Jimmy Iovine: Tupac Couldn't Stop Where He Was Headed
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- čas přidán 23. 06. 2017
- At the "Defiant Ones" red carpet premiere, Jimmy Iovine describes Tupac's unreal rise and the vices that plagued the rapper.
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Interscope owed PAC that money from the first album, suge just pressed jimmy out about it and they gave it to him for bail money through Death Row
Tupac Shakur had the no.1 album in the country Me Against the World.and his record label couldn't bail him out.interscope let down Tupac Shakur.
Exactly thats what i was thinking.
Instead let suge sign him a subsidiary of inter scope
notice this guy now owns everything Tupac if u wanna find the killer follow the money PACs career was supposed to end with that rape case when that didn't work they knew he was a hot head and would take the bait in Vegas used Orlando as a pawn and finished Tupac off if u pay attention they did the same to Michael Jackson they knew he didn't have much of a childhood so he tried to give kids the childhood he never had and they used that against him and when they couldn't destroy his career they killed him if u stay woke u can see through all the bullshit but the problem is most live life sleep it's time to wake up
Facts bro
a white man talking about a black man he helped take down on a “black entertainment television” 😂😂😂😂
TUPAC SHAKUR was due to get his 1st royalty check from the debut ("ALL EYES ON ME") CD "October 1st ,1996!"
Where’d you get this from
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@@Cptking235it’s fax
If you listen closely & if you read TUPAC'S lyrics you will know that Tupac Shakur did not like Jimmy Iovine one bit as well as ( TED FIELDS) & ( David Kenner) .
You can hear him in interviews expressing frustration with interscope. I think he and Ted Fields were a little bit closer since him and his daughter are the reason he was signed. But he did not like Interscope for sure. They left him for dead in prison
He looks clueless with the Tupac question.
Also nervous, i think he wasnt expecting that question
don’t defend a SAssaulter
Jimmy, Dre, Reggie Wright SR & JR setup the hit on 2Pac & Suge.
💯these satanic wizards set them up. We should retaliate for what they did to our hero Tupac Shakur RIP
Tupac may have been set up, but As intelligent and talented as he was, the man was an idiot. He didn’t know how to control his emotions and acted as a loose cannon which ultimately is what got him killed. And he’s my top 5 favorite rapper so I’m not hating but it’s true
@@detectivehawk4976 your not hating just ignorant cause you believe he was a hothead and that’s what got him killed cause you think it was Orlando lmao. Goes wha deeper then that. So being hotheaded was the reason
Now thats a thought.
Yep!
Interscope had a $500,000,000.00 million dollar life insurance policy on TUPAC SHAKUR!
How u know
lol these people hated Pac
Really? Because if you go watch Tupac's jail interview he clearly says that his record label had his back the entire time he was in jail and he said they were really supportive. Also Interscope fronted Suge the money to bail him out but nice try bud.
All white people hated Pac for what he stood for
David Kenner and George Kelesis Hated Suge and Pac they weren’t Gangsters
Those Jews running death row were the Real Gangsters
i agree
"THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE!" The Difference between the truth and a lie is the truth always remain the same and a lie never remains the same and always changes within RIP TUPAC SHAKUR AND THE OTHER 26 , MURDERS INVOLVED AFTER TUPACS ASSASSINATION SEPTEMBER 6 , 1996. LAS VEGAS.
You mean like how everytime snoop talks about Tupac, his stories change 😂😂
Please don't ask this snake about 2pac.
so why you didn't get 2pac out of jail then everything could have been avoided if you would have bailed him out he was your top artist he had the number one album with me against the world you turned your back on him when he saved Interscope big time it would not be no Interscope if it wasn't for Pac or it wouldn't be running till this day if it wasn't for pac
Valentino Griffiths Interscope was not allowed to Bail PAC out of Jail.... by time Warner because there was high pressure on them to lock Tupac as the media and the politicians were criticizing gangsta Rap.....In The end Actually Interscope Bailed PAC Out Through Death Row....Interscope gave the money to Bail PAC out
suge kngiht cant defend his self from that statment
Valentino Griffiths watch the defiant ones.. he explains it all
Valentin Outlaw
Jimmy Iovine and INTERSCOPE didn't have the money or legal power to bail Tupac out because the parent company wouldn't give them the permission or money. Tupac's 3rd album wasn't out yet so he was in debt to the label already for the advance money they paid to get the ME AGAINST THE WORLD album made. The ME AGAINST THE WORLD album came out in March of 1995 and they got the judge to approve him for bail in May of 1995. Getting bailed out for appeal of a conviction is harder, takes longer and is more expensive than an innocent person posting bail. He was a Convicted Sex Offender. Tupac got me in the door to work with label as soon as he signed in 1991 and I've been working with them ever since. The companies had been helping Tupac with his numerous legal battles since his first album and that album didn't make Tupac any money and his second album did a little better but he still didn't have enough money to live right because he had more than 20 court cases and was sued in civil court several times because he got in trouble too much. Tupac was in trouble for four years straight all across the nation and it was messing up business relationships and money for everyone. Tupac's music was already under fire and being protested, even blamed for inspiring the killer of a police officer. Tupac became a liability instead of an asset to all people involved including himself. When Tupac was convicted of sexual abuse, which in business is worse than murder, it was the last straw and the parent company couldn't/wouldn't take the risk anymore. Jimmy, Tom Whalley, and Suge were his only support and they pleaded with the company to advance Suge and Tupac the money for bail. That money was a LOAN they didn't recoup the ME AGAINST THE WORLD advance money yet. Tupac didn't know that much about the business at that time. It takes at least a year for an artist to get paid good money from sales even if it's PLATINUM. Artists don't get rich from record sales unless you sell more than 5 MILLION albums. Jimmy and INTERSCOPE paid $300,000 DEATH ROW paid $250,000 the remainder was Advanced by the parent company. The proof is on my channel. It's a newspaper article of the bail hearing details and my company memo I got from the label after the judge's ruling in 1995. All of that doesn't matter because it Tupac would have lived after being shot he was going right back to prison on a violation for the fight with Orlando Anderson and the state of New York keeps the $1.4 MILLION in bail money. So the TIME WARMER we right about it being too much of a risk paying his bail. If you don't know the Law and Business like we do you won't understand and will start making up false accusations. If Tupac felt he was done wrong him and his mother wouldn't have kept a good business relationship with Jimmy and Tom until the day they died. Years before she died she made Tom the trustee of Tupac's estate and music so his sister would get all of Tupac's money.
Tupac, Dr Dre, the D.O.C., Suge, Snoop, DPG, and the Lady of RAGE saved INTERSCOPE
#1 record In the country while in jail !
C. Delores Tucker
Cynthia Delores Tucker (née Nottage; October 4, 1927 - October 12, 2005) was an American politician and civil rights activist perhaps best known for her participation in the Civil Rights Movement and her stance against gangsta rap music beginning in the early 1990s.[1]
This guy has everything to do with Tupacs death
He definitely profited from his death and knew he would get killed. He was over interscope he hated Pac back then
DAVID E. KENNER = DEATH ROW RECORDS ATTORNEY 1991-2000.
-" David Kenner was admitted to practice in the State of California in 1968 and has devoted the last 4 ½ decades handling literally thousands of State and Federal criminal matters across the country. Whether in pre trial motions, in trial, at appeal, seeking extra ordinary relief, or fighting for prisoner’s rights, Mr. Kenner honed his courtroom skills to a fine edge.
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Mr. Kenner was defense counsel in the first Federal drug king pin case brought in the United States, a host of 848, 846, and 841 cases and a number of money laundering cases including the largest DEA undercover money laundering investigation called “Operation Polar Cap”. Mr. Kenner in that case won a dismissal for his client. Having handled nearly every kind of Federal crime including white collar crimes, weapons charges, Federal homicide cases and CFTC and SEC matters.
Mr. Kenner has also distinguished himself in the representation of every type of State crime, both misdemeanors and felonies. Mr. Kenner’s excellence is well illustrated in his representation of “Snoop Dogg” where he won an acquittal, Robert Geddyes, where his cross examination in pretrial hearings forced the district attorneys office to dismiss their first degree murder charge on the eve of trial, and most recently he and Mr. Greenfield won an acquittal in a case involving twelve counts of attempted murder filed against two members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club in the State of South Dakota.
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Real question is why you didn't bail him outta jail 2. One, why you didn't get him a better defense for that felonious charge that sent him to jail.
So why didnt he bailed him outta jail then?Pac was more potent then deathrow as a solo artist, but he had to ask Suges help cause, even thoug he was n.1 , with me against the world while in jail, Iovine thought he was troublesome
Suge was not smart enough to handle someone like tupac I think tupac knew he was gonna die I think now that tupac was in on his death only person who think he is dead is hiphop suge and a few others jimmmy know he ain't dead but he is
The defiant ones documentary was so fckn biased towards tupacs story.
Yeah i bet this man knows about Tupac death!!🤨
If y'all don't get these white boys off of bet
Interscope loved Tupac. They believed in him and signed him. The root of Tupac's problem started with his affiliation with the NYC gangsters. Although he was repeatedly warned by Biggie, Tyson and his half brother Mopreme, he chose to be friends with Jimmy Henchman and his crew. His sexual assault charge was because of them and Henchman orchestrated the beatdown at Quad which made him vengeful because he was shot. Those two incidences made Tupac very dark and angry and rightfully so. Ask anyone who knew him at that time, once he went to jail he was never the same and ultimately he signed his life away to Death Row 8 months later. 9 months later he was dead...
@@advantagetennisinternation2427interscope set up pac
2Pac died broke. He deserved $500 million
Life is ain't about money. Tupac didn't care about the money.. just giving messages throu his lyrics
Everyone dies broke financially
What