Pac didn't kick Fatal out of the Outlawz though. Maybe I'm wrong but it kind of sounds like Napoleon is implying Pac wasn't cool with Fatal before he passed. If so then why would Fatal and his friends from Montclair attend the MTV Music Awards in New York to support him? The truth is Fatal wasn't hanging with the other Outlawz after Kadafi was murdered.
Fatal crashed PACs car. And PAC disciplinary send him away. That's the story what always been floating around. Fatal went back to NJ, and not long after pac died. Also 2pac told the Outlawz NOT to sign with death row... eventually they did...Fatal , Storm didn't. Another thing that happened was ofcourse , kadafi's death and the involvement of a family member. Kadafi was best friend of fatal and fatal was looking for retaliation..as I'm not mistaken, the shooter turned himself in at a sudden point. Just think again...these cats where young at that time. they needed to make some life changing decisions.
It has nothing to do with fatal not wanting to be around the family member of someone who killed Kadafi, and true Pac didn’t kick him out the outlawz, but fatal wasn’t coming around for a while. He was in jersey when we flew into nyc for the mtv awards, Pac was trying to tell him to come back to La, actually during the MTV awards, Pac gave fatal his rolex watch, and told fatal to go back to jersey pack and come back so we can all fly back to La together, Fatal never returned back to Nyc, he didn’t answer Pac calls or Kadafi calls he disappeared and that was the last time Pac and fatal saw eachother unfortunately
Pretty much everything Pac did (entertainment wise) happened in a 5year time span (9months of that was in prison). The fact that there are still new stories, insights and discussion 25years after his death is incredible!
he was a bit of a snake for a while. kadafis mom aired him out on some of the things he did. i think every outlaw donated money to pac except napolean. but i dunno shes kind of coo coo sometimes as well.
@@3rdGenerationCancer nothing against him personally, but he sounds like a nervous robot when he interviews people. John at least sounds interested, even though he knows the answers already.
This is a gem interview. I love how Nap showed he stayed true to the 2pac and decided not to sell out. Nap is one of the few that did not conform to the norm as most did even back in the golden years of hip-hop until the present.
He did the right thing, Puff was ‘Pac’s murderer. I’m sure that he put the bounty out which lead to Pac beating down Orlando. Not sure if he was genius enough to orchestrate it but it makes sense where Mu was coming from
Napoleon is Tupac’s real homie. Wouldn’t perform with a man that probably paid for the hit on Pac. He wasn’t even thinking about the money. You gotta respect that
Thats real cause lord knows if a check is involved the other outlaws would bend over backwards no matter the politics even though pac put them on an keeps them relevant today they slutted his name out after he died
He’s a fool because Pac would’ve told him to do the show and get his money the same way he said at the mtv awards “we not about to rush these fools we here for business “
I heard LA and Oakland the makaveli songs was bumping all over the streets I can only imagine every car every gang member blasting that shit Cali loved pac
Them 2pac bootleg tapes that came out in 97 , 98 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 We had all the 2pac bootlegs down here in Tampa ..That’s why we thought he was still alive because them unreleased pac albums was hittin the streets like crack back then.
@@makaveli-outlawimmortal785 fatal did a interview. Its online they show the pictures while he's talking. Its one of his last interviews. He got a bandana on his head. Black.
I noticed Napoleon was stuttering here. He didn't wanna lie so he had to be careful how he worded it. But Fatal was at the MTV Awards and if him and pac didn't squash it he wouldn't have been sitting in back of him or with him.
I disagree with his take on Fatal’s relationship with Pac at the end. He had Fatal with a Death Row chain sitting directly next to him at the VMAs. And entrusted him and his soldiers to hold him down when he was in NY.
I woulda done the same as you. Meaning, you did what a real friend would do knowing the things most the world doesn’t understand about sean combs. Respect Mutah
@Mr. Nemesis remember who he beefed with without backing down, remember what happened to the the people he beefed with Also remember where he lives right now. Put all that together, do you honestly still think he’s a coward?
Salute to you Mutah Beale, you’re a loyal friend! Great detail, and you also give great interviews with Art of Dialogue. Much love and peace to you good brother 💪🏽🙏🏽💯
This is dope. I think the event was actually to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of MTV and part of the event it included a tribute to Biggie and 2Pac. Treach from Naughty By Nature ended up being the one to represent in tribute to 2Pac during the live taping/airing.
@@cornellblevins1778 No, nothing went down prior to that. This went down in like 2001. It's a damn shame that I remember this without having to go to Google this. I think I still have that show recorded somewhere on VHS. I remember hearing about that incident many years ago.
I love this outlaw y’all raised me bro. I’m lost without you guys and 2pac. Almost like a fatherless child. Rest In Peace Tupac fatal Kadafi miss y’all a great time in Rap thug in peace 🪦👑
When you snatched the mic you birthed air back in pac and that’s all we wanted ……and personally it was worth it business wise I feel the lawz was black balled but they was gonna black ball The Outlawz from the jump and that’s the whole much respect THUGLIFE………Ain’t going out like dat😏🖕🏿
MU is that dude man! Loyal all the way around to his people all the way to his craft...you absolutely have to respect that. When you are a man that lives loyal and truthful and witnessed some of the worse shit life could offer its only then you will know how to live with peace.✌🏽
Mu the realest out dem outlawz i feel the same way you with me or against me ain't no peace treaty if blood spilled pac must been proud of MU for not taking the stage with puff
I don't expect Muh to remember all the details as its been 25 yrs. But Fatal had destroyed Pac's car and Pac sent him to Jersey. Fatal had also brought a gun to the House of Blues concert and got arrested and not allowed in the venue which was the real introduction of Young Noble as he rapped all of Fatals verses that night. Fatal was also facing trial in Jersey which was another reason for his departure from LA. Fatal was very cool with Pac til he passed away. Fatal was at the MTV awards sitting right behind Pac and Suge next to LL Cool J. Obviously Fatal called his homies to have Pac's back when they were in NYC that night. A lot of people tend to forget but Fatal was the oldest of the Outlawz and closer in age to Pac than the rest of group. Also Fatal had the type of personality where he did what he wanted. He knew Pac was the general but I always felt Fatal was second in command like the lieutenant of the group eventhough Yak was the Prince and. the protege of the group. Yaki for obvious reasons was favoured by Pac but all of us Pac fans know, that Fatal was the best in the group (after Pac of course). I remember Fatal saying he was upset that the Outlawz went and signed with Death Row bc that was against Pac's wishes. Fatal was the only one that was able to hold it down as a solo artist (back then). Maybe Fatal felt like he he didn't need them. He released a solo album then he got signed to rap-A-Lot and recorded an entire album, he was even signed to Murder Inc for a short while.
Pac didn't kick Fatal out of the Outlawz though. Maybe I'm wrong but it kind of sounds like Napoleon is implying Pac wasn't cool with Fatal before he passed. If so then why would Fatal and his friends from Montclair attend the MTV Music Awards in New York to support him? The truth is Fatal wasn't hanging with the other Outlawz after Kadafi was murdered.
I'm sure Napoleon can't remember every single detail that happened 24+ years ago.
@@almightytre3730 that's a pretty important detail
Fatal crashed PACs car. And PAC disciplinary send him away. That's the story what always been floating around.
Fatal went back to NJ, and not long after pac died. Also 2pac told the Outlawz NOT to sign with death row... eventually they did...Fatal , Storm didn't. Another thing that happened was ofcourse , kadafi's death and the involvement of a family member. Kadafi was best friend of fatal and fatal was looking for retaliation..as I'm not mistaken, the shooter turned himself in at a sudden point.
Just think again...these cats where young at that time. they needed to make some life changing decisions.
It has nothing to do with fatal not wanting to be around the family member of someone who killed Kadafi, and true Pac didn’t kick him out the outlawz, but fatal wasn’t coming around for a while. He was in jersey when we flew into nyc for the mtv awards, Pac was trying to tell him to come back to La, actually during the MTV awards, Pac gave fatal his rolex watch, and told fatal to go back to jersey pack and come back so we can all fly back to La together, Fatal never returned back to Nyc, he didn’t answer Pac calls or Kadafi calls he disappeared and that was the last time Pac and fatal saw eachother unfortunately
@@MutahBealeTV did Fatal ever tell y'all why he didn't want to come back to Cali to rap.. I know he was fighting some cases
Right or wrong, one of Pac’s truest and most loyal friends! Brilliant! Cheers mates!!
U Can Be Touched" one of the best 2pac and outlawz track it's deep as hell and relatable.
My favorite song
Hands down one of the best
2pac wrote and rapped the 1st verse on the original where napolean rapped on it on the still I rise album
Pretty much everything Pac did (entertainment wise) happened in a 5year time span (9months of that was in prison). The fact that there are still new stories, insights and discussion 25years after his death is incredible!
Dont forget the unheard and original versions of some songs that wont be running dry anytime soon.
Napoleon’s loyalty is so pure. 🙌🏼
he learned from pac loyalty was everything an itz what got pac killed his loyalty to death row an suge
he was a bit of a snake for a while. kadafis mom aired him out on some of the things he did. i think every outlaw donated money to pac except napolean. but i dunno shes kind of coo coo sometimes as well.
Salute to the interviewer he's asking questions that never been asked before unlike other platforms where they only ask the same 2pac questions
If you did your research they ask him this before. So he asked the same questions
I heard this story hella times lol. Same stories different views lol
Yo my man um my man so yea um my man give me a detailed account my man of the night 2pac got shot my man tell me about that my man
@@3rdGenerationCancer nothing against him personally, but he sounds like a nervous robot when he interviews people. John at least sounds interested, even though he knows the answers already.
This is a gem interview. I love how Nap showed he stayed true to the 2pac and decided not to sell out. Nap is one of the few that did not conform to the norm as most did even back in the golden years of hip-hop until the present.
Please don’t call him
Nap no one calls him tht
@@regidon793 I meant Napoleon. I wouldn’t even call him Napoleon, due to his Muslim identity. I didn’t want to write the full name being lazy.
He did the right thing, Puff was ‘Pac’s murderer. I’m sure that he put the bounty out which lead to Pac beating down Orlando. Not sure if he was genius enough to orchestrate it but it makes sense where Mu was coming from
Napoleon is Tupac’s real homie. Wouldn’t perform with a man that probably paid for the hit on Pac. He wasn’t even thinking about the money. You gotta respect that
FACTS
Thats real cause lord knows if a check is involved the other outlaws would bend over backwards no matter the politics even though pac put them on an keeps them relevant today they slutted his name out after he died
That's a real friend!!
Yup
@@successfuljourney5475 Amen
This dude is the most loyal to PAC. Love too see that
Luv the way he rides for pac..luv ur loyalty
I got nothing but love and respect for Napoleon. He's a true friend to pac..... This man is unique, stay up pimp......💯👊🏾
He did what should have been done! Straight loyalty!
He’s a fool because Pac would’ve told him to do the show and get his money the same way he said at the mtv awards “we not about to rush these fools we here for business “
@@pedrogates3189 English?
@@shunpreek79 I meant to include “Pac” in that first sentence my fault it’s fixed
this guy is as solid as a soup sandwich , all crisis acting frauds
Finally the question I've been waiting for . Mutah was beast 🤣🤣 thank God for deliverance.
This man is a LEGEND in every sense of the word
Absolutely
I heard LA and Oakland the makaveli songs was bumping all over the streets I can only imagine every car every gang member blasting that shit Cali loved pac
Them 2pac bootleg tapes that came out in 97 , 98 was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 We had all the 2pac bootlegs down here in Tampa ..That’s why we thought he was still alive because them unreleased pac albums was hittin the streets like crack back then.
Makaveli 7 was my favorite
True I think I got mine from MM DJ or roc rod
@@kenmarshall272 The dats that they leaked from were made 12/97. They didn't leak until 98.
Yepppppp, I’m in Louisiana and my brother lived in St. Pete and would send em to me. Man I dubbed them shits so many time and came up!😂😂😂
@@kenmarshall272 got mines from bass style 💯
Funny title lol
Diddy was so appauled by having his mic snatched, he moved to Europe
Mu was riding for Pac that def got them blackballed lmaooo
Mu was riding on pacs lap next to danny boy lmaoo
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 you rode on your dad’s lap even when you were older
@@saintlouis1087 yours wasnt strong enough to keep you on yours 😜
This is one of my Favorites right here My Man I'm happy for you and all the Outlawz Much Love guys Much Love!!!
Fatal was there at the mtv awards. There is a picture of him sitting in the seats online. Sep 4th. He has a bandana on his head.
Bruh what do you type in to locate that photo?
Pac and fatal squashed it by then
Yup sitting right by or in front of Pac, LL Cool j sitting directly behind Pac
@@makaveli-outlawimmortal785 fatal did a interview. Its online they show the pictures while he's talking. Its one of his last interviews. He got a bandana on his head. Black.
I noticed Napoleon was stuttering here. He didn't wanna lie so he had to be careful how he worded it. But Fatal was at the MTV Awards and if him and pac didn't squash it he wouldn't have been sitting in back of him or with him.
Shout out to Bomb1st for the great interviews
Keep the channel growing
I disagree with his take on Fatal’s relationship with Pac at the end.
He had Fatal with a Death Row chain sitting directly next to him at the VMAs. And entrusted him and his soldiers to hold him down when he was in NY.
Its just too bad he didnt grip the mike in a live show. We love you Mu
I woulda done the same as you. Meaning, you did what a real friend would do knowing the things most the world doesn’t understand about sean combs.
Respect Mutah
He stood his ground for 2pac, he didn't sell his soul to the devil for money and fame. 💯💯💯
Man i already know Pac is watching him and he is sooo proud!Napoleon is the realest! Mad respect to him! 🙏
Good interview as usual moo…..but that’s probably the biggest Pocket I seen on a shirt tho😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Finally new question´s to Mu! i was waiting for that u can b touched! my fav song man
Puffy a coward 😂, respect to Napoleon
What makes him a coward?
@Mr. Nemesis remember who he beefed with without backing down, remember what happened to the the people he beefed with
Also remember where he lives right now.
Put all that together, do you honestly still think he’s a coward?
@Mr. Nemesis 😅
@@josephkanu2778Yes, because he made another's do the dirty work for him.
@@elegantvoid He’s a boss not a worker
Why you do that playboy?🤣
😂🤣😂🤣
Salute to you Mutah Beale, you’re a loyal friend! Great detail, and you also give great interviews with Art of Dialogue. Much love and peace to you good brother 💪🏽🙏🏽💯
Thumbs up for our color correction! 😂
Great interview good to hear some questions not heard on other platforms (started not to watch it at first but glad I did)
I respect him for being loyal to Pac
IKR. FACTS
Will say that also,very loyal and you have to respect that,but he is still living in the past
To loyal
💯
Nah, he just being suspect on pacs feminine behalf lol
This is dope. I think the event was actually to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of MTV and part of the event it included a tribute to Biggie and 2Pac. Treach from Naughty By Nature ended up being the one to represent in tribute to 2Pac during the live taping/airing.
@@cornellblevins1778 No, nothing went down prior to that. This went down in like 2001. It's a damn shame that I remember this without having to go to Google this. I think I still have that show recorded somewhere on VHS. I remember hearing about that incident many years ago.
The hip hop medley with salt n pepa puff buster at the end they play California love this one ???
@@Boo-yaa86 Exactly
That's a big ass big pocket on that shirt
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂 hell yeah
Napoleon’s a real man with real morals and principles 🤲❤️💯👊🏼
I like how he laughs or chuckles. Most of times, it is when he has made a good point .
Napoleon, Fatal, and Kadafi was the real ones
Napoleon I love his stories when he do interviews it's all classics n positive at the same time
Hussein fatal was the best outlaw. Rip makavelli the don
True Homie of Tupac right here.
Damn this dude was wild but he was also young though 😂
I love this outlaw y’all raised me bro. I’m lost without you guys and 2pac. Almost like a fatherless child. Rest In Peace Tupac fatal Kadafi miss y’all a great time in Rap thug in peace 🪦👑
This guy.
True friendship never dies. Support to Napoleon.
Damn it's been years and still the same questions,it's time to let these stories rest with the men who sadly passed.
My Maaaaaan a real G ❤❤ a real man ...thanks G
Cues 2pac & outlaws “We going all out!!”
A real friend
I bought the CD 💿 when it came out! FATAL In The Line Of Fire!!!💯💯💯
Still love that Still I Rise Album..
Napoleon is a real one. I always enjoy his interviews. Good bless this guy.
The singer from the dove shack had that voice mane
Bo Roc
Mutah one of the realest outlawz
FACTS great video
Salute mu Napoleon.. All d way from Africa Nigeria. Respect we luv u.
Realest of the outlawz
I'm so happy that it did get bootleg because we would have never heard the original versions the way how Pac laid it down with the Real Beats
So thats why puff used to say ,' take that - take that - take that 😆
BIG shout out to Mutah,mad respect for this brother,thank you for always shining that positivity light on PAC.
When you snatched the mic you birthed air back in pac and that’s all we wanted ……and personally it was worth it business wise I feel the lawz was black balled but they was gonna black ball The Outlawz from the jump and that’s the whole much respect THUGLIFE………Ain’t going out like dat😏🖕🏿
They wasn't black balled they wasn't top quality
Loyalty above all laws
Puffy So Scary Talking About Moving To Europe 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Salute Mutah 💯
Solid Friend 💯
Napoleon a REAL 1!!!!
It’s 19:20 over here in Tanzania 🇹🇿...tapping in with bomb 1st
SALUTE✊🏾👊🏾💪🏾
1 ❤️ G🌟...loyalty is rare in today's world..
R.i.p Makaveli Da Don 🙏 2pac
Super cool interview great questions
Napoleon is a real one
Napoleon You Should’ve Had Slapped Tf Outta Queen Puffy!!!! You A Real Loyal Friend
Mutah always been solid
Respect bro...
Snatching the 🎤 wow that's vengeance at it's finest.
Shit take me back to 7th grade. All them pac bootlegs.
real one
MU is that dude man! Loyal all the way around to his people all the way to his craft...you absolutely have to respect that. When you are a man that lives loyal and truthful and witnessed some of the worse shit life could offer its only then you will know how to live with peace.✌🏽
Opting out would had been the better choice you put personal feelings in front of a decision as a collective of your brethren.
This is the best comment ever. Grown man shit
PAC is smiling down on his real homeboy!
Interview Yasmin Fula. She put out a statement a very damning statement about the outlaws.
My nigga OUTLAW FOR LIFE
Puffy has it coming
Wow this man is amazing 🥲 I wish mu was in power of position, Tupac is looking down on him,so proud, he defined loyalty.
Someone give this dude a tissue.
GOOD JOB!!!!!
I 💜 Napoleon so real loyal and authentic
Thanks 4 that back in 2005 I pick up a Makaveli collection 2-12 and was wondering how the hell was that possible, still play them all .
All respect to Napoleon for what he did puff Daddy is a snake 🐍
Now you see why 2pac love mutah
He a rider good homie to pac they don't come like that often
You can't be on stage with someone who contributed to Pac's death, I don't know how the others even considered that at the time. Much props to Mutah.
Hahaha😂😂that’s a story we never heard
My man mu 👍🏾💪🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾
Mu the realest out dem outlawz i feel the same way you with me or against me ain't no peace treaty if blood spilled pac must been proud of MU for not taking the stage with puff
A Real Brother Mad Respect
“Was that us?” - Puffy 1996
that's real💯💯💯💯💯
Glad you snatch it
You did was right what you thought was right dude put a $1,000,00 on PAC so how do they expect for you to feel.
Exactly
I don't expect Muh to remember all the details as its been 25 yrs. But Fatal had destroyed Pac's car and Pac sent him to Jersey. Fatal had also brought a gun to the House of Blues concert and got arrested and not allowed in the venue which was the real introduction of Young Noble as he rapped all of Fatals verses that night. Fatal was also facing trial in Jersey which was another reason for his departure from LA.
Fatal was very cool with Pac til he passed away. Fatal was at the MTV awards sitting right behind Pac and Suge next to LL Cool J. Obviously Fatal called his homies to have Pac's back when they were in NYC that night. A lot of people tend to forget but Fatal was the oldest of the Outlawz and closer in age to Pac than the rest of group. Also Fatal had the type of personality where he did what he wanted. He knew Pac was the general but I always felt Fatal was second in command like the lieutenant of the group eventhough Yak was the Prince and. the protege of the group.
Yaki for obvious reasons was favoured by Pac but all of us Pac fans know, that Fatal was the best in the group (after Pac of course). I remember Fatal saying he was upset that the Outlawz went and signed with Death Row bc that was against Pac's wishes. Fatal was the only one that was able to hold it down as a solo artist (back then). Maybe Fatal felt like he he didn't need them. He released a solo album then he got signed to rap-A-Lot and recorded an entire album, he was even signed to Murder Inc for a short while.
That Fatal solo album hits the soul. Amazing work of art. I hate fake bitches!!!!