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The Hughes Brothers Don't Like 2Pac, What Does 2Pac Being Shot In The N*ts Have To Do With Anything?
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- 2Pac's father (Billy Garland) tells The Art Of Dialogue contributor Delray Richardson more reasons why he disliked the "Dear Mama' documentary.
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I couldn't imagine losing a son and then being reminded everyday with all the shirts, all the movies, the internet with pages dedicated to him. I know it's gotta be hard!
Of course if he's not getting any of his own son's $$$ dat da higher up's Advertising, then again they probably thinking this ain't Tupac's Dad lmao
Might be hard but it's love! His son is a leader and legend to a whole generation!
It would actually make me proud of his legacy living on
I wish I had more things to remind me of my lost ones.
Foreal! I never thought about this
Crazy how many people hate on a dude who passed away when he was only 25, also passed away 27 years ago, and they are making money off of it, of a dead man
It’s even crazy that you actually believe he died that night in vegas, he ain’t coming back sure so they should just leave it
I would say dead man
He’s a public figure with endless stories.
@@QFilmz so where's he at? this shit with him being "alive" has got to stop. The death certificate is real and the autopsy photo was confirmed to be real, 2Pac is dead. In the event that he's not, lmk how he's still alive
Tupac is Immortal
Pac’s dad is a real one, I’m definitely loving these interviews 💯
Me too, he’s interesting and very intelligent
This man is a jewel. Tons of media companies continue to feed on Tupac’s legacy. Big as well.
i agree, real people who really love Tupac knows who hate him
No one hated 2Pac = that was his problem = he was so arrogant, obnoxious, self-obsessed & a douche-bag that he couldn't see that the "world" didn't revolve around him the way he thought it did = the second Pac realized that he wasn't the centre of attention = he LASHED out REGULARLY = if Pac was alive today, behaving the way he did in the 90's = YOU WOULD HATE HIM + he didn't act much different than "Kanye" did during the Trump Administrations run = Pac was a "son of a b****", the general public couldn't stand = when FAMOUS PEOPLE die.......the MEDIA mostly "LIES" about them = saying the exact "opposite" of how they covered them, making it seem like they were a "SAINT", when they were obviously not that at all
Facts 💯
👏
@@critiqueeverything3297exactly
@@ijumpjudy I wonder if Lloyd Avery still got Kevin Roby timberland boots sign stuck on his deceased forehead 🤣
People may get mad at what I’m about to say, but I think Afeni made a lot of mistakes with handling PAC’s estate after he passed.
Yes she fought and got control, but she put everything in the wrong people hands in case she passed away. And you have people stealing money, all the wrong ppl handling his estate.
And now his sister has to fight like hell to get back something that should have been left for her in the first place.
Like Pac said, trust nobody.
That estate belongs to the Garland family Tupac's bloodline. In Africa the father's bloodline is the bloodline. It's the same law of inheritance in the Bible, Torah and Qu'ran.
You aren’t wrong, when he was alive he didn’t want her having anything to do with his business, that was not by accident, a former friend of mine who was a recovering addict told me there is no such thing as a former addict, it’s a constant battle to not relapse, when placed in the proper context you can understand why Tupac didn’t involve her in his business.
A woman scorned
@@MajesteDeFrance-lg3zv thats literally just a lie nigga the estate is owned by Interscope, who gives a fuck ab africa the bible torah or quaran? how tf are they relevant rn?
He's definitely made a lot of valid points in this interview!! When I first heard that the Hughes bros were gonna do the docu series, I immediately said to myself, they don't even like Tupac!! All it shows is that Tupac was loved by many and also hated by some and even the haters will pop up to get paid off of his legacy because without him, they'd eventually fade out and be forgotten in a large way! 💯
They used him for M2S
@@josegarza7719 true!
From their perspective that may be true. That seems to be the perspective of alot of people who didnt know him that well. But the point is this documentary is the best Pac documentary yet. Yall keep wanting Pacs friends,fans and family to do these projects. And thats how you get projects like Loyal to the Game,the wack biopic etc😆. Maybe he got a better understanding of Pac through doing the documentary. The quality tells me an "enemy" of Pac produced it.
@@K.C.C.L I never said the hughes bros didn't do a good job because that would be a lie! I'm only saying that there has to be someone out there that knew him well and that he got a long with to make a good documentary on him as well! As a matter of fact, the Golbi guy that was with him that had a lot of unseen video footage of him would have been a good choice but he was forced by the estate to release all of the unreleased footage of 2pac!
@@walktalk_208 I can agree with that!
This father is in a rough position still to this very day. It’s really sad.
@@ijumpjudy you never changed your position that your dad made for you😂
@@TingTong2568 dude weird asf! He clearly has a inner little girl trapped inside 🤦🏾♂️
@iJump Judy I see you Wack100.
This is why I encourage all men not to get married... this is what women do to u...
I would love to meet him. I had the chance to meet Pac twice in 93 and 94 and his mom and sister in 2010.
This man is an old school father. You can picture everything he says when he speaks.
Love these Billy Garland interviews, in a way they feel like the closest thing to us being able to talk to Pac from the grave.
That jayz part is exactly like how pac would talk . Funny man
The greatest rapper of all times 2pac shakur,27 yrs since his death but the impact he has in the world is bigger than any rapper alive or dead,he is and was the greatest simple as abc
Straight up 💯
True indeed
U really think a musician can impact the world? Which world is that? Which impact is that?😂
@@minkshultz yes u c they followed trump what was he?🤷🏿♂️
@odelljones6482 bankers, politicians and big corporations impact the world. Not no rapper, actor or singer.
“But you ain’t got no statues in Germany 🇩🇪 “ lol 😂
When he came at Hov 😭😭😭🤣🤣 that is typical 2Pac
That Jay-Z hate towards the end of this clip warmed my soul. 🥲🤣
*"Fuck Jay-Z"* - 2Pac ✌🏾
Wasn’t even hating. You people have serious comprehension issues. He’s basically putting Jay z on the same pedestal as Tupac and is comparing him to Pac. How do you people comprehend information, your high-schools have failed yall. Smh
😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not that J should ever deserve one but if Tupac was alive I doubt he'd have any either... living people shouldn't get memorials
5:40 lol no statues of JayZ
@@ijumpjudy cut it out and be a family man
Tupac was a solid brother, may allah give that man jannah, bro had that spirit and energy when he spoke you would listen.
Inshallah ❤️
Imagine being reminded everyday about your son being murdered, and at the same time being reminded of how revered and loved he was. People still playing his music, wearing his image on their clothes and you hear it and see it 25+ years later. Thats crazy to me!. My son is 13 and has a Poetic Justice hoodie with Pac on it. My wife loves the movie.
MUCH LOVE to Billy Garland
To be honest , Allen Hughes had no business even making a documentary on 2pac at all. 2pac didn’t even fk with him or his brother. Plenty of other ppl the estate could have allowed to make one on 2pac and his mother.
Didn't them and Pac make up before his death at an award show? You fans are ridiculous. They had love for Pac. Pac was the hothead who interrupted the Hughes' table readings and then jumped them for no reason. Smh.
Actually Tupac did fuck with them they directed , dear Mamma,trapped and one other video with Pac , the beef started because something about menace to society.
It's the same shit with Pac and biggie they used to be homies but then they weren't
Thats BS. Pac fell out with everyone around him. Snoop, Dre, Big, Puff, Nas... it was his personality... but that doesn't mean those folk didn't know him better than anybody. I have friends that I fall out with a few months at a time. But within the big picture those are mt DAWGS!
Clowns
@@hiphoprbloverjon9180you are going to drive yourself crazy make sense with these super fans . According to them tupac was above scrutiny , which makes sense cause most of these Stan’s on here are young , and accountability is non existent
Billy was spot on with noting there was no reason to ask that question about Pac getting shot in the nuts. I definitely peeped that too. Allen took a few shots at Pac throughout the documentary. So did Man Man and a few others. Most of the people in the documentary Pac had either fired or they weren't on good terms when he passed. Overall, I think the doc was good but Allen and a few others personal bias definitely still came through.
I felt even some of pac family threw shots at him on the low smh
That is why as soon as I heard who was directing I immediately was not going to support the Documentary.
@@Jonesmarc1 i know. out of all the body parts to that somebody would shoot themselves at. who would purposely do that.
Pac's Dad really loved him
If he really loved his son, why would he get involved in a documentary directed and produced by a man who disliked his son and that his son disliked? I don’t think Catherine Jackson or Joe Jackson (if he was still alive) agree to do a interview with Martin Bashir who is slander Michael in a documentary. I know Pat was turning in his 🪦 like a 🎡.
Pops is a real one. Shame he had to lose his son like that. I know they would have been close today if he were alive.
Pac was gonna be handsome as an older gentleman, his dad is easy on the eyes😊
Why can’t we ever get a docu series where everyone in Pacs family is involved in creating the series
Cause they don't want that
They make money off of talking about the same stuff because that is where the glamorize. Like the father said, we did not learn anything new that we did not already know all these 27 years I was hoping that the doc you series will talk about something completely different than what they always talk about
@@lashoneshepherd580 they actually talk about new shit like i didnt know he was going go n wanted to kill his self
@@Jerzy00973 that’s not new u could get that idea from a song or other documentaries he’s also stated himself that he did not kill him. He wasn’t suicidal he just wanted someone to kill him for him because he would never do it, but besides that but there’s so many other elements about his life that they could possibly talk about other than the way he died, and the trouble he was in, we know that already
@@lashoneshepherd580 how his aunt broke it down how he wanted to go to the woods n kill his self no documentary ever said that n I’ve seen a lot
Men were envious of his talent, his confidence and his aura. That’s why they’re trying to bury his name, but his seed is still growing even in death.
He even said it himself, these dudes are jealous cause deep in their heart, they want to be me.
Male jealousy is even worse than female jealousy because it usually involves feeling inadequate when it comes to getting women. Even if you’re a broke bum and piping all the women, people with more money and status will be jealous.
“You aint got no statues in Germany!”😂😂😂
It’s ironic how he’s alive to tell his side of the story and give his input to pacs life, while Afeni and 2Pac are gone.
Coincidental at best.
What do you mean?
@@Jason-lv4uu he’s the last one standing to tell his side of the story even though he was viewed in a bad light most of 2Pac life.
@@ponchovillamedia788 I thought you were trying to say he there for the money. You're right though truth always comes out in the end.
@@Noellistori Technically he is entitled to a share of his estate. No one can deny him that because its his God given right. It's clear they told him he was dead, to argue he wasn't around but regardless how someone is he remains the father and should receive, as well as Tupacs children of course and the mother. God knows best.
there will never be another rap artist like 2pac that comes close. we became eyewitnesses of an artist who will still be talked about in a thousand years. It's a shame that I never had the opportunity to meet him live, but maybe we'll meet on the other side. rest in peace.

Jadakiss, 50 cent , and there’s more that’s way better then pac musically,jay z
@@wockygz9121his not talking about musically everyone have preferences when it come to rap artists, PAC’s life generally was unbelievable he was amazing, Jazzy and the rest of them rap can act movies like pac.
I think you’re capping because you’re jealous !
@@michaelnwachukwu1086 50 Cent can produce films & music, Act , Rap, Direct films , and he has the best shows out right now. Only difference is Pac is hyped because he died…when 50 cent, Lil Wayne, Jayz are deceased this comment will age bad.
@@wockygz9121 wrong.
I was a kid when he was killin it in 96 n didn’t really kno of him.. i wish i was old enough to kno
This man is the real deal of OG’S. Perioddddd!! You know authentic when you see and hear it.
I think 2pac was a gift, i loved his music until this day i still play his music. Hearts of men a masterpiece....🎉🎉🎉🎉
LONGLIVEMAKAVELI THE DON KILLUMANTI...respect to you Mr.Garland for giving us PAC.
BLACK MAN STANDING ON INTEGRITY FOR HIS BLK SON! ✊🏾💪🏾 HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL BLK FATHERS AND MR GARLAND.
@@ijumpjudy take your feminist shit some place else.
Tell it Billy speak on it❤
Luv this man’s honesty
Everybody saw who don’t love pac at the walk of fame. I’m very disappointed that spice 1 and Richie rich was not there. We all know the other „rappers“ don’t love pac
Treach from alive ppls.. but i’m sure Rm or 50 really love Pac thousand time more than his old “friends” 90%
They probably don't care about soulless hollywood traditions, I know I don't 🤷🏿♂️
not sure if tupac wanted a star on the walk of fame. He loved making movies but im not sure if he liked hollywood
Just because some that claim they love Pac was there don't mean they really loved Pac neither... the only one who truly loved Pac was his dear sister.. she's the only one who shead tears presant on Tupac's walk of fame..smh
@@ijumpjudy niggas talk a lot of shit but hats after I’m gone cause they fear me in physical form. You goat mouth
And people asked me why I wasn't ever gonna watch the "Dear Mama" docu-series.
Right ☺️👍
Exactly talk about his accomplishments and who he really was and his music ❤
I love the older generation cause they just say what it is. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
5:42 Wow Tupac really took his father's whole face. They really look alike!
"Would I want him back? [Pauses to think, looks down, and looks back up again.] He's got to be where he is because he is just that... He's 2Pac."
Its clear, Mr. Garland loved his Son. You love your Son and you understand what his life was about. He was born to be what he came to be, and so, he's got to be where he is for us to see what you mean, if everybody knows what I mean...
where he exiled at?
The more of these interviews I watch, you can see 2Pac was a chip off the old block when it comes to both of their characters. Great discussions ❤🔥❤🔥
See where the cussing comes from the old mannnn lmao 70 plus still going
Really wish you could of asked his opinion on Pacs song “Still I Rise”. He says some really harsh, but true shit about his pops. I’d love to know what he thought of it
I was thinking the same
I was actually happy to see him in the documentary. We still have a piece of Tupac
I hope they drop the full interview on fathersday! Salute to 2-Pac dad he kept it real throughout this whole interview from his perspective and at the end of the day he’s part of the reason Pac even existed so you gotta respect it period nomatter what!💯💯💯✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Part of? He IS. No one born without the seed being planted.
@@OlliWitta3_ lol I mean his mother carried him 9mos I’m not tryna dispute where you’d rank a women’s place in reproduction I’m just tryna give OG his props cause nobody ever comes to him when it’s time to talk about Pac and he’s the last direct descended to Pac that’s alive. The Shakur side is related through relationship this man is direct blood line he deserves more respect.
Alan Hughes gave a speech at the Hollywood star revealing I was like wtf is going on???
It's crazy how so many people don't have a problem with that shit. That shit didn't sit well with me at all. I see through the bs. These people fall for anything
@@derrickhoward1543 on GOD
This is interview is massive 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Thank you
Tupac is longer dead as when he was alive.....but I lovvvvvveeee him till my dying day 💯☝🏾rip tupac my hero
Lol u probably weren't alive them days he was alive 😂
Tupac always receives the most hate 💔
2pac also receive more love than all of his haters! so fuck the haters.
@@dethomas4803facts
That happens when you speak the truth. Happened to Christ. Things might had been different if his father was around. That’s why I put up with my ex, so my sons can have that male figure in their lives. It meant swallowing my pride a bit to do what was best for my sons.
Regardless of what people think about Billy last closest thing to Pac that’s living
He deserves more respect than he gets a man is damned if he do and damned if you don't
Dear Mama definitely had new stuff about Pac.
To you..NOT to his father. Nobody care what yall fans gotta say. You only know what you are allowed to know this man got his perspective and it supercedes your opinion on thus subject
Billy Garland is a solid individual
🦾💯💯
Ha. Deadbeat who just popped up.
I’ve said this in maybe the 3rd or 4th clip you posted of Mr.Garland and again I can say …of course I don’t really know but this man seems very genuine about the things he speaks of ….with that being said damn Afeni damn smh!!
These videos are the first I am seeing of Tupac's father. So far, he seems very genuine, very sincere. Think he really loved Pac and also, Afeni at one time.
I think he just had a fling with Afeni. They both had their own lovers at the time.
Being able to see your sons face and hear his voice every single day 25 years after his death is a blessing, not a curse. It’s not to remind you that you have a dead son, it reminds you that your son was here. He lived, he mattered, he made a difference, and people love him to this day.
Also, the Hughes brothers did a great job on the documentary. By far, it’s the best Tupac film/documentary that’s been put out. When someone is as big as Tupac, the world wants to know every little detail about their life. You can’t leave the bad stuff out just because you don’t like it. Whether you like it or not, it was part of Tupac and his life.
Agreed, I have to disagree with Billy. We have to put in the reasonable doubt people may have towards tupac & get the truth from his family
Also, if I’m not wrong, Afeni apparently handled a lot of money (millions) with Black Panthers according to the doc, I don’t see why she would falter with the estate over money. I think she just genuinely didn’t like Billy.
Showing truth is one thing showing things that would make people laugh or disrespect pac in anyway is one thing
They did him wrong but it's the best so far
And all the currency i will never even get to see..2pac-Unconditional Love
I don't think there is much new to learn about Pac. But this doc did the best job of being immersive. I've watched many docs but never felt drawn into the situations like with Dear Mama. Glo is such a dynamic spirit. That familial flame burns within her. Allen had to get it right because All Eyez were on him.
resurrection 2003 was better
@@m.a6141 🤡
@@m.a6141do u remember the mandela effect from Resurrection where 2pac said he wanted to get a number of a girl in high school and some gay classmate was friends with the girl said he'd give Pac the girls number if they smashed??
I remember that shit clear as day. Pac even joked said "he gave me her # after we was done he asked what about his turn"
LMAO I was like 8 years old when it had just came out
And I was like WTF. That clip and anything about it has been deleted from history. Or our timelines really shifted. Somebody else gotta remember this shit
@@m.a6141same with the Quincy Jones audio Pac saying Quincy wanted to do gay shit lol. Completely deleted from history
Glad we are finally getting to hear more from Billy he sounds like a stand up guy yes he's had his issue as did Afeni as do we all just sad fathers don't get the shine that mother often do
Billy bang on again people only focus on Tupac' faults.. No one not even his supposed friends talk about his community or charity work. Tupac himself barely mentioned it because he didn't want people to think he was doing it to just sell records.. That's how you know Tupac was a true person of the people and why his name will transcend through eternity... R.I.P. Tupac Amaru Shakur 🙏🙏
I wish Art, Bomb 1st and the rest DO show his positive contributions. Makaveli Media is so far the only Pac channel to do so.
@@timmy841212 Mu's talked about his good works on Bomb 1st and AOD
A rapper, actor, poet, activist, future politician.
Pac was real.
Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪
He was a "real" good actor, that's why he got you fooled so easily without even being alive = NO ONE from back in the day would say what you're saying + KNOW Pac was going to ultimately KILL himself because that's just the world he came from, when you're dealing with the "outlaw" mentality, the "Black Panther's" raised him to believe-in = that's how Pac lived his life (with "reckless abandon") & everyone KNEW that kind of mindset wouldn't last long or carry him very far in life, just like his predecessor's before him = PRISON or DEATH = no in-between
PAC did say out his own mouth that he wanted to right his wrongs with the Hughes bros..actually the Hughes bros did a great job on the documentary..the best one this far..
He did said but it didnt meant that he would work with them. And it didnt meant they can ask those kind of questions
SO WHAT !!! It doesn't matter what pac said a person doesn't gotta accept another person apology.
I agree. That presented Tupac as an imperfect human...and favorably I might add. Just not as the infallible god that most of his fans want to put him on a pedestal of no reproach as
It was decent but I still watch Tupac Resurrection til this day. Using his own words to narrate was brilliant.
@@ijumpjudy says a loser on the internet. Nobody cares what you think
Pac The realest 👑
Dad spitting facts
I truly believe Afeni had a vendetta against him.she never allowed him around tupac and had him pulled off life support and immediately cremated.
You felt that last part on the trolling 2pac death like from a parents perspective. I wish people a let this man just rest. I think the media wanna re write history and hate how the fans love him
I don’t understand how one of the guys that Pac got into it with and professed that he hated got picked to do this series by the foundation 🤦🏾♂️ Shows where their interests lie because everything is all about money not concern for his legacy or his family.
Reggie gave u credit Del Ray and I do also. You regained my respect. I want y'all to squash y'all beef.
Pac still big in Germany i mean in this world... nobody come even close to this man.
Only 5 Years in the spotlight ... theoretically 4 years because of jail and court dates, getting shot ect ...
4:40 Michael Jackson parents?
Agreed
💯💯💯...Allen Hughes shouldn't have been chosen to do the documentary.
Greetings from Germany we love Pac 🖤 R.I.P
Bless you Billy. I can’t imagine the pain 🥲
Speaks his mind Says it how he say it Positive ❤
I think it’s fake that the Hughes made a documentary on Tupac’s life and his mother. Tupac didn’t like them. Making money off a dead man that went to his grave not liking the Hughes. He got like 11 days in jail for kicking their asses. It makes me mad 😡
@@DaMixWizard I haven't watched it, not sure I want to. His dad just said there is nothing new in the documentary except a few pictures.
Let's keep it a true. Alot of people were celebrating PACs death and suge going to jail.
Exactly. They were partying that night!
I luv the way this dude riding for his deceased son .🎉 Deadbeat or not he's not tolerating no disrespect towards Pac.
Definitely his dad. I can see 2pac so clearly in him. WOW!
“You hold your toast shaky, slipped and tried to break me” Biggie. Wish these dudes didn’t pass away and could be friends like so many others did after they became grown men.
I heard rumor I died, murdered in cold blood dramatized, pictures of me in my final state you know mama cried but fiction some cowards got the story twisted
@@1stgengamer73 like I know longer existed mysteriously missin
Perhaps yall all forgetting that Tupac died practically broke. It was Afeni who fought Death Row to get the rights to his music and his estate restored. Billy Garland sat around and waited for her to put it all intact then tried to sue her for half, smdh. What man does this and still holds his head up high?
Exactly
These Clips got me besides myself but every day I come back 🤣🤣🤣
Pop's got something to say 💯
I see this Guy.. I See Tupac..🤔
TRUE! Pacs dad speaking GOSPEL!
Uncle Billy is a real one😢
This MAN doin the impossible. Damn. He’s turnin me into a huge PAC fan…ain’t dat sum 💩. Damn man, Ion even need ta see more, dis is amazin.🫵🏾
The father hit it right on the head as the reason why I don’t have any desire to see this documentary! The Hughes brother didn’t like Pac - so what could these two dudes bring to this documentary about Pac and his mother? Trust me- it was not done out of love! I believe that it was solely done for monetary reasons and to reinsert themselves as being part of his legacy - as well to insert some underhanded comments about the man Tupac Shakur (as well as his biological father) while simultaneously projecting/promoting the unrighteous agenda that is occurring in our society today! Tupac was not with the bullshyt when he was alive and he damn sure wouldn’t be with the bullshyt that going on in this present time!
What's interesting to me about all of this is if people think this man is lying why hasn't anyone else came out n said anything, n he's the only in the last 27 years that hasn't made money off of Tupac..I love Tupac's mom but we have to understand it took two people to make this man n Tupac himself said when he saw him he knew it was his dad ,he said it n many interviews n his dad wasn't telling him to say that, I think it's good to hear n see both sides
What I find interesting is this. Afeni said the man was dead. As wrong as it is, since I believe that if a father is not deserving to be around his kids, they should at least know he is alive, I find it weird that no one wants to consider the fact that Afeni could have had a good reason to not want this man in the life of their son. We know nothing of what kind of person he was in his youth.
He got to many excuses HE WASN'T THERE but offended by Everthing...Now i understand about the brother dude's having the nerve to profit off tupac
I believe Billy Garland 100%…
Me too
He is not saying anything new, just giving his opinion. He didn't look for Tupac until he was adult. We already know that. They all were in the black panther party, we know. Afeni told Tupac another guy was his dad we know. Mutual Shakur was his step father that raised him, we know. He is basically mad and upset that he don't have a lot of memories with his son.
@@nikeshamorrow9444 and he has every right to feel that way. We weren’t in the relationship between him and Afeni, and I’m sure he’s never going to tell the world 100% of what went on between him and Afeni… but as it stands true… Tupac was only 50% Afeni genetically, so when he saw him we saw Billy Garland too… so regardless of what they had going on behind closed doors he’s still privileged to give his POV
I dont
Eh he’s been all over the map in these clips. Some stuff he said made sense and other stuff was on some bull.
Billy should have been there for Pac and he would have been very much alive because he just seems to be so smart and outspoken. I see where Tupac got his personality from. Afeni should have told Pac the truth and allowed him to see his father. It made so much sense to why Tupac wrote poems, had so much to say and the fact that he told his father that he felt he was different from his siblings when he was in jail. The Huge Brothers never cared about Tupac at all. It made sense.
So basically he wanted a flowery documentary? Got it.
The Hughes brothers did an excellent job with that documentary. It told the full story. the good bad and not so good details of Tupac’s life.
One of Tupac’s last interviews he mentioned his regret regarding his actions towards the Hughes brothers. He took accountability like a man and said he wanted to make things right, but he didn’t get the chance.
🧢
He did said but it didnt meant that he would work with them. And it didnt meant they can ask those kind of questions which like he said are more of a shade then anything with dear mama.
Exactly. It humanized Pac and Afeni.
This guy is just mad that he didn't get a chance to showcase all of the exaggerated spew he most likely said trying to convince people that he knew Tupac any more than we do as fans. That was an excellent, well done documentary and the focus was really on DEAR MOMMA. And he seems like he wanted to be more about imaginary DEAR OLD DAD.
@@whiteInk-fm4tt THAT!!👏🏽 PART!!👏🏽
Dialogue some how can you have me meet with Mr Billy I would luv to talk with him he reminds me of Pac so much an I am one of Pac biggest fan an I luv how you keep Pac legacy alive I watch your channel everyday an I'm 38yrs old an I'm a female from South central LA
I didn't get hate from "Dear Mama" doc
Will u release the whole interview already!!!!!
Tupac was more than a rapper he was a real black man who made hip hop music from his black ppl what a real black man should as my self go through in this white man world when a real black man talk the trust everyone hate it Malcolm x the Minister Louis nas dmx mobb deep wu tang the black Michael Jackson Az rakim LL cool j Nipsey Hussle dj QUIK snoop dogg dipset G-Unit Lupe fiasco slick Rick run DMC Cassidy Swizz beatz Daz and kurupt ice cube the game Marvin Gaye The temptations is what I call real black ppl soul music Tupac Shakur was just more then songs to me I love him because he was a real black man like me to real
This cold
Allen Hughes punk a** surely showed his disdain for Pac in that documentary! Even after death, vultures who proclaim themselves to be “family” and “friends” continue to feast on his success & fame while trying to demean him in the process! Those who meant the most and hold a lot near and dear remain quiet til’ this day (Respect to those: Kidada, Kastro, Mutah (though he speaks, he always upholds PAC’s legacy) Yaasmyn, Keisha) !!!
Talk about something.. The Depth of your Soul 🗿 😂😂😂😂😂 This dude is funny as hell
That must be really hard having those everyday reminders about someone you met like 4 times
😂 Real Talk!! These fools!
It was far more than 4 .
Think he admitted that he didn’t do what he should’ve done in not reaching for him but he lied about Afeni taking him out of NYC at 3. He last saw Pac at 5 but between 1976-85, no attempt to reach him. Baltimore, where the Shakur family moved to in 85, was also not too far from NYC. Pac was 17 when they moved to Marin City and by then he and Afeni were already estranged. All the while this guy was a no-show. So he can’t claim Afeni did all of that. Crazy thing is that I bet BILLY was the offspring of an absentee father himself. History repeats itself.
@@timmy841212 🧢
Tangent: I'm seeing Mom's was a rebel with a cause but idk why lie. His Dad has strong principles that show. Being a parent is already hard, why funk with the other parent? Only hurts the child in ways untold.
What always was shocking me is that ppl tried to prove their point that 2pac most likely shoot himself in the nuts, and, so what? what are you trying to say by that? excuse me, 3 dudes dropped on the floor like potatoes, only 2pac was still standing, only 2pac didnt give a fuck to the point that he pulled his gun out and so even if he did shot himself how does it make him be a less of a thug or be a coward? i mean, from what them ppl say about him shooting himself i can see thats what they really trying to say that he was a fake thug n coward but these ppl need some serious help becuz a fake thug wouldnt risk his life like that, instead, he'd choose to obey! 2pac was no sucka. So even if out of 5 shots one was made by him, it doesnt change anything, he was so brave so damn cool so damn savage that even when dudes pointed their gats at him he instead of obey, grabbed his gun to smoke these mf's.
If you got you got, cooperate and live another day man. Every battle isn’t a war!
@@christopherblake2588 he was a different breed, tbh i would obey to survive, but 2pac was a different breed
Facts I've been saying the same thing. Most people will freeze up he wasn't going for the BS respect.
Str8 Facts!!! And if he did shoot his self …. It could have been after he got shot by one of the other 4 bullets that him ……
No way he shot himself in the balls.
Hey Delray you ever thought of doing your own documentary? I believe you would do an amazing job!