Tupac / 2Pac - The High School Interview Part 1 - A Reaction
Вставка
- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Part 1 of my reaction to the wise-beyond-his-years Tupac giving an interview as a 17-year-old high-schooler. Cool, calm, and collected.
Please smash the Like and Subscribe! Thank you! ⬆️⬆️
Original video: • TUPAC SHAKUR 1988 HIGH...
FOR LICENSING INQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT HISTORIC FILMS ARCHIVE
(info@historicfilms.com / www.historicfilms.com / 800-249-1940)
We miss you PAC 🙏🏾
You must have a shine to you, if you are having a interview at 17! Shine like a star....
That's the truth!
Wow! Such a baby here too ❤️
Such a special guy he is, and it’s brilliant that you can see the real him.
I can't even imagine being in high school and being so engaging and intelligent on camera. Heck, I couldn't do it now.
Some people are born with old souls...
I believe that
His mom was going through it at this point in fact PAC would drop out of school not too long after this interview
Wow, that makes this interview all the more impressive knowing what he was going through at home. Thanks for the info.
@@ABoomerReacts No problem, my favorite thing about this interview is that despite everything Pac is going through, his mom, the poverty etc you can still see that natural innocence in him that comes with being 17. There's a natural wide eye perspective that's gets hardened and is missing from him as his career gets going and the legal issues compile and the drama gets going. Of course those later interviews have an edge and maturity that make them interesting as well
@@coolnesss16 The optimism that he radiates here gets chipped away after law enforcement tries to bring down yet another intelligent black man with a message and an audience.
He's a living proof showing that a good and really dedicated parental education is key and can create extraordinary people. I hope you'll react to some Afeni Shakur interviews, you'll quickly see why Tupac was so smart and such a reasoned person.
I may do them off-camera. I'm not sure how popular they'd be on here.
@@ABoomerReacts Alright, I understand.
I’d watch that.
I will never lose my childhood delight.
Two to three weeks later after this: pac was homeless. Everybody say he look older right here😂
I would give 10 years of my life to bring Pac back.
That's very selfless of you. I bet if all Pac fans gave an hour of their lives, Pac could live to be 100.
They dont make em like like pac no more😭😭😭😭♥️
@@Sarah-mg2pp Nope. Is there anyone making music today who kind of fills that gap?
@@ABoomerReacts i know!😔
@@ABoomerReacts there might be a few that come close but I don’t know if anyone will ever be at Pacs level. It’s so rare.
He looks seventeen to me.
Imagine telling a 17 year old kid they only had 8 years to live....Sheesh
Ugh. Heartbreaking.
Sheeeshhhhhhhh
did the most out of it
He accomplished so much in those 8 years. Amazing
Yay! Thanks for doing my suggestion. 👍
Of course!
Hey whippersnapper! 🥰🥰Good review i agreed with you about him looking older i always thought back then when i was 15 yrs old that when he was 24/25 he always looked mid 30s to me, he was like an old soul. Way ahead of his time! Love your reviews! Oh! I thought of you yesterday whilst listening to pac i dont know if its on your bucket list to do but could you review the song letter to the president? Thats another good one!😂🥰💙
Thanks, Sarah! Letter to the President is on my list. Part 2 of the interview posts today at 6:30pm PST
@@ABoomerReacts oooooooohhhh!!! Im lookin forward to that! I always get notified when you post so i wont miss it😉jeeezzz your bucket list must be ever growing! We will be calling you a real OG pac expert soon! OG whippersnapper westside!🤣🤣🤣💙
@@Sarah-mg2pp Word.
Can’t wait 😊 for part 2
Sat Oct 9 @ 6:30 PST :)
Very knowledgeable
And he doesn't even hesitate when he answers. I'd have to think about my answer before I spoke.
Check out the 1992 2pac interview he did with Tanya Hart.
Wow, I haven't even heard of that interview. Could you please send me a link to a clean copy?
@@ABoomerReacts here is the link, I enjoy watching your reviews. I love to see people form different cultures try to understand one another. I find it beautiful
ua-cam.com/video/mHRpOd5Ero4/v-deo.html
@@Davecastlez Thanks, Dave! I appreciate that! And thanks for the link!
You can actually hear the interviewer better in this video than any of the other vids i saw
I think the person who requested that I react to this actually sent me a link to the video he liked best.
His mother wasn’t off crack and didn’t reconnect wit pac til the early 90s
Alot of folks were addicted to crack and other substances in Baltimore in the 80's.
This looks around the time he did juice and he stole the show in juice. He was great in gridlocked and above the rim. I with he got the part in menace 2 society and higher learning. He was a great cop in gang related aswell him and Jim belushi really bounced off eachother.
This was years before JUICE. This is around 1988 and he was a Senior in highschool.
Being able to see this interview & his last one with Vibe shows how much the world can change a person. He accomplished so much in such a short span of time.
Fact
You can still hear his New York accent. I always thought it interesting how he switched accents and people don’t really talk about that. No one ever called him fake for doing it. He’s has a really heavy Oakland accent near the end if his life. He was a sponge. He absorbed everything around him. I think taking everything in all the time was probably sensory overload. Part of his problem was noticing stuff most of us are oblivious to. He talks about kids as if he isn’t one as well.
I know, right? He's so ahead of his time that his parents haven't met yet.
Good reaction sir.
You should to react 2pac - interview in jail
Thanks, Cesar! Unfortunately, I watched that interview off-camera when I was doing my rivalry series.
@@ABoomerReacts ok, too you might react to 2pac '' U Can Be Touched '' from the album and the original.
@@cesardelatorre7335 Are the 2 versions really different?
@@ABoomerReacts Yes, the instrumental is different and the verses of pac changed
I think he was living with Leila Steinberg (think that’s her name) here. I think his mum suffered with the addiction most of his young and teenage life.
Yes, I think you are correct.
Lol maybe because of how interviews were conducted back then that's why we complain....
You should check out the interview he did in jail very insightful
Unfortunately, I watched that interview off-camera when I was doing my rivalry series.
@@ABoomerReacts Ah ok, what was your thoughts on it? There's an interview he did in 93' with Chuck Philps that was really great in that Pac really starting to feel the weight of his fame and also just on the brink of coming into his own as an artist. Tons of insight on him and his thought process in 93
@@coolnesss16 I remember thinking that if I was in prison for something I didn't do, I wouldn't be that calm and personable. I've never heard of this Chuck Philips interview. Can you send me a link to a clean copy? Chuck is the LA Times reporter who was propagating lies about the rivalry, right?
@@ABoomerReacts This is the link ua-cam.com/video/KNnBxN979Bo/v-deo.html Unsure about him propagating lies but I know he gave some interesting Pac interviews although if you give Pac the space to speak, it isn't hard get good interview out of Pac
Thanks, Patrick! I appreciate it!
Lill tupac
👍
His father never died, his mother lied to her son, in fact his father still alive, she didn't want his father to come and see him, she's wrong..
She had her reasons.