2Pac Got A Letter From A Mystery Women Warning Him That His Life Was In Danger & To Leave Death Row!
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2021
- Napoleon gives his beliefs on if Tupac was gonna leave death row records and tells story about a mystery women sending Tupac a letter telling him that his life was in danger and gives the meaning behind Tupac's Euthanasia chain.
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#2Pac #Tupac #SugeKnight - Hudba
PAC gotta be smiling down at you bro. Your loyalty is unmatched. Salute!
All the real dudes need friends like Napoleon
@@bigpimping15 no doubt 🤝
nobody is smiling down,,everyone is in their graves sleeping,,until God calls them forth,,,,!!!on that last day!!!
@@murielodette2995 LMAOOOOO whatever bro
@@murielodette2995 ✊🏽🙏🏽!!
“I’m not saying I’m gonna change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world.” - Tupac
you out here leaving quotes in every video sheesh
Nigga stfu with my quotes
@@2pac152 😂
@@2pac152 😂😂😂😂😂
It was that 1 interview that got pac killed......when he said , we got a government that will feed every blsck person In NYC that's poor.......thst was the nail that did it....the police probably wanted him to get killed , and keep starting beefs...he was to big.....he was litterally taking over the planet man
That letter is haunting and prophetic. It’s powerful that Tupac thought enough about it to ask his friends what they thought about it.
It's obvious the individual knew something and was trying to warn him. The funny thing is people want to know wrote this? What does she mean? Just be grateful and get out of dodge. Just do EXACTLY what it says! I remember in a book I read about Tupac saying how Lil Shawn (if I'm correct) was crying hysterically! What's sad is he knew he was being set up but yet still he chose to keep it to himself. I understand people don't want to get involved but there is always a way you can tell them anonymously. Do just like the individual did. She wrote a letter 🤷🏽♀️ It's crazy you have someone trying to tell you and there were people who knew about a past situation and said/did nothing. Actually allowing to get hurt. I prefer letting me know and I then proceed with caution instead of being clueless.
I can listen to 2pac stories all day
Me too shit never gets old and it’s always interesting and I’m constantly learning new info about the late great legend ⚡️⚡️⚡️
Tupac suffered from PTSD after being shot in quad studios in “94”. Tupac had a gift of premonitions, deja-vu, and visions! A lot of his nightmares went into his music.
Nice one man, you're literally the only comment I've seen mention this. I mention it all the time. The flashbacks, the paranoia, the change in personality, the obsession with revenge against those who shot him and all involved, the jumpyness those young fans described, the fight or flight when he see Orlando who to him was with Puffy. Untreated mental illness got Pac killed, not gangbanging.
@@emmashalliker6862 Great comment 👌👊
Spot on
@@emmashalliker6862 Damn.. that's real, you broke that down perfectly.
I am js I got shot in 2009 and I have never been so Spiritually Connected and in tune💥💫and that was just one of my near death experiences🙏
Napoleon's recollection of Pac's life and what happened when he was with him is incredible. This guy's brain 🧠 is amazing and we lucky to have him tell these stories from first hand perspective and facts!
Homie he is only 43 not 90 years old. That is nothing surprising it should be normal for anyone who doesn't do hardcore drugs to remember something 20 years ago if they are 40.
No offense. But, anyone can recollect things from their own life. 🙄
@@MichaelLesesne That’s not true not anyone can do that. I can’t even remember what I had for lunch and dinner last week.
@@20jallow Its like a effect, when someone you knew passes you store that information in your long term storage, and when you think about that person, slowly your memory will come back. especially when given key words or phrases
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 i think he means into such detail and clarity. The interview would ask a question about a scenario and Napoleon was able to recall that memory without hesitation. Not many people can do that.
No matter what y,all say pac is still the GOAT to have set tha record straight at a very young age he's an intellectual mind set nigga..FACT !!!
. Period
Big facts fuck these haters
But what if he made more albums? What makes him the goat??
@@greenman5391 one he stood for something real. He was a intellect at a young age and he always had meaning in his lyrics. You don't see rappers now a days doing what he did. That's why he still the goat
@@bpjreactstv4998 yb,drake,jayz there’s a lot of rappers that did a lot more for the culture
2pac said in a interview back in 92, that he refused to be a "role model" cause he thought it was corny. He said he was young and he drinks, smoke, party, chase women and live life to the fullest. He said it would drive him crazy to maintain this perfect image and when he got caught with all the allegations that he did. People would say " I thought 2pac could do no wrong and he was Mr. Perfect" 2pac was young and lived the typical life of most young black men that be in their 20s and he made mistakes. He was no angel of course. But I respect how he live his life. We're living in the social media era where people act like they're perfect and live these perfect lifestyles lol.
Respect. Thank you. Ppl always pointing fingers but that lifestyle consumes you and you have to be real to yourself and accept who you are.
when you in your 20s you live life like it is no tomorrow... everyday is a holiday mane... in your 20s... you don't realize how you should live or where you should be in life till well after them 20s... cause in your 20s you still a adolescent....
And Tupac also said in the 95 Mtv interview and also in court.. He knew alot people looked up to him and he was trying to be perfect for those who follow him. Why you think he dropped Thuglife and started living The Boss Playa image and always was fighting with the OutLawz not taking shit serious.. because he used to be like them at one point of his career..
@@poeticmindshifttv7568 You just talking shutup
@@poeticmindshifttv7568 ... man what the fuck you talking about he never stopped liking the outlaws... and thuglife was not a image... it was a system he had in place that was being worked through prison systems to make gangbangers, drug dealers and killers live by a code to become better men for the community.... so go study some more on pac before you start typing bullshit mane...
I like listening to Napoleon bc I know I won't hear cursing. I know it will be a respectable conversation.
Shut tf up. If you can’t handle some punk ass curse words you are the weakest link.
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Curse words just show how ignorant a Person truly is.
Fuck
@@Chilinoploopy There's always one
@@corimoon3360 😂😂
I dont give damn how bad you want someone dead, you're not going to have someone dump on a car/w you in it. I never understood how people could believe that.
Facts!! 💯
Yeah the 2pac conspiracy theories ere out of control no other rapper had it this bad 😂 ,that Makaveli album dropped and people said “YEP He’s In Cuba” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Blame that fool frank Alexander he was the one that started that bs rumor
Especially when you are two or three times bigger than the person you want dead. Makes no sense.
Aye nigga when you spin make sure you don’t hit me and we good. 😂😂😂 you speaking facts!
If only pac listened to the signs that were given to him. I’m happy that he made some wonderful memories while he was still alive on earth. His legacy will not be forgotten
He didn't want no help and didn't want to feel vulnerable.
He was a very headstrong person, he wanted to do his own thing and he always did. He lived his life a 100 miles a hour and had a great time living doing so . He lived a relatively short, but very intense life and being cautious wasn't part of it.
Could have worked a regular job and lived a long life if he wanted? Sure, but he didn't want it... He was in a survival mode, playing a gangsta in real life was part of his job and he was aware of the risks.
People need to keep in mind that everyone involved during this Bad Boy vs Death Row era was either YOUNG men or teens. Suge was just 27 when they dropped the “Chronic”. Puff was 25 when “ready to die “dropped. Tupac and Biggie mid 20s when they died. That’s a lot of money and power for young black men and teenagers to handle. 🙏🏾
No Shug is like 6 or 7 years older then Tupac
Very true
@@jojosaylor8996 27 when the Chronic dropped in like 1992 not when Pac came to DR some years later.
@@jojosaylor8996 suge was born in 65, pac in 71 so yes 6 years
Exactly. They were fucking kids man. They were still growing minds
He took the letter seriously enough to read it to others..out of all the fan mail.
Facts 💯
Lol.. One day of 2pac's Life was more epic than some people who lived 100 years!! 🐐
But I'd rather live to be a 100 than die at 27
@@godmade4511
Me too bro. That's why we will never have our name live forever
Makevallie records would’ve been the shit👌🏾💯
This interview gets better and better...
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Agreed Napoleon always knows what he's talking about, it's like it happened yesterday he has a good memory
"The good die young" so they say, but the good shouldn't be murdered.
R.I.P 2Pac as well as Biggie
Only God can judge us
But god is within u
Good? Tupac went out like a devil
The question you gotta ask based on how people lifestyle is who are they serving God or the devil?
Not everyone good dies young dummy.
@@thedarkknight4956 dummy?
What are you 8?
I wasn't expecting this kind of video, this was hella deep.
He explained it in another interview years ago. This info is not somewhat knew. Regarding the letter
@@brishawn8571 FACT
@@brishawn8571 what’s your point in telling me that? this is my first time hearing this so it’s deep to me!
@@calicaldadon9215 I’m letting you know that it wasn’t his first time speaking about it. Don’t try to get technical with me
If it's hella deep it's hella true and this nigga was looking out for Tupac
2pac is number 1, i have heard his songs over and over again and he still the only artist who's music actually moves and touches you unlike any other artist. His music is still relevant today and just as the rose that grew from the concrete, he just keeps blossoming and i am loving his music more and more as the years pass. Everyone still wants a 2pac story no one asking for any one else's story! No one can dethrone the God no matter how much the haters try, we still here and he still alive with us ✊🏽 great interviews art
Kanye had that Effect. But Hollywood Trashed him
Pac would be 51 if he was alive.. How many hits we who don't deserve him would listen to his masterpiece.. Rest well Pac.. The greatest to ever do it
Maybe he was meant to go early
Rip to the 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
He made a timeless mark on the world in only 25 years 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Art, I hope you know how much we appreciate what you've been doing with this channel. Some of the best interviews regarding Pac, ever.
I’m still wondering 9 months 3 album’s, 3 movies, plus shows and 100s of unreleased music is extraordinary for a 25 year old mind.
Man Napoleon made me a big fan just with these interviews. You can tell he's solid as a rock
Tupac is literally a testimony to speaking things into existence, he spoke his death into existence.
That's not necessarily true.
Pac didn't speak his death into existence, he had premonitions & dreams about his Death frequently towards the end of his life. Pac said himself he had the same recurring dream where he was shown his death & he knew how it was going to happen.
Tupac was the reason lgbtq was brought into existence lol 🌈
He definitely felt like he had a short time here on earth
@@wolf7el356 Pac spoke about death regularly and I'm a lifelong fan but I'm not gonna act like he didn't. "Life n Death are in the power of the tongue" you can't talk about death and expect anything different that's just foolish thinking. I loved Pac but truth is truth 💯.
You right I had a grim reaper chain and I felt death more than ever .. got rid of it and bought a Jesus Christ on the cross pendant.. things are changing for me
Pac life was in danger even before he signed to death row, signing to death row just sped up his death
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Facts 💯
Please explain
He was feared by the politicians , the police is crooked, and he moved the people .they were afraid of him and what he could generate
@@angelasantiago4645
This is true my sister
I am so in love with this man after watching all of his interviews. I watched his documentary yesterday and it was really good. I’m going to order his book too!
Pac's influence on the game in 6 short years is and will always be unmatchable!!!!
Napoleon you are a great Soldier ,i always almost have tears in my eyes everytime i hear you speak about Pac,i am sure he is smiling wherever he is when listening to you clarify and narrate his life story..Loyal to the Game🙏🏿.
“My only fear of death is reincarnation”
- Tupac Shakur
Yeah
Tupac, could never be replaced. He was one of a kind in this life time. He always missed, never forgotten. Love ya Tupac.
This interviewers voice sound like he bout to ask Napoleon for Ransom money if he ever wants to see the remaining Outlaws alive again
Plot twist. Napoleon is the one who's been kidnapped. He's in a basement shooting this interview for his freedom
Yup, so he can ask this man a million questions about pac all day everyday
Napoleon shackled to a metal desk
@@ConfessionTvofficial 🤣
🤣🤣🤣 BRUH!
This dude CLEARED up a lot of confusion and lies. Thank you!
Damn that chain is kinda scary, scarier than the letter.. but the letter is also very weird. RIP 2PAC 🙏🏼
But the thing is this... many thought Deathrow mightn't have been a good fit for him... so many or any one could write that.. many felt that way in general.
Napoleon be making sense and his energy is on point 💯💯
I love the interviews. These little gems of history are very much appreciated!! The Art Of Dialogue??? Should be called The Indifferent Soliloquies Of Tupac!!!
I love Napoleon soo much ❤️❤️❤️👏🥰🥰…he’s a loyal friend and he’s honest and sincere…..
Love it that AOD lets napoleon or other interviewees finish talking its refreshing and aint annoying. Gladtv pops in n out like puffy on his artist music videos.
This the dude the truth. He asking all the right questions. Great interview
Great question asking him about the euthanasia chain I think that’s the first time I heard anybody speak about the artistic idea behind it.
Napoleon a real one. You can tell he telling the truth
Napoleon is the type of person you can listen all day
He (Napoleon) has always been my FAVORITE Outlaw next too Yaki Kadafi!!! He always 💯💯 with his 2Pac stories!!! Love listening too his 2pac stories
I love it as far as The Angel Of Death. It's a constant reminder of do you want to do to good or evil. Good prevails...
Ghostface on "rainy dayz" waiting on these royalties takes too long it's like waiting on Babies. That is one thing people forget. Pac was only there like 8- 9 months.
↖️DIVINE!!!!!
@@jonnycatbxny6046 🙌🏾
Peace to the God Ghost
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It's like waiting on babies...
Makaveli records was going to be distributed by suge. They were friends. Stop reaching damn...
Great interview AOD. Much thanks. 👏
One love Brother.Lets keep Pac Memory Alive an let his Soul Rest.
damm thats crazy super deep & pac knew you can tell in his music
Napoleon gives great unbiased interviews
I met Napolean he's a rare guy very honorable I did some underground music with him I was at a club event and at the time ,I was not included in their ViP but napoleon included me and I met the girl from issis a r&b group in the early 2000s.
I also sang in person he encouraged me to keep singing I later did a song with him.He is a real man not just an artist.I didn't get to meet 2pac but he was great rapper and a man who lifts people up. Great interview.
Better then glad videos...thank you!!!
Everyone has a 2pac conspiracy
I used to have conspiracies too lol now I don't really care
Plot twist: that mysterious woman was a time traveler
Fringe.
Sad, he didn't really heed the warning & kept his reckless ways. Aka punching a gang member, thinking all was good from that moment.
I am willing to bet that she was a CI or Government Agent.
Or Jada
@@wnnfrhrw4452 wouldn't doubt it if so.
best interview from years!
Im glad somebody telling the real stories and the truth about Pac and not lyin and hatin like snoop and a lot of the others. Shout out Napoleon for stayin 💯
2pac knew he was going to die that's why he was going so hard. He didn't speak it to existence it was already on his back.
Very well could be true. If he had a higher calling which he seems like he did, death could have been appointed to him as the consequence of answering that call. He had a unique vibe like that.
Pac released all eyes on me in February. He died September it took 9 to 12 months back then to receive royalties
I know every word that comes out of Napoleons mouth is the pure truth and he gives his thoughts on stuff he isnt sure about to the best of his ability. Stand up brother. When you know you know.
Napoleon always keeps it real.
Here come the short clips. I been waiting since Friday AOD this is all u have for me???? 😂
Napoleon was young and had no clue at the time what was really going on and so were the other Outlawz, hence the reason he didn’t tell them what was going on behind the scenes behind closed doors between him and Suge. I believe everything Frank Alexander said because once He started working as Tupac’s bodyguard he saw everything going on even behind the scenes. Suge Was playing Tupac. He may have liked him but he is such a horrible selfish man he was still gonna do wrong by him.
I don't believe that cause death row fell off when Pac died.
Interesting scope
All eyes on me was released 02-13-96 Tupac died 09-13-96. 7 months exactly!!!
The day when Tupac join death row. I was like whoa, I hope he be alright 🙏🏽
Facts 💯
Rest n Paradise Pac!! Legend alive & dead!!
If I Had A Time Machine I’m Saving The Don The Goat🐐💯
Don’t shed a tear nigga I ain’t happy here
Na, it was his time, he lived way to wild and others would have died If he was still alive.
He was to much trouble, others would have died
That would create a butterfly effect in United States everything would be different and alot of rappers would disappear lol
Plzz..you'd be laying all cuddled up next to pac of you went back to do that lol
i 💕 Napoleon he was always my favorite from the Outlawz
The lady who gave pac that letter is jewel
Pac’s side hustle was movies, so he never died broke as some people assumed.
I don't think he died broke but I don't think he had as much as people think he did. Most of the movies he was in were low budget so je wouldn't have seen alot of money. Plus he took care of alot of people. He didn't even own his own publishing. He mom had to go to court and fight for it! Plus why would you start a label under Death Row?! Your splitting the pie with 3 people!!
People just pocket watching
Once u die u broke...everyone dies broke
Broke can mean alot of things to many different people, to me though broke is your bank account is dry and you dont have any options. Pac had more then that, he had plenty of options and opportunities. He was already writing his own movies, which is like producing in the music industry. So he wouldve been set, he had many friends in hollywood. They loved him but going back to people watching his pockets, if anything Biggie was more broke then Pac but either way we cant compare the standards of now to back then; we have to understand that they are legends. They wouldve surpassed all these dudes out now. So, with that being said i think he wouldve been well off. Regardless if Afini had to fight for publishing, he wouldve found a way to make money through movies and someone wouldve helped him just like Suge Knight helped him.
Shakur only pocketed $70,000 for Juice, doe. And that is the lead role. Almost nothing.
you are a legit pac historian
Bless Mutah.
Learned so much more from Napoleon then from any doc. Thank you for these videos!!
"Mercy is for the weak when I speak I scream
Afraid to sleep, I'm havin crazy dreams
Vivid pictures of my enemies, family ties
God to forgive me 'cause it's wrong but I plan to die
Either take me in heaven and understand I was a sheep
Did the best I could, raised in insanity
Or send me to hell 'cause I ain't beggin' for my life
Ain't nuthin' worse than this cursed-ass hopeless life
I'm troublesome"-tupac... Pac told us who had him killed it's obviously someone more powerful in the industry than suge and diddy. "Vivid pictures of my enemies, family ties
God forgive me 'cause it's wrong but I plan to die".....
The angle of death is a cold blooded pendant 🙏🏽🔥
Why not just get a Sphinx?
Same meaning
Better symbol
@@Synchronite true
This napoleon best ever interview
"I TOOK A MINUS & NOW THE HARD TIMES ARE BEHIND US...TURNED INTO A PLUS NOW THEY STUCK LIVING BLINDED" that's a line from pacs song "KRAZY" ...
This shit hella spooky!
Hell yeah.. Nowadays that Letter might have been a DM.. But it's Crazy that fans really had his Home Address to send him shit that's insane in 2021!!
Indeed
This is some deep shit
Mutah! PLEASE start your own podcast and spread your word!
Napoleon always shows he’s loyalty to pac and honours he’s legacy
These are great interviews. I’m not sure if you’ve seen the 20 minute interview that Tupac did with Tabitha Soren for MTV at Venice Beach I believe. In that interview, he talks briefly about how he suffered serious abuse as a child and that he didn’t want to talk about it on camera, but rather write about it in his autobiography so he could ‘’ make money off his pain.’ No one has ever talked about that issue, not even DJ Vlad in his interviews and I wonder if it’s even possible that he suffered sexual abuse. For my Tupac heads, on his song 16 on Deathrow, he claims, “my uncle used to touch me, I never told you that.” I think it would be an awesome and one of a kind interview to do with one of Tupac’s relatives or even the Outlawz to discuss if they knew anything about it. I’ve never seen anyone touch on that subject, and I’ve seen a lot of Tupac interviews/Tupac related interviews. I’m definitely one of his biggest fans!
PAC DID call an audit on Death Row. That’s been verified already. See this is why I really don’t take The Outlawz word too serious when it comes to Tupac and his business with Death Row Records. It was only so much they knew at the time being so young. And PAC and Suge did have issues towards the end and that’s not me saying he was going to leave. But there were issues with him and the company
Yo, Napoleon didn't speak as a fact he does say god knows if that happened and 2Pac if he did call an audit he didn't do it infront of him.
Completely fair statement from Napoleon
Actually Napoleon is right. Because when Pac died it hadn't been a year since his first album came out under Deathrow. Matter of fact Pac owed almost 5 million to death row because of his lavish lifestyle. Pac nor Sure was worried about that. Because Suge was going to take it out from the money Pac was owed in royalties. Pac knew that too. But Pac died before that can happen. Everything after that we don't know. Because Pac estate would deal with that. That would be his mom. Now did Suge do Pac mom dirty. That's a different story. But he didn't do Pac dirty. He paid for all of Pac jewelry. Because BadBoys label was flossing big time and taking Pac style of dressing. He wanted his boy Pac to do the same. Funny thing is. Every expensive designer clothes. I'm not talking about no Jordans or Nike. I'm talking about Versace, Armani etc etc suits. That Pac started wearing. BadBoys copied his style. Even Pac mentioned that. You know that's true because Diddy didn't start wearing expensive suits until Pac did. So Puff was copying Pac clothing style. Suge wanted Pac to floss. Because that would make Deathrow look good. But Suge definitely would take that money back from Pac when his royalties were due. Pac died before they can get to that point. That's why after he died. Suge wanted the money that he put on Pac lifestyle. Most likely Pac estate didn't want that to happen. Because that wasn't stated in the contract. It was word of mouth. But word of mouth means nothing legally when you have a contract. And Pac was dead and can't verify how much he owed. That was between two friends. Pac and Suge. I'm pretty sure Pac would have said yes I owe you this. But his mother didn't know if all the expensive suits and Jewelry Pac wore was from his money. Or Suge fronted him that money to pay him back later. Pac did want to start his label under DRow. Which means Suge would still make money off them.
What is verified is that Biggie wanted to start his own label away from BadBoys. Which means Puffy wouldn't make any money off of any stuff that wasn't coming through BadBoys record.
Stop making sh*t up. There was no audit by Tupac. It was by Tupac's mother and Harry O's ex wife. Damn the trolls and these bots are out in full force for this Napoleon interview.
@@jaywyte7218 It was Yaki mama who did the audit, Yazmin handle most of the legal documents from what I read some years back
@@erickagillette6517 Tupac's mother was the first to sue Deathrow April 11 1997. Those are court documents. You have to have a court order to have a company audited. None of that exists on Tupac's behalf. Now what legal documents did you read again? Also what judge signed the Audit. Just asking maybe you know something I don't.
Respect my dear Brother Salam alikoum reda Algerian live in UK
I fuck with this channel dudes ain't scared to ask the questions we all want to know. He gone get a real answer to he don't want know fluff. I fuck with the art of dialogue
I can listen to him all day!!
Yaki Kadafis mother was looking over 2pacs finances, and there is a video that she details the audit and how she was letting him know about how he should have more than what he was receiving and how a lot of things were not in his name.
Good OG mood changed life for the best and god that's real iam a outlaw just a small town outlaw I I reped that sht since 13 iam 33 now love you guys I grew up banging pac and from first time I heard yea
Yo napoleon I love u my boy don’t know u but nobody’s a pac fan like me on everything ‼️
That mystery woman was Left Eye
It's damn near impossible to find that lady, it was so long ago and I know she'll never reveal herself but I wonder what she knew to send Pac that letter... Also the Euthanasia medallion is the best I've ever seen.
Fax same here
She was a time traveller
@@pcangeldust imagine if she actually was 😳
In a lot of The Art of Dialogue interviews(with Napoleon) he brings up some of the same questions, and issues that have already been addressed. But I guess it can be different if Napoleon is the one addressing it.
This has the feeling of a Glad interview
He was fascinated with death and it came knocking at his door.
Or just maybe throughout his life he sensed that he wouldn't live a long life.
Death will come knocking at your door.... No one has ever escaped it kings, queens , billionaires,everybody. sorry but that was not a very smart comment..
Every soul shall taste death
@@newthought5927 I agree
Fascinated? I don’t that’s the right adjective tbh
It was the angel of death. That whole death thing he just wouldn't let go of it. He knocked on deaths door HEAVY. That card reader was known to be very accurate & folks around DR knew it. Between his actions, his energy he put out &all of the warnings he had about his death.. man oh man
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
nigga the angel of death? he was targeted his entire life by the state. let's stay material and stop this weirdo shit where we dont use context. this ain't a harry potter movie. the people who orchestrated the death of tupac shakur are very real and very much the enemy of the Black liberation movement
which pac was a soldier of. the fbi was watching him up until the moment of his death and lapd infiltrated death row from jump. yes he made mistakes. but a sure sign of federal conspiracy to assassinate somebody is the presence of various narratives, destroyed evidence and unanswered vital questions. this ain't a movie. tupac was removed from hip hop for a reason. look who is alive now and thriving and look who is dead. who is in the grave and who is dancing for european billionaires at "private" parties. wake up africans.
He’d been stalked by the FBI his whole life. Every leader affiliated with any liberation struggle is known to have odd remarks ab the aspect of death. Even MLKs last ever speech was ab the reality of him not seeing a liberated world and he was killed the next day. The state also attempted to kill 2pac at least 5 times before Las Vegas, so it was more so him accepting fate.
Going after reparations for African Americans and taking money out of diddy s bosses pockets had nothing to do with it? U know the same thing happened to pacs father and his friends?
Why do people always try to make 2pac out as the devil like he just did stuff just to do lol? He made mistakes just like the typical young black males does and he was young in his 20s. Even 2pac said in an interview back in 91 or 92. He refused to be a "role model" cause he thought it was corny. He said and quote, he was young and he smokes and he drinks and he chase women and he likes to party and live life. And it would drive him crazy to maintain this perfect image to the media and when he gets caught with all the allegations he was accused of. People will say "Oh I thought 2pac was Mr. Perfect and could do no wrong" he told people in the beginning early in his career. That's why people love 2pac, and knew he wasn't perfect cause he didn't come off as like he was. Like he said on Ambitions As A Ridah song " public my attitude was fuck it, cause motherfuckers love it" 2pac lived the life how he wanted to. He lived the good/and/ugly. Unlike people in today's social media era always try to come off like they're perfect and live this perfect lifestyle lol
The Bible says that your enemies are of your own household. That's truth. Ie experienced it myself. Someone can smile in your face and say they love you, and poison your food, waiting for you to die. They'll even attend your funeral like they know nothing. This is truth. Never say, that something is impossible.
Bro really needa be the one to make pac movie he be speaking facts an ya can tell a wise smart good spirit person
- pac outlaws memories this interviews take us back to 90s , pac with a glock 💀
Suge saved him frm jail. Which he didn’t have to do!
I feel like I'm super early to a big video soon
This must be the best interviewvs about Pac ever. One of his closets allso