that decision at that time as Afeni still was the most influential person in Pac's life. She may have acted like God, as you have worded it, but she did fulfill the wishes of her son, whom she had known best. Pac chose death before dishonor in more than one way that week.

  • @stryngz0ndatrack867
    @stryngz0ndatrack867 Год назад +17

    As father with a baby mother
    I Understand his feelings
    Some women keep the father out the kid life because they wanna be super mom an say she did it all her self .
    This been happening for years an still going on today

    • @alee111
      @alee111 Год назад

      Don't impregnate women that aren't your wife then.

  • @beeniegofficialchannel5767
    @beeniegofficialchannel5767 Год назад +10

    Legends Never Die They Multiply RIP Pac 🙏🏿🕊

  • @rafaelcheck653
    @rafaelcheck653 Год назад +14

    i always wondered what pac would be like grown but watching this gives me a good idea

  • @lethal5flow679
    @lethal5flow679 Год назад +12

    I remember back then, Yo-Yo said in an interview that his head swole up to the size of a watermelon, but alot of people said she was just another celebrity claiming to have seen pac in the hospital but actually didnt. I believe in that interview, she was also the 1st to mention to the public that one of pacs fingers was shot off

    • @graemeb3521
      @graemeb3521 Год назад +2

      The picture of pac in the mortuary on the table had no signs of his head being like a watermelon? So many conflicting stories it's no wonder people think he's still alive amongst other theories

    • @SaraShakur94
      @SaraShakur94 Год назад +1

      The swelling must have gone away

    • @lethal5flow679
      @lethal5flow679 Год назад

      @@SaraShakur94 Possibly if it was a medically induced coma

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Год назад +1

      Hmm I forgot she did say that.

    • @jeanmichele3843
      @jeanmichele3843 Год назад

      @@graemeb3521 Pac's dad elaborated and said that his face was swollen, so maybe that's what Yo-Yo was talking about. The picture of Pac on the autopsy table is a side view, it doesn't show a front view of his face, which was probably swollen.

  • @2pacademics
    @2pacademics Год назад +4

    I hope Billy Garland writes a book someday.. his story is important... From his own upbringing... to his mom.. to Tupac... 2pac has biographies.. afeni has a Book.. Ms Wallace.. and a few biggie biographies.. I hope Billy gets his whole story out

  • @wesseywes3197
    @wesseywes3197 Год назад +6

    I love this interview, Pac's father is the bomb!

  • @Lexiecoby2
    @Lexiecoby2 Год назад +19

    For so many years I’ve always said and felt tha same thing he said ..as a farther I would of wanted him to fight it all the way and put it in gods hands whether he survived or not

    • @olliwest7341
      @olliwest7341 Год назад

      No doubt

    • @JaeThaGemini
      @JaeThaGemini Год назад +7

      yall have comprehension issues or somethin? the man died 3 TIMES in that hospital bed, after they kept tryna revive him! he wasnt fighting anymore genius

    • @jaythawriter4940
      @jaythawriter4940 Год назад

      @@JaeThaGemini you underneath every comment pussy. So what! My fiends died 4 times on and they revived him and he pulled troughs. You goofy ass nigga. Only God decides life or death.

    • @VCthaGOATdunker
      @VCthaGOATdunker Год назад +6

      ​@@JaeThaGemini He was in a coma and not in pain, secondly he was not brain dead either so the chance he had to survive, he still could have lived a good life. So what if he would lose a lung and a finger, vanity shouldn't be a reason to die. His mother screwed up, period.

    • @JaeThaGemini
      @JaeThaGemini Год назад +5

      @@VCthaGOATdunker nah he died 3 times. his body gave up. get over it. Afeni made the right decision. go have your own kid & do with him/her as you see fit. Pac was Afeni’s tho. her child. her choice. move on.

  • @gregs7460
    @gregs7460 Год назад +18

    Art, you should get an interview with 2Pac's homeboy and former manger Charles "Man Man" Fuller.

    • @davisdynasty83
      @davisdynasty83 Год назад +1

      Facts couldn't agree more though I think Man Man is adamant with respect to not giving interviews. I would like to see him give his account of the incident in the hotel which resulted in both of them being incarcerrated.

    • @d-money314
      @d-money314 Год назад +5

      ​@@davisdynasty83 they said he not doing interviews with nobody

    • @coppermanarrowz1001
      @coppermanarrowz1001 Год назад +1

      ​@@d-money314 do you blame him? He is better off writing a book

    • @d-money314
      @d-money314 Год назад

      @@coppermanarrowz1001 are just not saying nothing i ask about him yrs ago. You know he was tied in that rape case that set pac up

    • @lethal5flow679
      @lethal5flow679 Год назад +2

      All jokes aside, pac fans might not want an interview from him, he's said a couple things that pac fans don't like to hear. It would be nice if they find freddie nickels Moore, he was at quad and has 1st hand info