No one will ever match this man's energy, power of his voice and his social impact. Literally the whole world knows who Tupac is. He did say that the whole world will remeber him on Until The End Of Time...he wasn't lying. The man had a soul of 84 souljas.
At 37:50 all I can say is damn ! What a beautiful idea , dude was 25 and just thinking of his people and how to help bring them all up - amazing - there is none like PAC.
It's a big difference in HEARING & LISTENING! I HEARD all these interviews throughout the years, but how you broke this down I have no choice but to LISTEN now.....great upload ✊🔥
I've now watched all 8 parts and once again I'd like to thank you and commend you for these incredible videos. The time and research that must have went into this has paid off because they are incredible. This could easily be a Netflix binge-watch. You did such an amazing job.
To me he is still alive every day THRU his music.He tought me how to be a man when I was in foster care.And now I'm wrighting my own songs.Thats down to 2pac so one day when I get exposure I will keep his name going till my last breath ❤
“Is it money or women, funny beginnings, tragic endings, I can make a million and still not get enough of spending! And since my life is based on sinning, I’m hell bound. Rather be buried then be worried living held down.” - 2-Pac
That nigha was using double punchlines in 96 we in 2021 and these house hold rappers only started using double punchlines after Kendrick Lamar first album meaning pac was like 300 steps ahead of the game only god gives such talent RIP Respect to biggest hip hop artist who ever lived even the goat as y'all say Drake will tell u that is factz
Pac was way to smart and above all the rap shit he was jus using the rap as a platform for his real agenda whcih was to unite and bring peace with his people nothin but love and respect for 2pac
Pac was a man just as susceptible to the devil's influence as any other man. He did love his people and he would have used his platform to bring real change to our country but he was not above all the rap shit, he died because he stomped out Orlando at a Mike Tyson fight because of an altercation between rival gang members that happened weeks earlier. He may have saw rap, more specifically gangsta rap as a way to reach more so he can teach more but he jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.
@@adamsteel4098stupid question but here's the answer. pac wasn't clever or subliminal in any of his disses, if he didn't like someone he let that shit be known point blank there is no reason to believe that would have changed for Eminem.
@@WoMbAtImUSpRiMe3o6 I agree, gangsta rap was hugely detrimental to our society and I think that was the plan all along. Ice cube maybe have been writing reflections of his reality but it really did glorify a life of crime. Big bucks went into the promotion of gangsta rap in the 90's and it exploded. The problem is like you eluded to it influenced young men specifically black men to embrace the gang culture and now I think it's a big reason why we have white cops that so terrified of black men they have to have their hands on their gun just to approach the car. I live in a city in Iowa that has 20% black population while the state population is like 4% but we have a policing problem and I'm convinced it's because our cops are being hired from towns across the state and these guys have never meet a black person before all they know is what's being portrayed in the media. Tupac was asked by a journalist why how he expects to make a difference and his reply was he had to walk with the people before they follow out or something that was his justification for thug life, I think it may have started that way but he obviously got caught up in the lifestyle.
2pacs mputh got him shot!! He tall peace and love out one side of his mouth while spewing hate and Thug life out his ass!! Sad learn from this young rappers!!
It's crazy because In my mind I still find myself thinking a lot about Tupac and the whole ordeal he went through to the time of his passing. I really have no clue why my mind always takes me there but I find myself thinking a lot about Tupac and the things he went through just at rare moments through out the day/night randomly. I am that way with a lot of people in general that I have lost or moved on from because I just think a lot in general but for some reason I think about Tupac Shakur a lot just randomly and I never even met dude. Only thing I can think of is that my mind is just always moving. #GoodDay/Night
Being sad to reflect on and being upset are 2 different things... I've been alive 10 years longer than he got to live. When I was 25 I didn't have any other thoughts outside of partying & getting girls, that guy who's music is still socially relevant, was a top notch actor, and poet accomplished way more than the musicians who were his contemporaries who didn't die have! His death was a waste! Regardless of how you feel about 2pac, his impact reached white suburbia in a time that wasn't the norm. Now it's commonplace! His movies and songs are still in rotation and are timeless! Besides, have my own personal reasons for needing therapy 👌 but appreciate your concern and diagnosis 😉🤣
Watched this whole series. Really shows alot of the schemes that were at play in the background in regards to the deaths of HipHops goats. This whole series has earned you a sub for real. Thank you for the great work.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Though this was uploaded nearly 3 years ago, I was just suggested to the series. Actually, it appeared in my suggested videos a couple of times, and apologies, I thought it was a "Tupac is alive" fake video series. However, you have edited together the best interview & news clips to make a well-produced, documentary-style series. I am really impressed and must say this is a really great series that highlights Death Row Records and Tupac's stories. Really impressed. Great, great work!
Thanks for the upload dawg, good job editing all the video interview and radio clips of everyone’s first person accounts of kicking it with Tupac, into a comprehensive chronological story . Even tho over the years I have seen almost all the interviews used but to see all the stories back to back In chronological order, i was able to get a more full picture and better understanding of the entire story , I’m 32 I was young when we lost pac but I remember living through it all , and learned a couple new things from this video. I recommend this video , series it’s definitely a good watch
1:18...Frank said that Pac was walking to get on the plane headed to Vegas and said "Dead man walking." It's so eerie how he knew what events could possibly take place ahead of time. Makes me think of a line he said on his song Death Around The Corner when he said "We all gotta go you know? A real mf'a will pick the time he go."
@@keithkelso9872Don't believe the hype 2pac been dead almost 30 years now no coming back he gone ,and all the rumors he dead just like any of our fallen !!
That’s real. Poverties Paradise is a dope album. Naughty By Nature made some dope ish but they had that radio stigma so didn’t get the love they deserve. Tre D is a beast
@@unfilteredthoughts2004 your talking about Stretch From Live Squad not Treach from Naughty By Nature. Stretch was the one who was scared of the Goons In NYC like Biggie was.
Blasphemy it was his final attempt to wake up his people “the preacher want me buried why? Cause I know he a liar, Have you ever seen a crackhead? That’s eternal fire”
Deathrow subsidiary of Interscope. Suge was the puppet so that nothing fell on the major industry players. It is evident who the new puppets are z, diddy, snoop but no one wants to hear that truth.
Stop making him out to be something he really wasn't he wasn't no activist he was a confused 20yr old raised around panthers that was a good actor dude contradict himself everytime he spoke
Man don't believe everything you hear ,2pac was no angel he did dirt and most of it blew up in his face ,he was no Jesus,Malcolm or Martin but a nigga yelling Thug Life be real with yourself and your outcome ,and 2pac didn't keep it real wich cost him his life !!!
How dope was that idea to start up community teams and having the rappers to adopt a team. The churches, the dads to provide security. This why till my dying day Pac has And forever be my favourite artist and the GOAT!!
I like the way you splice all these interviews together. It gives me a clear timeline on everything that happened. I hope some genius film director take this information and make a real 2Pac film.
@@jamescumberbatch2794 collection was out online in 1999 recordings of all underground, remixes songs with Biggie songs used for his remix albums before release cd’s 1-12 .
This has to be the best PAC documentary / overall west coast music doc ever! Great work.. forget the Hughes brother HBO should use this as their doc U series
Now I understand PAC’s verse on toss it up when he made a reference to Dre downsizing, changing labels and moving to the burbs. In fact a lot of stuff in this video has brought a better understanding behinds rivalries
Whilst I don't agree with your overall theory I gotta give you PROPS for making this whole series. Very well put together and I thoroughly enjoyed watching them all. In Particular the Pac Panther & Eazy E ones.
I miss Tupac almost 24 years and people still keep his legacy alive I just wish real music and people exist Tupac was the movement RIP R.I.P Nipsey realest ever ❤💙
A wise man is full of strength , and a man of knowledge enhances his might. Proverbs 24:5 The principles of the kingdom of God- kingdom focuses on earth, Impacts,Influence and change earth. Religion seeks to bring heaven to earth. There can be no argument as to 2Pac impacting or influence. And speaking in the I Am is in reference to one who is enlightened, Pac spoke this in (looking back at the world from another level.) One Love!
'Flesh of my flesh blood of my blood walk woth me hail mary Not the best place to quote Scripture not only may he not be dead he most certainly s Wasnt saved he called himself God
PAC will always be pac even after 2'000 years 2pac will always be 2pac, Generation to Generation will talk about 2pac...not them Snoop Dogg or puff or Biggie,no one is going to talk about them.
I met Tupac here in Oakland before the deathrow days...i yelled out..tupac..he came over and gave a pound talked for a minute....he was hella cool...i never thought he would become hip hop royalty....Rip homey
@@firasabidi8649 Orlando just got paid to get his ass beaten by Reggie on MGM lobby, so Reggie's friends of LVPD would have the MGM tape as an evidence for the shooting so they could label it 'gang related'. Where was Keefe D and other niggaz whom supposedly were with Orlando's company? Why he is there all by himself! Questions need to be raised. Oh, and do not forget one thing that Trevon(the guy who got his drow chain 'violently' stole by Orlando) was the only guy from that night who 'saw' Orlando and the same guy who 'whispered' on Pac's ear upon seeing him... so why did he whispered on Pac's ear and not Suge's or whomever else. Why did Reggie Wright who was 1 out of 3 death row heads at the time as Security Head ordered Frank Alexander and other Bodyguards ofDRow not to have with them that night for the first time ever any concealed firearm as protection??? Did he knew something was going down that night? Of course yes, he plotted everything which started with Trevon's drow chain being 'stolen'. Worth mentioning is that U should know Reggie Wright was also a FED's RAT, working undercover for FBI while being 1 out of 3 heads of Death Row Records. He and David Kenner (Death Row Head no2, lawsuit representative, a zionist with jewish ethnicity) wanted to get rid of Suge and Pac on the same night so they could control the Death Row Records. Is reported that Pac had Kenner fired as his own personal lawyer after Pac payed back Death Row as it was signed on the bail out contract. Suge was the one who suggested Pac to move on his own sh!t, his own record label which never took place, called OUTLAWZ/Ethunisia. Thanks to Pac's work ethic and his death paranoia, we could hear Outlaw's first album interned for it but recorded on Death Row due to death paranoia called 'Makaveli;7Dayz Theory; The Don Killuminati' This album and 1Nation were the first projects for Pac moving on his own, but first he had to end the mainstream coastal war/beef via Death Row East. Settling DRow East would let Pac continue his journey which never happened. Only if Pac had survived man! Rap would ve been so different and way more major! Exit2Pac-EnterMakaveli From a good chess player or detective perspective, that's all I can say. Orlando was a 'fish bite' I recommend you questioning things more in your logical sense. Im not saying U r wrong amd im Right, cuz maybe Im wrong and you are right.. I just see it my own way.
The continuity of this episode is brilliant going from rapper/security back to rapper on a differnt station is tight as hell....very informative, excellent 👍👌👊
It’s kinda weird how Puff Snoop Dre and Jay z became the most successful and Wealthiest people in hip hop after Eazy E , Pac and Big were all killed 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Right wtf! Also what the outlaws said. This man had the #1 rec @the time "me against the world" & Pac was a songwriter so that's serious money coming to him being a solo artist & he can't bail himself out?!? He should've been able to wipe his ass with that bail WTF!!!
Tupac was real as fuck. He never claimed to be a gangster. He was very intelligent and a skilled actor before finding rap. The hip hop environment that's the foundation of rap tends to have a closer connection with lower class, poor people and the elites could see how they could use Tupac to help strengthen the black community by bringing them together by using a lot of what he learned from his Black Panther mother. He was killed or faked his death. The first time he was shot was in 94 in which an inmate serving life in prison swears a hip hop mogul hired him. That mogul being most likely Tupacs handler who couldnt get his little project to listen or accept the invitation to join them, the shooting being a warning for refusing to become Lucerfarian/Illuminati. So he started reading obsessively about Makaveli so that he could save his life and his families lives. Listen to his discography and you'll see the change in him and his music. I believe he saw the true side to a lot of things naturally, more so than many and I think they underestimated him so they needed to scarep or kill him. They brought biggie into the rap game to set in motion Tupacs killing. Blew biggie up so he was rising up fast to Tupacs status. And then the beef starts. Pac dies, murdered actually, but hopefully faked it to free himself and his family or they killed him before he could do it. Biggie ain't have shit to do with that. Puffy did cause he's top dog cause he excepted the invitation and was Tupacs handler. Why you think they chose puffy to tutor Biggie. Pac may not have been gangsta but I feel that if he said it and hadn't done it but had that certain situation was to happen he would without a doubt do exactly as he says. He did have heart and a really fucking big one at that. DMX didn't get killed but they sure as hell turned him into a drug addict again, some how, prolly knowing his background and knowing it would make it easier to dismiss anything he says and will help to easily halt his career as well. I think at first he signed that shit, joined up but had no idea what he was really getting into. The damien trilogy and so many other songs says so much about it. It's insane people are still to this day so blind that shit aint right and some fuck shit has been going on for generations upon generations. They just kill whoever they need to regardless of who it is or if its us. I mean look at 9/11. That shit was an inside job by our government. Osama bin laden was dying anyways. He did it(became the patsy) for his family and to arm a shit ton of people who deserve better and then push the true bible the Qur'an onto these people but spread the messages negatively which would then make it easier to discredit the Qur'an. I mean could have easily been done to us with the bible. I mean Catholics or Christian's idk which prolly both, priests and Popes, they all are and have done sick and demented shit and its been known about for years upon years yet it kept somehow getting swept under the rug. And pedophiles get less charges and jail/prison time with protected custody for mentally ruining and physically abusing our future, our children. Really think do some research its fucking insane. People really gotta start waking the fuck up
Still remember 95 2 yrs before I graduated HS. My friends and I had all Pac CDs tapes etc. Just watched Poetic Justice last night 😭 Resting in Heaven fur Sure Great compassionate Man. Loved all People .
They killed Tupac's physical form but his spiritual form will always reign on Earth forever it's 2021 we're still listening and talking about him that's what he wanted to be immortalized I'm glad he is.
@@TerranceLavon This is true Lol... All rappers had to be hard, wake-up mean muggin/gang bangin on bacon type shyt..😠 But snoop was looking down the whole time like something else was on his mind and bothering him Could've been that he was stuck in a bad place with a bad label and he knew eventually shit was gunna come crashing down Or that his relationship with Tupac was slowly deteriorating.. Who knowz
58:28 Reggie Wright talking bout he was only 28 years old. He didn't know how to think like a grown man. When Fred Hampton was 20-21 he had the black panthers running like an army. So Reggie was just a simpleton.
The mere fact they shot him five times they were killing at him but God has pulled him through it all, n still they came back at him u see these human being r of no mean order, they r too fiend( cruel or wicked). Some of these people are not of this world they r Alienated. Miss u Pac 💖💖💖💖💯
What blows my mind tho that no one talks about is death row was interscope was universal and bad boy was east coast is universal as well so all these east coast west coast work for the same company universal!!
You are incorrect. At that time Badboy was under Arista records which was headed by Clive Davis. So please fact check before speaking. Both of those labels may currently be under Universal but not at that time. So no, they weren't working for the same record companies.
Apparently I heard that there's over 100 songs Pac did that are missing.Meaning after Death Row Records was dissolved a lot of his masters went missing,his mother was fighting/trying to find them.
@@cammymc1982 SHIT?!!! If Pac knew better he would of had a vault like Prince did and let somebody he can trust(like his mom or brother & sister) to watch his masters.
PAC was too emotional. There comes a time when you got to move silently and let your enemies think that they have won. Kill them with success and refuse to acknowledge their existence. Mental warfare is a very key component in war. Get into their head and the body will fall at your feet.
2024 June 11...He still is the best...What he is saying...still true...His spirit lives...Will never be forgotten...From South Africa..Grew up with Him.❤
@Slim Savage him and pac didn't even get along toward the end. If it was an honor how come he didn't name it after him? U no thinking outside believe everything they tell u sack riding loser.
Them talking about the whole mixtape stuff and how 2pac said he wanted to "give my music to the street" is quite thought provoking to me, like if he had the chance to do that then I GUARANTEE rap would be 1000% different today!!! The butterfly effect is VERY real, seemingly small and insignificant events have drastic effects on the future and had he done this then todays "rap" would be unrecognizable
At 1:11:16 when Snoop said "you can't stop what America wants" and 2pac said "that's right" it seemed different. 2pac's energy was completely different as he was answering questions for the interviewer, but as he responded to snoop's comment I can just imagine what he was thinking..... he wouldn't turn and look him in the eyes, and you can see the contempt that 2pac had cuz he LOVED snoop and that's why snoops disloyalty cut so deep. I always wondered what was going through his mind in that split second.....
He has an exclusive contract with YT. If he lost a million subs tomorrow. They would spike his count. He knows when certain channels are gonna get terminated before it happens.
No one will ever match this man's energy, power of his voice and his social impact. Literally the whole world knows who Tupac is. He did say that the whole world will remeber him on Until The End Of Time...he wasn't lying.
The man had a soul of 84 souljas.
Lol appreciate the post in its entirety but why 84 tho??
Pac taught me one of the greatest lessons as a youngin. Trust No One!!!!
TRUE
Not even your mother?
PERIOD
Exactly
Oh you down bad in life for sure
At 37:50 all I can say is damn ! What a beautiful idea , dude was 25 and just thinking of his people and how to help bring them all up - amazing - there is none like PAC.
The rap game died sept 13, 1996 and has NEVER been the same. The best rapper of all time died on sept 13, 1996
Or did it? Believe in me like Jesus bro believe 7 days
@@danpeezy4803 😭😭😭😭😭
Facts! 💯✊🏾
Facts !
Baby lane didn't kill Pac
Any time y'all wanna see me again
Rewind this track right here, close your eyes
And picture me rollin' - Tupac Shakur
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Love him ❣️
Mothafuckkin classic
I can't even finish this. I admired Pac from the age of 14 and no I'm almost 40. We love you you Pac. Rest in Power.
That’s sad 🤦🏾♂️😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@sturdyharris8320 why
Nah ya all been tricked 💯..He's still al.ve.
@@naaiiiz sf
@@sturdyharris8320 🌽-ball ass 🥷
It's a big difference in HEARING & LISTENING! I HEARD all these interviews throughout the years, but how you broke this down I have no choice but to LISTEN now.....great upload ✊🔥
His alive trust me
I hate friend they are all fake
I've now watched all 8 parts and once again I'd like to thank you and commend you for these incredible videos. The time and research that must have went into this has paid off because they are incredible. This could easily be a Netflix binge-watch. You did such an amazing job.
agreed
True
To me he is still alive every day THRU his music.He tought me how to be a man when I was in foster care.And now I'm wrighting my own songs.Thats down to 2pac so one day when I get exposure I will keep his name going till my last breath ❤
We'll all be right beside you helping you keep his legacy alive♥️
James brown Bob Marley mj and 2pac are the greatest humans ever to grace the music industry.and may they all rest in peace god bless
This is actually better than the biopic. Good job man
On god💯
Hell ya😳
Best Work. Timeline was on point
So so
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“Is it money or women, funny beginnings, tragic endings, I can make a million and still not get enough of spending! And since my life is based on sinning, I’m hell bound. Rather be buried then be worried living held down.” - 2-Pac
That nigha was using double punchlines in 96 we in 2021 and these house hold rappers only started using double punchlines after Kendrick Lamar first album meaning pac was like 300 steps ahead of the game only god gives such talent RIP Respect to biggest hip hop artist who ever lived even the goat as y'all say Drake will tell u that is factz
He had enemies wearing badges , it wasn’t a “ fan gland killing it was a conspiracy 😎🤓🤔🇯🇲
My game plan to be trained and military mind of a thug lord!
Perfect 👌
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Pac was way to smart and above all the rap shit he was jus using the rap as a platform for his real agenda whcih was to unite and bring peace with his people nothin but love and respect for 2pac
Yup
Pac was a man just as susceptible to the devil's influence as any other man. He did love his people and he would have used his platform to bring real change to our country but he was not above all the rap shit, he died because he stomped out Orlando at a Mike Tyson fight because of an altercation between rival gang members that happened weeks earlier. He may have saw rap, more specifically gangsta rap as a way to reach more so he can teach more but he jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire.
@Warren Johnson Is there a possibility that 2pac would diss eminem in a clever way?
@@adamsteel4098stupid question but here's the answer. pac wasn't clever or subliminal in any of his disses, if he didn't like someone he let that shit be known point blank there is no reason to believe that would have changed for Eminem.
@@WoMbAtImUSpRiMe3o6 I agree, gangsta rap was hugely detrimental to our society and I think that was the plan all along. Ice cube maybe have been writing reflections of his reality but it really did glorify a life of crime. Big bucks went into the promotion of gangsta rap in the 90's and it exploded. The problem is like you eluded to it influenced young men specifically black men to embrace the gang culture and now I think it's a big reason why we have white cops that so terrified of black men they have to have their hands on their gun just to approach the car. I live in a city in Iowa that has 20% black population while the state population is like 4% but we have a policing problem and I'm convinced it's because our cops are being hired from towns across the state and these guys have never meet a black person before all they know is what's being portrayed in the media.
Tupac was asked by a journalist why how he expects to make a difference and his reply was he had to walk with the people before they follow out or something that was his justification for thug life, I think it may have started that way but he obviously got caught up in the lifestyle.
Thanks Suge for pushing Makaveli as an album because it's a MASTERPIECE
Bro I Hate When Muhfuckaz Try To Make Suge Seem Like He Did No Good At All.. Man If It Wasn’t For Suge Hiphop Wouldnt Be What It Is As Far As Gangsta
Boss Playa I hate when mofos adore and worship Puffy like he’s a saint and he’s a devil shady corrupt but the media loves him
Puffy is bitch period.
2pacs mputh got him shot!! He tall peace and love out one side of his mouth while spewing hate and Thug life out his ass!! Sad learn from this young rappers!!
Reason Really ?Biggie got it for his mouth
I accidentally stumbled on this video and instantly subbed! Great content! I can't believe your videos weren't included in my RUclips suggestions
Still remember the night he was shot (both times) never felt like he'd really die... 25 years later and it's still sad AF to think about!
It's crazy because In my mind I still find myself thinking a lot about Tupac and the whole ordeal he went through to the time of his passing. I really have no clue why my mind always takes me there but I find myself thinking a lot about Tupac and the things he went through just at rare moments through out the day/night randomly. I am that way with a lot of people in general that I have lost or moved on from because I just think a lot in general but for some reason I think about Tupac Shakur a lot just randomly and I never even met dude. Only thing I can think of is that my mind is just always moving. #GoodDay/Night
Look into “The White Book” by Makavelli
if some guy you didnt know dying still upsets you this much 25 years later you need to seek therapy.
Being sad to reflect on and being upset are 2 different things... I've been alive 10 years longer than he got to live. When I was 25 I didn't have any other thoughts outside of partying & getting girls, that guy who's music is still socially relevant, was a top notch actor, and poet accomplished way more than the musicians who were his contemporaries who didn't die have! His death was a waste! Regardless of how you feel about 2pac, his impact reached white suburbia in a time that wasn't the norm. Now it's commonplace! His movies and songs are still in rotation and are timeless! Besides, have my own personal reasons for needing therapy 👌 but appreciate your concern and diagnosis 😉🤣
Me too Pac was the same age as me! He left this world to young, but boy did he leave on hell of a message! #Tupaclegend
this is definitely a great series, it must've took you a while to edit it and put all of it together, great content I applaud you
Watched this whole series. Really shows alot of the schemes that were at play in the background in regards to the deaths of HipHops goats. This whole series has earned you a sub for real. Thank you for the great work.
Facts
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Though this was uploaded nearly 3 years ago, I was just suggested to the series. Actually, it appeared in my suggested videos a couple of times, and apologies, I thought it was a "Tupac is alive" fake video series. However, you have edited together the best interview & news clips to make a well-produced, documentary-style series. I am really impressed and must say this is a really great series that highlights Death Row Records and Tupac's stories. Really impressed. Great, great work!
Thanks for the upload dawg, good job editing all the video interview and radio clips of everyone’s first person accounts of kicking it with Tupac, into a comprehensive chronological story . Even tho over the years I have seen almost all the interviews used but to see all the stories back to back In chronological order, i was able to get a more full picture and better understanding of the entire story , I’m 32 I was young when we lost pac but I remember living through it all , and learned a couple new things from this video.
I recommend this video , series it’s definitely a good watch
This whole documentary should be streaming great job u really did ur homework
This is a brilliant video, comprehensive and very well researched and put together. Thank you
2pac had mad passion & energy etc that's why people loved him.
1:18...Frank said that Pac was walking to get on the plane headed to Vegas and said "Dead man walking." It's so eerie how he knew what events could possibly take place ahead of time. Makes me think of a line he said on his song Death Around The Corner when he said "We all gotta go you know? A real mf'a will pick the time he go."
Guaranteed he didn't say that lol
He knew because he’s not actually dead
Keep your name ..not 2pac he had his time let that be yours
@@keithkelso9872Don't believe the hype 2pac been dead almost 30 years now no coming back he gone ,and all the rumors he dead just like any of our fallen !!
Man I got so much respect for Treach, he stayed down and solid as fucc for Pac. Treach is a criminally under rated emcee
Lol tupac wasnt so fond of him hanging out with his enemies, trying to holla at his girl etc
You mean the guy that hanged around keffe D and biggie after pac's death? He is a snake
That’s real.
Poverties Paradise is a dope album.
Naughty By Nature made some dope ish but they had that radio stigma so didn’t get the love they deserve.
Tre D is a beast
@@unfilteredthoughts2004 your talking about Stretch From Live Squad not Treach from Naughty By Nature. Stretch was the one who was scared of the Goons In NYC like Biggie was.
@UC4L8WKkUi01tSWBiLuxj3wQ that was stretch you idiot
Krazy was my jam off that album but to live and die in LA took on a whole new meaning.....
Against All Odds, & Hold Ya Head for me are timless
@Humble 9300 Blasphemy fav song
Blasphemy it was his final attempt to wake up his people “the preacher want me buried why? Cause I know he a liar, Have you ever seen a crackhead? That’s eternal fire”
Krazy is my jam. But no matter what mood Im in, the album intro gets played. 1) out of respect and 2) cos its a fire intro. 🔥🔥🔥
@@elpoop8519 agreed
I love Tupac it’s so unfortunate has life had to end like this! His music always touch my soul.
You can tell Frank Alexander really love 2Pac and 2Pac really loved him..and Suge regulated the music industry
True
Literally loved each other 😉
Deathrow subsidiary of Interscope. Suge was the puppet so that nothing fell on the major industry players. It is evident who the new puppets are z, diddy, snoop but no one wants to hear that truth.
I’ve been talking about this doc alllll weekend! Now my mom is going to watch. Well done 🏆
ive never seen a documentary so detailed w/o narrator😂 im gona watch all from start of NWA
Tupac was a target for his activism and his lyrics to help us all of the people
Absolutely
He was going through more than people realize He was more strong than people realize
No he was a target because he hit a known gang member in his face!!!
Stop making him out to be something he really wasn't he wasn't no activist he was a confused 20yr old raised around panthers that was a good actor dude contradict himself everytime he spoke
Man don't believe everything you hear ,2pac was no angel he did dirt and most of it blew up in his face ,he was no Jesus,Malcolm or Martin but a nigga yelling Thug Life be real with yourself and your outcome ,and 2pac didn't keep it real wich cost him his life !!!
I wish I could give this video a million views and a billion likes. perfectly put together...
Pac was the greatest real storytelling rapper of real life events in the hood. Education was his best weapon.
Yes indeed. It seems they always want to silence those black leaders that can get through to our youth.
@@2nicBarry what's up to call Barry what's going on with you holler back at me this big boy green
How
@@2nicBarry thug life
Fr.Nobobdy could put real life events into words like Pac. Nigga made a song about checking out a hotel room fire. He was the best writer.
How dope was that idea to start up community teams and having the rappers to adopt a team. The churches, the dads to provide security. This why till my dying day Pac has And forever be my favourite artist and the GOAT!!
It's a shame no raper or actor followed up on Tupac vision
tenina anderson facts
Das why he had to go he was to Orginized da higher ups don’t like dat
About time somebody done this. You have earned my sub sir....
I like the way you splice all these interviews together. It gives me a clear timeline on everything that happened. I hope some genius film director take this information and make a real 2Pac film.
Amazing Work bro. This Doc is incredible. Timeline is very accurate too. And all tge information was put together very well
Still got the Makaveli 1 - 12 collection, love listening to those interviews then going into all his uncut and regular cuts before they were remixed.
Where can I get a copy?
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@@jamescumberbatch2794 collection was out online in 1999 recordings of all underground, remixes songs with Biggie songs used for his remix albums before release cd’s 1-12 .
This has to be the best PAC documentary / overall west coast music doc ever! Great work.. forget the Hughes brother HBO should use this as their doc U series
Should consider releasing one full video of all parts as a collection
Pacumentary
Best Documentary I've seen so far.
All 8✨💯❤️🇰🇪
Now I understand PAC’s verse on toss it up when he made a reference to Dre downsizing, changing labels and moving to the burbs. In fact a lot of stuff in this video has brought a better understanding behinds rivalries
2Pac was far beyond his time 🙏🙏
Whilst I don't agree with your overall theory I gotta give you PROPS for making this whole series. Very well put together and I thoroughly enjoyed watching them all. In Particular the Pac Panther & Eazy E ones.
2Pac will always be the best that ever did it; he was a legend breathing or dead!!
That's your opinion
DAM this is so dope man i enjoy this video RIP Tupac Shakur til this day Brother you are dearly missed 🙏✊🏿 ✊🏿
Damn this is actually deep and accurate
''I see them,they RUN!''
I miss Tupac almost 24 years and people still keep his legacy alive I just wish real music and people exist Tupac was the movement RIP R.I.P Nipsey realest ever ❤💙
100 💯 2Pac guarantee that he will spark ⚡️ the brain 🧠 to change the world 🌍 !! Real soldiers don't die they multiply ! 💋 Pink Lombardi
Malcolm but even Malcolm would of scolded 2pac for his negative role in situations
A wise man is full of strength , and a man of knowledge enhances his might. Proverbs 24:5 The principles of the kingdom of God- kingdom focuses on earth, Impacts,Influence and change earth. Religion seeks to bring heaven to earth. There can be no argument as to 2Pac impacting or influence. And speaking in the I Am is in reference to one who is enlightened, Pac spoke this in (looking back at the world from another level.) One Love!
Amen!!
Mine says a wise warrior is better than a strong one and a man of knowledge than one of strength Proverbs 24:5
'Flesh of my flesh blood of my blood walk woth me hail mary
Not the best place to quote Scripture not only may he not be dead he most certainly s
Wasnt saved he called himself God
Aman
@@jgvtc559 But now indeed there are many members,yet one body. 1 Corinthians 12:20 (I Am)
PAC will always be pac even after 2'000 years 2pac will always be 2pac, Generation to Generation will talk about 2pac...not them Snoop Dogg or puff or Biggie,no one is going to talk about them.
Eternal drakkon for real man'2pac always be 2pac.....one of the greatest to ever to it.
he'll be depicted as white ina 1000 years
Don’t disrespect BIG like that. He’s a legend, also
charles jackson R2D bangs till this day!
Nobody talking about B.I.G now.
I met Tupac here in Oakland before the deathrow days...i yelled out..tupac..he came over and gave a pound talked for a minute....he was hella cool...i never thought he would become hip hop royalty....Rip homey
Have you told this story else where ?? Lol swear I've seen it
Reggie Wright + David Kenner + Cointelpro CIA + FBI = Real Killers of 2Pac's plot
Finally someone says it!
Yes
Orlando Anderson killed 2pac because he putt himself in a gang situation and he's not a gang member
@@firasabidi8649 Orlando just got paid to get his ass beaten by Reggie on MGM lobby, so Reggie's friends of LVPD would have the MGM tape as an evidence for the shooting so they could label it 'gang related'.
Where was Keefe D and other niggaz whom supposedly were with Orlando's company? Why he is there all by himself!
Questions need to be raised.
Oh, and do not forget one thing that Trevon(the guy who got his drow chain 'violently' stole by Orlando) was the only guy from that night who 'saw' Orlando and the same guy who 'whispered' on Pac's ear upon seeing him... so why did he whispered on Pac's ear and not Suge's or whomever else.
Why did Reggie Wright who was 1 out of 3 death row heads at the time as Security Head ordered Frank Alexander and other Bodyguards ofDRow not to have with them that night for the first time ever any concealed firearm as protection??? Did he knew something was going down that night?
Of course yes, he plotted everything which started with Trevon's drow chain being 'stolen'.
Worth mentioning is that U should know Reggie Wright was also a FED's RAT, working undercover for FBI while being 1 out of 3 heads of Death Row Records. He and David Kenner (Death Row Head no2, lawsuit representative, a zionist with jewish ethnicity) wanted to get rid of Suge and Pac on the same night so they could control the Death Row Records.
Is reported that Pac had Kenner fired as his own personal lawyer after Pac payed back Death Row as it was signed on the bail out contract.
Suge was the one who suggested Pac to move on his own sh!t, his own record label which never took place, called OUTLAWZ/Ethunisia.
Thanks to Pac's work ethic and his death paranoia, we could hear Outlaw's first album interned for it but recorded on Death Row due to death paranoia called 'Makaveli;7Dayz Theory; The Don Killuminati'
This album and 1Nation were the first projects for Pac moving on his own, but first he had to end the mainstream coastal war/beef via Death Row East.
Settling DRow East would let Pac continue his journey which never happened.
Only if Pac had survived man!
Rap would ve been so different and way more major!
Exit2Pac-EnterMakaveli
From a good chess player or detective perspective, that's all I can say.
Orlando was a 'fish bite'
I recommend you questioning things more in your logical sense.
Im not saying U r wrong amd im Right, cuz maybe Im wrong and you are right.. I just see it my own way.
@Joe Hoxha watch mob james interviewz on djvlad tv channel and u'll know what happened that night
all in the videos, all in the recordss
DANCINN
🤣🤣🤣🤣classic my memory aint hazy
😂😂😂😂
The continuity of this episode is brilliant going from rapper/security back to rapper on a differnt station is tight as hell....very informative, excellent 👍👌👊
It’s kinda weird how Puff Snoop Dre and Jay z became the most successful and Wealthiest people in hip hop after Eazy E , Pac and Big were all killed 🤔🤷🏻♀️
Right wtf! Also what the outlaws said. This man had the #1 rec @the time "me against the world" & Pac was a songwriter so that's serious money coming to him being a solo artist & he can't bail himself out?!? He should've been able to wipe his ass with that bail WTF!!!
@@thetruth72667 thats real bro
Man fr 💯💯 nothing adds up
Snakes in the grass
Blood sacrifice
An educated mind can't be enslaved
Miss Nitta you're right. I'm wide AWOKE!!!
Miss Nitta that’s right
Tupac was real as fuck. He never claimed to be a gangster. He was very intelligent and a skilled actor before finding rap. The hip hop environment that's the foundation of rap tends to have a closer connection with lower class, poor people and the elites could see how they could use Tupac to help strengthen the black community by bringing them together by using a lot of what he learned from his Black Panther mother. He was killed or faked his death. The first time he was shot was in 94 in which an inmate serving life in prison swears a hip hop mogul hired him. That mogul being most likely Tupacs handler who couldnt get his little project to listen or accept the invitation to join them, the shooting being a warning for refusing to become Lucerfarian/Illuminati. So he started reading obsessively about Makaveli so that he could save his life and his families lives. Listen to his discography and you'll see the change in him and his music. I believe he saw the true side to a lot of things naturally, more so than many and I think they underestimated him so they needed to scarep or kill him. They brought biggie into the rap game to set in motion Tupacs killing. Blew biggie up so he was rising up fast to Tupacs status. And then the beef starts. Pac dies, murdered actually, but hopefully faked it to free himself and his family or they killed him before he could do it. Biggie ain't have shit to do with that. Puffy did cause he's top dog cause he excepted the invitation and was Tupacs handler. Why you think they chose puffy to tutor Biggie. Pac may not have been gangsta but I feel that if he said it and hadn't done it but had that certain situation was to happen he would without a doubt do exactly as he says. He did have heart and a really fucking big one at that. DMX didn't get killed but they sure as hell turned him into a drug addict again, some how, prolly knowing his background and knowing it would make it easier to dismiss anything he says and will help to easily halt his career as well. I think at first he signed that shit, joined up but had no idea what he was really getting into. The damien trilogy and so many other songs says so much about it. It's insane people are still to this day so blind that shit aint right and some fuck shit has been going on for generations upon generations. They just kill whoever they need to regardless of who it is or if its us. I mean look at 9/11. That shit was an inside job by our government. Osama bin laden was dying anyways. He did it(became the patsy) for his family and to arm a shit ton of people who deserve better and then push the true bible the Qur'an onto these people but spread the messages negatively which would then make it easier to discredit the Qur'an. I mean could have easily been done to us with the bible. I mean Catholics or Christian's idk which prolly both, priests and Popes, they all are and have done sick and demented shit and its been known about for years upon years yet it kept somehow getting swept under the rug. And pedophiles get less charges and jail/prison time with protected custody for mentally ruining and physically abusing our future, our children. Really think do some research its fucking insane. People really gotta start waking the fuck up
@@williamyorz1052 have
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Still remember 95 2 yrs before I graduated HS. My friends and I had all Pac CDs tapes etc.
Just watched Poetic Justice last night 😭 Resting in Heaven fur Sure
Great compassionate Man. Loved all People .
A lot of people was jealous of pac 😂 they’ll never admit it
They killed Tupac's physical form but his spiritual form will always reign on Earth forever it's 2021 we're still listening and talking about him that's what he wanted to be immortalized I'm glad he is.
Well done!!! Every time PAC talk, I listen !
Good stuff bro keep it coming love it
Damn pac was really at war
Pacs alive in spirit.listen to these words..."if you don't have it,you're on the other side"it's not a habit it's cool I am alive.
✌🏿♦️🙏🏿💜🎧ruclips.net/video/jU1i_UWcWh0/видео.html
Something was very weird about Snoop Dogg during the Pictures with 2pac.. Like he knew something was Up.He Never smiled
There are no pictures of Snoop smiling in the 90s with or without 2Pac.
@@HypnoticHollywood he started smiling in the 2010s
The only rapper that smiled in the 90s was MC Hammer.
@@TerranceLavon
This is true Lol... All rappers had to be hard, wake-up mean muggin/gang bangin on bacon type shyt..😠
But snoop was looking down the whole time like something else was on his mind and bothering him
Could've been that he was stuck in a bad place with a bad label and he knew eventually shit was gunna come crashing down
Or that his relationship with Tupac was slowly deteriorating..
Who knowz
@@TerranceLavon Pac smiled all the time
Right Bro. So sad. Keep ya head up.
Damn it sounds like they watched every move Pac made he had them horrified.
My every move is a calculated step.
@@jaycostewart8 " to bring him closer to an early death"
Demons do dis.....
the prophet
A aron sosa “to embrace an early death* now there’s nothing left”
I luv theses stories about pac-keep em coming
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👊👊💪
@@mauricefuqua7288 no doubt
I swear Pac was a fucking threat !! 💯
Still is too
On god!
To who?
58:28 Reggie Wright talking bout he was only 28 years old. He didn't know how to think like a grown man. When Fred Hampton was 20-21 he had the black panthers running like an army. So Reggie was just a simpleton.
Reggie was just lying, trying to avoid implicating himself as usual.
Or a very bad lair
Damn good video. Very real!!! This is waaaaaaay better and more detailed than the movie
Rip 2pac he was a real one
This is the best information I’ve seen on pac and Biggie
The mere fact they shot him five times they were killing at him but God has pulled him through it all, n still they came back at him u see these human being r of no mean order, they r too fiend( cruel or wicked). Some of these people are not of this world they r Alienated. Miss u Pac 💖💖💖💖💯
Them gd 🦎 people.....
3 out of pacs first 4 Albums go platinum or above and you add this album The Don Killuminati to the catalog and you have another classic masterpiece.
After he died ,after all eyes on me ,was only makievelli
"When suge went to see pac I was there"..... " ok I stayed in the car ". 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That Greg Nice piece had me smiling so hard, he gave me a vision, I never knew that happen. Thank you for this upload, thank you.
Tupac still the rawest ever realest as alway's true to the game from his roots up rip Big Homie Pac.
Tupac gave birth to mixtapes. I love it!!!!
I THINK TONY TOUCH MADE THE MIXTAPES POPULAR B4 PAC
Dj clue and kid Capri
The day Tupac died I was in prison. The whole prison practically mourned his death.
That was “ BEAUTIFUL “, what state was this?…………….
One of the better documentaries about Pac loved the series
Malcom/Tupac... Real Kings...Rest in Peace 👑👑👑
What blows my mind tho that no one talks about is death row was interscope was universal and bad boy was east coast is universal as well so all these east coast west coast work for the same company universal!!
The profiteers. The feud was good for businesses. I doubt they played a part in the murders tho.
You are incorrect. At that time Badboy was under Arista records which was headed by Clive Davis. So please fact check before speaking. Both of those labels may currently be under Universal but not at that time. So no, they weren't working for the same record companies.
Of course...simple divide and conquer techniques
It was planned bra thts y they were starting so much beef because beef sells
@@programSense trust they had there hands in it ether way they are the illuminati y u think pac went against it killuminati an he got killed
Whoever hold those "One Nation" tapes hostage, released them now.
There are some of those songs on RUclips
Apparently I heard that there's over 100 songs Pac did that are missing.Meaning after Death Row Records was dissolved a lot of his masters went missing,his mother was fighting/trying to find them.
@@cammymc1982 SHIT?!!! If Pac knew better he would of had a vault like Prince did and let somebody he can trust(like his mom or brother & sister) to watch his masters.
Their out on utube hours an hours of dope 1nation MUSIC
no cap i had bought dem bootleggs on em summer trip in brooklyn im still lookin fa dat bootlegger
PAC was too emotional. There comes a time when you got to move silently and let your enemies think that they have won. Kill them with success and refuse to acknowledge their existence. Mental warfare is a very key component in war. Get into their head and the body will fall at your feet.
QUOTE: THE REAL MACHEAVELI SIMILAR TO SUN ZHU ART OF WAR, THO I'M NOT SURE OF THE REAL QUOTE: PHILOSOPHER OUT THEM TWO
Mind over matter
I agree 100000% tell these fools again thanks
What if Pac fooled them all?
That some real shit right there dog
2024 June 11...He still is the best...What he is saying...still true...His spirit lives...Will never be forgotten...From South Africa..Grew up with Him.❤
Great video, thanks for putting it together 👌
I love the Greg Nice part, cause it show that Pac still had love for New York he didn't hate everybody on the East Coast.
Just a few individuals. When they dissed Subliminally he called them out by names.
@@richardmille_1599 JAY Z,NAS AND MOBB DEEP to name a few 2 PAC called them out on the MAKAVELI album
Hell yeah Greg Nice part was my fav part too. U can tell by his story Pac was super excited bout the One Nation project.
Pac missed New York aint nothing like NY
Why would he at end of the day
he’s from NY
So this is the Reggie that tried to make it seem like Frank Alexander dropped the ball when he was the head of security. Reggie is giving Queen vibes.
Gay asf
Snoop stole his youth league idea.
@Slim Savage him and pac didn't even get along toward the end. If it was an honor how come he didn't name it after him? U no thinking outside believe everything they tell u sack riding loser.
Tupac Shakur, legend, facts ❤.
Yo frfr.. Ive seen most of this footage before but the way u put it all together on this, this shit is mos def hittin different! Good look!
Them talking about the whole mixtape stuff and how 2pac said he wanted to "give my music to the street" is quite thought provoking to me, like if he had the chance to do that then I GUARANTEE rap would be 1000% different today!!! The butterfly effect is VERY real, seemingly small and insignificant events have drastic effects on the future and had he done this then todays "rap" would be unrecognizable
1:02:22 That’s actually Treach with the Nice & Smooth shirt on.
Treach , Paris , Pac & Latifa in the background.
Greg N I C E!! Nice & Smooth
At 1:11:16 when Snoop said "you can't stop what America wants" and 2pac said "that's right" it seemed different. 2pac's energy was completely different as he was answering questions for the interviewer, but as he responded to snoop's comment I can just imagine what he was thinking..... he wouldn't turn and look him in the eyes, and you can see the contempt that 2pac had cuz he LOVED snoop and that's why snoops disloyalty cut so deep. I always wondered what was going through his mind in that split second.....
Damn I miss the 90's
It’s good to get info from our OGs in vlad interviews without personally contributing to his view count.
Reggie is Suspect
All Day
Always have been
@Omar Williams Wright 😂
1 YEAR LATER,.. STILL THE MOST SHADY
Bet..... been a sneaky ass dude from the 21 jump street shit he was on.
Damn stretch was playin dirty
Holla at me
And look what happened to him.
Vlad has to be an Informant!
He is..
He has an exclusive contract with YT. If he lost a million subs tomorrow. They would spike his count. He knows when certain channels are gonna get terminated before it happens.
The death of 2pac upsets me up till this day rip g
Pac gonna always be the Goat