Big Gipp on Faith Evans Giving 2Pac "The Recipe" for 'Hit Em Up' (Part 6) 

Fr at least not in our time

Pac was a special kind of stupidd to let a young crip kid gcheck him lol

​@@rodjulius2745 pac was the original lil Nas X of his short time

@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 bye troll 😋😋😋

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He was good until he got out of pocket. That LA. Gang shit ain't something to play with.

Oh he cared. That fame and notoriety definitely got the best of him.

Vlad and Art of Dialogue are very big Pac fans.

​@@KtotheG so am I

@@KtotheG So am I

​@@KtotheG Me Too and if you're not then that's says a lot about you 😂

@@RiccFBA You are a 2Pac fanboy

Thought the same thing damn Glad 😂😂

@@marco2tymestv820 😂😂😂

Right!!! I was thinking the same thing. This 🤡

I thought the same thing 😂😂

Same 😂

THANK YOU! Vlad is a dick rider! He believe any new narrative about pac that comes out instead of taking pacs word on it

Nah homie, PAC new the entire time. In fact, Jimmy Henchman, the guy behind the shooting, warned PAC not to go to war with him unless he had his money right(one of the outlaws said this). PAC new Biggie had nothing to do with it. PAC got involved with some real street niggas in NY; Jimmy Henchman, Haitian Jack, etc. PAC was warned to stay away from them (Mike Tyson warned him)but he didn't. They had a fallout over the rape charge and PAC spoke out against them in the media. That's why he got shot at the studio that day. He never needed BIG to say anything. He knew the entire time. That's what makes whole beef f-ed up. Don't take my word it, do your research.

Nonsense

Correct and the vibe magazine interview is when 2pac aired out biggie and while prison, onmates sayings things to him about biggie. It wasn't suge

Plus dropping who shot ya

Hip Hop more crazier now

@@robbybrown6858 an Trash 🗑️

@@robbybrown6858 more like dumber.

​@@robbybrown6858 yea but it's crazy in a different way lol

@@unitedfirearms1057 I can accept that

The 90s was the best time to be alive

This man has the largest alphabet fanbase 🌈

They still talk about Columbus and he died 600 years ago

First rap I listened to When I was like 11. "93" Dude was not only a pioneer of thug style rap (guns, murder, jail, fuck cops, fuck a ho) dude literally predicted multiple things . He even talked about cops shooting blacks in 1996. 25 years before BLM/riots. Talked about a black president on wonder if heaven got a ghetto. Knew he would die said it all thru 2 cds. Dude was on the level of Elvis, little Richard, Beatles, Floyd, Dylan, hendrix, Cobain, stayley, pioneers. It's why his music crosses genres. I knew death metal fans in the 90s who liked pac. White , black, pleaidian Pacs music is eternal. Now music is self customizable meaning I hate country music but someone else loves it. Pac crossed that line. Shit my 60 yr old white mom likes Tupac. Real recognize real. I don't give a fuck about racism or any of that from either race my own or my black brothers. I grew up hating police, smoking weed, and getting pussy

Labels are useless considering we are a singular source of energy and Consciousness So fuck laws, fuck the government, fuck police, fuck these jail sentences, fuck the judge, jury and the whole shit. Don't worry about skin colors it's a deception a distraction. The enemy is the people who tell us what we can /can't do. Thanks for opening my eyes pac to rap to the corruption in our system/government. To the scandalous ways of some women. To smoking pot to relax. To Hennessey to thug passion. Yep ... But most of all being real, being loyal, and NEVER taking shit from any human. Only God can judge me Who is GOD? Idfk. But I know it's not me 🎉😂

They talk about a lot of old school rappers…what u mean?

Someone put the battery in his back...because it's clear that niggas who set him up at quad was the same niggas he got caught up in the rape case with

Pac didn't have enough time to think twice seconds b4 them crips pulled up along his passenger side to push his wig back lol

@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 Dude you have over a million comments on RU-vid videos about Tupac. You need to go and get evaluated for mental illness

@Generic Name Then that energy should've went to Jummy Henchman and Haitian Jack instead Biggie and Bad Boy but Pac was scared of them

@@fruitpac thank you! Finally someone telliing the truth. he put that shit on BIG to sell records, whole time BIG was telling him about the dudes he was hanging with !

Man real rap

Facts I see that more and more these days mfs think watching they kids is the same as raising them

He was actually speaking about the older artists in the South, guiding and being there to give game to the younger artists in the South (hence, raising their kids) But what you said also makes a lot of sense

The realest thing he said

It's just leading to Jay Z

​@Reggie Roo lol Gipp hate Jigga wit a passion

@@elbowgang9715 why lol?

Tupac the gayest for reppin gaylyfe 😂

Pac was very technical, but he wasn't going to let technique sacrifice the whole show. It's why I used to tell these backpacking nerds in the '00s that rap is a vocal art. It's not just about the written word and schemes. It's really more about how you say it. I would say it's 60/40, how you say it vs. what you say.

Like when 50 Cent said, "Damn, homie... in high school, you was the man, homie... fuck happened to you?" On paper, those bars look simple af... but when he spits them, you lose your mind because of how he said it.

This is a good point.

​@@KtotheG facts you can be the best writer in the world but if you don't have the voice or charisma to deliver what you tryna say then it's not gonna hit.

Lol

Exactly, I agree.

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Thank god that ballerina is gone

There are interviews where PAC explains a lot of what Gipp was talking about

You mean the streets

To what ?get the push hit out the stem? Lol jk jk. Nah she did though. She did alot of charitable shit with his estate $ too. Couldn't resist the Crack joke

Big didn't know them. Big didn't run without them dudes out of Flatbush

​@@bluetheory2 right . And Big told him to watch the niggas he be with and 2Pac went right back and told the same niggas what Big said . What the entire fuck ....😳

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Not really it was after big jake got killed that’s when puff and suge got into it

Keep watching movies and think you know it all. Everyone knows suge used pacs shooting to get at puff for Jake. He just needed the right artist to try and tear puffs empire down. Suge used pac. Everyone who was around at that time knows this

​@@righteousmasculine Right

Thank u they blame suge for everything. Pac was his own man n had it out for big for the stuff u said.

@@313DMan1 yea you can’t blame suge for everything because pac should have used his own judgement like snoop did or Dre did when he left. I guess pac felt like suge got him out the jam when he was at his lowest so he owed suge. When in actuality I believed suge loved pac but at the time he got pac out it was more of a business deal he saw pac as a great investment to make deathrow money I just don’t think suge protected that investment the right way

furthermore, Haitian Jack has political ties, his family helped the French government and etc....he was thus working with the FBI, CIA and other international governments. He handed them 2pac on a silver platter. Why doesn't vladtv review John Potash's book?

Why should Big have helped him out?

@@ch1kmagnet Because he helped him out, bih!!

@@rollotomossie4351 We don't know what kind of help Pac gave him. I'm not sending you money if you just gave me a ride to the store. Also Art has interviewed a ton a of ppl who "claimed" Did they help him out? Did Gipp, Spice, Keith, MC Eiht, Money B, or Ms. Smith help?

If Biggie had just come to see Pac while he was in prison, called him up, sent him a freaking letter, put some money on his books, SOMETHING, Pac never would have turned on Biggie because he was a loyal dude!! Imagine how he felt or how you would feel: Pac befriended Big when he was unknown, but Pac was a big star. Pac had Biggie to his house and encouraged him, introduced Big to the finer things in life. Pac showed up at Biggie's album release party and supported him, showed him lots of love. So imagine how Pac feels after he got shot, then soon after went to jail. While he's locked down, "Who Shot Ya" hit the airwaves. People start telling Pac that Big and Puff knew he was going to get popped, but kept quiet, and now they're laughing at Pac by releasing that song. Now Pac ain't got nothing but time on his hands to think about what happened. At the same time, he's probably wondering why Biggie ain't came to visit him, Big ain't called, ain't dropped a few lines in a letter, ain't put no money on his books, NOTHING!! Pac thinking about how much love he showed to Biggie, Lil Cease and all of Big's crew, but he ain't getting no love back, and "Who Shot Ya" is blowing up on the radio. How hard would it be to start to think that maybe Biggie and Puff did know that he was going to get hit that night? They were all at Quad, including Andre Harrell. Pac starts thinking that they HAD to know. Then Suge gets in his ear. By now, it's not just that Biggie and Puff knew about it, but they actually set him up!!! He gets out of jail, heads to Death Row and the rest is HISTORY!! If Biggie had just tried to contact Pac and and talk to him, things would have been so different!!! RIP Tupac 🐐 RIP Biggie

​@@ch1kmagnet Pac didn't just "help" Biggie out. He took Big under his wing, encouraged him with his rapping career, attended Big's album release party. Remember, Pac was a huge star in 93, 94!! He had out his album, "Strictly For My MIGGAZ", and he had done the movie, "Juice," and "Poetic Justice" was big at the time! Imagine Drake reaching out to new rapper, Glorilla, putting her on, introducing her to big names in the industry, encouraging her and spending time with her. Glorilla hasn't been out 2 1/2 years yet, but a huge star like Drake reaching out to her would be a big deal!! That's how it was with Tupac and Biggie. Pac was a big star and Biggie was virtually unknown.

“ In A Time Of Universal Deceit, Telling The Truth Has Become A Revolutionary Act.” New Yorkers will never tell the truth about anything pertaining to Tupac Shakur because “ The Coverup Is Always Worse Than The Crime.”

They always paint bad boy as angels

What was they saying about Pac?

@@uptonogood3306 Vlad said biggie manager said pac n big was still cool after the shooting until suge got in pac ear n made him go at big which isn't true

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There are pictures and even videos online of Pac and Gipp and Goodie Mob. Plus Pac even said he wanted to be in Goodie Mob

There are goodie mob and Pac songs tho

@@daas393 Where exactly are the pictures and where exactly did Pac say this?

@@RayRichardactor Songs? Name even 1. Go head I'll wait.......

@@angelo5300 google goodie mob tupac and you'll see it. You can even see the video on RU-vid where he plays them Hit em up in the studio. EDI mean has also confirmed that, if the video is not enough. Pac never said it publicly but according to T-Mo Goodie he wrote to him from jail saying he wanted to a part of the group

We forget that Tupac was 25 and Biggie was 24 when they died! I was 20, 21 when they were killed, now I'm 47, and looking back, we didn't realize that Pac and Biggie were just two talented kids trying to make their mark on hip hop and they did so much more than that!! I think about the dumb stuff that I did or said when I was that age, and sometimes shake my head and think that was so childish what I did, or how I handled a matter. That's what maturity and time does for you. It gives you a chance to reflect, think about how stuff that happened 20 years ago meant so much at the time, is something so irrelevant now, that it's almost funny. We got to hit our 40s and look back, but they never did. They will always be 25 and 24. RIP Tupac 🐐 RIP Biggie

Because Vlad works for the Feds 😂😂😂

No Vaseline Ether and Against All Odds is way more disrespectful

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