Mike Tyson On His Friendship With Tupac | expediTIously Podcast 

People always seem to forget that somehow.

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@rico pesos remember wack 100 is a clown

U nailed it brotha 💯💯💯

rico pesos He actually put hands on wack 100 for that shit.

Yes me too anything iron mike says I believe him he's down to earth

Hi.. what he mean by roman? My english is not so good..

@Cee Ray okay thx....

@Schizophrenia Sometimes Your user name describes YOU! Time to take your MEDS! Did YOU escape from Bellevue!

He waited , and didn't fail in his ans.

In the 90s and mike is the calm one.

I think Tupac said on a interview Mike Tyson told him to calm down from prison .. He knew what Tupac meant to the black community.. They just wanted him to humble himself for it was too late

You got the Brooklyn bull like 😞 "Homie they're looking at us...Please get off the table"

Exactly lol

That's means u have to claim down haha

Man that's awesome

Because of the toad 😁

Too be a boxer you need too be intelligent, they all are intelligent, some lack education and wisdom but they are all smart

Riley Freeman #JP everything you think and say becomes your karma.

2pac's tongue was his profecy

and that’s coming from someone with a lisp

I want a trillion dollar In two days ...where it at ? It’s only negatively with the tongue that seems to penetrate .Cap 🧢

Tupac was a real dude not a fake 1

They were terrified of a revolution or unification he would of led. RIP King

@Rads Maneuvers true

Baby lane had the real power to light that fruity ballerina tf up 🤣🌈🧚‍♀️

@MrTruboy but u the nigga that's been staying under a bridge where there's tupac graffiti 🤣

... So don't even....

Theres alot of south africans who are even bigger fans than Americans. Gotta talk to the right people ya know.

Tupac was so bossy! Nothing like a good boxing-music combo ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7clG6zoQDhY.html

thats wassup, I aint know pac reach was like that. He really did his thing

Your story is similar to mine bro. I grew up in a high density residential environment in Abuja, Nigeria and got to know Pac in the 90s by the influence of older family members and neighbours around. However, I didn't really know much about him and never took him seriously until when I became 11, just after I returned home from my first term, right in the first year of being in the boarding secondary school in December, 2003. I found the a paper in the living room that had the lyrics to the song titled "Dying to Live" and I also found the CD that included that song shortly after which were both kept there by my senior brother. I digested that song very quickly and also realised that Pac's message conveyed certain thoughts that I independently arrived at. From that day, Pac became my number one music artist until this day. At first, I was in for the popular songs filled with violence and stuff, but at age 14, I began to go deeper and I got to realise that there was a greater side of Pac that personified love and activism. Damn! Pac contributed in making me more mature than many of my peers. I don't even drink, smoke or deal with any substance because listening to Pac daily leaves one with a safe level of dopamine. Much love to Pac and all his real fans around the world. Peace!!!

Where can i watch that interview

Gerard Savanna smoking that K.O. kush from Tyson lol

Cuz TI a fuckin Rat 🐀

True iron mike tyson is a real 1 and he always had knowledge

And out of all that his reply was "I brung pac to the alt"nigga huh 🤨 how disrespectful

bigg brown at 3:43 he realized how dumb he sounded

Yea, fun till the car y'all are riding in gets shot up..

Its all fun and games until someone loses an eye

Creative Collective All that was unnecessary. That was a real experience for Pac and you can’t walk a mile in his shoes.

Fruity Pac was getting pounded in the back by dudes in his cell 🤣🌈🤣🌈🤣🌈

@@shenyaeturner842 bitch that ballerina pac got the pointe shoes blasted off him 🤣🧚‍♀️🌈

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Does he mean avenge me by burying the G who took him out a.k.a Orlando?

EMDANAL nah he want us to Unite that’s all. Chill with all that. He wanted us on the rise against our real enemy

Bury Me a G gr8 song bruh Pac was sensible not letting this world or the trix worry US

Formerly Rabbi God Jr Pac didn’t fear no man but god

@@shenyaeturner842 He would have feared me though.

Formerly Rabbi God Jr Shut your lying ass up

@@shenyaeturner842 Girl if I wasn't a Christian I'll tell you something.

Formerly Rabbi God Jr Whatever 😂😂😂😂

Best way I've seen it put my dude.

Exactly like ali and Frazier

Both Gemini’s… great friends too

Just Lynn not in the 90’s 😂

Day 1 one of my favorites. that’s the ultimate best friend song.

@tharedpanther Nobody can be compared to 2pac 🐐👑

Pac was a fruity ballerina that easily got slumped by a real one

Sam Rodgers EASILY? EASILY GOT SLUMPED? It took careful planning and a 4 car box in yo slumped Pac fuck is u talkin bout. Da first 5 cudnt drop em, “he took it smiled”.( check himself out da hospital the SAME NIGHT the first time foh nigga

@@2pacisgay955 what's your definition of real though cause you sound fake.

@tharedpanther nipsey was no where near Tupac, just stop bruh... They gave that man an over exaggerated funeral at the Staples Center, that he didn't deserve. Last person b4 Kobe who actually deserved it was Micheal Jackson. Nipsey wasn't all that

2 Pac visited Tyson in 1993, at the Indiana youth centre; here is a picture of them; i1.wp.com/2paclegacy.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/2Pac-Watani-Tyehimba-visiting-Mike-Tyson-in-prison-at-the-Indiana-Youth-Center-in-1993.jpg?ssl=1 I reccomend you read Undisputed Truth by Mike Tyson, but since you're a fan of 2 Pac I'll add the pages Tyson mentioned him in his autobiography; "I’ll never forget the time that Tupac came to visit me in prison. Of all my celebrity friends, I’ve gotten more questions about Tupac than anybody else. All over the world when people see me, even before they ask me about boxing, they invariably go, “What was Tupac like?” Tupac was everything. He was fucking Huey Newton, he was Mao Zedong, he was Karl Marx, he was just everything. I can quote Marx and Hegel, but Tupac was really prolific talking revolutionary theory. When you talked to him and got to know him, he was much more of a didactic cat than a thug. He had a fascinating mind. I met him in 1990 at an industry party at a club on Sunset Boulevard in L.A. The promoter of the party was my friend and we were standing around outside shooting the shit. Everybody was dressed natty for this event and I saw a small black street kid lingering near the door. “What’s up, Shorty? How are you doing?” I said to the kid. He reminded me of myself when I was a young kid on the streets, hanging out in front of clubs that I couldn’t get in. “Nah. What’s up?” he replied. I could see he wanted to go to the party, so I told my friend to let him in. But the little kid said, “One second,” and ran off and came back with fifty guys, one of whom was Tupac. “Whoa,” my friend said. We walked all those kids around to the back door and let them in. I stayed outside talking for a while, but when I went back inside, I saw Tupac onstage with a mic rocking the party. I couldn’t believe it. He came offstage and we hugged and laughed together. When he smiled his beautiful smile, he lit up the whole goddamned club. I could see that this kid was someone special. Fast-forward to prison. I got a letter from Tupac’s mom. I knew who he was, he was exploding overnight, but I didn’t realize that he had been the kid rocking that club back in 1990. His mother said in the letter that Tupac was going to be in Indianapolis for a show and wanted to come see me. As soon as he walked into the visiting room, it was bedlam. He maybe weighed 130 pounds, had on these clothes that were bigger than he was. Blacks, whites, Latinos, Martians, everybody started going crazy. Even the guards were cheering. I had no idea he was that famous. When I saw him, I realized he was one of the kids I let into that party in L.A. years earlier. We went out to the picnic tables in the yard. “We need to throw a concert right here for you,” he said and jumped up on the picnic table. “My nigga, I love you,” he screamed at me. I was sitting at the table, begging him, “Get down, please. Please come down. They’ll lock you up with me. Please stop.” He was bent on doing an impromptu concert, but I was getting nervous. Everything was peaceful and then all of a sudden Tupac was up on the table, and everyone was cheering. Oh shit, this little motherfucker is going to get me in trouble, I thought. “Mike, don’t let them get you, brother, don’t let them get you, man.” I finally got him down off the table. I started busting his chops. I had just become a Muslim and I was playing Mr. Righteous Guy. “Listen, man, you need to stop eating that pork,” I said. “How do you know I eat pork?” he said. I was teasing him but he took it serious. He calmed down and we started talking. He told me that he never forgot our first meeting. “Nobody never done that - let a bunch of street niggas into a nice club like that. You kept it real,” he said. “No, no, that’s crazy, nigga,” I said. “We’ve all got to enjoy this world. It’s nothing man, we’re just the same.” Tupac was an immovable force as a personality. He’d seen so much pain and hardship. Sometimes the adversity we live through traumatizes us and gives us baggage, and we bring our baggage everywhere we go. I bring my baggage into my religion, I bring it into my relationships sometimes, I bring my baggage into my fucking fights. I don’t care how much we succeed, our baggage still comes with us. For Tupac, being born in prison, seeing his mother’s friends killed or sent to prison forever, that just put him in a state of nonism where he felt no one was listening to him or cared. So he went on autopilot and did the best that he could. Tupac was really a freedom fighter. I would talk to Tupac about the Black Panthers. I knew about his mother’s involvement with them. She was a strong woman. By this time I had become pretty radicalized from reading all those militant books. We got close after that, and he came out to visit me a few times. I would hear shit that he was in the paper for shooting cops, fighting with people. “Hey, listen, if you’re not careful, you’re going to be coming in by the time I’m coming out.” Then he got shot and he was locked up. I’d arrange with a friend on the outside to set up a three-way call with Tupac. He told me that a friend of mine had shot him, but I didn’t know that for certain. "

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Boi t.i trippin like hell lol he was probably the only one in his hood but not all of Atlanta

That's what's up bro. Keep it up and master it!

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Eye 2 Eye you should start back doing it. I landed a 6 figure job because I didn’t quit.

Jason Buckner I have a course, check the link in bio. But depending on how much you know - I would first search RU-vid to see what interests you about programming. Is it money, problem solving, business related? You can solve all these things by learning to code. Get in tune!

Vusi Mthalane and he dropped albums

Are crazy so many rappers rapped are pac during that era like 50 cent and jaru, u forgot that hah ?

I can’t agree with this, in 2003 they released “The Resurrection” and guys like 50, Eminem, Dre, BIG were on the soundtrack to that movie, his song with BIG was one of the biggest hits of the year. The rappers were superior to the bs that’s out today and you never heard any of those guys open up their mouth to say that they were “better” cuz even though it had been 5,6,7,8+ years since his death he was still respected, it seems like today every once in a while you have a garbage ass rapper calling him out and disrespecting him, it’s like his legacy is forgotten now more than ever

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Mike Tyson and 2pac are legends not because of them being boxer and rapper but because they are very interesting and have interesting stories about them. If they only had a story of them just chasing fame and living in a happy rainbow life, they would just be boring lol

They would just be sell outs basically