Interviews From/For The 1996 (Released 1997) Film Gang Related - Starring James Belushi, Tupac Shakur, James Earl Jones, Dennis Quaid, Lela Rechon & Jim Kouf
It's crazy when you look at both pac and biggie when they were alive and kickin, they didn't look like they were 25 and 24, they looked and seemed older than that. Hard work and stress can and will age you quick
Pac was so fearless and legendary even works in one of the most dangerous industry and courageous like an angry lion ..this is why he is the greatest rapper of all time and the best human,whatever comes out of him is relevant and potent ,I wished he never died,I missed him in the world of the living ..I love you Pac
As hard as this is for me to say, but he had to die to have the impact he had and still has on the world. Across cultures, genders, people of all ages... He wasn't the greatest rapper of all time, he was and is so much more than that, rap was just the vehicle accessible to him. If it wasn't for Pac I wouldn't have the values and the heart I have today. There isn't one rapper alive or dead or alive that you could say that about 😔 My heart still hurts much, but I have the lessons he taught me to take me through life. The greatest gift to my generation, truly. God bless
"A lot of people have a problem looking into the mirror and looking directly into their own soul...the reason I am who I am today, is because I can look directly into my face and find my soul. It's right there-It's not sold. I didn't sell it. It's still within me. I still feel it. My heart is still connected to my body, so any character, I'm going to bring that intensity, that truth, that honesty to it, because I have to repay for that blessing"
@@leandrewking5150 he didn't, if he had sold his soul, he would not have had the courage to speak against the evil in the industry that's why he was target by the super power and unseen forces in the industry and government because they are connected together in evil..
@@mrbond3004 that is incorrect. He sold his soul years ago but he wanted out of the industry which is why he started to speak out against it. Have you not heard the song smile by tupac and scarface. Tupac said in his own words. Selling my soul for material wishes??? How do you think tupac was so famous??? Because he sold his soul to the devil years ago
We miss you Pac! The greatest to ever grace the mic. So much potential lost, but just like you said, "THUGs never die!" Your legacy will forever live on. RIP to the GOAT!
I skipped to see what people come in the vid and as i was scrolling down the comments i clicked on a random second and i as i was reading ur comment i heard black jesus. What the actual fuck
By Any Means Necessary I already understand that but their character use the same they took personal lives secret in their livelihood through there character and plus Pac character had enough of what denzel was doing in his dad then some with the undercover federal agent they killed was more intense so in a sense of Maters of themselves in the end both for money and greed after their death
The great thing and often overlooked aspect is that Pac was a trained actor from his time in high school so it wasn’t like a regular rapper crossing over or a random person trying out acting.
Something to keep in mind (if Pac looked tired to you) is: Pac was waking up at like 7 am to go to movie set.. get off that job at like 5 pm And then going to the studio to record.. going back home past midnight and then doing that again and again.
The scene when Davinci and Rodriguez find out they had killed a fed, Pac's reaction showed you how great an actor he was. He was like "oh fuck, we in some deep shit now" without saying a word
There is something about him I mean like the fact some low life dude took him out angers me because He was so one of ,a kind. Why did they have to kill him,
Pac could go from 10 and then quickly to 200. Being at 200 was what killed him. He started a fight with a Southside crip and was killed because of it. Tupac should have stayed out of it and let Suge Knight and his bodyguards handle it all. After all he was their money maker. Because of Suge Knights arrogance and ignorance Tupac was murdered.
I don't know about starting and ending shooting dates exactly, but shooting was for 100% ended in August. It's possible that it started at very end of July. On Gang Related behind the scenes clip on youtube there's date 13-08-1996 seen in one moment, when Pac and Belushi are leaving court. Nothing changes the fact, that this movie almost captures Pac's last moments and it's his final performance.
lol ok, at 0:29 Pac says "I can't explain why I shine and no one else shines. I think everybody shines at different things. There's a lot of things I can't do, I can't play basketball like every other black person in America BUT I can act. I know how to go to that true spot in myself because I'm there everyday. I can be ME. I can be whoever because I'm true to ME. I can go to neutral easily, Alotta people - Black, White, Mexican have a problem being true to themselves. They have a problem..."
And he shine because people were interested in him just how there’s leaders no matter how hard u try if u ain’t one then u not build to be a leader but u can sure as hell pretend to be one many people play “hero” but only a few are heroes
But damn anything Pac touched or was in turned to gold such an influence I swear the this world lost something great someone great I should say rather Pac was a gift to humanity such a powerful force everyone realizes after he's gone. The good die young Pac's voice 😏 he really was the ⚘ that grew from concrete. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼😔
I've been a Tupac fanatic since 2pacalypes Now. Can recite 90% of all his songs bar for bar but have yet to see this Gang Related movie. I was 20 yrs of age when it dropped so I was too busy running making out of state moves (if you know what I mean) listening to this double cd soundtrack front to back only skipping a cpl tracks. Pac having 4 tracks on it was unheard-of but was a smart thing to do. The soundtrack overall was close to a classic in my opinion because it had a wide variety not just rap.. after hearing Jim Belushi say it was a great script, I gotta see it asap🤞🏾
Jelena Bursać Yes you can worship Pac, because it is a historical fact that your people the Caucasian race worship the African or the black race & look at us as your goddesses & gods.
I felt when 2PAC said that he was TRUE to himself, because everyone isn't. That's why we have so many FAKE people in the world 💯. R.I.P 2PAC AMARU SHAKUR 1971-1996 💙 🤴
Cynthia is fine af and why was the dude who played the bum all beat up in the interview 🤔 or wait maybe he was dressed in character from court scene its been a while since I seen the movie
weird how he kills someone in a drive by at the start only to end up being killed in a drive by in real life. The film is all over the place though like they didn't know what tone they were going for.
Can I ask how you know what date filming finished? Do you know what date it started, too? I was reading the other day that Pac worked on the movie for 36 days.
Darth Vader at minute 5. when he said "POWER" i felt a chill down my spine. "men seduced by power". this felt heavy, coming from the master of the Universe.
Man pac would have changed so much and as a white dude it makes proud to say that this man would have changed the world. Afroamerican people have rights but its the same as with women's in America they have the right to equal payment but they don't own it pac was that type of guy who was like i dont want anything but to own it
Mark 10:25 “It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.” King James Version (KJV)
I don't care if Jesus is black, white ,orange or yellow. What matters is that he came to suffer the punishment for our sins & died the death that we deserved so that we can be RECONNECTED to God again.
I'm watching it on Netflix right now. I think the story line could be better but the actors were all great. tupac was actually amazing I was really shocked, he could of been something b ut then again in Hollywood you have to sell your soul and be a puppet they can control, tupac wouldn't of done that.
Johnny W-e PAC was a VERY busy man. A workaholic. He was in the middle of filming this and the Toss It Up Music video. And of course recording in the studio. Almost never waisted time. Still, at the last minute, he decided to go to Vegas that night.
