Pac seemed like the type of person who had no one to talk to or understand him, that’s why he would always pour his heart out in his interviews, and be very deep. It seemed like it was a big relief for him to express himself to people that were willing to listen and try to understand him without judgment.
His smile, his voice, his presence, this guy was able to speak with presidents and homeless people with the same passion. I grew up with his music and there will forever emptyness in my soul for this man and his art. He was one of kind, original spirit that was taken from us, his true muthphukaz as he called us in against all odds. He touched souls even in this fuckin Balkans, and he guide us throught all the bullshit. The realest ever lived, true prince of '70 and' 80 generation.
Thats a real comment right there bro for real!!! No 🧢! He touched ppl not only in the balkans but also desilate places in Africa and Asia and South America... unbelievable how he touched so many millions... he will be hard to replace cos the originality shown from him is on par with greatness.. for real.. hats off
@@TheAmbasadaRecords Ive read different but that was 20 yrs ago im glad u told me that… its always bothered me the way they put his movies on the back burner and the trolls at DEAF ROW pirated his music 🖕🤬 Real talk👊🏻
They were like brothers during the filming. They were gonna go out at a nice bar and celebrate afterwards of the filming and when Jim got the news and heard about it he was devastated and in shock that he was just gunned down in Vegas.. the chemistry with those two were unreal.
Tupac could not stand Jim Belushi. Belushi disrespected E.DI. & Young Noble on the set of Gang Related by taking one of E.D.I's french fires and taking a bite of Noble's ham burger. Plus on the first day on the movie set of Gang Related Pac had to check Belushi for him thinking he was going to check him, they almost got into a fight.
Napoleon of the Outlawz spoke about how disrespctful and racist Jim Belushi was. When Belushi took one of Noble's fries and took a bite of EDI's burger Tupac told Noble he should have punch Belushi in his face, E.D.I. wanted to fight Belushi for taking one of his frenchs. Napoleon said when Pac told Noble he should have punch Belushi in his face Napoleon said he wish that Pac told him that already because he wanted to punch Belushi in his face since he got on the set of Gang Related.
No way. I didn't know it was Belushi on Jingle All The Way. That movie is a bloody Classic! I remember watching it as a kid it felt so special during Christmas time. Damn man. Pac was destined to do great things. Taken so early from the world.
This is the real Tupac shakur the genius growing in humor and politics as an actor finding him self Suge told em some serious shit That I feel created his character then he became 2pac and once this young man found his only way to still be who he set out to be he found the best fkn way possible and he died doing it
Man I miss seeing the small amount of interviews they would have back in the 90s it's not like all we can see about him now there is so much he did and man what he would have done if they didn't silence him because all they did was make him imortal I listen every day to his music no other rapper heals your pain or stress or truth of anger about all life situations and his movie's there are no other rappers that can do what he did he is Nostrus Rex rap died in 96 period
If you think about all the films Pac starred in, he had a great chemistry with the other stars of the film. Omar Epps, Janet Jackson, Marlon Waynes, Tim Roth and James Belushi etc. all had real chemistry that spilled into off set friendships. Pac was definitely a wild dude and an extremely complex man, and made a lot of mistakes, but I really do respect how seriously he took the acting craft. I do believe that if he would've never been shot in Vegas, he would have eventually moved on from rap and his career would have went to another level in multiple lanes.
@@CountryBoyTroy- Yea I remember that. Janet was on some weird stuff lol She had a man at the time though, which was the Hispanic dude who played in the mail delivery scene where him, Pac and Joe Torry were clowning each other.
Pac Man long live the Don ❤ after u said it all 27yrs later u still feel like u here with us. All this fake friends liars busters 2pac lives on also much respect to prodigy mobb deep p his a real one too. Rip p rip 2pac love
Tupac and Jim almost fought....PAC was late to a recording and Jim got on his ass....they laughed and became on set pals...even jamm down in a session once
Man it's sad 2pac died before they finished filming he was getting ready 2 leave death row an focused more on acting Jim was his perfect running mate 2 I wish he would off made it out an survive i think the world an hip hop game would be such a better place with him around an Helping guide the up an coming younger rappers 2 avoid what he went threw
Tupac and Jim Belushi energy fit and compliment each other... What's crazy is Jim Belushi birthday is June 15th and Tupac's is June 16th so you have that Gemini ♊ connection between the two...This was Tupac showing us that it doesn't matter who he's around he going to enlightened people around him with his words and understanding of life...Jim Belushi you can tell loved the energy that Tupac gave off and was just a genuine guy that so happened to co star with a Young Legend who was about to die 2 weeks later 09/13/1996 after they finished filming 08/30/1996
So weird... Tupac was the coolest and hottest thing among teenagers in 1996... He was Eminem before Eminem... And Belushi couldn't have been further away from that, because he had his best times behind him... Yet they found together.
They said forget Jim and asked Tupac the main questions . This man could steal anybody shine no matter who he was next too. Probably would’ve took Michael Jackson
Him and Jim were on a level with each other not like today with all this race baiting bollocks which people are falling for by the democrats and BLM sadly. Rip Pac the realist.
Fucking breaks my heart he was murdered and all because the Judas Suge Knight wanted to keep his unreleased tracks and not pay outstanding royalties...
@@WattsUpTez10mm True. Has nothing to do with Suge Knight wanting to keep his unreleased tracks. Pac jumped a gang member and they ended up retaliating, simple as. It's honestly not that far-fetched.
@Ashton Kusher Well obviously you’re slow because he isn’t from the Bay. His career started in the Bay, The Bay claims him but he’s not a Bay native. He from the East Coast. Who you think MC New York is? MOB was Piru all day , all night at Death Row. Tupac represented to the fullest. You can’t participate in jumps in if your not MOB. Hammer was reppin too and he actually is from Oakland born n raised.
I think it's more of the Marlon Wayans take on it. He said EVERY one of the different sides of Pac that got exposed was actually HIM..Unlike most ppl pac expressed EVERY aspect of his personality
@@okeefebunn5272 when I meant thug life persona I meant as far as the music it was really to sell records when it comes to the music side I know he was a wild guy before death row
