Michael Mekonen Yes He IS....And what he said about Politicians is Reason I Never Vote Anymore cause they’re ALL Full Of Shit Exactly like The late Comedian GEORGE CARLIN said (May He R.I.P).
I'm a 35 year old white guy, born, raised and continue to live in the upper-middle class suburbs of Charlotte, NC. I discovered Tupac's music in my teenage years, right around the time when he was gunned down in Vegas back in '96. Pac's words and his music stay in heavy rotation on my playlists. He's just as profound to me today as the first time my ears noticed a few tracks from All Eyez On Me over 20 years ago. Funny enough, that ended up being my least favorite album of his. It's still an all time classic album, though. The more I listened to Pac, the more apparent it became that he was much different than everyone else in the entertainment industry. Sadly, there will never be another Tupac. Often imitated, but never duplicated. One of the greatest artists to ever live. If you thought Pac's lyrics from Dear Mama made you feel something, check out his verse on STILL I RISE. Just another one of many incredible gems he produced.
TEXAS COUNTRY BOY Another song I’d highly recommend is “This ain’t Livin’.” There’s an OG version (the one I prefer) available here on RU-vid and a studio version that was released on the album Until The End of Time. Both versions are awesome, right up there with the best of ‘em.
I have favorite songs on every album. But overall from top to bottom, the Makaveli album is the best to me. Me Against The World and Still I Rise are right up there as well.
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The world was robbed when we lost Tupac. And what’s really crazy...he was only 25 when he died. Wise beyond his years, an old soul. But thankfully he left us with so much good content, he definitely didn’t waste any time while he was here, he has a prolific catalog.
They killed him for a reason .... He not only made music . He let the world know what the world was really like . PAC is the best . R.I.P Tupac Amaru Shakur ... Gone but never forgotten !!!!!!!
@@kirank6020 naw the world bro, Tupac is known throughout Europe, the Americas, korea and in Africa pretty sure allot of people know his music and message
He got killed by baby lane. Retaliation was the reason. Yes, he was prolific, a leader, philospher, but unfortunately his actions led him to his death. R.I.P. to the G.O.A.T.
Who thinks like that at 23? Ill tell u who! all of us in the streets dealing with corrupted cops, police brutality, and government all us getting locked up n goin to prison for someone elses crime all of us who have been beat up by police n had guns to our heads thats who! And theres almost more of us now than there are sane people in society. America is overflowing with the oppressed n hopeless. But i guess we wont do nothing about it till it to late like everything else
@@spreadingtruthnow FACTS I WAS TAUGHT THIS AS A CHILD AND LISTENING TO PAC SINCE I WAS A TODDLER I GREW UP THINKING LIKE THIS IT WAS DRILLED INTO MY HEAD BY MY FATHER AND GRANDMOTHER
@@tydeprince719 thats good homie im glad! I listened to pacs advice always cuz my pops wasnt around either i only had my ma n grandma growing up no male influence.
Tupac was so ahead of his time . He wore his heart on his sleeve and he really wanted to do so much. I hate He was taken away from this world too early..He had a lot of work still left in him.. he wanted to do so much to change the way the World thought. The way the world Act , to come together, change the bad things & make them better where the the youth could see a future..He wanted to switch things around to good. take care of the community show the kids something better, specially the Ghetto kids of all color,creed,background... it would have been nice to see all he would have accomplished..
It wasn’t “the music industry” that killed him you fucking dope. You think it was the rich white heads of popular record labels, or mainstream media who killed him, because they wanted to shut him up? Get the hell out of here with your ignorance.
@@andyc6542 No it was Orlando Anderson that killed him over some stupid gang shit it's the same guy tupac jumped in the casino the same night he got shit there was to sides of tupac the loving caring humanitarian and the arrogant thug thats the side that got him killed he had plenty of money no need for him to still be in the streets doing thug shit
@Migfra Danmark Again you'd know that Orlando was killed shortly after in a gang shooting at a carwash idiot it's was just more gang banger bull shit Anderson was a crip and jumped a guy from deathrow and stole his chain tupac and his people saw Orlando Anderson in the casino and jumped him Orlando called some crips and his cousin they came picked him up followed suge and tupac when they pulled up to the light they shot them not everything's a conspiracy theory sometimes people just get killed you should probably look into the case b4 talking crazy like you know something they even found the gun used in the shooting buried in Orlando's back yard what more do you need
@Migfra Danmark Alot of people say that hell tupac had money why wasn't he feeding no-one but you can't talk to crazy you want it to be a certian way you want to feel like you know something you want it to be something special but its not it's just a guy playing gangster that ran into some gangster shit and got killed everything that happened is well known it's not some dark secrate again it's hard to prosecute a dead man tupac got caught up in some street shit period i can show you videos of the actual people that were there saying what happened it wasn't some cia agents in a black helicopter it was 4 gang members in a car from California
Tupac was so real, he was so intelligent. Imagine if he was still alive, all the good he would have done with his music and his voice. It's a shame. Maybe God took him early so he wouldn't have to see the way it is today. R.I.P Tupac
That's one side of tupac there was two extreme different sides to the man you had the nice caring humanitarian like in the interview and the thug that's in the other videos and interviews like when he's spitting on camera men and fighting in the casino lobby over some stupid stuff that got him killed
I absolutely agree with you. Not even the "interviewer got it, asking the wrong questions". I love this channel, not only for the hip hop but for the new/old music you've exposed me to. Thank you
You should check out the whole interview. It shows another side of Pac's intelligence you don't always hear in his songs. All Pac's interviews shows how he's mature beyond his years. You gotta remember he died at the age of 25. You gotta check out his 8 min Christmas interview where he shortly mentions Donald Trump & how he embodies the fabric of America's mentality & much more. His interviews are as good if not better than his songs I'm telling you.
I remember that interview, he was ahead of his time. You ever notice how all the ones that are ahead of their time die young. Tupac was highly intelligent. His mom was also very intelligent and she did mot stop fighting for the masters of his music. She died but got them back where they belong now his sister has control of it all. She did not want her ex husband who was not even Tupac's dad to have rights to them even though he tried.
You are right about the interviewer. I was a teen when this first aired, and had a great respect for the interviewer. However I could see he had already prejudged Tupac, and you could see that even he was surprised at how articulate and intelligent Tupac was. Instead of allowing himself to acknowledge that and respectfully meet Tupac where he was intellectually, he stayed on his stale agenda when he had an opportunity to get an even more interesting interview. It’s still one of the best 2Pac interviews, but that is because of Pac. He gave him that gem, he should be thankful to Pac for one of the highlights of his career.
I'm a little late to the party but I'm so glad you took the time to really digest what Tupac was actually saying, and not dismiss the message like so many others. Texas Country Boy I really respect your channel, and appreciate the fact that you're open to different forms of music and information.
Love how you got into tupac. You owe it to yourself to watch 'picture me rollin.' You owe it to yourself as his fan. You need to hear the last phrase on that song. P.S. some of us think he was murdered because he was getting into politics. Who knows how far he could have gone if he was alive. Some people did not want to find out.
2 pac was very poetic with his words wish we could have got that chance of just à few more years with this great poet.imagine so think of what he could have achieved i Mean i believe that he could have gone as far as being thé first black president
He was too real that is why the whole world still loves him people in countries that can’t speak English but no a Tupac song and who he is timeless will never be another
You’re 100% correct about the interviewer just look at his reaction at 2:00 , he just rolls his eyes he don’t want to hear it. Someone who grew up privileged ain’t wanna hear the struggles someone else is going through because they don’t know that struggle.
I seen this before but much respect from him he shared something so powerful to what we living today this world is so weak we need more people like him we care to much for ourselves so sad
*”It’s not that he wants to kill ..He just doesn’t want to die’’ Is the realist shit ever when you live in the hood!! Most of us carry a gun just to survive in theses evil streets we unfortunately call home💯🙏🏾*
I was 17 years old when Pac was took from us. This man is A Legend in history. He spoke a harsh truth in which these days have discredited him with lies and perversion just like they did Jesus Christ himself. It angers me to see his legacy being tarnished. He was a voice for the un heard. His voice was bold and spoke volumes. May he RIP
Eye opening wasn’t it, Tupac was ahead of his time, thank you love, simply for willing to step outside the comfort box, and willing to know ur fellow man. Love your channel, I AM A FAN FOR LIFE!!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👀👀👀👀👀
GOD I wish Tupac wouldn't have been murdered at age 27. I believe a person like that could have changed the world man. This interview is so important. Every man, woman & child should watch this. You'll never hear truth like this from our media. Could you imagine Tupac on Joe Rogans podcast? It would break barriers man. I swear it would. RIP Tupac Shakur. Legend
Wish you gave the interview too haha. Honestly, even though I grew up in the 80s/90s and was around people who worshipped 2pac, I was more in to public enemy, tribe called quest, de la soul (aka native tongues crew). The songs I heard from pac were more on the violence/gangsta tip but now that time has passed and we get to see everything via RU-vid, my perception has changed. I think he's def one of the most influential and truth speaking people out there that have ever existed. Maybe that's why he's R.I.P now?
Its nice to see empathy coming from someone unaffected by Pac's truth. It's easy to sit on the other side of the fence and pass judgment never having to experience the Trauma yourself. Much Respect to you Cousin for stepping outside of your own world and paying attention long enough for understanding.
This just a Lil piece of his legacy..he is the G.O.A.T hands down... Over 20 years he's been gone and his music is to Advance to the rappers we hear in today's Hip Hop industry
The simply fact that he was AWARE and READY to say: "Oh... Excuse my language... Im so sorry!"... That SPEAKS VOLUME of the man he was... God damn we need this dude so much...
@@iamtamashii4184 I have seen people get blown up by grenade, RPGs, and shot with APCs even shot with Ak47 and hand guns and blood everywhere. You need proof? Watch CCTV clip .
