Tupac's last interview ever (part 3 of 4)

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  • @avield5456
    @avield5456 10 лет назад +47

    Realist nigga ever, everyone need to listen to this interview and understand how brilliant, real he was. He controlled the rap game back in the golden era.

  • @MeatBasket
    @MeatBasket 17 лет назад +9

    I've listened to this like 80 times.....and I still love it like the first time that I heard it. Pac covered a lot of ground when he spoke.

  • @tynicole88
    @tynicole88 9 лет назад +65

    He drops so much knowledge. RIP

    • @slhcn
      @slhcn 9 лет назад +1

      💯

    • @flex2125
      @flex2125 9 лет назад

      +Sasha X dam u sexy

    • @zaman178
      @zaman178 8 лет назад

      Is that a photo of you? and how old are you? and which city do you live in?

  • @capoislamort100
    @capoislamort100 10 лет назад +78

    2pac loved black people

  • @sheldonvern
    @sheldonvern 11 лет назад +46

    pac was not crazy he was mad about how stupid people are

  • @Eagles7sjn
    @Eagles7sjn 6 лет назад +23

    You can see that Black Panther knowledge that was instilled in him

  • @Ralphunreal
    @Ralphunreal 8 лет назад +40

    This guy is way too incredibly smart. It's insane really.

  • @Local159DC15
    @Local159DC15 13 лет назад +4

    Tupac was so much more than a rapper. Legendary individual. Poet, Actor, Activist. Rest in peace brother.

  • @TheZeeman1982
    @TheZeeman1982 13 лет назад +9

    Pac still making sense but is so anger in this interview....never met him but still miss him RIP!!!!

  • @rhymesgalore81
    @rhymesgalore81 13 лет назад +5

    It's stuff like this that always reminds me why 2Pac was so great - the man had incredible vision - and if he was alive, Hip Hop would rule the world - rest in power

  • @ooshishemoh6168
    @ooshishemoh6168 9 лет назад +32

    "And I don't Feel no Guilt... That mothafucka... ALL these Mothafuckaz STOLE from us Forever... Im TAKIN' back what's Mines..... it's just that ..They recorded it when HE said it... it's probably somethin' that they TOOK from US that they didn't Let us Record.... So there is No Shame" - 2Pac
    Yo this dude was too real.. smh... Fuckin Brave Outspoken brotha.. hes a deep dude

  • @PrpleCityTV
    @PrpleCityTV 11 лет назад +77

    I got that power from Books!

  • @TnC_Productions
    @TnC_Productions 13 лет назад +9

    remember, he only went platinum twice before he died. He didnt know how big he really would be years later.

  • @DCee73HDD
    @DCee73HDD 9 лет назад +17

    Tupac forever

  • @American_Observer
    @American_Observer 17 лет назад +4

    tupac will always be timeless because of his essence and intellect

  • @DCsWiseMan
    @DCsWiseMan 14 лет назад +5

    If Pac was a army recruiter,,,I would sign up asap,,,He motivates inner being of man,,such a courages soul,,,He could have been silent,,but he was a soildier.

  • @bluesugar58
    @bluesugar58 13 лет назад +8

    "i'm the future of black america"....i love this man

  • @vigga360
    @vigga360 14 лет назад +5

    R.I.P. to the realest rapper to ever walk the earth. We love and there will never be another ever. T.H.U.G. L.I.F.E forever!

  • @onblock7
    @onblock7 13 лет назад +5

    The realest rapper ever!!!!!!!!! PERIOD! I wish we had him today!

  • @HigherDevelopment
    @HigherDevelopment 14 лет назад +2

    Tupac is the man for sure, he knows what he's talking about for sure. If you really listen, you know there's nobody like this guy out there.

  • @nathanjford9607
    @nathanjford9607 8 лет назад +20

    This is the best pac interveiw by far,pt 3,to all those who don,t really know or think they know what killuminati is listen close and he explains the meaning to a philosiphy,the realist shit pac wrote was the whitebook by makavelli☆☆☆☆☆

  • @nastynas9000
    @nastynas9000 15 лет назад +4

    1:53 "The only thing they like is the sound of an Italian niggas name." I really believe now 2pac was the best lyrical rapper of all time.

  • @eyeleesmiley
    @eyeleesmiley Год назад +2

    I love that man. Still deep in my playlists ❤️ real man Real heart ♥️

  • @tc213
    @tc213 16 лет назад +2

    He wasn't talking about he was physically untouchable, he was talking about him in the rap game, he had so much power in the rap game at that point that he could say he was on top, he was taking over, no one could diss him, or they'd be destroyed.

  • @animatorskater
    @animatorskater 9 лет назад +32

    1:55 "Only thing they like is the sound of an Italian nigga's name" pac was a funny ass dude 😂😂 RIP

  • @fuckilluminatiscum
    @fuckilluminatiscum 13 лет назад +3

    THIS GUY CHANGED MY WHOLE LIFE AND THOUGT PATTERNS

  • @theindustryexposed
    @theindustryexposed 14 лет назад +5

    Great interview. Tupac had a great awareness

  • @Kitos1717
    @Kitos1717 10 лет назад +19

    There's no telling how far Pac could of led the culture. ...all races understood tupac. ...he developed into a man b4 his time. ....gone at a young age and never able to step into see his full potential. ....yet his legacy still evolves today. ....

  • @blessmyhonnor
    @blessmyhonnor 15 лет назад +2

    2pac lives in everyone that believes in the true shit he spoke. His body is dead but his spirit lives amongs us who believe in what he said and stood for. In that way Pac is immortal

  • @L0v3Lost
    @L0v3Lost 16 лет назад +1

    I'm happy I'm one of the people who..completely feels 2Pac's music and understand that his music was music...but it was so much deeper than that. He wasn't just heard, he was listened to. He wasn't just known, he was felt. Man...this guy, our lives are nothing alike..but it's like..I can still connect to what he is saying. And looking at the books he read..man must be intelligent. R.I.P. Legendary.

  • @legofootballchannel24
    @legofootballchannel24 8 лет назад +6

    true artist musically and socially

  • @Igotdatcomeback
    @Igotdatcomeback 14 лет назад +2

    I respect that. Everything he said is from the heart. R.I.P TUPAC

  • @elainehales8734
    @elainehales8734 2 года назад +1

    R.I.P Tupac June16th1971-Septemba13,1996

  • @G0DCOUNTRY1842
    @G0DCOUNTRY1842 Год назад +1

    PAC WAS AN ANGEL SENT FROM THE UPPER ROOM #PAC #1EVER #HIPHOPCULTUREKING🤴🏾

  • @7HEREALDON
    @7HEREALDON 10 лет назад +20

    THE DAY I GOT OUTTA JAIL, IT WAS A MUTHAFUCKIN PROBLEM TO BE WHERE THE FUCK YOU WAS FROM. THE DAY I STEPPED OUT, THAT'S POWER. . I know if shit didn't go down like it did and he didn't have to go, the WHOLE hip hop game would be different. This man had influence and that shit was only building more and more, not only music either. No matter how stupid this might sound I get mad that it had to go down like this, I think shit would be different. R.I.P Yak. Makaveli lives on!

  • @rolandlaforest5030
    @rolandlaforest5030 7 лет назад +14

    I dedicate this part of the interview to those that say big is better than pac. smh!

  • @Sandman2222
    @Sandman2222 17 лет назад +3

    This is what separated pac from everybody else...his common since. I'll b on da look out for part 4

  • @sunnyboy8644
    @sunnyboy8644 14 лет назад +2

    R.I.P. Pac. you're the Greatest Rapper Of All Time.

  • @ShadowCat3292
    @ShadowCat3292 6 лет назад +3

    "Cause Im not bowing down" - Tupac
    On God.
    #GodFirst

  • @ReyRichy
    @ReyRichy 17 лет назад

    2paac will never die...his music still lives to this day...out of any nigga out there...i still listen to pac more then any one...sooner or later some one will kum out like him ...."im not sayin ill change the world. but i gurantee ill spark the brains that will change the world"
    R.I.P. 2pac

  • @deez723
    @deez723 11 лет назад +3

    I think Pac was fed up and couldn't keep quiet with all the nonsense he saw going on. He knew that he was not to sit idle.. and there is a huge amount of power there in doing that.

  • @ainagapicaporte4361
    @ainagapicaporte4361 11 лет назад

    this is a real human being, real person, that's why he can touch people in every walk of life, and in every country. i didn't grow up like him or where he did, but he represents me. they call this kind of art 'universal'. i wish he was still alive, and i wish i'd met him personally and chilled.

  • @cindyburgan5498
    @cindyburgan5498 7 лет назад +4

    His mental made him even sexier lol love love looooove me some pac!

    • @PWerts
      @PWerts 5 лет назад

      Cindy Burgan YES!!!!

  • @realest84ify
    @realest84ify 8 лет назад +4

    Damn we need 2pac back

  • @orancoo
    @orancoo 11 лет назад +7

    I can't find another rap artist talking like this. Good luck though.

  • @PrpleCityTV
    @PrpleCityTV 11 лет назад +28

    U just seen me in cuffs, shot up in a wheelchair with my head wrapped up
    And u c me less then a fuckin year later, bailin through this muthafucka, jeweled down like Shaka zulu!.. Bangin on niggaz!

  • @whisper129
    @whisper129 13 лет назад

    Tupac speaks the realist shit. Damn I still miss him as much as the day he pass on. There's gotta be a heaven for a G.

  • @vonkeithdavis1792
    @vonkeithdavis1792 3 года назад +1

    Books, thinking, and strategizing

  • @Apradavra
    @Apradavra 15 лет назад +1

    the intelligence exhibited in this interview is extraordinary.

  • @rmr1300
    @rmr1300 13 лет назад +2

    He inspires me to have a voice.

  • @patrickwithiforce
    @patrickwithiforce 14 лет назад

    this is what every human should strive to become and advance from, and continue to build from his words to better the next generations

  • @dantheman4719
    @dantheman4719 9 лет назад +7

    💯💯💯 KNOWLEDGE!

  • @BigPrimo33
    @BigPrimo33 16 лет назад +3

    I think PAc was really hurt when he was taken off the "ready to die" album when he went to jail. That album would have been immortalized if Pac was on it!!!

  • @skipper13647
    @skipper13647 14 лет назад

    pac was truly a man of the people. we miss you dawg

  • @blessmyhonnor
    @blessmyhonnor 15 лет назад

    nah he didn't have to chill he just should've lived longer and kept spitting the true shit cuz many people know that there is lots of truth in his words and when everyone started sharing his vision the america that we know today would've been a complete different one. RIP Pac respect

  • @TheNatedagreat4
    @TheNatedagreat4 12 лет назад

    You CANT ignore somebody who speaks the truth, the things we feel and turn away from.

  • @rolandlaforest5030
    @rolandlaforest5030 7 лет назад +5

    "everything I did was righteous by the rules of war & they gotta recognize that"

  • @MrMrcedargrove19
    @MrMrcedargrove19 13 лет назад +1

    it's like tupac aint gone................cause i listen 2 him ever dayand thats real shit

  • @BazookaRafar
    @BazookaRafar 15 лет назад +1

    3days before Pac was shot
    he was praiiising DeathRow
    he said
    Do you believe in God?
    the interviewer saig: yes
    Pac again: then believe in DeathRow East
    watch that on youtube ;) It was on the MTV Music awards 96
    nice interview !!

  • @co0li30a9
    @co0li30a9 15 лет назад

    even tho Tupac died in 1996 he's still IS the future of Black America! No one had the whole game shook like pac! you couldn't predict anything he did! Genius in Thug form!

  • @inyins
    @inyins 16 лет назад

    WOW !!! 2 pac is a genius, Best interview i have ever heard.

  • @boxingace7025
    @boxingace7025 7 лет назад +12

    I'm the future of black America smh RIP MAKAVELI THE DON .

  • @michaelfarquharson1
    @michaelfarquharson1 14 лет назад

    This wasn't an interview, Interviewer was nonexistent, this was Pac sharing wisdom

  • @tommybrown187
    @tommybrown187 11 лет назад +7

    to take the discipline the serious and bond the mob had, take the enthusiasm morals and principles the black panthers had, to take the comradery go-all-out will die for you, as a team that the police had. to take the nation is 1st whatever we have to be # 1 that the united states has, and to take that nigga attitude, the young african american to have the talen to exhibit it ....

  • @American_Observer
    @American_Observer 17 лет назад

    thanks for posting this bro. much appreciated

  • @DeadJ0ker27
    @DeadJ0ker27 15 лет назад

    2pac was the fuckin realest ever and you know that because nobody followed up on his plans when he died he was the leader.
    It's so sad he was starting a revolution but got cut short.

  • @killuminati2014
    @killuminati2014 15 лет назад

    This is some deep stuff he's talking about, Pac was on another level than the rest.....

  • @TeeF.TaMaHaaC
    @TeeF.TaMaHaaC 15 лет назад

    Pac I love him...and I learn so much.Its good to be vocal..but not around everybody.Especially to some Fed with a mic.He got caught up in his emotions...but thats real

  • @28hotrods
    @28hotrods 14 лет назад

    Pac was a Preacher of the streets,Pac spoke on real shit that was happening in the streets and to our black people

  • @Louis.D-TV
    @Louis.D-TV Месяц назад

    Still love listening to this classic 💎💎🙏 #MaKaVeLi

  • @Duffield_World89
    @Duffield_World89 9 месяцев назад +1

    🔥🔥🙏⭐

  • @tommybrown187
    @tommybrown187 11 лет назад +1

    i dont want to see them dead because by the other side being who the other side is makes me the best man

  • @RabahRayanNabilEl16
    @RabahRayanNabilEl16 15 лет назад +1

    I agree 100% and I'm already on it

  • @lightupdarkness
    @lightupdarkness 9 лет назад +10

    " me and the biggie thing is minor"

    • @zaman178
      @zaman178 8 лет назад

      That doesn't negate the fact how dirty piggy and puff were towards Tupac when Tupac was alive FUCK puff and piggy

  • @mdoingme
    @mdoingme 13 лет назад

    his lyrics are blueprints. His mind is a shield. His pen is a sword. his mouth is his gun. his words are his bullets. His tongue is the trigger. the cowards in the game (even worldwide) & Black hearts & minds are his target. Killuminati...

  • @lightmajor1
    @lightmajor1 14 лет назад

    This nigga here...I love listening to this man. The "w" he threw up represented DIVISION...not the "west coast" like cube n em...genius. There was a METHOD to his madness. That's why he is/was the greatest rapper of all time

  • @AndrewsOpinion15
    @AndrewsOpinion15 12 лет назад +1

    I FUCKING LOVE TUPAC !!!!!!!!

  • @AbdalaHersi
    @AbdalaHersi 8 лет назад +17

    Al Pacino Luciano LMAO

    • @PWerts
      @PWerts 5 лет назад

      Trail Blazing I bust out laughing!!

  • @American_Observer
    @American_Observer 17 лет назад

    thanks man. much appreciated

  • @bagleysmitht
    @bagleysmitht 15 лет назад

    Tupac is SOOOO much intelligent than people know!!! HE WAS GONE TOOO SOON !!!!

  • @TaySocial
    @TaySocial 13 лет назад +1

    He mentioned Will Smith when he was talking about richest rappers. "FRESH PRINCE"

  • @Str8talk50
    @Str8talk50 13 лет назад +1

    Tupac was the realist rapper EVER!!!!!!!!!.you can argue about if he is the best rapper or not BUT the guy was EONS ahead of any rapper with his intellect.

  • @neige81
    @neige81 14 лет назад

    14 years later ! still relevant!!!! 2010 and aint no niggas touching pacs style...thats it period end of fuckin story

  • @XxPurpleXHazeX
    @XxPurpleXHazeX 11 лет назад +1

    you sir are one of the smartest people... even i do this and i dont realize it

  • @rebelslaveleader
    @rebelslaveleader 6 лет назад

    So much intelligence and contraction and youth. I'm sure as he matured he would have evolved to the leader he was meant to be. The hit on tupac was orchestrated on many levels and allowed to spin out of control. imagine a matured Tupac today, not rapping or doing movies but being the head of political organization a third independent party.

  • @SuperNewhorizon
    @SuperNewhorizon 14 лет назад +1

    if tupac was still here how would he be, would these things still be important to him

  • @DizzyJokerZz
    @DizzyJokerZz 16 лет назад

    yeah word up 4 2pac 4ever! G.O.A.T rappER!

  • @IllBeBackIn2014
    @IllBeBackIn2014 14 лет назад

    I wish I could have taken Tupac's Place in that eerie suspicious night of September.

  • @Miiro23
    @Miiro23 16 лет назад

    the good people who try to make us realize ourselfs and our state. are the ones who always die. martin luther king jr. john lennon. ghandi... 2pac.... many many others
    dont let them die for nothing.

  • @bulletprotv7470
    @bulletprotv7470 5 лет назад

    Crazy part of this is some of us have the brain to think similar to pac..but dont have that same talent to be able to get on a platform to expand our ideas..or to execute the process

  • @LifeOfAnOutlaw
    @LifeOfAnOutlaw 16 лет назад

    he wanted to start a record label called " Death Row East", Their is a video here (with this one)with him talking about deathrow east, it include him standing at the MTV awards with suge talking about that record label. It was filmed 3 days before the shooting.

  • @MisterB2eternity
    @MisterB2eternity 12 лет назад

    All of what Pac was saying in this clip back then is how I'm thinking and feeling today.

  • @tattoosoul123
    @tattoosoul123 14 лет назад

    2pac for life

  • @robbfitzpatrick
    @robbfitzpatrick 15 лет назад

    Yeah I definitly agree with you on that, the media, the governments, society and its structure was in jeopardy with Tupac.

  • @vonkeithdavis1792
    @vonkeithdavis1792 3 года назад

    Powerful so we GROW

  • @50908
    @50908 16 лет назад

    2pac Is GEMINI , Me Too
    We Smart, We think Over many Facts atacking by Different Sides and we are Prethinkers We are Faster at thinking than we can Speak.
    GEMINIS are The Best Rapper because we are the Best with Talk. Search it No Lye!!

  • @coolslc
    @coolslc 14 лет назад

    smart man... too bad he's gone...

  • @2pac999666999666
    @2pac999666999666 13 лет назад

    R.I.P PAC your a true legend god bless you amen

  • @FatalityTTT
    @FatalityTTT 14 лет назад

    "i got that power from books and thinking"..

  • @Paco14993
    @Paco14993 14 лет назад

    yeah men Thug Life for Tupac