@@rickyjackson6538 they just keep asking pac the same old questions when they were interviewing him he needed someone to spark up with and get deep on some next level shit 🙏❤️🔥
@@imadethismix right but they only wanted to show him in a certain way 💯💯 not wanting people to hear his message!!! So he can be labeled as just another rapper 🤷 when he stood for so much more 🙏😇
They took a lot of his interviews off RU-vid… even this is not the full length interview, so shoutout to those who still have his videos saved and stored somewhere safe. They can never erase this man’s legacy no matter how hard they try!!
I’m pretty sure their taking them down because of what he’s saying in the interviews. Pac said it himself, “And now I'm like a major threat. Cause I remind you of the things you were made to forget”. He use to say a lot of things to wake people up to what was really going on and they don’t like that.
@@rosariobono6643 Yeah man I feel you they all legendary Foreal and timeless died too soon man 25 I think about that shit I’m 25 in a couple of months man it’s crazy rip to pac man and biggie too fr if they both stayed alive they woulda settled their beef for sure
@@michellewray7332 I have never seen a man like Tupac, he is a man in every sense of the word One question: Do you have WhatsApp or Facebook? I want to ask you
He comes off obnoxious, charismatic, calm and angry all at the same time. He's a great orator. Although in some parts you can see his youthful ignorance seep out. Still for a 21 year old he was beyond his years and knowledgeable. Cool interview.
People forget he was still a kid basically barely a legal adult trying 2 deal with the whole 🌎 on his shoulders none of us kmow how we would respond in that situation atleast he was real geuine an authentic this nigga 2pac a legend
@@187mrsmith that’s fax it’s fascinating him and biggie we’re only 24-25 when they died man that’s insane bro literally insane most rapper today don’t even get noticed until after 25 that just a statical fact for any gen z haters
Drunk 2pac should have invented podcasts. He can talk like a damn gemini and still make sense...and it entertaining and funny and real and he can still talk about real issues.
@@LucaBrasi7548 I mean your saying that like he killed himself he didn’t he was killed and he didn’t see it coming at the time and your also saying that like just because he died at 25 that some how discredits the fact that you couldn’t learn something from him he was highly intelligent real as hell and bold and he stood up for what he believed in and that’s what you can get from these interviews
Pac is the best, feels like he's here today, was soo advanced back in the dayz, I wouldn't love to of met him... Tupac is still my idol til this day 🙏🏽 Rest in Power 🕊
Tupac is not wise. The wisdom given by drugs is not real.The host might be nervous, but if Tupac had kept quiet, maybe he could have asked a few questions.
@@nesetans1407 The so called interviewer lost his train of thought several times and asked questions that your average & basic CNN/ABC/ Local News Reporter would ask. Shit was surface level as hell, and very much so corny as fuck. He was intimidated even though he chose to personally interview Tupac in his own home. He knew the type of situation he was in for without educating himself on the type of individual he was going to interview. It’s his fault, be a fucking man, don’t let another man run mental laps around you. Tupac dropped gems based on his own monologues and building on his own dialogue. The interviewer was just taking up space. Get over it.
Definitely not this would b bad for young people to learn from. He is too young and has about 4 different personalities in this interview he clearly hasn’t figured out who he wants to be. But u can see he was educated in some topics but didn’t really know to much of statistics in the same topics he was talking about he seems very teenage minded but he was young and age would hav helped him but he never got the chance.
Oh they did! I’m from Chicago and these drill rappers are the kids of PAC generation. Imagine what these young people kids going to be like when they grow up.
I think he was intimidated because Pac was very loud, he was probably high so didn’t realise he should calm down a bit. He was looking at the camera instead of the interviewer most of the time.
Interviews mind this is going to be viral come on get it together NO MORE WHITE QUESTIONS NO MORE WHITE QUESTIONS HE KEEPS SAYING IN HIS MIND😂😂😂😂only if we could hear interview thinknout loud😂😂😂😂😂
It obviously u don't understand what it is like for a black man because he wasn't insane. He spoke reality that if u never lived in the hood, u wouldn't understand.
@@thomasmckinney4556 I think you read what @dw657 meant when he said “The fact he is only 21 years old here is insane” meaning he is in disbelief how someone as young as 2pac in this interview is very smart and intelligent and well spoken
Pac died when I was a senior in High School, 3 weeks before I turned 17. I can't believe I was alive when he was alive. He was only 8.5 years older than me and 25 when he passed. I think now about being 25 and having such an impact, not just in music and hip hop but in society and culture. He was too ahead of 1996, ahead of his time. I can only imagine how he'd be now in his 50s.
He was 8.5 years older huh. You do realize being an adult and still saying I’am 29 and a half or he is 6.5 years older than me makes you look like a full blown incompetent dumbass
@@reneperezjr8383lol exactly.. ‘’one of the most realest ‘’niggas out there’’ is a huge understatement. Pac is without a doubt the realest-most prolific-influential/charismatic-gangster-goodhearted-raw-natural born leader-celebrity ever. No other fckn celebrity comes even close to pac. Had he lived just 10 more years he would have been the most powerful politician in the US also. Imagine a politician that is a rapper, actor and has a huuuge fanbase, all around the world. The other politicians wouldn’t stand a chance. Pac was too fckn powerful and the government can’t have that, that’s why I’m still 1000% convinced the government was directly involved in his death. Every police in every city knew who Tupac was. He fckn shot 2 off duty police officers, how many celebrities or even people can brag about that
RU-vid is literally a time machine. Thank you so much for sharing this video. I’m a huge Tupac fan and I was born 4 years after this interview. It’s like I knew Pac or something because he feels like a big brother that I never had. My mom gave me his last name for my middle name which is cool.
Im from 88 and Pac alwasy felt like my older brother since i first heard him when i was 10 years old all through highschool! even though im a white ass kid from Amsterdam! My dad passed away when i was 19 and all of Pac music relate to me! I remember snippets of this interview from the ""Thug Angel Life Of An Outlaw" dvd! that really gave me the chills when i was 15 years old! But i never seen it whole! Bless up!
I bet while dude was interviewing PAC he probably thought this would be the worst interview in his career but this has to be the best interview footage that is out on PAC. I don’t even believe this interview ever came out back in the day but thanks to the internet we are blessed with this classic. Just straight raw energy the whole video.
It makes me sad aswell, especially in rough times like these. Watching this man always brings back that question "what if". And its sad because he was a real one.
LOL how was Pac this ignorant, intelligent, well spoken, well read, funny, passionate, Pro Black, harsh, soft, gangsta all at the same time? I giggled the whole time I was watching this video; He was really funny
@@muscleGTV He never said he was a gangstar though.. "Let me say for the record, I am not a gangster and never have been. I’m not the thief who grabs your purse. I’m not the guy who jacks your car. I’m not down with people who steal and hurt others. I’m just a brother who fights back. I’m not some violent closet psycho. I’ve got a job. I’m an artist." his own words!!!.. nd I bet your favorite gangstar would never stand up to racist white cops and shoot them like 2pac did, And i bet your favourite gangsta will never encourage us as blacks to unite and fight back the system, to take our guns and point them at the pigs that kill us everyday - but instead will encourage you to slaughter other black people. Those are the gangsters you guys look up to
2700reup Pac was more of a renegade rebel operating by his own standards but people think everyone has to be some one dimensional gangster to be authentic which is dumb as hell he always said he was a thug which he gave its own meaning behind the letters so stop tryna discredit him.
For someone like Tupac who died at 25 in 1996, Im happy there is a plenty of footage of him. I loved the first part of him just . eating Doritos and Pizza. Now I know Tupac ate Doritos and asked for an extra bag of them lol
@@realcon5086 yes we do bro. My cousin introduced me to Tupac in the late 90’s early 2000 when I was around 10 years old. It was the ‘me against the world’….more than 20 years later and Tupac is still on my playlist. I still find new songs and footage. The man is one of the few legends of my life and I will listen to him in the 2040’s when Im 50+ and old.
Maybe for entertainment purposes cos he’s drunk and is funny, but his best interviews were when he was sober and switched on like his prison interview no ignorance and one sidedness he embraced whites and Mexicans equally as blacks
It’s actually really good to see Pac just enjoying life and being around his people rather than getting what we always get from him just speaking the truth of the realization of the world. Watching 2Pac smile, laugh and enjoying his company with his loved ones is priceless. You can tell he was well liked, and his haters envied him so much.
Tupac is so missed. Can u imagine if he was here today ☺️ the things he could have done ✅. His smile is intoxicating . Wait !! When did he die and was this his last album .??
@@ms.marynailz748 I think you're not making any sense. Apparently he was an actor. But this here ....is not acting. Every actor/actress is not acting every single second of their lives. They're still real people with real feelings. Not acting their whole lives out.
@@thebabbler8867 You can feel how wanna feel, what about Wil Smith. That Smack Wasn't No Act. Everybody Don't Pretend In Real Situations, Maybe You've Been Around Too Many Fakes And It's Hard For You To Tell The Difference.
Age aint a number for Tupac. Wisdom and knowledge he was giving to the public. And people still hated on him. Most realist rapper and human being. Til this day i still play his discography! #Fucktheworld
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2Pac said he "wasn't gonna try to act all enlightened" but the truth is he was VERY enlightened, even at a young age. The wealth of knowledge this man had was just insane, & he truly changed the world and would've changed it even more if he were still here. Also, to all my 2Pac fans: STAY vigilant. Just like 'Pac said in the Vibe interview, people on the other side will say whatever they can to try to assassinate his character. But we know the real. 2Pac is the only rapper that is on the level of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Frederick Douglas, etc. There is NO other rapper that is on 'Pac's level because they don't care about black people the same way he did. Do not let these demons slander this incredible man's name without us continuing to fight and spread the many messages 'Pac gave us. Don't let these clowns try to take away from the knowledge & game that 2Pac gave us. Like 'Pac said: "Keep your eyes on the prize." One Love ya'll
Tupac was my favorite rapper back then. In 93 I was 18 years old. I know at that age I did and said some dumb stuff. I wish he was alive to see a mature Pac.
PAC smashing them chips in the intro killed me..he looks higher than giraffe puxxy.. lol. That being said, this interview was 30 years ago and the topics pac spoke on is relevant today. Now that's a powerful brother.. an thing is ,he was only 21.. Tupac shakur the G.OA.T.💯👏🏾👏🏾😤💨😂
Bruh i love pac and shit but i feel bad for this interviewer, but those questions he asked was boring asf for real, so i guess that pac had to make a atmosphere in the studio..
While everybody, in particular my slow people, are distracted with the Kendrake, industry manufactured, psyop beef, they not payin no attention to real wisdom from a real uncompromised artist like Tupac. Typical. Dropped gems all thru this.
He shot at off duty cops that were brutalizing and beating a black man in Atlanta. He shot one in the ass and the other in the pinky and got away with it cause he was in the right.
Rip 2pac LL Makaveli Unfortunately everything 2PAC talking about is still going on today we still dealing with crooked police an politicians we still fighting a war on drugs instead of poverty somethings never change!
I died laughing when Pac said “fuck the media” right in the middle of the interview. Pac was clearly bored with his questions and asked him straight up to ask him deeper questions and he would get better answers but the guy just didn’t get it.
