Everything he is saying is in the context of the early days when Pac came out of prison. There was eventually big friction between outlaws and dpg as documented on this channel by others
Pac didn’t like them crabs 🦀 at all. Dpg was gonna jump him because they felt jealous of his success. Why do pac get all the good beats. Why do pac get 2 headline all the shows…. All these questions are based off of hate and jealousy. Not from a Loving place. After Pac was Released and they see how Suge was treating him. It just put a big bullseye 🎯 on Pacs Back!
I just want to say kurupt was amazing in the movie “Dark Blue” With Kurt Russel. It was written by David Ayer same dude who wrote training day and end of watch and street kings. No one ever talks about that movie. It basically takes place during the la riots in 92 and also stars ving Raymes and the white dude who plays homelander from the boys. If you like those hardcore cop movies you’ll like Dark Blue. It’s basically the precursor to training day.
@@DfromBoston real talk man I respect Pac and the example that he first set as a man but not enough people talk about what happened after Suge got his influence on him and the incidents with the women tryna drag him down, it really ruined his character and made him just go with the whole gangsta image smh good man wasted cause of bad influence
That’s called the chain of command and discipline how the military does it. Plus, it gives everyone a position to assume. It works well when everyone performs their role like a fine tuned machine.
The problem is that some people didn't want to be part of his army. Snoop I felt was one. He immediately assumed snoop would fall in line but snoop saw himself as a boss. And that'd why he never took on pacs enemies, even biggy.
Yea thata all fine and dandy but u gotta remember pac came after DPG so for him to vome to death row already thinking hes some sort of general & the rest of the crew are boots that wasnt going to sit well with them...he was the fresh fish he should humbeled himslef down & earned his way to general status...
@@Sjcstro84 I agree. I also feel that Snoop at the time was not mature or focused enough to take on that role. The roll 2pac was asking Snoop to play requires a lot of discipline, sacrifice, structure and, uncomfortableness. It’s alot for a man who is not mentally ready for that responsibility. I believe snoop just wanted to enjoy his success and lifestyle as a top rapper/artist. Especially after beating a murder case!
@@scottylafuegofuentez5931 they also weren’t in the army. They weren’t in the mob. They were recording artists who brought their people with them. Big dicking the little homies so that you can feel like a general when what you are doing is putting some bars over a beat is ridiculous.
@@nidahm9551 😏 Obviously. He was putting hands on people (Sam Sneed and Flexx) that didn't need to be touched. On top of having sex with Faith. It really was just a matter of time before his ego got him killed.
"all blue Chucks gangbanged the fuck out, Cuz" I still remember the first time I heard Kurupt on "Lyrical Gangbang." EVERYONE'S verse on that song was nice and he still stood out. There have only been three times when I've heard someone brand new and thought they were instantly the best: 1) LL in 1985, 2) Rakim in 1986, and 3) Kurupt in 1992
oh! ok! to me the 1st verse I heard from Kurupt was in "puffin on blunts drinking on Tanqueray". at that time I wasn't speaking English I didn't even know who was rapping. first time I seen him was in "what's my name" video. since then I'm a big fan
Wasn't Biggie first wearing a king pin striped suit at his "Ready to Die" album release party in 1994. The same one where tupac was in attendance? Pac was wearing suits after getting out of jail in 1995, unless I'm wrong.
I wish you lads would stop nattering on about alpha this and alpha that pullava. Got no clue what your on about just run around with words dont ya eh? He's dead get over it your fascination lad
Death Row never matched Pac energy to me Pac held himself back by joining Death Row I hate to say it but it cost him his life he was an activist by nature that knew how to communicate in different forms I wouldn't change nothing he served his purpose
@@illmatic9096 stop fam he lived in NYC, Bmore and Oakland so his awkward swag reflected that. He dressed like a Bay Area, LA, NY dude all in one it was weird
Kurupt and Mc Ren were beast on the microphone..!! I know those two are from different times in the industry….but I just had to give them their flowers…
Pac tried to put the Bayness on them niggaz! Y'all seen the difference with Short and Poohman in Menace II Society at the Picnic. Kaine had that G swag too tho. Y'all saw how Pac, 40, and Short came at the Players Ball! Like Bosses and Timers! DPG were YG's so they didn't know about that type of motion, but Biggie got it tho, and that's why they called him Frank White!
That's if you speaking in terms of pimping yeah. That "Max Julien- The Mack" swag is a stable of Oakland. Short, 49 Water, and even 4-Tay all carry that aura about themselves. That shit didn't correlate with the LA/LBC street scene. Rappers like Tha Dogg Pound, W.C., B.G. Knocc Out, and The Game keep it how it always was in SoCal
DPG were seen in suits and tuxedos in albums booklets prior to lac joined DR the. Later at events not to mention both Daz and kurupt were seen dressed in suits on thier albums after pacs demise from then seen in suits more frequently. So pacs clothing influences had an inspiration
That is cap, yall believe every thing that rat says. Pac been knowing how to dress, the bay area taught pac, not Haitian jack. Pac been wearing designer clothes waybback in 1990, during his digital underground years, way before knowing who the hell Haitian jack was. There is a pic of pac rocking fendi clothing in 1990!pbs.twimg.com/media/FcWBG0RWQAIomR4.jpg cut it out with the Haitian jack BS
Clearly, your person neither understands Military nor Para-Military structure; for, e.g., The US Military; The Russian Military; The Chinese Military; The PigzK; etc. All behave in such a manner. This is called bearing. You Civilians are going to learn today. Htptiwny [viz, May Peace & Blessings be unto You All]
@@mr.40acres and that’s the point homie made. If you have that way of thinking your not a man your a bitch or follower. Fux out of here with that I got to talk to you to talk to him bs ima man just like you. You ain’t better than me was the point
Snoop spoke on this recently. He did an interview with those comedian podcasters. I forget their names, but basically, Snoop said Pac introduced him to the more high fashion brands like Dion Scott, Armani and Versace. Pac told Snoop his persona was moreso a smooth pimp, who the females can embrace, rather than a hardcore gangsta always wearing khakis and chucks 24/7. If you look at Snoop's career, he took up some of those suggestions by Pac.
It's well known, tupac was the first rapper to be endorsed by veraace himself and he even gave pac a bunch of free clothes. Pac was even gonna model for them and went to runway shows. He was ahead of the game
Hell nooo y'all giving him shit that he didn't do lol what was Kane wearing what was grand puba wearing slick Rick the streets had rappers wearing labels
Nah designer brands had been incorporated into the streetwear of New Yorkers since the 80s and in the 90s. Before any real streetwear brands existed, the designer brands were the goal to get fresh...and remember 2pac got a lot of his high fashion ques from Haitian Jack and others. The West Coast streetwear was always more relaxed and skater or gang culture inspired. Not saying they didn't have high fashion because LA obviously does but it wasn't seen as much in their hip hop fashion, yet...until 2Pac.
He didn’t want his crew lookin bummy. He was not some low class rapper like Boosie or TI. He was sophisticated. He was also trying to be a heartthrob for the ladies.
pac telling snoop the dogg pound can't talk to him directly and the outlaws can't talk to snoop directly was another bad idea. cause when snoop and pac fall out nobody talks and everything goes to crap. Musically pac was smart everything outside of that was bad ideas
No you are mistaken Pac wanted to build order and a chain of command within death row similar to Mafia families. it was deeper than what Kurupt was talking about
If they were on his level they’d be doing things today beyond their wildest dreams - things way beyond their capacity & interest level. That’s a difference in character & everyone can’t exemplify that level of ideation & discipline. His mistake was the necessity of association. Ya can’t bring others up to your level, but you can be brought down to theirs. Hence, an exceptional person can’t just associate & do business with lesser men. That’s the moral of the story.
Nah, more like the mob. Because he wanted them looking fly. But the military and mafia do have a similar structure as far as the chain of command and etc.
Pac had them rocking clean suits at award shows and photoshoots, Pac saw the bigger picture, while these dudes were trying to run around in prison garb smh 😅
Pac👑 basically was trying to take them to the Next Level, but them dudes were not mentally ready. You can't turn Ghetto Niggaz into Fly Niggaz until they can see the bigger picture. Something EAZY-E 👑 and DJ QUIK👑 already knew.
Pac’s problem was comin in the game tryna bring structure to a bunch of lost niqqaz aka 90s Hip Hop/Streetz. once he tried to move wit the lost ones & show he was with them, we lost HIM, forever.
I disagree. Pac had much more experience being in the industry than these guys. Plus let’s not forget that once upon a time Pac used to wear fake jewellery until Haitian Jack put him on game. As for the structure, he was simply trying to implement things he read in books like The Art of War.
Vercace came to Tupac, and gave him free clothes to advertise for them! #facts! Plus Biggie, started repping like he was a playa, so Pac had to spank that ass
That was too much though,telling niggas not to talk talk to you directly,that shit would make other niggas think you all that and despise you,that was a dumb,unnecessary move.
As big of a fan I am of Pac, I agree with Kurupt on this one f*** Versace, Gucci, Louis Vuitton & ANY other NON BLACK owned products UNLESS those brands will PAYING to be brand ambassadors. The same goes for Black people TODAY, walking around with a brand logo on you makes you a FREE PROMOTER & a BOSS NEVER WORKS FOR FREE
I think LL and Fubu were the first on that, I think Pac would had seen and ran in that direction too. Rappers started smarting up, wearing their own, now even drinking their own liquor. but yea I agree though fuck that Versace, Gucci,
That’s coz pac was a leader and he wanted ppl to follow him and ppl got problem with following some one even if they know that person is smarter richer And bigger then you, that’s just ppl reaction, I get ur point but u never know how u would feel coz u never meet or known him
All this history and dialogue and such a very very short time period in life 11months. That definitely keeps on showing how bright and how Intriguing of a rap star and celebrity that 2pac really was. And this was most definitely his comeback and 2nd career. It just would have been amazing if he would not have been killed. That's why we all speculation about what type of moves he would have made if tragedy wouldn't have struck.
@@MichaelBrown-ti1un all facts. he got caught up in the lifestyle of the street niqqaz he was tryna reach. thats why so many use the way he died, to shun all he stood for. they try to paint a certain picture for their own benefit. he punched on Orlando in honor of who he considered family.
Pac wasn’t being disrespectful. If anyone knows Pac , he read a lot of military strategy books. He wanted to mirror those strategies and organization. He wanted to run his crews like that , chain of command. Generals speak to generals ect. That’s why in his later music he would always say “military minds”. He referenced alot of military phrase and terms. Outlawz were names after warlords, dictators and generals. Matter of facf. If death row was ran more militant and disciplined. Pac would probably be alive today.
Thing was Death Row was the #1 hip hop label before Pac got there . Dre said it best Pac trying to run something that already been establish . He could've just done him instead of the fake gangster shit . Versace was Biggie but Pac said he bit his style .
Pac would have been alive if he hadn't sucker punched Orlando Anderson. If pac was such a general why he roll on the dirt with some crip. If he was such a boss he would have let his homies handled it.
“Get it together Cuz” got me leant
ouch, he corrected him like lil cease did in his interview 😂😅
cuz, not cuh
@@ramoalvarez8222 potato/PoTATo my nigga
@@uncleone3144 lol
@boutdatlyfe so u saying he zesty ? 😆
You can tell Kurupt had real love for Pac! He still badly hurt by his loss 🙏
Everything he is saying is in the context of the early days when Pac came out of prison. There was eventually big friction between outlaws and dpg as documented on this channel by others
@@JPR22 no quite go to the other vids n hear when he talks about how he stil feels about losing Pac and how it took him years of mourning his death.
@@12tribes61 pac didn't like this fool stop the cap
Pac didn’t like them crabs 🦀 at all.
Dpg was gonna jump him because they felt jealous of his success.
Why do pac get all the good beats.
Why do pac get 2 headline all the shows….
All these questions are based off of hate and jealousy.
Not from a Loving place.
After Pac was Released and they see how Suge was treating him.
It just put a big bullseye 🎯 on Pacs Back!
@@reddogg7787 BK
I MISS PAC 😪💗EVERYYYTHING HE TOUCHED TURNED TO GOLD💯 🙏
Almost, Madonna is still a peace of shit
not that detective movie. That was wack.
False....outlaws were hot garbage
I just want to say kurupt was amazing in the movie “Dark Blue”
With Kurt Russel. It was written by David Ayer same dude who wrote training day and end of watch and street kings. No one ever talks about that movie. It basically takes place during the la riots in 92 and also stars ving Raymes and the white dude who plays homelander from the boys. If you like those hardcore cop movies you’ll like Dark Blue. It’s basically the precursor to training day.
Was trying to remember that movie, thanks
I’ve never heard of it! I loved training day and end of watch! I’ll have to try and find it on streaming services … thanks
Pac was a natural born leader. What a tragedy that he was taken from us.
Who's us? He's a bleeding rapper not in a member of your household son. Stop worshipping geezers you don't bloody know.
He was a proper english speaking theater kid, and actor. That fake thug act is what got him killed.
False! Tupac died because he was a follower and not a leader.
@@DfromBoston real talk man I respect Pac and the example that he first set as a man but not enough people talk about what happened after Suge got his influence on him and the incidents with the women tryna drag him down, it really ruined his character and made him just go with the whole gangsta image smh good man wasted cause of bad influence
There’s no such thing as a real leader in that lifestyle. Good try tho
That’s called the chain of command and discipline how the military does it. Plus, it gives everyone a position to assume. It works well when everyone performs their role like a fine tuned machine.
The problem is that some people didn't want to be part of his army.
Snoop I felt was one. He immediately assumed snoop would fall in line but snoop saw himself as a boss. And that'd why he never took on pacs enemies, even biggy.
Yea thata all fine and dandy but u gotta remember pac came after DPG so for him to vome to death row already thinking hes some sort of general & the rest of the crew are boots that wasnt going to sit well with them...he was the fresh fish he should humbeled himslef down & earned his way to general status...
The whiteboys got it on 🔒
@@Sjcstro84 I agree. I also feel that Snoop at the time was not mature or focused enough to take on that role. The roll 2pac was asking Snoop to play requires a lot of discipline, sacrifice, structure and, uncomfortableness. It’s alot for a man who is not mentally ready for that responsibility. I believe snoop just wanted to enjoy his success and lifestyle as a top rapper/artist. Especially after beating a murder case!
@@scottylafuegofuentez5931 they also weren’t in the army. They weren’t in the mob. They were recording artists who brought their people with them. Big dicking the little homies so that you can feel like a general when what you are doing is putting some bars over a beat is ridiculous.
Kurupt's perspective is unique, and gives insights that make you want to analyze the mindsets of the people that he's talking about.
PAC said tell your man don't talk to me directly 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Your lil man lol naw much respect for young Gotti 😎
dam, he had an ego, kinda rubbed off people at the label wrong way probably
@@nidahm9551 You are just not very smart
@@realness5448 I am, but you would not understand.
@@nidahm9551 😏 Obviously. He was putting hands on people (Sam Sneed and Flexx) that didn't need to be touched. On top of having sex with Faith. It really was just a matter of time before his ego got him killed.
*“It ain’t like he tried to change our clothes into pajamas”* 😂🤣💀
What does he mean by that
@@hazmat8770 Treat them like toddlers.
I think he's referring to puffy putting tha lox in shiny one piece suits 😅
2Pac was the natural magnet that attracted the attention away from Snoop. He probably extended the hand out of respect
He speaking alot of truth in this interview 💯
@2:38 dudes laugh sounded like it came from a different realm
Bruh this title is wild 😂😂😂 The way you worded that talkin to him directly part. Hilarious
"all blue Chucks gangbanged the fuck out, Cuz"
I still remember the first time I heard Kurupt on "Lyrical Gangbang." EVERYONE'S verse on that song was nice and he still stood out.
There have only been three times when I've heard someone brand new and thought they were instantly the best: 1) LL in 1985, 2) Rakim in 1986, and 3) Kurupt in 1992
oh! ok! to me the 1st verse I heard from Kurupt was in "puffin on blunts drinking on Tanqueray". at that time I wasn't speaking English I didn't even know who was rapping. first time I seen him was in "what's my name" video. since then I'm a big fan
1992-1996 Kurupt was a Top 5.
Only thing I like that ride ruff is Eve
Shit gets a bit weird when kurupt has to correct art and call him cuz lol
yeah, lol😂😅. kurupt was sharp and called him
@@FTBLDepot kurupt like that tho lol just part of his personality
Big sag
A and he said that shit with some authority lol.
Man I was seriously concerned for arts safety for a sec 😂
Kurupt is a good story teller
"Yeah...get it together Cuz"🧏🏾♂️🎯😂
😂😂
I love Kurupt 😂😂😂 my guy for real. DPGC for life!
Wasn't Biggie first wearing a king pin striped suit at his "Ready to Die" album release party in 1994. The same one where tupac was in attendance? Pac was wearing suits after getting out of jail in 1995, unless I'm wrong.
You're wrong
Your right, tou can see them huggin in the Biggie and Pac documentary by Nick Broomfield
Not sure but Biggie was wearing suits before that aswell
Wrong
Never seen pac wear a suit before deathrow. Probably because Biggie and them stated flashing, he want to counter them
What the hell was 2pac wearing on that "All eyes on me" album cover 🤔🤔
it looked like the Madonna corset
Leather overalls
That so called corset is bigger than your whole career
A bustier
A BATTYMAN OUTFIT
Snoop understood the assignment, Because Pac was the Alpha Man of the whole Death Row
I wish you lads would stop nattering on about alpha this and alpha that pullava. Got no clue what your on about just run around with words dont ya eh? He's dead get over it your fascination lad
@tonyslicr7279.... That's part of the reason why Snoop was looking salty during their Americaz Most Wanted days 🤣🤣
@@blaquepearlzchocolatediamndz77 he wasn’t looking salty, he was camera shy. He looks the same exacta in his OG videos with Dre
How'd that work out for Pac?
@@down4whuteva830 exactly mate. Bloody alpha rubbish making all these geezers brown bread and they still don't get it do they
Death Row never matched Pac energy to me Pac held himself back by joining Death Row I hate to say it but it cost him his life he was an activist by nature that knew how to communicate in different forms I wouldn't change nothing he served his purpose
At points watching this, thinking Dave Chappelle could do a good Kurpt impersonation, 😂.
lol, definitely
Haitian Jack introduced Pac to rollies and Versace. They were clowning his swag when he first came around
Oh word?
Yes, I read about this
Pac always had swag before he met Haitian Jack, stop giving that guy so much credit lol. Pac was born and raised in harlem. He knew fashion
@@illmatic9096 stop fam he lived in NYC, Bmore and Oakland so his awkward swag reflected that. He dressed like a Bay Area, LA, NY dude all in one it was weird
@@oredi2159He Been Out ATL And NC
First time I've heard someone make Art laugh hard than a mutha!! Get em Kurupt w/ da jokes!
In one of the Aries Spears interviews. Art loses it like that when Spears says Lizzo looked like mash potato 😂
@@glennarcher6 thanks I will try find it. Then I can compare. Lol
Art’s laugh was awesome 😂
Moral of the story is pac was bossing them around
Basically and was trying to over reach with the power grab. Can you blame snoop for walking away from that toxic environment?
Moral of the story don't believe everything you here. Niggas just say anything for shock value and attention
@@quentinsimpson5908 snoops a b*tch
Your entitled to your opinion and if that’s how you perceive it to each their own.
@@quentinsimpson5908 you over thinking it with the “power grab” part.
Pac was dressed like dominatrix on all eyes on me cover
Kurupt had the best bars in them days and that facts.
Him and Kadafi
From the chronic-that Dogg food album, kurupt was on a different level. I talk about that all the time.
Naw frfr
Kurupt and Mc Ren were beast on the microphone..!!
I know those two are from different times in the industry….but I just had to give them their flowers…
Snoop Dogg was the best thing happened at death row
Tupac wanted everybody on Death Row to dress like he was dressed on the AEOM album cover! I don’t blame Kurupt!🤣🤣🤣
And your Mom and Aunts got wet off that cover 😂
there was a promo that death row had showing pac with "a broke ninja to made ninja" ad.
And that’s why they failed grown men dressing like kids
Imagine Snoop in dat dress😂 like a gangsta worm 🐛
@@MALEECKSWIFE29 Pac failed too in Vegas. Versace couldn’t save him.
We were in khakis Cuz
Pac tried to put the Bayness on them niggaz! Y'all seen the difference with Short and Poohman in Menace II Society at the Picnic. Kaine had that G swag too tho. Y'all saw how Pac, 40, and Short came at the Players Ball! Like Bosses and Timers! DPG were YG's so they didn't know about that type of motion, but Biggie got it tho, and that's why they called him Frank White!
That's if you speaking in terms of pimping yeah. That "Max Julien- The Mack" swag is a stable of Oakland. Short, 49 Water, and even 4-Tay all carry that aura about themselves. That shit didn't correlate with the LA/LBC street scene. Rappers like Tha Dogg Pound, W.C., B.G. Knocc Out, and The Game keep it how it always was in SoCal
@@elijahstraight402nigga who tf is 49 water cuhh
DPG were seen in suits and tuxedos in albums booklets prior to lac joined DR the. Later at events not to mention both Daz and kurupt were seen dressed in suits on thier albums after pacs demise from then seen in suits more frequently. So pacs clothing influences had an inspiration
🙄😒🙄stop bringing in biggie on here like he something dude went to the south and took a Memphis rappers whole song and name😅😅😅
Told em to get it together cuz 😆
Haitian Jack taught Pac how to dress
Didn’t he take Madonna from him too?
@@jaymac8421 Haitian Jack didn’t take her from pac … but they both messed with her
That is cap, yall believe every thing that rat says. Pac been knowing how to dress, the bay area taught pac, not Haitian jack. Pac been wearing designer clothes waybback in 1990, during his digital underground years, way before knowing who the hell Haitian jack was. There is a pic of pac rocking fendi clothing in 1990!pbs.twimg.com/media/FcWBG0RWQAIomR4.jpg cut it out with the Haitian jack BS
Pac was the coldestin the game in the 90s he drop that bihh like a whores panties and pick up a sade and plethora of others rip makaveli 🙏
@Onion Hemingway facts
I ain't speaking to another man over a grown man. I either come you or i don't come at all. Tupac was weird for that
snoop and pac was the money makers.. dogg pound and outlawz was just the soldiers
Clearly, your person neither understands Military nor Para-Military structure; for, e.g., The US Military; The Russian Military; The Chinese Military; The PigzK; etc. All behave in such a manner.
This is called bearing.
You Civilians are going to learn today.
Htptiwny [viz, May Peace & Blessings be unto You All]
Prison Politics, the Crip leader gotta talk to the blood leader in order for there to be a one on one. Otherwise everybody would just fight each other
@@mr.40acres and that’s the point homie made. If you have that way of thinking your not a man your a bitch or follower. Fux out of here with that I got to talk to you to talk to him bs ima man just like you. You ain’t better than me was the point
Yall gullible ass niggas belive everything this drunk, alcoholic says smh, yall have to take these stories with a grain of salt
Get it together Cuhzz! 😂😂😂. It’s a LB thang. Still wearing white Ts and 501s.
2pac Shakur had that Black Panther Cub structure in him, why he was such a threat
He was a actor a performer why did yall take him seriously he was playing a role
Dress for the job you want, not the one you got
Fun fact: 2pac was wearing the Air Jordan 10 stealth on All Eyez On Me album cover.
How you figure?lol
Fila grant hills on the inside book
@@jetlifejlee5155 Go find a copy of the How Do You Want It single and you’ll see.
@@codyhulkflashkemp3833 I know, but I’m talking about the front cover.
@@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIH I’ll take your word for it lol
Pac been ahead of his time 🎯
Snoop and Ice T r frienemies of Tupac
Pac was legendary nuff said
Pac made death row a modern day motown don't get me wrong other artists was doing they thing but not like pac
Rest easy Pac
2Pac the first Rapper to wear Versace
Tupac got his swag frm Donavan the Don frm Brooklyn who was choreographering every video in the 80s🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯 🎥 DO YOUR HOMEWORK WORLD 🌎 💯🌎
LOVE PAC....BUT HE WAS ON A LOT OF SHIT
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Dang pac was like “ lights out at 10:00”😂
Lol Obama lights out
Army gear 😂 Versace 😂
Man pac was wearing a Madonna vest in his fotos for his all eyes on me cover😅 and he talked about dress code fuuk otta hear 😅
They were all Jealous of Pac and still are
Underneath all that, this man is intelligent.
Underneath all what?
"Get it together, Cuz" 😂😂😂
Tupac's favorite comic character was Garfield.
I never heard this before but one thing I can say is 2pac is the reason rappers wear designer today. Pac is legendary
Snoop spoke on this recently. He did an interview with those comedian podcasters. I forget their names, but basically, Snoop said Pac introduced him to the more high fashion brands like Dion Scott, Armani and Versace. Pac told Snoop his persona was moreso a smooth pimp, who the females can embrace, rather than a hardcore gangsta always wearing khakis and chucks 24/7. If you look at Snoop's career, he took up some of those suggestions by Pac.
It's well known, tupac was the first rapper to be endorsed by veraace himself and he even gave pac a bunch of free clothes. Pac was even gonna model for them and went to runway shows. He was ahead of the game
Hell nooo y'all giving him shit that he didn't do lol what was Kane wearing what was grand puba wearing slick Rick the streets had rappers wearing labels
No he isn't. The fuck, lol
Nah designer brands had been incorporated into the streetwear of New Yorkers since the 80s and in the 90s. Before any real streetwear brands existed, the designer brands were the goal to get fresh...and remember 2pac got a lot of his high fashion ques from Haitian Jack and others. The West Coast streetwear was always more relaxed and skater or gang culture inspired. Not saying they didn't have high fashion because LA obviously does but it wasn't seen as much in their hip hop fashion, yet...until 2Pac.
"Fly ass dress code cuhhhzzzzzzz"
That dress code super zesty idc if it was pac that whole dress code was the gate way for todays zesty fashion dressing rappers
Wtf is so zesty about wearing a suit. This the problem with the black community. Everything is zesty to you weirdos smh
How is wearing a suit zesty lol
@@illmatic9096 You love pac like Terry crews from Friday
So I guess you would rather dress like Puffy’s fruity ass with those shiny suits
He didn’t want his crew lookin bummy. He was not some low class rapper like Boosie or TI. He was sophisticated. He was also trying to be a heartthrob for the ladies.
Kurupt should have slapped pac on crip cuh for handling him like that😂😂
PAC would had fire on kurupt ass if that happens 😅
Kurupt top #5 MC 🎤
Top 10 or 25 for sure not top 5 pac Nas big Jay-Z Eminem
Pac wore a thong and did the humpty dance on stage
@@NW7386 pumps in the bump?
And could still steal your girl lol
Chump
And steal would still your girl? ...SMH. Cats hate hearing the truth. Exactly, pumps in bumps.
@@Looney504 yet your here enjoying these pac stories lol
pac telling snoop the dogg pound can't talk to him directly and the outlaws can't talk to snoop directly was another bad idea. cause when snoop and pac fall out nobody talks and everything goes to crap. Musically pac was smart everything outside of that was bad ideas
No you are mistaken Pac wanted to build order and a chain of command within death row similar to Mafia families. it was deeper than what Kurupt was talking about
Yeah. Dude wasn't really smart unless musically.
2pac was on a other level period
2 pac fans become immediately delusional after every story
@@youngtupac1971here comes the bot haters by the government to disrespect the general lol ya outdated go update lol
If they were on his level they’d be doing things today beyond their wildest dreams - things way beyond their capacity & interest level. That’s a difference in character & everyone can’t exemplify that level of ideation & discipline. His mistake was the necessity of association. Ya can’t bring others up to your level, but you can be brought down to theirs. Hence, an exceptional person can’t just associate & do business with lesser men. That’s the moral of the story.
He was a ego maniac
@@theactualfactsofwu-sabat2818 maybe but he made good music and good films
What you expect his family is pro black 🖤 panther party 🙄🤨
Art shit his pants frreal
I met the homie once. Was real laid back
Did he say cuz?
I can listen kurupt all day very intelligent rich vocabulary
They labels my vocabulary Abusive. You know the next line
Kurupt is a smart dude .. has a lot of perspective which makes him very intelligent .. a lot of rappers and people could learn from him!
He's an alcoholic
Pac was trying to make Death Row the military 😂
Nah, more like the mob. Because he wanted them looking fly. But the military and mafia do have a similar structure as far as the chain of command and etc.
@@brianburton5946 tf are you talking about bruh? The mob & the mafia are literally the same thing...the mob is a sort of nickname for the mafia
Like the panthers
@@fboyd109 it's obvious I made a mistake and meant to say the mob and military were similar. It shouldn't have been hard to follow that
Pac had them rocking clean suits at award shows and photoshoots, Pac saw the bigger picture, while these dudes were trying to run around in prison garb smh 😅
@@youngtupac1971Oh snap u on every comment hating lol 😂 let them love pac mayne, go ask ur mom why u ain't pac lolb😅😂😂😂
Pac was on some b.s. foh telling me what to wear yall really praise all that weird s*** he was on
Ain't nothing wrong with prison garb! White Tees n Khakis!
Facts!!
@@youngtupac1971 your pops had you in a dress every night
Kurupt, and many others, will secretly jealous of Tupac .
Pac was on another type of time.
@@fruitpac I swear, you need to knave your mama basement
@@youngtupac1971 yous a weirdo...you wanna be like him so bad that you don't like him for the simple fact that you cant be like him...
@@youngtupac1971 you the ultimate internet warrior
Yeah, Kurupt and Snoopy weren't feeling that fruity Versace attire FruitPac wanted them to wear so bad
Pac👑 basically was trying to take them to the Next Level, but them dudes were not mentally ready. You can't turn Ghetto Niggaz into Fly Niggaz until they can see the bigger picture. Something EAZY-E 👑 and DJ QUIK👑 already knew.
Get ready for a future interview “I was talking to kurupt and he said, Pac wanted y’all to dress a certain way”
“…I said khakis…..get it together cuhhh…” hahahahahaha
Tupac really let the Death Row energy get to his head. He wanted to be the artist version of Suge Knight.
dumb clown pac was a revolutionary. your ignorant ass wasn't even born when pac was here
He had a vision, that’s all. Prince had all his artist in his style.
L 🤡
I can tell you're a follower 😂
Being on the row allowed pac to act out his fantasies especially when the CEO is treating him like a king
He was a good bandleader
Pac’s problem was comin in the game tryna bring structure to a bunch of lost niqqaz aka 90s Hip Hop/Streetz. once he tried to move wit the lost ones & show he was with them, we lost HIM, forever.
I disagree. Pac had much more experience being in the industry than these guys. Plus let’s not forget that once upon a time Pac used to wear fake jewellery until Haitian Jack put him on game. As for the structure, he was simply trying to implement things he read in books like The Art of War.
Let’s not forget that Pac has been active and in the industry since the late 80’s
@@TosereOjeme niqqa i dont care what you agree or disagree wit 😂😂 go dig yo OG up
How many accounts do you have dude damn😭
Vercace came to Tupac, and gave him free clothes to advertise for them! #facts! Plus Biggie, started repping like he was a playa, so Pac had to spank that ass
That was too much though,telling niggas not to talk talk to you directly,that shit would make other niggas think you all that and despise you,that was a dumb,unnecessary move.
As Ramon Ayala said in one of his Mexican songs "I was born firmer than the sun", that is what 2Pac was and still is, forever.
Kurupt Young Gotti!!
This reminds me of the hit ‘em up video. He probably told all the outlaws to wear timbs.
@@youngtupac1971Dude,you a whole weak ass bitch of a man/whore and weirdo. Fuck what it got to do wit 2pac. Get yo pathetic ass life together,flunky.
Outlaws all from the east coast they wore timbs already.
@@youngtupac1971 get a life lil boa
How can anyone not respect what Pac was on. Order!!!! I absolutely agree
Because he wasnt stabile one day an activist the next day a piru wannabe
You just not gang
How yall take him seriously he went to performing arts school, and he was playing a roll. Besides, he was weird yall hear what he did to Omar Epps
@@Whoitbay1898 no im not gang with an unstabile actor
It's just that you're a brain dead dick rider.
Karupt da coolest ninja alive...Respect OG
As big of a fan I am of Pac, I agree with Kurupt on this one f*** Versace, Gucci, Louis Vuitton & ANY other NON BLACK owned products UNLESS those brands will PAYING to be brand ambassadors. The same goes for Black people TODAY, walking around with a brand logo on you makes you a FREE PROMOTER & a BOSS NEVER WORKS FOR FREE
I think LL and Fubu were the first on that, I think Pac would had seen and ran in that direction too. Rappers started smarting up, wearing their own, now even drinking their own liquor. but yea I agree though fuck that Versace, Gucci,
Nothing is black owned. We own zero factories.
That’s called ORGANIZATION. Tupac was organized in terms of getting shot done in the best manner possible within a structure.
Making music is not a work ethic smh wtf where is Malcolm ☓.
Pac seem like the type of dude that I wouldn't like at all. We would have had issues from jump.
Well, maybe he was too real for some.
Maan dawg I been said that shit. You seem like the type of nigga that if you wasn't doing what he was doing he didn't like you
Surely u fake asf that’s why
@@C-Lyfe85 Want someone to dress like u isn't real
That’s coz pac was a leader and he wanted ppl to follow him and ppl got problem with following some one even if they know that person is smarter richer And bigger then you, that’s just ppl reaction, I get ur point but u never know how u would feel coz u never meet or known him
All this history and dialogue and such a very very short time period in life 11months. That definitely keeps on showing how bright and how Intriguing of a rap star and celebrity that 2pac really was. And this was most definitely his comeback and 2nd career. It just would have been amazing if he would not have been killed. That's why we all speculation about what type of moves he would have made if tragedy wouldn't have struck.
What happened to him Seems like he’s permanently drunk.
If Alcohol was a person
@@TheRealTonyBell 😂😂😂
He seem cool on this interview tho gotti a real one
He is a alcoholic
How in the hell can you be permanently drunk 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I hate Pac ever went to Death Row records. It cost him his life, and it cost a music empire to crumble.
Take a drink every time Kurupt says cuz
I'll Be Dead! lol
@@TheIntrovert83 on any Kurupt interview with the art of dialogue😭😂
@@TheIntrovert83 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Naw fam the liver can only hold up so much alcohol cuz
I tried!... Shhhhhhiiii... Couldn't pour fat enough! 🤣🤣
All I gotta say is “ Cuzzz!
Why is people still paying people too talk about 2pac?...because money is the root of all evil 🙏
Yet you have it in your name lol
*The love of money...
@GoGetYourShinebox what's is black money?
everybody is everywhere.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What he was trying to do was bring structure and order to the organization.
Yep. He was a visionary. If only he couldve held on a little longer and survived, the whole game would look and sound different.
By running up on random crips LMMFAO yall praise anything structure my a$$
Yeah ok bring structure 😅😅 you call jumpin gang bangers and directors structured. He was completely out of control.
@@mrbill9248 ding ding ding
@@MichaelBrown-ti1un all facts. he got caught up in the lifestyle of the street niqqaz he was tryna reach. thats why so many use the way he died, to shun all he stood for. they try to paint a certain picture for their own benefit. he punched on Orlando in honor of who he considered family.
Drinking game! Take a shot of liquor 🍻🍺🍺🥂 every time he says CUZ 😂
The Art of 2pac channel…RIP to the Goat. He’s fueling this channel
Doing it like that creates less confusion.
Pac wasn’t being disrespectful. If anyone knows Pac , he read a lot of military strategy books. He wanted to mirror those strategies and organization. He wanted to run his crews like that , chain of command. Generals speak to generals ect. That’s why in his later music he would always say “military minds”. He referenced alot of military phrase and terms. Outlawz were names after warlords, dictators and generals. Matter of facf. If death row was ran more militant and disciplined. Pac would probably be alive today.
Naah cuuuz, them grown ass men! Rappers not soldiers! Tf wrong with yall niggaz
Thing was Death Row was the #1 hip hop label before Pac got there . Dre said it best Pac trying to run something that already been establish . He could've just done him instead of the fake gangster shit . Versace was Biggie but Pac said he bit his style .
@@GLEN515 hatin on a dead man he must have touched a nerve back then poor you.
Pac has to be one of the most misunderstood figures of all time. Its like niggaz don't listen to pac words in his music smh
Pac would have been alive if he hadn't sucker punched Orlando Anderson. If pac was such a general why he roll on the dirt with some crip. If he was such a boss he would have let his homies handled it.
That’s how u know Tupac was really from New York,he wanted these niggaz lookin fly back in the day before it was cool Tp dress like that ✊🏽🔥🔥