2Pac Was Being Cheated Out His Money. The Same People Responsible For Killing 2Pac Killed Biggie. 

As a diehard 2pac fan, I never knew some of these stories. I'm glad they're coming to light. It's like I'm looking at a older Pac

Damn, This is becoming my favorite interview of year. Very close to the Kevin Murray legendary madness. Billy is keeping real and speaking his mind and truth about what’s happened to his son PAC. 🙏🏾

This man is not lying. Speaking firsthand as a business owner I can honestly say that when you are first getting started everything is safe. If you are not properly connected in the right channels, the minute your success starts to become publicly known you become a target. The bullseye doesn't come off until you are dead or at least neutralized. They have a way to either capitalize from your absence or they've figured out how to simply take your business and turn a magnified profit. It is about dollars made and dollars to be made and nothing less. If the safeguards aren't in place you are walking dead.

I can tell he’s a good man that made mistakes like the rest of us

Best interviews of the year, thanks Mr. Garland, Delray and Art of Dialogue.

This Interview was NECESSARY!!💯 Sending Prayers up for Mr.Garland🙏🙏🙏

It's amazing you can Tupac's mannerism and characteristic in his father.❤

That letter really breaks my heart. I was able to read some of it, the parts I could see clearly. That's so sad. He really wanted to know how paternal family. Rest easy Pac. We love you. ❤❤❤

Interscope was robbing PAC

These comments are weird if you understood the plight of the Panthers and Cointel Pro, you can understand clearly what he's talking about.

Beautiful interview and thank u 2 Pacs father for all the stories. #2pac #legend #missed

Every part of Pac's father interview should have a million views and a million likes str8 up

Billy Garland Comes across very sincere. When he speaks about his son you can hear the pride and the love in his voice I know there’s things 2Pac‘s mother went through, and she means a lot to the black power movement. We should always lift her up and celebrate her, but there is two sides to every story. A lot of us have had the experience of our moms gassing us up about our fathers Only to find out later our mothers kept us away from our father for their own selfish reasons I’m just glad he’s getting to tell his side of it before he leaves this world. I am a witness to relatives who go through struggles with substance abuse, and the instability that substance abuse brings about I can very easily see a scenario where, even if he want it to turn the entire world upside down looking for his son, it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack. When you’re being evicted every three months before you can get the boxes, unpacked good, you have to move that can make it very difficult for anyone who wants to find you to be able to do so I had a Auntie like that God rest her soul, there were times where we actually thought we would have to have her declared dead Because we couldn’t find her or my cousin we would go to her last known address and people would say Deborah moved out five months ago so all I’m saying is everybody should be fair and listen to the man side of the story with an open mind and try to put yourself in his shoes and put yourself in 2Pac‘s mothers shoes for that matter Because like I said, a lot of instability and moving around comes with addiction and substance abuse.

People who say 2pac's wasn't really himself don't actually listen to the lyrics. They act like the guy constantly portrayed this tough gangsta. Every album he's made has songs which are vulnerable and violent, even before his debut album 2pacolypse Now, yet some prefer to focus only on the violent and build his whole personality around that. I've listened to pretty much every song of 2pac, even the "unreleased" ones (my favourites) and I've never heard Pac claim a gang or make any false claims towards his lifestyle. I take it that people just hear something and run with it like it's the truth. Similar to how they say Pac always rhymes "Hennessey" with "enemies". That was literally 2 songs. People need to think for themselves.

2Pop ain’t letting up... 2pop is sharp. Good interview

Straight game and Art is the best honest interview they always give.

I changed my opinion on Tupac’s dad. I’m happy to have him here. Its almost like Tupac is alive again.

If Pac was Alive he’d be Bigger than All of em💯

I miss 2pac I wish he was alive 😢 he was the Best

Me & Pac birthday Friday R.I.P. 🐐💯

this part here @4:07 is the deepest part of the interview to me. Pac needed more talks like that wit his father. he was inpulsive & never had a father teach him how to manage his inpulses. then once he’d calm down, he’d recognize he went too hard. as intelligent as Pac was, he was still a young man who needed his Dad to balance him. as we all do. the brief talk wit Billy shows him actually answerin to a father figure, who is his actual father.

“Throw some money and I’ll be on my way”… but you wasn’t seeking money. Which is it, sir? I promise you I am not on some anti-Billy bullshit but dude keeps contradicting himself.

Everyone knows this. Afeni was the first to say it back then.

Finally somebody who said it. So fed up of all these lies, it's more important than ever that the truth gets talked about.

Wow......i never thought I'd see Pac's Father...that's wonderful to hear something from him

Why is he talking about death row when he wasn’t even around death row 🤦🏾‍♂️

Maaaaaan.... That LETTER PAC WROTE TO HIS UNCLE ALMOST BROUGHT ME TO TEARS.... WEWWWW

Vlad is banging his against the wall for not having a Mr Garland exclusive

He’s speaking from emotion with 2pac’s death.

Real deep Interview ur Gonna be Legendary 4 this 1 PAC truly had a Soul Like Marvin Gaye truly Missed!!!

If i could bring 1 person back it would be Pac

Industry Hitmen killed both .

6:22 “You just ain’t going to say I’m dead MF, give me a couple dollars and I’ll go about my way.” Real talk 💯

Wow. That letter broke my heart. He clearly wanted to know his dad side. 😢

Why cant we let LIFE play itself out. If you are a TRUE TUPAC Fan/Family - you should understand the Beauty of getting to know the other half of The Greatest to ever do it. This is a Fun - Beautiful Ride that we are witnessing and the Legacy Continues to other Chapters.....

He in denial, if people have admitted to doing it, I don’t understand why he think otherwise

Did he just say give me a couple dollars and I’d be on my way ??? That’s fucced up !!! I personally think that he wasn’t entitled to any of pac’s money period point blank

Yeah Orlando did that!!! I have to disagree with Billy

Thee best interview! blessings to brother Billy

I never heard Pac mention his dad!!!! Ever🧐😵‍💫🥴

I love listening to this guy. He should make a podcast

Beautiful interview!! Thank you for this!!

This interview has convinced me that he knows just as much about Pac as I do.

David Mack Raphael Perez Kevin Gaines were in the white Cadillac. And also at the Peterson museum March 9th.

In a weird way, I feel like we all got cheated! Meaning.. for Pac's genuine fans, the story was always that his Dad was dead, wasn't around, etc.. I just feel that had all the cards been laid on the table early on in Pac's life, we would've witnessed a different side of Pac. He got cheated, and in turn, we got cheated!

I'm still tripping off those pictures of 2pac and his grandmother wow

I heard Biggie was going to start his own label after he found out Diddy cheated him out of his money.

Yesss Tell it Mr Billy Garland ❤

He’s insinuating that Suge pumped his head up with the East vs West mess yet Tupac felt gas on the fire was the “WHO Shot Ya” track. PAC also felt the Biggie knew who shot him and he wasn’t on Death Row when he got shot so how is Suge to blame for that.

I keep telling folks is that if Pac and BIG would've lived Jay-Z would just be a gold selling artist 🤷🏾‍♂️

Mr.Garland they did more for your son in a few months than what you did in his entire 25yrs!!!! So I say that to say this! How dare! You sit! Up there and speak on Brother Tupac life experience and his journey and decision making when you! Being the Farther! Never!!!!!! Instill! Manhood #101 inside of him! The Audacity!!!!!! Mr.Garland! That's not right!

Billy God bless you ❤ thank you for sharing your time thoughts . Sorry for your loss

Puffy killed 2PAC AND BIGGIE not SUGE.

Man pac looks EXACTLY like Mr Garland's mother.. it's incredible

They killing rappers till this day

Pac deaths it's always a mystery alot of twist and turns, one minute we think it's this person then another person

So that's why Officer whatshisname is running his mouth about this man. He's speaking the raw uncut truth. After years of not knowing you're not someone's father, you just can't hop back in there life. It takes time. Just like any other trust-based relationship. Respect 🙏🏼

Tupac inherited a lot of his dad’s traits and mannerisms it’s crazy to think they didn’t meet until later in life

I am not doubting that Billy Garland is 2pacs father. However, it is a bad look that he sued Afeni and tried to get 900k from Pacs estate. This is the argument alot of people are trying to make in regards to his father’s intentions. He says he wasn’t after the estate but at the end of this video he says “just throw me a couple of dollars and I’ll be on my way” I think he should of been more concerned with finally having his son in his life rather than getting paid. What made Billy think he should of received any money at all?

The Krazy part pac didn't live long enough 4 his royaltys

1. The Royalty issue … standard time to receive. You don’t drop an album in May then receive the royalties in October. Pac was in the business long enough to understand that. Pac was an incredible artist but his business acumen was not on that level. I believe with the help of Quincy Jones he would have gradually improved on the business side. Napoleon even said in retrospect that Pac wasn’t good on the business side. He was 25 at the time. We can only speculate on what anyone who passed at an early age would have become.

I didn’t know a description of car was given. A four door white Cadillac with California plates. Reports differ, two men or four. Why are there no cctv at all its Vegas hmmm

Im glad as a Day #1 Pac nigga his Father Finally getting his side of story out. I was in the situation were my child's mother lied to my Son. Almost turned my son against me. Never underestimate a mother power to her Son and how they wanna maintain that power. Powerful interview.

How long was this man in Pac's life?

Did he admit to wanting cash

I’m so glad with this interview cause now we may see mister Garland from a different perspective. With the new information we get to understand more that era in time.

And he makes sense Too. To be Honest, Pac & Big was moving towards Larger things. Think about it, Pac had the "Outlawz" and was about to launch his own material ect, he wouldve blew up bigger tha Suge. And same for Biggie, he had "Junior Mafia, team up w Undeas ent., he could've been higher than Diddy. So I wouldn't DOUBT their Bosses ect felt threatened. I wouldn't Put it Pass em

The Billy Garland interviews is the best interview since the Keith Murray ones salute Art of Dialogue,and Delray Richardson for interviewing Billy Garland 💯

Always wondered if he would have eventually beefed with DR. Biggie wouldve eventually beefed with puff

His Father is Eloquent in Speech . I can see why Pac has The Gift of Speech

1:39 I just can't see Pac not mentioning none of this n his music......Y didn't Billy help bail him out of prison......

I agree 100% Tupac would of been a billionaire. Pac would of had a Malcolm kind of impact on middle age and the youth

I didn't really know my biological father very well and only remember seeing and talking with him on a handful of occassions. People always told me that I look just like him and that we had many common characteristics and behaviors. I wasn't old enough to remember my mom and dad splitting up or wh, but someone told me years ago when I was about 18 to never badmouth my father because of that reason, and that I at least knew who my father was and has his name and many don't even know that much, and I have always kept that advice to heart, despite Western society trying to teach everyone to demonize an absent and/or non-financially supporting father. For those who believe in the Bible it says to honor your Mother and Father and I didn't see any exceptions to that verse. And if someone doesn't criticize their parents then why should anyone else have the right to criticize them?

Exactly when you having a very large following and speaking out yes it frighten’s the power that be.

No offense but this man has no idea what he talking about all these things he saying is what he heard he wasnt even around 2pac at deathrow

I think hes bitter because his son did not left him wealth. Wasnt Tupac bailed out of jail for 1 mil and did tupac rent the studios and payed for the production of the songs? From what i see in the documentaries tupac was born poor and died poor . Which money did they rob from him?

I'm starting to lose respect for him now.

Why would suge sit next to him and get shot at ?

Man this was a dope interview God Bless Brother ✊️🙏

Remember his dad was a black Panther back in the day

No love for my daddy cuz the coward wasn’t even there!!! He acts like the typical father who hasn’t been in his sons life

I completely agree with this man❗❗❗

You know the strange thing, everybody has missed one important name in all of this, and that's interscope Jimmy Iovine, the man who had everything to lose, if pac was still alive, but in his death he gained the most

This Brotha is REAL!!!

The interview is good but I have a BIG PROBLEM with him saying give me a couple of dollars and I'll go by my way. That statement makes it seems that it's all about the money, not 2pac.

Great interview

Smh Throw the whole interview away.

Why would orlando anderson kill biggie

After the first interview I had formed a negative opinion of this man... Especially immediately after that first interview, Reggie Wright did a response video on Bomb First and called this man a 'deadbeat' and gave his narrow viewpoint about this man (which I almost bought into)... But after listening to him word for word, I can can only thank Art for providing this man this platform to speak his mind like this and give his viewpoints, and I can thoroughly say the man is genuine, he never made excuses for not being there but gave a very valid explanation and is very well spoken and has a great degree of diplomacy (I can see where PAC got that from - his Mom & Pups) (and Reggie, must withdraw his judgemental statements)... In fact, Reggie on certain issues, I will rather believe a guy who himself looks like he can be a fibber (Keefe D), over Reggie one some issues in dispute. More so, since he Mobb James have such a great rapport, despite Keefe D and others lamenting that Mobb James and Suge were an FBI snitches (that puts Reggie also in that same basket)... And that brings us back to what Tupac's Pops is saying here, that there was more to PAC's death than meets the eye.

I paused it the letter I was reading it I can hear him like he was rapping no capping frfr

Gang bangers killed them both.

Pac was a grown man. Cant blame others for him falling for peer pressure and not looking closely at the business side of things.. He grew up with black panther mentally so those instincts shouldve kicked in. He acted like that bc thats how he wanted to act. Cant blame DR...

Bruh suge had nothing to do with pac dying let's stop this narrative

Put the letter on the screen so that we can actually read it many thanks

People still can't see the music industry for the con it is. These folks end up broke, but they make other folks rich.

Sorry everyone knows it's Orlando. I hate these dumb conspiracies.

My son and Pac June 16

very cool to hear from Billy, thanks for this interview I'll watch the full one for sure

Billy, you have a beautiful spirit. Just like Pac. God bless you both.

Is that the Richardson dude, doing the interview??