MC Eiht On Narrative That 2Pac Started Acting Tough When He Signed With Suge Knight and Death Row.
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- MC Eiht addresses the narrative that Tupac changed once he joined Death Row Records.
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Pac had a rough life and from most accounts he was an emotional/confrontational dude. I think he played the juice character well because that was a part of him.
Yeah Money b said the character he played in juice had elements of his real personality as far as being a live wire.
I’m starting to believe that Tupac was the living embodiment of that character like so many others . His life unfortunately shows us what can happen when we live that life and real actions get real reactions. But we need to unite for real family
@ DaMusicMane Yet, Pac somehow avoided getting arrested before achieving stardom.
@@freddyfrug3940 I know quite a few people including myself that never got arrested *as an adult* but it’s not a good idea to cross me. Everybody that “ain’t the one” isn’t some in and out of jail every weekend type of individual.
But when you are the *STAR* of course you’re easy to come get and arrest
@@DASPRODUCTIONS2012 Good point!
Pac had already embraced being a “rebel” prior to “Juice”; hence “Rebel of the Underground” on “2Pacalypse Now.” Beyond that, those who’re closer to Pac say he had the personality for the character “Bishop” which is what made him perfect for the actual role in “Juice.” So “Bishop” was more like Pac than Pac was like “Bishop.” Note Pac’s level of loyalty and dedication to the Outlaws versus the characters carelessness and disloyalty. Those closer to Pac, like Money B and Mutah (aka Napoleon) support this theory…
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Hating ass east coast mf in the comments above me lmao ^^
But facts I agree with your comment 100%
Yeah, but I think that MC Eiht is saying that, as an actor; as a artist, 2Pac decided that he was like Bishop. Like, maybe he really believed that. Imo, he did.
@@jesusflores2121 You’re not reading to comprehend, but eager to respond.
Eiht following that Hughes brothers narrative. Treach, Money B, Shock G people who were closest to and knew PAC before and after juice said he was always wild even before Bishop.
I agree family
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 Shut your dumb ass up. What you fantasize about should stay in your mind.
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 you sound like you wish you were in the middle of it
Omar Epps told Tupac to chill out
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 yor missing out🤣🤣
Pac was wild before Juice ask his Baltimore niggaz they on here getting interviewed
Afeni said he changed after the cops beat him up 4 jail walking. That was around the same time Juice came out. The different sides of Pac was 1 of the things made him unique to this day imo..
The Juice part definitely made PAC acutely aware of the strength of staying in character. Pac discussed at length of how he learned to hold his eye contact for longer periods of time Tom Cruise also employed the same acting technique. 50 Cent talked about how Bruce Willis would command a room by speaking in an almost inaudible level. These guys are all entertainers and sometimes reality bites them.
I trust what Money B said in his interview! He actually knew that dudes the rest are speculating. In fact his acknowledgment of Pac starts at Juice as he acknowledges in his statement. I get it though ain’t too many other interviews cracking without a good I knew that dude story🤷♂️😩
How do people watch shit and get it so twisted? Listen again. He said he knew Pac. Was around him, toured with him and he believes he changed after Juice. How u got to his knowledge of Pac started with Juice is beyond me.
@@Kwanza2times Pac started touring with Digital Underground and CMW was not on the ticket with Latifah or Naughty! How do people read others comments and assume such ignorance. Notice you didn’t hear that man mention nothing before juice and only therefore after start to talk about the adjustments of a man from third person. Don’t be mad at me cause your brain and ears don’t work at the same speed 🤷♂️😩
@@Kwanza2times He didn't really say Pac changed.More like Bishop magnified what was already there.Tupac came from a family of militant black radicals with a mother addicted to crack.I don't think he needed a movie character to pull from.It's just that Tupac the person & Bishop the character were in many ways a reflection of each other.Twin flames.Behind the scenes, according to people who knew him the most, Shock/Money B etc.etc. Pac was already turned up all the time.Bishop was just the gateway for it to go super saiyan.Like Eiht said.He was like fukk it, i'mma just embrace it even more.I think it's one of those instances where Bishop was just the perfect imprint for Pac & vice versa.I think Tupac enhanced the character & the character accelerated his progression into becoming the "rebel" he was already destined to be.
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 You again😄
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 Lloyd should have told “HIM” to swallow you🤷♂️😩
PACs literally this quote :
Mark Twain once said, “Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.”
The J walking incident and the police brutality, coupled with a jail sentence changed Tupac !!! His own mother said this. So all the trolls and ignorant people, who comment on him being in ballet etc. Yes, he was. As an adolescent. Then his life took a dramatic turn! The kid you see in them videos, isn’t the same man you see on Hit em Up. For obvious fucking reasons !!! The man was a genius and it’s amazing he was even able to accomplish what he did, considering all the mitigating factors.
What I think is Pac got his influences being in Oakland peeping game being around dope dealers, pimps, hustlers, prostitutes and because pac being around that environment especially during that era effected his youth dropping out of high school at 17 to help his family anyway he could. He didn't really have no one else to go to even at time being homeless. But those who were close with him at that time knows pac wasn't no chump he had that personality of speaking out against things he would call out on anyone's bullshit. But the bishop character was something that he closely saw was a rebellious frustrated young man taking things into own hands.
Brotha gotta be tired of answering questions about 2Pac. Dammmm!!
Pac is a REBEL without a pause! He’s too real and many will never understand. He was in jail before his first breath so u can miss me with the BS.
Actually he was Bishop before Juice that's how he got the role cuz he related to that character
The only problem with MC Eiht assessment is that people that were around him before he got a record dealsaid he was wild like that before the movies
He's right. There is a distinct difference between the 2Pac before and after JUICE. Allen Hughes sat next to 2Pac at the first screening of JUICE and said he saw a permanent change in 2Pac from seeming himself on the silver screen as that character.
I've heard ppl say Pac changed around Juice a lot
This shows that Eiht doesn't really know Pac. It seems that Money B is the only person alive that knew him.
Ask Eiht one question and you have a 5 minute clip.
Digital Underground, Treach, Spice, all say he was the same before Juice. This nih don't know Pac. Pac was down with DJ QUIK. Real ones know.
Treach say he was all ways like that before juice.
Another major factor was revenge. Gettting robbed and shot made him angry and with deathrow having his back it gassed him up even more.
And feeling crossed.
He felt crossed and was crossed
@ceeloc he also got into it in the bay area unfortunately . he did make mistakes implicatin dudes on his music reharding quad studio and naming others ...towards the end they had signs if him growing maturing but he was already in the thick of things and the label he was in was already in chaos ,violence bad energy. sad but true
True cee
An in a way you couldn't totally Blane Pac for wanting to take revenge especially when you being mocked by your peers about the incident but totally forgot your contribution to the rap music game prior to all that
PAC was wild. Careless at times. I won’t make any excuses for the homie. The power gave him the juice he needed to elevate his ways
"We was young and we was dumb, but we had heart"
-Tupac, "Runnin"
People who knew Pac before juice say he’s always been a hot head.. The adversities he faced after becoming popular may have triggered him blow up more
Pac was 25, think about that. What was you doing at 25? How much have you accomplished at the age 25? The world couldn't handle another 25 years from the goat makaveli...
Yea the world..u sound lost
@@emorywright6597 Nah your girl lost, and she at my crib, 🤡
Mfs always hate on pac after his death..it’s weird..the greatest
Goat of what?
@@harrellwilliams5010 that was weak
Tupac had one album out before he played in Juice and on of my favorite record is “WE JUST DON’T GIVE A FUCK” BEFORE THE MOVIE… Like Money B said he was like Bishop before the movie that’s why he was good at playing it. On the same record he raps about having a shot out with Police. His 1st album before juice isn’t by no means a party record
Exactly. Even before he met shock and Money B he had heated incidents in Marian county. Niggas act like he just started getting into shit outta nowhere 😂
@@babyjesus1056 yea they be hating… they been tuff but Tupac started ACTING TUFF😒… I’m old enough to remember Pac never gave a fuck and was quick to say it while acting like it
@@bigprob8744 Right, Greatest Actor Of All Times. Got these stans hooked 🤣
@@learner5090 biggie was an even better actor. Can’t be fat and gangster who you fooling he couldn’t catch up to puffy when they was running from death row
Pac was heavily influenced by NWA and Geto Boys
PAC was a Gemini! He repped it to the fullest!
People always talk about how pac changed, like cuh if u get shot and get accused of a rape u didn’t commit u would change too
When he shot juice none of that happened yet
@@karlitosway7474 Like Pac said he didnt have a criminal record until he made a record. Pac was beat up by cops before the movie came out.
@@karlitosway7474 what does that matter? The only time people claimed pac was “acting” like he was a gangsta was literally after he linked up with deathrow but before that he already had plenty of cases fighting for his freedom especially in 1993 when he shot that cop.
No it’s life people get accused of lots of things and a lot of innocent people get shot some get killed ion see them changing they life over a down fall
Exactly! I always thought this. Life will change you
The character Bishop in 'Juice' was not a rebel. Bishop was a pyschopath.
Spice broke it down. Tupac was getting into trouble in the Bay as too . In Marin city
I don’t feel like 2 Pac acted like Bishop at all
Tupac been had his mentality before being in movies and rapping. Everybody wanna speak on him saying he portrayed a image when pac never said he was a gangsta. Pac stood for wats right and rapped bout the struggle and police brutality. When have pac ever said he was tough and untouchable. People be hating on Tupac cuz he still gets talked about and played til this day. Most of these other rappers nobody even listen to them anymore or never did listen to them.
Go watch his interview when he was a teenager. Look at his mannerism. Also, he got “Thug Life” tatted on him, so he was trying to portray the role of a “thug”. Tupac was a talented actor and musician, but he got involved with people he shouldn’t have got involved with.
@Jordan Sharpe Tupac never claimed he was a tough guy , he jus didn't take any shit. Before he was famous in movies and rapping he always had a mentality of being real. Y'all keep forgetting Tupac wasn't calling himself a gangster he wasn't portraying himself a gangster jus cuz he got tattoos doesn't mean anything. That dude had heart and was raised with a revolutionary family. Y'all wanna speak on pac but he did shit these so called gangstas wouldn't even do. Some of these gang members not even real but y'all think they are. All this shit bout Tupac wasn't a gangsta is true, he even said that but not being a gangsta doesn't make u a real nigga. Tupac spoke up to suge and let him Kno he wasn't scared of him but suge had other niggas scared of him especially Snoop Dogg.
@@joshuasutton983 Thug life had a meaning to him, he never said he was a gangsta. Y'all gotta understand anybody can get tattoos doesn't make u real or fake. Pac did shit these fake gangstas wouldn't even do jus like that nigga Snoop Dogg claiming Crip but was scared of them bloods from death row. Pac didn't even claim a gang and they respected him. Dnt get it confused cuz he was in acting school that doesn't mean shit that mean he had talent. Jus cuz a person is smart and has talent doesn't make them a fake ass nigga. I Kno some niggas that's not even from the hood thats bout that life more than some of the so called hood niggas.
Pac spoke on shit a lot of rapper’s were scared to speak on. He was for whoever, who was down for him. Suge just happened to have the means to get him out.
That's jus a former rapper hating cuz pac still gets talked bout and played til this day. Nobody gives a fuck wat MC eight saying he jus mad cuz his career wasn't big as pac and Tupac moved to his city and got hotter than him. Lmao suge signed pac , but wouldn't even sign MC eight and suge and eight both from Compton ain't that some shit. Everybody wanna speak on him after he died but wen he was living everybody was quiet. And they jealous cuz he fucked every female in the industry even his rivals babymamas and wife's.
Lol. Pac didn't act like bishop, if u watched that movie juice n watched pac they were different.
If Pac was troubled, it's because he was too well-rounded and advanced for most people around him. Being awakened can often be a burden because you see what most others don't see, especially in a role of leadership.
You make no sense please go back to sleep
@@jalenaverylloydaveryiisson8862 You want to keep this shit up because I got nothing but time pussy
LMFAO 😂😂💀
@@taytay8283 That nigga thought he was getting deep 😂
Agree, I'm the same
2Pac was actually more into the gangster lifestyle before he went to Deathrow. 2Pac had shootouts with cops, fights with GD's. He got shot 5 times in the studio🎙️ Lobby Etc . 2Pac if he would've left the thug life alone after prison. He would probably be here today as a Music Mogul running things👍🏽 R.I.P. 2PAC The G.O.A.T.🐐
was Mc Eiht around 2pac before Juice to know his mentality changed or he just running with what the media say ( what i’m really trynna say is did they know each other personally or just through the industry )
He said in a interview he knew him since his digital underground days...
@@jay07261986 yeah but I didn’t know if before juice. He was still on digital underground up until his second project
@@jahnoi12o he probably could've elaborated more but it's clear he noticed a change at some point...but I think it was even the general consensus at the time that Pac changed or was corrupted by something at that time....i remember seeing this documentary about gangsta rap and there were fans of the music giving their 2 cents...one fan spoke on Pac n said he was crazy and had a hundred personalities. One 2nd he was conscious n the next 2nd he was ignorant. The doc was in 93...another doc about Pac people that knew him said he changed once he made it big n they was hurt by it...
It's called duality no one is just one way all the time lets be real
“Too all y'all ngas conversating on my life mind ya mf business”- Pac Pacs life Og 🤷🏿♂️
well he knew the nigga so why not
@@datniggaeazye.5968 Pac didn't fw Eiht dude they did 1 song together.They fell out after Mc eiht got beat up at the concert in Milwaukee by them Gds.Its clout atp 🤷🏿♂️
@@aydre3615 they talked after he got of jail so that's not true
@@datniggaeazye.5968 Yeah it is clown mc eiht name wasn't on none of the handwritten tracklists Pac made. Pac was running with Deathrow and working with Quik while Eiht & Quik was still beefing heavy 🤡
@@saucejames2349 they were still cool 🤡 they just weren't around each other like that cause he was at DR but none of the people around Pac ever disputed 8 saying Pac telling him he was bumping We Come Strapped in prison
The same old narrative being pushed by the people who didn't really know Pac like that, or hate his iconic larger than life legacy that keeps on growing. Therefore, anything to chip away at that legacy. Eiht, may be from Compton, but you can tell he's not built to go there like his records. The person that came up with the Pac/bishop angle, struck up a golden narrative for the people inside and outside the biz that hated or were jealous of the attention Pac got. Eiht trying to adjust his VLAD interview responses, he's coming off slightly politically correct, knowing where he's at. lol.
The angle of Pac's content changing from song to song has always been lame to me. He was a human being with emotions first of all. Then, he was a true artist who got inspiration from different situations, whether of his/those around him. No one feels the same way everyday. He just didn't pigeon hole himself as most of the rappers and so called " gangster rappers" back then who was tough on every song mean mugging. Pac expressed himself on every level, and that's why he lapped the rest of you. People saw /heard and could relate to him. Dude, was himself (a human going through it in the spotlight)and everyone trying to analyse him or call him fake.
It was obvious in real time
Exactly!! 💯
It's been stated several times by various people that pac was wild before the bishop character! It's obvious eiht has an issue with pac, always hating on pac in several interviews!! I don't know why art hasn't cut this interview short cause this has been 1 shitty interview! Smh
Facts especially in Marian county
It’s not hating just because you disagree with what he’s saying
@@youngrich123 go & listen to eihts interviews on other platforms & you can tell dude didn't like pax very much! You can tell by how he describes the different situations pac was in. Im calling a spade a spade & I'm calling eiht a pac hater!! It is what it is!!
Pacs level of wild doesnt match the crips
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Again, dudes who never knew him before or after just speculating
he knew Pac though so what's your point
That’s his opinion, can’t fault him for that. However, you ask people who knew Tupac before Juice and they don’t agree. You gotta talk to people who really knew Pac like Money B, like the outlawz, ask Treach, so on and so forth.
Right Treach himself said that role was actually Pac himself in real life…
@@realwithself5159 Yeah Money B was the first to audition for Juice.After reading the script, he said the character Bishop reminded him of Pac.He's the one who told Pac he should audition for the part.It's funny how people run with this narrative.People forget Tuoac came from a family of militant black radicals.He didn't need to fukking character in a movie to make him feel like a rebel.That stuff was already in his DNA/Pedigree.Shock G & Money B said Tupac was wild/crazy before the world knew who he was.Way before Juice.I think it's the reverse.Tupac made Bishop.Bishop didn't make Pac.People are sheep, tho.They love to parrot the same old tired "he say, she say" narratives.Do your own research & form your own opinions about the man.
Jada Pinkett knew him before all of them and that is not how she categorized him.
@@dirtyface-capone7622 we'll said !👏
@@dirtyface-capone7622 He definitely came from a militant background…
As a teen growing up listening to 2 Pac, I always said I like him but he was bipolar :(
I agree, I was a teen in the 1990’s and from what I remember he talked a lot of sh!t and was always in some sh!t. Plus he was a Gemini so u couldn’t tell if he was going or coming 🤷🏽♂️
@@510baysharkantthizzle4 lol
LONG LIVE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME🦅❤🙏🏾
PAC was bishop b4 juice lets keep it Real..Awax this not menace..
How can someones mentality change just because of a movie role? I don’t believe in that
Exactly! How can act being shot 5 times
Believe it. It's a problem especially with method actors. Lloyd Fernandez Avery II who played the shooter in "Boyz 'N the Hood" is a good example. Sometimes the actor's mentatlity can change for the better and other times it's for the worse.
8 be sneak dissing
Michael k Williams always said during his time as " Omar " role in the wire , he went in too deeeep into the character , and it was for him the start of his depression .
It’s a fake narrative they even try to say the same thing about heath leager with the joker role
Peace to Mc eiht
At one point Tupac, Bobby Brown and Mike Tyson was on Mtv news everyday. Long before Death Row.
Naah man… i feel him in EVERYTHING he said.
BUT.
Let’s not disregard his intentions and ambitions.
If you really listen to him in his itws, first of all he’s talking some deep shit.
Second all these things he tried and did for the community and his interest to help us, pushing us to think and read. Educate ourselves. That’s what everybody preachin right now.
Please listen to his ‘’Last Interview’’ til his last words, and recognize his intentions.
He was actin like that for the simple reason that he was one of us.
Pac was only 25. With everything he accomplished from his first album the his last movie, he deserve more than us focusing on how he acted.
What he DID mad him a LEGEND.
Rip to a real nigga man…
Zip it mamaluc
@@FrancodeChicago get yo hatin ass outra here
Pac was never a punk even in Baltimore and nyc he had a pretty rough upbringing don’t let the ballerina shit fool you he come from a very militant family he never had it good till the last years of his life he was still young and in his prime and been thru everything under the sun and felt he truly made it and this was his family and he wasn’t protected like he shoulda been he was fed cake with a razor blade inside
They’re so militant, they have been part of numerous special ops against the us gov. 😂 and other nation states. Tupac was a spy from 1984-1990. He led troops into combat. He’s a hero!
2pac the realest. He represented us all from the compassionate to incompassion in us all
He most definitely didn’t represent me. He Was no where near a role model! Speak for yourself.
Sounds like you don't know what the word realest means
Yeah speak for yourself .. some of us see through the BS ..
Nah.
I don’t see how he can say that. With all due respect, it’s not like 8 or really any celebrities outside of Jada knew him well or for a long time before Juice.
Jada didn't even know him, she knew a baltimore school boy. The pac we know was formed in California.
@@pcangeldust yeah I remember him saying that he got his game from da bay
Money B said Pac was wild before juice…..
2pac said he didn't get a record until he made a record.
Meaning the government was watching him 🤡
@@bigprob8744 no it's called being watched bozo
For the record, 2pac was never a legit thug
@@ashwilson177 I guess you got the hand book on thugism
@@erichawkins7305 that is a man who's paid to troll pac videos he's playing as a woman because he's gay 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It seems So Cal rappers, old and new, always seem to throw subtle shots when talking about Pac. But NorCal rappers have nothing but praise. For instance, Spice-1 (NorCal) always talks about how Pac was whiling. But MC Eiht (So Cal) is hesitant to give Pac his dues and promotes that debunked myth he got wild after Juice. And I'm from Nor Cal, folks here had love for Pac well before his 'All Eyez on Me' mega-stardom.
He learned game from them
Let the man rest boyz gangsta cost him his life he was on top of the world in 96 and should of just walked away and the rest of the security should of handled the situation
Enough already! Leave 2PAC legacy alone.
Ambitious as a rider!!
We are who we are because of the things we’ve been through …….whether you think 2pac was tough or not,that’s not of importance to me.argue with your computer on that one. I care for the impact he had on the world (and esp on black men)while he was here.maybe if he was around shyt’d be different ………maybe rappers wouldn’t be getting killed eating chicken
Mc 8 is right I'm from Baltimore in pac lived up the street from me on Greenmount Avenue when he lived here he was totally different as a matter of fact he got teased alot around here people called him dirty he used to were staples at the bottom of his pants to keep the length up he used to ware other people clothes he used to ware this white boy clothes he went to school with down at the art school on Cathedral Street him in his mom in sister didn't have no gas in electricity in the apartment on Greenmount nigguaz used to run trains on his sister around here, I'm not trying to talk bad about him but his fans in the world don't no his real life went he lived here reason why I'm saying this because y'all cannot believe the media or TV they be lying just like they said that he lived here for 2 years that's not true he went to elementary school here and he went to middle school here and half of high school he wants to Roland Park Elementary School and then he went to Dunbar Middle School then art school downtown in Charles Village but yes he wasn't like this he worked glasses he was like a nerd when he lived here lots of people around here was mad when he did juice and kept that Bishop role that's what got him killed sometimes I'll talk to his best friend his best friend Dana used to always protect him around here Dana is in his videos and pac put Dana in the group thug life but Dana left and came back to Baltimore because he said that those Thug Life n****** could not rap and Dana kept on beating up people for him when he became famous but he been protecting him ever since he was 13 around here Dana used to beatbox while Tupac always rap you will always see them together around here I asked Dana I'm going to go yo why did you teach Tupac about the streets he said that he would not listen to him he was always hardhead but he said that he was not a street dude until it was too late but yes he did keep the bishop role because everybody in Baltimore know that he was not really like this I got pictures of him and Dana as a matter of fact I got pictures of him of him having a fade haircut the reason why he wore a bald head because pac 🔥 his hair when him and down try to put in some perms in the hair back in the days so Tupac has a bald spot in the middle of his head but my man Dana is writing a book about their life as a matter of fact the Tupac made a song about Dana the song called I'm not mad at you this is the person he was talking about his best friend because Dana used to knock out n****** for him ever since they were 13 and when he became famous he still was knocking n****** out for him but then you used to always tell him to chill out but he said he never listen to him but Dana just now got a park named after Tupac around the way around here and he's making Tupac ice cream now a couple ice creams is named after his songs or words the blacker the bird the sweeter the juice but yes he did I have a rough life around here the reason why he left Baltimore because Tupac used to hang around McCabe and old York and cater Avenue you probably heard this on the song called my block where he hollered out cater Avenue at the end of the song so the real reason why he left because McCabe and old York and cater Avenue had beef with all the other streets and Tupac boys was getting killed with five bodies dropping a day you probably seen him on videos talking about his friends died of Baltimore when he was 17 or something when he was young yes so his mother got scared and sent him to California but the last time he visited around here was before he caught that rape charge and people haven't seen him since Dana was trying to reach him but he said that death row was treated him like he was the president not protecting him but he was real busy but yes he did grow up really poor around here which was very sad Dana used to get some clothes all the time and then you used to live with him too when he went to California to do the videos with him he said pac will drop his clothes drawers in the middle of the floor and leave them there pants everything he always left his clothes on the floor all the time no homo no gay s*** but he was just sleeping on the floor and the reason why I'm saying is because again to his fans Stop Believing in TV and this s*** called the media cuz they be lying just like that movie or eyes on me and nothing but a lie sometimes I'll be laughing when I see some people say things about him that they don't really know him just like one lady Channel will not be strolling I see something about Tupac I just laugh one lady said on her Channel said that him and Jada Pinkett both was selling drugs together I started laughing I said Miss why you lying on Tupac you never saw no drugs the drug dealers used to give him clothes now Jada used to sell drugs yes I knew her father he used to be in the streets in the drug program called BBH down South Baltimore rest in peace to my man I never knew Jada but I knew her father but her mother still lives a couple blocks from me she be on TV at that red table but she still lives here in Baltimore
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Tupac said he got his game from Oakland in an interview.
@@jahnoi12o what game he still is it was the same person when he was here in Baltimore I seen one of the Hughes brothers said he slams people out until his Entourage jump down I've seen videos where Mike Geronimo had to protect him inside the tunnel in New York type up it up so he still was the same way the game he was talking about was how the hustle that's the game he was talking about you still was not a StreetWise
@@gregwhyte5153 Pac was fearless, but he was no tough guy when he first got to the Bay. He soaked up game for sure here, but LA was a whole different animal. RIP to the Homie. ✊🏾❤️
Here we go with dis bullshit “Tupac change after juice” 🤦🏾♂️😂😂
I rock with MC Eiht.
Tupac was always wild and crazy
2PAC was tuff from day one 💯
No he wasnt lol
Makaveli Lives On…..
Pac's original "set" was the Black Panters. His "OG's" were people like Mutulu and Geronimo Pratt. Now what set was more with it than the Panthers? So he had that side. In his music he didn't focus on gangbanging. He talked more about militancy, being military minded, fighting oppression, and his response to people violating his code as a man.
So you get these jewels of pride and organizing; but your mother is addicted to drugs, your family is still on welfare, and you're growing up in poverty. So you relate to a lot of the plight of other young men growing up in the street. You throw in the performing arts school to cultivate his artistic/creative side and you get a blend. An intelligent, militant, artistic guy who is comfortable in the streets. Look at the role he played as "Birdie" in "Above the Rim". A true thespian could have done it justice. But I've never seen a pure thespian with limited street experience capture a street guy with that kind of authenticity and character depth. Developing a tough and hard exterior but also broken and emotional because of childhood trauma. He had to know that world to capture it like that.
Tupac was not banging 🙄..he was just pac
i agree , people is getting it mixed up
@@CAdams93 yea.he was rolling with suge and them Because of the contract..he was never initiated or jumped in a gang..he said M.O.B for money over bitches..not piru..real Tupac fans know
@@ShawnNDaHood a lot of people just hatin on 2pac , so they want to call him fake . They just be putting words in 2pac mouth .
Eiht, Really? 😂🤣😂🤣😂
I'm Glad I Know Not, To Listen To You! 😂🤣😂🤣
You, Said That's Your Opinion!😂🤣😂
I Heard From People That Were With 'Pac From The Jump & Not, Just Tourin With 'Pac But, Interacting From Day To Day With 'Pac!💯💯
Vouchin' For Pac!💯💯
Tupac's Day One Homies, That Actually Knew Him Before The Movie Juice Came Out!
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Treach & Vinnie of Naughty By Nature, The Role Bishop Was Meant For Treach But, Treach Said 'Pac Snatched The Script From Him & Told Him "This Is How You, Read It!"
Director of the Movie Juice Overheard & Cast Tupac To Be Bishop!💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Money B of Digital Underground, Vanilla Ice, Spice 1, Ice T, Ice Cube, Eazy E, E-40, Ray Love, Mac Mall, Mac Dre, Too Short, Scarface, Greg Nice of Nice & Smooth, Master P
2Pac Is Bishop, Pac Brought Bishop To Life!
Just Like I Know JESUS Is GOD's SON, JESUS Is The Way, The Truth & The Life No, Man Enters Unto The Father But, By JESUS & I Pray That Everyone Knows & Believes JESUS DIED FOR OUR SINS & GOD RAISED HIM FROM THE DEAD WITH ALL POWER & AUTHORITY OVER LIFE & DEATH!
Gospel Singer Smokie Norful Sings "I Know Too, Much About Him, There's No, Way You, Can Make Me Doubt Him!"
Plus he was a Gemini, been around a lot of Gemini's & seen that split personality!
Come on art I love your ish and what made you the man and a representative of us Tupac fans is the fact you have a voice and you called out these narrative these people make
His job isn't to call out, his job is to let them speak their opinions big bro.
@@youtuberabbithole6002 no his job is to do interview. He should’ve asked if he knew pac before juice and he probably didn’t.
@@jahnoi12o didn't he say he knew Pac from digital underground in a previous clip🤔
That’s the read that I got while it was all happening, he seemed to take on the Bishop character in real life. Just like Bishop, Pac got the “gun” and lost his mind.
Look up Tupac’s life then look up Mc Eiht’s life, no question Tupac was way harder then Mc. Eiht before and after he signed to Death Row, and this is straight facts!!
Exactly Bishop the Madd Rapper was his nickname in the industry b4 death row.
Legend 2PAC has always been an outspoken, brave and fearless.
and his assassination..He was killed for opposing the US government and the music industry.
yes, orlando did, but it was planned that orlando was there that night and everything else...
👑 tupac 👑 real friends money B & a female manager said 👑 tupac 👑 was crazier before juice😂😂 remember before death row 👑 tupac 👑 cuss Jimmy henchmen out then went to the studio with 2 twin glocks ready kill or be killed! 4 gunmen got the drop on him he still didn't cooperate that's insane that's just 1 incident😂😂😂 mc eight capping clout chasing just because you work with someone don't mean you know them😂😂😂😂
The thing about that juice roll was his own people that knew him before that like money b even said that roll bishop was him and sounded like him,but overall u can say Pac was just a outspoken person who stood up for himself,meaning he took no disrespect from anybody and stood his ground..
4 gunmen get the drop on Mc eiht he definitely cooperating doing whatever they ask even sexual act's😂😂 blatant obvious he new of 👑 tupac 👑 but definitely didn't know him😂😂
With the previous clips in mind, I already figured that would be his stance 🤷🏾♀️
Yeah I saw this coming a mile away.
Shock g name him 2 PAC cause PAC had a good side and bad side lol......one side was cool calm and the other side was gangsta crazy 🤣😂💯🎯
The only people that can tell me Pac changed after Juice is people that knew him before Juice, and this nasally studio rapper obviously did not know Pac back then and is clearly talking out his back side.
Listen to pacs early music. It’s ruthless and he held his own. And people need to understand that when you get shot PEOPLE change.
Thanks to clarify for those haters, Pac was a hard n**** before DeathRow and Suge and WE know that ☺️
Anyone calls tupac fake gangster stupid. Pac had a military he would die for those around him and wasn’t afraid to take risk . Even suge says this what he liked about him yes he wasn’t your typical street dude because his purpose and knowledge was bigger than that pac was prime expample of what can happen to a black kid once he influenced to the ghetto lifestyle he had two sides to him and chose the more out going and aggressive side because that made him stand out and connect to the audience he wanted to preach to. These haters just be mad at his success and woman lol
He stared that when he moved to Oakland
I always looked at Tupac as a gimmick. All that acting tough & all that gangsta stuff he was talking wasnt really who he was. He was a studio gangsta
Bay area made him a G and he took that anywhere and everywhere he wanted to
Tupac can't fight,he was not built like that.
He had confidence and a big mouth
Lol I remember that. I was old enough to recognize... dude stayed relevant because he was in the cameras every other day.
Wow. The shock when a celebrity stays relevant in media.
@@utterspace Yea,back then it wasn't common the way Pac was in the media. The constant drama, sagas, etc.
PAC educated more black males than any other rapper RIP legend
*Pac stans might get upset*
Everything in this interview is facts but just remember he used to beat up his momma drug dealer
@Majak Kok nigga he wasn’t no gang member till he did juice stop capping pac was a good dude up until that movie the role played him like the role of the killer of Ricky In boyz n the hood really played Lloyd Avery banks hella bad he was a good dude to as far as I’ve heard off his family talking about him in interviews
@Majak Kok it’s all in that movie even the people you mentioned said he wasn’t gang affiliated but he was like that yeah if you got on his wrong side
@Majak Kok nigga he wasn’t that wild stop the cap if a white man from that time could walk up to pac and say wyo then he ain’t crazy cos most rappers back then hated white people more then they do now learn yo shi gang
@Majak Kok n yeah he killed a cops n shi but killing a fed don’t count as no point or score in the gang community most cop killers get killed theyselfs
bruh its crazy how after ALLLLL the stories of how wild Pac was BEFORE that Juice movie, ppl still wanna act like he got tough after playin Bishop. that character was influenced BY Pac, not the other way around
Facts
I hate when people say stupid shit about ‘pac acting tough after the Juice roll.
Sad some portray Pac as some studio gangsta.. His real homies knew who he was..
MC Eiht=2pac hater
Why didn't anybody tell pac he was born and raised in the east lol that nigga was confused.
It was def Bishop. Check yourself Q!!
Tupac that guy forever..will they be talking about your favorite rapper 20+ years later?
Eiht always keep it 💯
Ask eight about eight not pac he never hung out with pac he wasn’t pac homie
*Let's respect*
2pac been getting into fights since Digital Undergound...Shock G said Tupac was trying to fight the D.J. so that was before the fame
all these people in the comments talking like they knew Pac 😂😂