2Pac Really Lost His Life Over A Death Row Records Medallion?

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  • @loppowebster402
    @loppowebster402 Рік тому +42

    James: “well say the mob that’s the muthafuckin mob right there”😭😭

  • @MD-mz9rj
    @MD-mz9rj Рік тому +55

    Anyone that really understands the psychological and emotional motivations of an individual that has moved around place to place, city to city, and had to make friends each place and lose those friends each place do to moving again will understand that a person begins to cherish any and all people who he/she perceives as a friend. It is deeper than gangbang shit, and Reggie hit it on the head.

    • @blackknight5339
      @blackknight5339 Рік тому

      Stop it! Millions of people came up worse than Tupac and didn't behave like he did, your taking advice from a cop that never gang banged in his life that was raised in a comfortable home. 🤫

    • @LucidStrike
      @LucidStrike Рік тому +7

      It was also the main theme Pac never deviated from in his music. 'Never Had a Friend Like Me' is illuminating for anyone who doesn't understand why Pac moved the way he did. I just wish they had competent security to snatch him up in that particular instance.

    • @nicstone3141
      @nicstone3141 Рік тому +4

      That is a fact I went to 8 different elementary schools I know that feeling

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Рік тому +2

      ​@@LucidStrikemmmm

    • @phillipbattle5527
      @phillipbattle5527 Рік тому +1

      Good analogy

  • @123FUG33
    @123FUG33 Рік тому +35

    One of my favorite 2pac songs of all time is “Never had a friend like me”. He definitely lived and die by it and something most men do live there life as if they are with their friends or people they care about they will have your back 💯 They not the type to just stand by and watch their friend gets into a fight or jumped.

    • @Professor-Patti
      @Professor-Patti Рік тому +4

      I agree & I understand and align with loyalty in the same way & likewise have met very, very few who maintain the loyalty they talk about having. I do understand, but Pac was doing what no one else was doing or could do. I LOVE Pac, still miss him, still cry that he is gone, but it was NOT his fight.

    • @123FUG33
      @123FUG33 Рік тому +1

      @@Professor-Patti seems like you understand and follow that same mindset so I’m surprised you still say it’s not his fight. While it may not have been his problem or fight personally, it was his homie problem and that’s his friend enemy so he really had no choice but to stand up and fight with them. We all know better than to not be “that guy” in the group that doesn’t stand up and fight for their friends that’s not good especially in their life style.

    • @tymartin2293
      @tymartin2293 Рік тому +5

      ​@@123FUG33that was dumb. Especially with the homies next to him. Pac was the same guy to tell Outlaws, think before reacting and don't be quick fight. Observe the situation. He clearly didn't bc he got caught in the hype of Tyson fight. It was dumb..

    • @Professor-Patti
      @Professor-Patti Рік тому +4

      @@123FUG33 Oh, I understand what you are saying. The reason I am saying it was not his fight that night was that the guys whose fight it was were right there & capable and 20-25 deep to Orlando's 1. Now, if it was just Pac & Suge, then this would be a different story, yet even then Pac was growing and better knowing what happens when he goes and throws down, meaning at that point he went to jail for a couple weeks for the Hughes brother fight, remember his interview outside of the courtroom after he got sentenced for it? I know that is a totally different story, I'm referring to what Pac said he knew he learned at that point. I LOVE Tupac. I have said since '96 that the greatest loss of our generation is Pac & I still believe he is the greatest loss to the world. We need him here now so badly. So please don't think I am disrespecting him in any way & if it was possible to say it to his face I would & gladly listen to his view. I do think the loyalty was a factor, but he was only 25, though he was older, he was still young & he just watched Tyson throw 50 in less than 2 minutes, I think that had a massive effect on him & the situation, too. Feel me?

    • @Professor-Patti
      @Professor-Patti Рік тому +2

      @@tymartin2293 That is what I have always said, too. He had just watched Tyson throw 50 in 1:49 after he walked into the ring to Tupac's song. Had it not been right after the fight, I think Pac would have not charged Orlando. If it was any of the others there, including the ones who kicked him he would not have shot anyone, I think he was pissed it was Pac, maybe not even b/c Pac wasn't affiliated, but b/c I think he lost his musical hero & then it became an ego issue. Orlando was going to say he shot Pac, not that Pac got away with jumpin' him. I may be wrong, but if we could talk to Pac today, I think he would say it was dumb, too. I think he would have said it later that night or the next day had things gone differently. I just keep thinking, too, what was Pac thinking, he knew if he broke his parole he would go back to jail & that was the one thing he didn't want to do.

  • @Steppa94
    @Steppa94 Рік тому +10

    Mob James and Reggie arguing is like Shannon Sharpe & Skip 😂

  • @ZYaKnoe249
    @ZYaKnoe249 Рік тому +11

    Almost thought this was a throwback clip

  • @kcjamdab2155
    @kcjamdab2155 Рік тому +5

    Tupac was just a DOWN DUDE RIP TUPAC

  • @preelenede
    @preelenede Рік тому +10

    Sad what we have become! Picture the symbolization of the taking of the chain and all the killing/ fighting that came after..

  • @bxboro4662
    @bxboro4662 Рік тому +24

    I think it wasn’t a good idea for Pac to take off mainly because he was out on bail and if he didn’t get shot and killed, he would’ve likely went back to prison for that.

    • @Gunn27
      @Gunn27 Рік тому +3

      Sherlock Holmes ova here

    • @quanbrooklynkid7776
      @quanbrooklynkid7776 Рік тому

      Yea

    • @anttemo41
      @anttemo41 Рік тому +2

      But it was Suge responsibility to tell that dude to fall back. He would listen to Suge but not nobody else. Trayvon should have taken his own fade instead of putting Pac in it. Pac basically took his fade a d died behind it.

    • @JesseLD3
      @JesseLD3 Рік тому +1

      He didn't put Pac in it. Pac inserted himself. That was gang business, Pac just wanted to be loyal.

    • @VCthaGOATdunker
      @VCthaGOATdunker Рік тому +2

      @@JesseLD3 He wanted to be a gangster, that's what he wanted. And he found out quickly what he really was.

  • @josephmartinez8166
    @josephmartinez8166 Рік тому +54

    That's a good point by James. If Trey had automatically rushed Orlando instead of going to run and tell the others then Pac wouldn't have done what he did . It's a street code you handle it when you see em.

    • @AP11634
      @AP11634 Рік тому +5

      Pac still was gone die cause him n Suge got spotted first that's how banging works. Only way Pac live if nobody touches Orlando at alll

    • @slip-n-rollboxing1826
      @slip-n-rollboxing1826 Рік тому +2

      Pac still would have jumped in

    • @rando18784
      @rando18784 Рік тому +1

      💯💯💯

    • @LucidStrike
      @LucidStrike Рік тому +3

      ​​@@AP11634Maybe, since arguably the biggest issue at that final moment was lax security. They ain't setup right to protect the bag. They would've had to leave the Cali shit for Cali or show some basic discipline as security otherwise.

    • @rio.escobo
      @rio.escobo Рік тому +1

      @@shhadoethugautonomy8519kading wright sr and i think perez was there too and maybe reginald who sr and reginal was closer to suge by keefe saying reggie jr was probably just used for talkies and to stand there make sure nothing ruin the plans or run into pac crew distracting them , not to defend reggie who playing dumb it seems like didnt already know trevon plan and what they really say to eachother “in person” probably just threats or payements from the wrights and whatever high feds they was and is connected to cause of what happened.

  • @tibway
    @tibway Рік тому +9

    His gesture when James said he don't know about all that! 😅😅

  • @Bugger22
    @Bugger22 Рік тому +8

    Mornin’ brothers! Reg, I definitely lean toward your perspective that Tupac was being loyal to Suge, Tre, Bountry and what constituted Deathrow Records, and its “affiliates.”

  • @jeremyhart3871
    @jeremyhart3871 Рік тому +34

    I finally get it why alot of these rappers dont like 2PAC...he did some of the most gangsta shit ever not tryna be tough that's just who he was all the women wanted him please believe if he was around back then he woulda been fuckin Marilyn Monroe, Dorothy danrange and Beyonce these are facts his loyalty killed him unc was a gangsta for real...I don't know niggas be front on Pac like he wasn't a problem if he told you he was gone punch you in the mouth he did that I don't care it will never be another 2pac niggas ain't got the heart

    • @angelcaballero2329
      @angelcaballero2329 Рік тому +1

      I totally agree with you Jeremy!

    • @bxboro4662
      @bxboro4662 Рік тому +5

      What rappers didn’t like Pac? That’s such a BS narrative. It was all good til that Quad incident, then it became him against the world, no pun!

    • @gamingbytetv665
      @gamingbytetv665 Рік тому

      There's nothing "gangsta" about jumping a known gang member with 5 of your so called homies, subsequently losing your life over it. What's "gangsta" about dying over another man's pride, at 25 years old? I don't understand this ignorant mindset. Only black people have this neanderthal viewpoint. It's fucking pathetic. You should be ashamed that you took the time to shit out this worthless statement.
      He was loyal to a man that didn't give one single fuck about him. A man who was stealing from him for over a year. The same man that not only knew Keefe D, the uncle of the man that shot him, but paid that man's nephew to lie for him on the stand and say he didn't touch him. All this whilst knowing he took the life of his supposed friend. Suge said he wouldn't tell the police if he knew who the killers were(surprise, he knew because he looked over just before it happened and saw Keefe). Not only that, the reason why he wouldn't tell them is because he said and I quote "I don't get paid to solve homicides".
      So knowing all that, what did his loyalty buy him? An early grave? Pathetic.

    • @LucidStrike
      @LucidStrike Рік тому +1

      Wrd. He legit SAID that's what the animosity was about - him being relentlessly real. He entered the game with that shit in his heart.

    • @PeterBagjuice
      @PeterBagjuice Рік тому +2

      @@bxboro4662 Cube, Snoop, damn near the whole east coast, if they ain't straight up hate him they looked at him as a CB4 dude.
      Specially once he got with the Row, plenty cats couldn't stand dude

  • @RebelutionaryMusic
    @RebelutionaryMusic Рік тому +8

    “Death before dishonor, bet I bomb on em 1st” - Tupac
    Pac always let us you know

    • @bigaveblue70thst
      @bigaveblue70thst Рік тому

      Death Before Dishonor Murder Before I Die never hesitate to look a ninja in the eye

  • @JungleFromHempstead-qv7kz
    @JungleFromHempstead-qv7kz Рік тому +9

    1:33 …that’s is a point I have been trying to get across to mfers for yrs now …his loyalty to the man that “bail him out” and held him down when shit was at its worst for PAC …pac was getting into all types of trouble before death row

    • @juzeljames7793
      @juzeljames7793 Рік тому +2

      thug life

    • @gamingbytetv665
      @gamingbytetv665 Рік тому +1

      How the fuck did Suge "hold him down". For a start it was Interscope that paid for the bail, not Suge personally. Jimmy put up the money because he wanted to offload Pac to DR because he was a liability.
      For another thing Suge was stealing from him, even going so far as to charge Nate Dogg's child support to his account. He wasn't the first person he did this to, but he was the most profitable.
      A man who "held him down" with the worst contract I've ever heard of, that was 3 pages long and read more like a memo than a professional recording contract that are typically 10-12 pages long. A contract that was so bad, when Afeni sued DR over unpaid royalties, she had to renegotiate it for a more equitable rate. That new contract again, was negotiated by Interscope, because DR couldn't be bothered to turn up to depositions.
      Thirdly, this man that you say "held him down" paid the man that shot him to lie on the stand and say he didn't touch him. Then said he wouldn't tell the police if he knew who did it "because I don't get paid to solve homicides". Not only did he know who it was, he refused to do anything about it legal or otherwise.
      I'm so sick of this bullshit narrative that Suge has ever in his life, given one single solitary fuck about anyone other than himself.

  • @theenlightenedone9711
    @theenlightenedone9711 Рік тому +22

    Reggie reverse psychology James and got him to finally say the Truth Pac wasn't wrong at all but James always use to say Pac was wrong not mention Pac loyalty was also not for M.O.B but what he believes In If You Got A Problem I Got A Problem...But I still feel my Soldier Alive But That's just me...

    • @blackknight5339
      @blackknight5339 Рік тому +7

      Your leaving in fantasy world the only reason Tupac attacked Orlando is because he saw him walking alone and Pac knew he had the bloods for back up. If you think Pac is so about it why didn't he attack Nas or get back at those who shot him in NY. You didn't think he knew who shot him? 🤷🏾‍♂️

    • @rio.escobo
      @rio.escobo Рік тому

      it had nothing to do with mob as naive and others intentionally being oblivious say like, pac was about caring about was this guy a enemy of mob aye mob lets go get him he was about puffy and possibly big using southside (not caring about the gang) the memebers in it to take deathrow chains as bounties to disrespect himself and suge so it was literally PERSONAL for pac pacs OWN beef not mob or southside or anything GANG RELATED as the FEDS say!

    • @mikelowrey381
      @mikelowrey381 Рік тому

      @@blackknight5339you also living a fantasy Orlando ain’t no supervillain at the same time it’s funny how James keep beating a dead horse but nobody around death row was mafioso minded James need to speak on his brother obviously he’s still hurting

    • @blackknight5339
      @blackknight5339 Рік тому +4

      @@mikelowrey381 who said Orlando is a super villain? Where did that come from? The sad reality is that he's the one that killed Tupac no matter what you call him.

    • @mikelowrey381
      @mikelowrey381 Рік тому

      @@blackknight5339 ok yea Orlando did that it’s let’s talk about the pac and nas and getting back at whoever you said Orlando was by himself so basically nobody is a one man army right? Because Orlando is dead

  • @bull6599
    @bull6599 Рік тому +6

    I wonder what date in July it was. The Tyson Seldon fight was originally scheduled for July 13th 1996, but 9 days before the fight it was postponed and rescheduled due to Tyson contracting viral bronchitis and his doctor not clearing him to fight. Crazy how small shit can alter history.

    • @misterkaywhy55
      @misterkaywhy55 Рік тому +1

      The same shit probably would've happened.

    • @bull6599
      @bull6599 Рік тому +1

      @@misterkaywhy55 Possibly, but if the Tyson fight happens in July like planned and the Lakewood mall fight takes place after that date, that changes a lot.

  • @ZYaKnoe249
    @ZYaKnoe249 Рік тому +24

    I think both things can be true tbh

    • @Professor-Patti
      @Professor-Patti Рік тому +1

      @@3rdGenerationCancer I understand what he is saying, but your comment still made me laugh. Good one.

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Рік тому +1

      ​@@3rdGenerationCancerlol

  • @thepmshow7929
    @thepmshow7929 Рік тому +3

    I love this keep doing this 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥

  • @paulstrathern4309
    @paulstrathern4309 Рік тому +10

    Reggie @ 9:19 'I ain't never lost a fight... a fair one'
    NEVER?! Well either Reggie is REAL good with his hands OR he's REAL good at picking who to throw hands with.

    • @blackknight5339
      @blackknight5339 Рік тому

      Reggie was a LA cop, the cop's themselves acted more corrupted than the gang members they attack people not individually but has a police gang.

    • @EarsTotheStreetsMedia
      @EarsTotheStreetsMedia Рік тому +1

      Bro like 300 pounds he probably just grabbed mfs when they was getting the upper hand

    • @blackknight5339
      @blackknight5339 Рік тому +2

      @@EarsTotheStreetsMedia He grabbed them with his cop buddies he probably never had a confrontation with anyone outside of wearing his gang colors his police uniform.

    • @raidersnationaz7630
      @raidersnationaz7630 Рік тому

      Reggie you ever get down with some kid named marquise in 5th grade at stephen c elementry?

  • @MikeJones-lp5zo
    @MikeJones-lp5zo Рік тому +11

    I think he would have did the same thing for Daz and kurupt,or anybody on the row

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Рік тому

      Definitely

    • @thesupervisor3270
      @thesupervisor3270 Рік тому

      He definitely would have

    • @bluewave3417
      @bluewave3417 Рік тому

      They weren’t even supposed to talk to him supposedly. Tupac wouldn’t have fought for them.

  • @MrMenefee
    @MrMenefee Рік тому +5

    Puff, Orlando and Keefe D all got blood on their hands.

    • @bigaveblue70thst
      @bigaveblue70thst Рік тому

      Pac got himself killed can't blame anyone for him acting like a crash test dummy fool. He thought he was a banger jumped a real killa with 7 other people n paid with his life play stupid games win stupid prizes

  • @universalconquest4447
    @universalconquest4447 Рік тому +3

    I think Tre told the homies and not Pac that's the dude that tried to get his Death Row piece. That being said, REAL alpha males, let alone gangsters, would have taken off on sight without saying anything after seeing a dude that tried to jump and rob you. I rarely agree with Mob James but he 100% right in this case.

  • @hiphopmovieprime7800
    @hiphopmovieprime7800 Рік тому +2

    Much Respect to Reggie for Showing Love and Respect to Pac. Salute King

  • @LashahVideo
    @LashahVideo Рік тому +23

    Based on the conversation, Reggie was on point 100% and phrasing it wrong. Trevon was alerting the Big Homie regarding Baby Lane, and Tupac took off on his own (not knowing what the proper protocol was, and that's what Trevon was doing was telling his Big Homies). Tupac took off on his own, trying to prove himself. As Afeni Shakur said in the Dear Mama Doc, She cringes every time she sees that video of Tupac participating in that beatdown. In her words, "What were you thinking!" Trevon is not to blame for the action that Tupac took. Tupac was not a gang banger; he was not a real Piru, and it got him killed. That's the truth. Many viewers will disagree and make excuses and blame others, but Tupac is to blame for punching Orlando (no one else). And because he was not a real gang member, he (and Suge) did not realize the danger that he put himself in. As a matter of fact, Tupac went back to his Hotel Room and bragged about "Knocking a dude out," not realizing that the dude was a certified G.

    • @glxballabzTV
      @glxballabzTV Рік тому +5

      He wasnt Piru but he was Deathrow and these videos prove there was no real divison between gang and rap politics in the camp. He was stepping up for Deathrow, not Piru. It was a chain, not a rag and the chain didnt symbolizing being a blood

    • @gamingbytetv665
      @gamingbytetv665 Рік тому +2

      ​@@glxballabzTVDeath row was Piru so they're one and the same. When you have a CEO that packs the place with Pirus, wears red, has the offices adorned in red, has a dog named Piru, gets in several deadly altercations with crips over several years, what the fuck does it take before they're viewed as one and the same? Death row was a front for Piru drug money anyway. Whether he viewed it as such is irrelevant to the fact that that is how it would have been perceived.

    • @aperson1726
      @aperson1726 Рік тому +3

      Do you have the video of Afeni talking about the MGM fight ?

    • @LashahVideo
      @LashahVideo Рік тому +1

      @@aperson1726 It was said in the Dear Mama Documentary that's on Hulu. I believe Episode 4 or 5 when they were showing the MGM Fight.

    • @lrodnyc9047
      @lrodnyc9047 Рік тому +2

      ​@@aperson1726it wasn't Afeni...it was Tupac's aunt who said it

  • @AntonioMartinez-sq2gp
    @AntonioMartinez-sq2gp Рік тому +2

    Great interview!

  • @bomaniovo-ub3cr
    @bomaniovo-ub3cr Рік тому +1

    JAMES is the TRUTH PERIOD!!!🤷🏽‍♂️💯🫡🫡🫡

  • @EarsTotheStreetsMedia
    @EarsTotheStreetsMedia Рік тому +2

    Allegedly Trayvon and some other Pirus got into it with some football star that the SSCC was coming to the mall to meet, and the SSCC jumped in on his behalf 🤷🏽‍♂️

  • @kyle6424
    @kyle6424 Рік тому +7

    I don't think Tre was asking permission but Pac took off before anyone could blink by the sounds of it.
    One interesting thing to think about that I never hear anyone mention. If Kadings theory is true about Puffs hit on Pac and Suge (and we know with certainty that the link between SSC and Bad Boy existed), then Pacs days were numbered regardless. How coincidental is it that he jumped a guy from the gang who was going to try kill him at some stage anyway. Who knows, maybe Orlando would have been the trigger man in either scenario. That is wild when you think about it.
    So, in this scenario he "died over a chain" (although I'd say more for what that chain incident represented which was disrespect aligned to the rumour of Bad Boys bounty on the chain), but he would have died over his rap beef ultimately if that theory is correct.
    We know Kefee D was at least willing to try set up Zip to confirm the hit for the Police investigators, so it could be true.

    • @westyraviz
      @westyraviz Рік тому +3

      Let’s be clear, Puff didn’t actively solicit assassins to get rid of Suge and Tupac. Nor did he place a bounty on their head. What transpired is that in general conversations with Keefe and other Crips, Puff flippantly said “these two mothereffers keep hassling me,Lord I so hate those two and will pay anything to get rid of them.” This was just a frustrated man venting. Keefe and the others responded by saying “Sh!t, you don’t have to worry about those n!ggas, you give the word and we’ll take care of them.” That was it. But as our people do, some dumbass started talking sh!t about Puffy having placed a hit on Suge and Pac, when that wasn’t ever the case. And you really believe that if Puff had placed a bounty on Suge and Pac that they wouldn’t have found out about it beforehand? There was plenty of smack and threats of violence from both sides, but Puffy was way too smart and wouldn’t have had the nerve to actively solicit murder. All this being said, Keefe D is the one to blame for Tupac’s death as he was the boss, and nobody would have fired into Suge’s car if Keefe D hadn’t given the ok. And you all keep laughing at and with Keefe. This is a man who had known Suge since childhood, and yes they were in rival gangs, but still he had no problem having his nephew or whoever shoot at Tupac and Suge to kill them.

    • @kyle6424
      @kyle6424 Рік тому +4

      @@westyraviz well, to be more clear, no one really knows whether Puffy did or did not "actively" solicit their murder. I agree with you in that, it could have been a simple venting of frustration to the wrong people, if you take the lower end of the theory. I'm not saying it's beyond doubt, but Kefee knew the consequences of lying to the cops in his proffer deal and went to NY to try to get evidence of that (specific or loose) arrangement. But your argument doesn't negate the fact that whether Puff was serious or not, the crips believed it was a credible avenue to get money and had from that point some intention that if the opportunity arose they may cash in on that loose arrangement which they obviously did. Zip of course was in Vegas and according to Kefees testimony at that time, supplied the firearm. Now Kefee is of course a liar and an unreliable person but I put more stock in what he told the cops at the time to save himself vs the tales he spins now to save his reputation and street credibility.
      My point is, the potential murder for hire was in the air with that offer from Puff (specifically or loosely solicited) and it put Pac in danger beyond the scope of the incident in Vegas having ever occurred. I think that's a logical conclusion. There is a reason Puff hasn't sued Kading or anyone else for these claims. He doesn't want to be deposed on his links to SSC or Zip. So, yes that's pretty smart, but both links are a matter of historical record and irrefutable.

    • @westyraviz
      @westyraviz Рік тому +1

      @@kyle6424 No way Puffy would sue and give legs to what essentially were rumors, innuendo, and speculation. Billionaires and multimillionaires have more to lose by responding. I personally don’t subscribe to the notion that collecting a purported bounty was partly a reason Tupac’s shooting occurred. It’s never actually been proven that any money exchanged hands. We hear one story here and another story there about a check (seriously? I’d place a hit on someone and pay with a check-even if it’s disguised as payment for something else!?). I see Puffy as a victim in all of this. The origins of his conflict with Suge was Suge attempting to press, strong arm, and bully him. All Puffy wanted to do was make music. He was no gangster, thug, gangbanger, nothing hard. But to survive, especially when in the west coast, he had to hire muscle. Suge definitely wanted to kill Puff though. I’m not sure about Tupac (wanting to physically harm Puff). But I know that those videos he made depicting Puff and Big were filled with hatred and threats of murder. I like Tupac, and I wish matters didn’t devolve to the point where active gang members and gangbangers got intimately associated with entertainers. But Death Row Records was a cesspool of gang activity. Dre split. Even Snoop had to fly in the back of a plane with a knife and fork for protection! I’ve never heard it anywhere that artists on a label were frightful that their own label head and label mates would kill them. Puffy keeps receiving a bad rap because he’s a survivor. Do his critics ever consider that he’s survived and thrived because he’s handled matters the correct way and shied away from confrontation?

  • @anthonyjones634
    @anthonyjones634 Рік тому +3

    I watched an interview on UA-cam a couple years ago with this female interviewing one of the crips who was with Orlando at the mall. He said Trayvon and his homies pushed up on one of their homies first. It was over a female. Orlando and his crew happened to make it up there at the right time to fight off Trayvon and his homies. This is when the chain snatching occurred. I got to find that video.

  • @its_rick_james_bich2575
    @its_rick_james_bich2575 Рік тому +7

    “Violence exhausts the mind and leaves it withered and sterile”
    Trevon Lane - quote from his upcoming autobiography - titled “the reasons I always duck a fade”

    • @33GLOCK
      @33GLOCK Рік тому

      ​@@kevinjameshannant1750😹😹😹😹

  • @unclemurdablackandyellow5481
    @unclemurdablackandyellow5481 Рік тому +4

    I don't know why this type of shit surprise ppl that was around pac or followed dude career. He took 5 bullets for not wanting to give up his jewels in NYC. Dude is loyal as fuck if he rolling with u. He said this thug life shit will be the death of him. Pac knew the way he was living would get him clipped. In troublesome 96 he said " God 4give me cause I'm wrong, but I plan 2 die". He predicted his life to a T. Rest easy Makaveli

    • @c.manorboy
      @c.manorboy Рік тому

      U said some shit just then💯

  • @MusicHeadliner
    @MusicHeadliner Рік тому +4

    I respect MOB JAMES for being an authentic banger and telling the Truth that Pac and Suge and Diddy should have focused on their money not even involving gangs in their business. ITs some ruthless unaffiliated security and riders out here they all could have used for protection and action. I dont like MOB JAMES views on Pac but I respect this particular subject

    • @gettinmines125
      @gettinmines125 Рік тому +1

      I didn’t know you can be unaffiliated out there and still run wild. I’d imagine you can’t last that long like that with all the different sets out there.

  • @tremaynewilson6666
    @tremaynewilson6666 Рік тому +3

    Snoop give those away like candy

  • @jasonparisi688
    @jasonparisi688 Рік тому +1

    Both had great points!!!

  • @nannio
    @nannio Рік тому +1

    Mob James spittin’ 🗣️✅….. real OG!

  • @rudysaleh9723
    @rudysaleh9723 Рік тому +1

    Truth is the ball was dropped after the fight. Pac should've took his ass back to the hotel the whole night or right back to LA. Ya'll did not know that Orlando was gonna retaliate that way and looked at him as a just a youngin. Plus, Keefe D was a d-boy so I don't think you thought they were gonna react that way.Tre wasn't asking for permission he was just scared to approach Orlando by himself which is why he mentioned Orlando to the MOB or maybe Pac. Pac and Suge and entire crew were extremely arrogant after the fight which led to his death.

  • @MrCwal27
    @MrCwal27 Рік тому +2

    Love Uncle Reggie and Cousin James

  • @dejondabeast2
    @dejondabeast2 Рік тому +4

    Orlando wasn’t going back to Compton with it being known 2pac beat him up.

  • @mobeus84
    @mobeus84 Рік тому +22

    Although the connection is there I just don't see it that way in my opinion Tupac got killed because someone couldn't take an ass whooping then got into his feelings and had his homies shoot him because in the end he didn't want to

    • @OlliWitta3
      @OlliWitta3 Рік тому +4

      Homies have died over way less in real time. But I def 3lieve way more involved in Pacs unaliving

    • @Wehaveshortshorts
      @Wehaveshortshorts Рік тому +6

      Who would wanna get jumped n charge it to the game

    • @scaleshenry
      @scaleshenry Рік тому +16

      Tupac had no business playing that game he was playing with gang members! His ass got killed thinking it was fun and games!

    • @OlliWitta3
      @OlliWitta3 Рік тому +2

      GangBangin

    • @Wehaveshortshorts
      @Wehaveshortshorts Рік тому +4

      @@scaleshenry crazy to think trey still alive from the aftermath lol

  • @luixiii9191
    @luixiii9191 Рік тому +2

    Reg what year and event was that story at that Tha Realest told about Tray Deee taking off on Crip who was tripping on Buntry?

  • @lavon2k224
    @lavon2k224 Рік тому +1

    Reggie I don’t know if you been paying attention but it’s been a conversation between different podcasts about the 2002 and 1996 summer jam gang fights. Can you do a video on that. Bounty hunter Bj was speaking on it

  • @DeezWebbos1978
    @DeezWebbos1978 Рік тому +3

    I just think like what Reggie said before is true, it was just Pacs time to go that day. If that hadn’t happened with Orlando, something else later that night would have got Pac.

  • @deepthought2972
    @deepthought2972 Рік тому +2

    Y’all speaking as 50-60 year old men now.

  • @lioicxc6827
    @lioicxc6827 Рік тому

    Mob James with that signature lisp... Had me cracking when he popped out and said "WELL SHHAYY THE MOB !!!"

  • @blasian_nate
    @blasian_nate Рік тому +11

    I'm pretty sure Baby Lane told his homeboys (SSCC) there's Tray from the MOB at the mall....Same senerio Tray did at the MGM.

    • @pcangeldust
      @pcangeldust Рік тому +1

      There werent no beef lol until that alledged mall jumping and robbing

    • @thesupervisor3270
      @thesupervisor3270 Рік тому

      @@pcangeldustCrips and Pirus are enemies moron it’s always BEEF

    • @UserLbc
      @UserLbc Рік тому +1

      @@pcangeldust they was already beefing on the streets way before.

    • @JaeRocReacts
      @JaeRocReacts Рік тому +2

      @@pcangeldustboa they been had street beef 😂 yall gotta stop speakin on street topics if you not from that

    • @pcangeldust
      @pcangeldust Рік тому

      @@JaeRocReacts Nah cause Keefe D told too many stories of running into Suge where he was all friendly. Suge said Orlando was a good kid. Southside partied with them at club 662 so whatever beef they had was definitely not on sight until after the mall incident when SSCC tried to snatch a death row medallion for bad boy.

  • @adam-ramos
    @adam-ramos Рік тому +1

    I love the Death Row East shirts. I bought 7 of them and they're awesome!

  • @marcuswarren7343
    @marcuswarren7343 Рік тому +2

    MOB talking that OG BIG HOMIE SPIT💯 SALUTE G

  • @TribalCheif-ku4vn
    @TribalCheif-ku4vn Рік тому +13

    MOB is right about the Trevon part

    • @almightytre3730
      @almightytre3730 Рік тому

      So Trevon Was just supposed to crash out in casino filled with cameras while representing Death Row.

    • @TribalCheif-ku4vn
      @TribalCheif-ku4vn Рік тому +10

      Yeah, why not? If it’s on sight, it’s on sight. You think they wouldn’t have done the reverse if it was just Tre again?

    • @blasian_nate
      @blasian_nate Рік тому +6

      It's hard to say frfr, fools gotten DP'd before for popin shit off without letting the homies know 1st that it's about to go down.

    • @almightytre3730
      @almightytre3730 Рік тому +4

      ​@@TribalCheif-ku4vnSuge knows how Las Vegas is he caught a case out there so I believe if 2Pac gave everybody enough time to get their thoughts together Orlando would've gotten a pass because you don't crash out around millionaires and bring that kind negative attention to them

    • @TribalCheif-ku4vn
      @TribalCheif-ku4vn Рік тому +5

      I hear you, I’m talking about in the moment, after a Tyson fight and possibly having some drinks.. you see dude who jumped and tried to rob the homie? I understand the impulse for a immediate get back

  • @villesuutarinen
    @villesuutarinen Рік тому +4

    A mysterious decision to go beat up a guy like that because even if tupac didnt realise how serious a guy he was dealing with, he was on parole beating a guy in a casino. He woukd have gone back to jail for that and he must have known that at least!

    • @CakeFace86
      @CakeFace86 Рік тому

      Crazy by Pac to do that when all parole and he did know he was a crip, so even more crazier.

    • @PeterBagjuice
      @PeterBagjuice Рік тому +1

      Impulsive, just like when he shot them off duty police in ATL for harassing that black man.
      It's a double sword cause he did a noble thing ATLANTA in my opinion but what he did in Vegas was downright STUPID.
      Probably woulda got that figured out by 30 but alas..

    • @EarsTotheStreetsMedia
      @EarsTotheStreetsMedia Рік тому

      PAC was always an impulsive dude though, that behavior is consistent

    • @gamingbytetv665
      @gamingbytetv665 Рік тому +2

      Bail, not parole. But he would have ended up back in jail had he lived, considering he was already fighting a violation of his probation from a 1993 concealed weapons charge, and a 94 assault. It's also partly the reason he got 4 and a half years for the SA case, they were probably sick of his shit. All that, and the idiot couldn't figure that maybe jumping anyone, gang member or not, wasn't a bright idea.

    • @makaveli1216
      @makaveli1216 Рік тому +1

      How much Hennessy did he drink that night when he made that decision? I think one of the more underrated characters in this story is the role of alcohol in the decision making that took place. I know some people that are super mellow but after a few drinks can get violent...

  • @bbrules8174
    @bbrules8174 Рік тому +12

    It is grossly unfair to blame Trayvon for Pacs actions. Maybe he shouldn't have said anything to anyone but can't blame him for what Pac did

    • @OnlyUknow2
      @OnlyUknow2 Рік тому +3

      Blame puffy he put the money on the DR chains!!! Everybody was a target regardless.

    • @ERiseCali
      @ERiseCali Рік тому +3

      Yea, I would lean towards Trayvon giving the homies a heads up, of the ops being there and that he’s going to press, but PAC took the initiative on his own and it cost him😏

    • @bodiesel01
      @bodiesel01 Рік тому +2

      Ttayvon...He's a link in the chain of events so he is the cause and play a role

    • @tamirsharif314
      @tamirsharif314 Рік тому +3

      I have been a huge mega fan of Pac since i was 13 years old of 1993 however It definitely wasn't Tre fault for Pac taking it upon himself to punch Orlando in his face, who was a Compton Southside Crip who was seriously with the all of the street business. Tre is a good guy.
      One Compton detective said that three weeks before the confrontation that Orlando had with Pac & the Death Row entourage Babylane was being investigated for shooting someone in the head, yet Pac being a super loyal brother hit Orlando as Reggie said out of loyalty to his homies Suge, Tre, Bountry, Neckbone & Heron (Aaron).

    • @JourneywithJesus14367
      @JourneywithJesus14367 Рік тому +1

      What James is trying to say is Tre should have taken off not Pac... Pac didn't get his chain snatched tre did allegedly.... because my friends are not going to tell me there goes the dude that stole my whatever my friends are just going to go confront the dude because it's not my beef or situation... it's a hard pill to swallow but Pac died over a piece of gold with rocks in it but people what to make it more than what it is.....no way no how do your let an Artist like Pac fight over a chain.pac was worth millions and he could have bought 3000 more of.... remember pride comes before a great fall

  • @charlessmallins7926
    @charlessmallins7926 Рік тому +1

    James funny AF!!!!! He’s like …….say the MOB! Lol

  • @PeterJones4Life
    @PeterJones4Life Рік тому +2

    Put Trevon Lane in that goddamn seat and let him tell us his version for god’s sake. It’s way overdue. I don’t know what this guy is waiting for.

  • @DonaldHHout-ok2fy
    @DonaldHHout-ok2fy Рік тому +1

    Good Evening 🌆 Reggie Wright J.R. And Good Evening 🌇 To You Too Mob James. I Hope that you guys are having a great 👍 day today. I Love ❤️ Watching All Of Your UA-cam Videos And I Love ❤️ Watching All Of Your UA-cam Livestreams Videos Reggie Wright J.R. And Mob James. Iam A Huge Fan Of Your UA-cam Channel Bomb1st 💣 Channel Reggie Wright J.R. And Mob James. Iam A Huge 2PAC And Outlawz Fan Forever. Keep up the great 👍 work Reggie Wright J.R. And Mob James and thanks 🙏 for this UA-cam Video Update. Mob James Is A True And A Real OG Everybody.

  • @Swimininmonet
    @Swimininmonet Рік тому +1

    Pac had no fear in dying! He was over it exhausted & overworked!

  • @MrAnthony504
    @MrAnthony504 Рік тому +2

    it wouldve been nice if 2pac had the Rap-a-lot Mob behind him. 🤞🏽No pun intended on Deathrow.

    • @MrAnthony504
      @MrAnthony504 Рік тому +1

      @@reggiewright My brother Reggie!!!!! I see both sides of the coin, 😳correction, specifcally speaking of Rap-a-lot in 96. Definitely keep the content coming. I am liking the different aspects as there are so may variables and anomalies.

  • @safarijoejnr534
    @safarijoejnr534 Рік тому +1

    damn shame that such a talented artist's biggest let down was involving himself with these ghetto hustlers.. Crazy that an artist who had sold millions at that point didnt have the million to bail himself out...

  • @salmartin1369
    @salmartin1369 Рік тому +4

    Charleston white

  • @unclemurdablackandyellow5481
    @unclemurdablackandyellow5481 Рік тому +1

    Thr lakewood mall incident happened back in March. The vegas shit happened in sept.

  • @eaglesdontflywithseagulls1239
    @eaglesdontflywithseagulls1239 Рік тому +1

    Rip Don Makaveli 🙏 💯 👑 🐐
    Free the big homie MoB!!

  • @andilehadebe1133
    @andilehadebe1133 Рік тому +1

    I wish James was 2pac he'll still be alive 25 yrs later.

  • @Drebws
    @Drebws Рік тому +3

    ? If southside crips wasn’t down with bad boy does 2pac still knock out Orlando.

  • @trelane5112
    @trelane5112 Рік тому +2

    Well.. well..well.. all this TREVON talk. First of all, I'd like to Thank BOMB 1ST for keeping my name alive. Number 2, I like to send a shout out to my ex OG James for bashing Trevon every chance he get. Looking for my response huh? Well here it is, nothing.😎👹🤘

  • @victorwaag7934
    @victorwaag7934 Рік тому +4

    Yall can keep saying this and that but MJames is saying everything to the T of what I woulda done in that situation.. and thats as soon as i recognized the kat im bombin. And thats exactly what 2pac did when in fact it shoulda been Trey Or Nobody

  • @latitaparnell321
    @latitaparnell321 Рік тому +2

    I wonder who was with Orlando at the mall when he was trying to take the chain…..

  • @Silkysmooth-qk5nc
    @Silkysmooth-qk5nc Рік тому +7

    No pun intended but it was a chain of events that led to Pacs death

  • @jamesharvey639
    @jamesharvey639 Рік тому +2

    Say the mf MOB😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @OlliWitta3
    @OlliWitta3 Рік тому +2

    "Say The MOB then"

  • @dboyd9634
    @dboyd9634 Рік тому +2

    Why the man just couldn’t have became friends with some guys who happened be gang members? And was loyal to them instead of always proving himself to them.

    • @bomb1st
      @bomb1st  Рік тому +1

      Could be, but why tat the gang on your arm and shout it out in numerous songs.

    • @dboyd9634
      @dboyd9634 Рік тому

      I get it

  • @teddibiasi74
    @teddibiasi74 Рік тому +2

    James a honest man

  • @theenlightenedone9711
    @theenlightenedone9711 Рік тому +2

    I'm Structure By Law You Always Inform Your People What's about to go down because 1 you know your people's might be dirty so you want to inform them hey this here what y'all want to do but if I take off myself get locked up my homies might be like why you didn't come get us...

  • @akaos7888
    @akaos7888 Рік тому +4

    James is right when tre seen him he should of got off his homies was wit him so is it the true meaning what pac said " you aint shit without homeboy's"?

  • @Trolondo33
    @Trolondo33 Рік тому +4

    Pac died the day that was written for him to make the transition period regardless of any of the chain of events that happened prior Pac himself always said he would die in a blaze or hail of Gunfire from chanting constantly on records from me against the world album about DEATH Constantly. The chain around his neck in that gold shirt represented Angel of Death( there is many more synchronicities and coincidenses that align) Also knowing Afeni had 3 miscarriages before having Pac on top of carrying in him in the worst conditions in Prison and he still was born I mean Cmon Now his 25 yrs not the same as most others from that perspective!!!!

    • @Trolondo33
      @Trolondo33 Рік тому +1

      @reggiewright I try and observe n analyze things from a wholistic aspect for instance seeing Orlando wearing a #13 Jersey that night and Pac passing on Sept 13th!!!(13 Represents Death,Transformation,Rebirth) I was born on the Jan 13th very familiar with it!!! Salute Bomb 1st Fam💯✅️

    • @bigaveblue70thst
      @bigaveblue70thst Рік тому

      ​@@Trolondo33😂😂😂 cmon cuhk yall a weirdo

  • @DonaldHHout-ok2fy
    @DonaldHHout-ok2fy Рік тому +1

    Good Evening 🌇 Everybody. I Hope That Everybody Had A Great 👍 Day Today.

  • @partyanimals2319
    @partyanimals2319 Рік тому +2

    orlando was scare to take the fade wit pac

  • @Opp-pack93
    @Opp-pack93 Рік тому +12

    I think the bigger question here is why was Orlando there in the first place. That's where the real truth is

    • @deusvult9372
      @deusvult9372 Рік тому +7

      Exactly... puffy had them there.

    • @I_am_BiG_Al
      @I_am_BiG_Al Рік тому +2

      For real, standing there on his own

    • @Boogy816
      @Boogy816 Рік тому +1

      ​@@deusvult9372yep

    • @Wh4L205
      @Wh4L205 Рік тому +3

      Y’all tripping. Keefe and his boys went to fights and shit all the time. They wasn’t no broke niggaz. Vegas isn’t far from them

    • @thesupervisor3270
      @thesupervisor3270 Рік тому +7

      U must be a youngster or something. Going to see Tyson fight is like going to see Tom Brady play at the SB back then. Keffe D and them always wen to the Tyson fight.

  • @armondocordova3121
    @armondocordova3121 Рік тому +5

    All the stuff mob James said….. I wish tf I would live like that where a group of men or another man has dominion over my life!

  • @blvkmirror8388
    @blvkmirror8388 Рік тому

    I know one thing Gang Culture is different than from anywhere else on the West Coast 💯

  • @almightytre3730
    @almightytre3730 Рік тому +10

    I think Trevon Lane was asking for permission because he didn't want to fuck up anything Suge had going on and cause another el rey theater situation.

    • @ZYaKnoe249
      @ZYaKnoe249 Рік тому +3

      That’s a good perspective

    • @mikenike1616
      @mikenike1616 Рік тому +2

      Then why go to Tupac and no suge. He knew what he was doing he wanted to see Tupac act out and got what he want

    • @almightytre3730
      @almightytre3730 Рік тому +4

      ​@@mikenike1616They just said in the video he went to his big homiee but let's say he did go to 2Pac that probably would've been because Pac basically made himself from their neighborhood.

    • @thesupervisor3270
      @thesupervisor3270 Рік тому +1

      @@mikenike1616he didn’t tell Tupac did he told Goldie and Tupac overheard him

    • @timmy841212
      @timmy841212 Рік тому

      @@mikenike1616Cause Pac overheard it and decided to react on impulse.

  • @TheEmpireStrikes74
    @TheEmpireStrikes74 Рік тому +1

    I agree with James..It's on site. .

  • @phillipbattle5527
    @phillipbattle5527 Рік тому +2

    That war was going to happen during that era anyway

  • @arcecarmicheal995
    @arcecarmicheal995 Рік тому +2

    April is when it happened and 4 months later Makaveli got shot again for the second time

  • @milleniumman911
    @milleniumman911 Рік тому +4

    I agree with Mob James ...what is there to talk about 💯

  • @doggface7008
    @doggface7008 Рік тому +1

    Who tf didn’t know this…So cal niggas knew this from day one

  • @mactone4454
    @mactone4454 Рік тому +2

    Real banging would of said not in here

  • @sentient_musiq1060
    @sentient_musiq1060 Рік тому

    The problems started long before the medallion! Started with Suge and big Jake! Pac became death row family and combined his beef with suge and puff beef, the necklace was just the trigger that brought on the situation that night!

  • @doc2746
    @doc2746 Рік тому +4

    Trayvon know deep down he fucked up that’s why he don’t say much. It was through no fault of his own but that chain incident started the chain reaction that destroyed Death Row. I don’t blame nobody but Orlando for the demise. I think Reggie, Suge, Mob, Pac and Death-row was solid. Throwing Mother’s Day events, community events etc I can’t blame them for what happened.

  • @jasonparisi688
    @jasonparisi688 Рік тому

    Well said james

  • @3cB2THeD
    @3cB2THeD Рік тому +1

    If trey would of took off the rest of them would’ve followed. Orlando would’ve probably never went after Tupac that night. But again hard to tell the thought process. As a G trey probably ran into situations where he didn’t see all angles and got beat bad for it. Which probably happened at the mall. Still fresh in the mind and he was doubting himself a little against Orlando. He Wanted to make sure the homies was ready when he went to go handle it. But like many people have said before, shit happens and can’t change nothing. Life goes on.

  • @Eighce8
    @Eighce8 Рік тому +1

    It was the principality, not the chain itself

  • @keepitreal2268
    @keepitreal2268 Рік тому +2

    So we just suppose to forget that southside crips were linked up with puffy? Pacs enemy.
    Cmon the chain incident was just a trigger for ongoing issues

  • @paulstrathern4309
    @paulstrathern4309 Рік тому +4

    I ain't no 'G' and I ain't no expert on California gang politics and protocol but James' statement that Trevon should have taken off on his own anytime and anywhere he saw Baby Lane seems ludicrous. They weren't on their home turf. They were out of state in a Las Vegas Casino. When you ain't on your own stomping grounds you HAVE to move differently unless you're just stupid. Suppose Tre had seen Baby Lane on an American Airlines commercial flight that they were both passengers on? Should he take off on him right then and there and get hammered with all sorts of FEDERAL charges rather than waiting until they're both back in their home state and running down on him THEN?

    • @c.manorboy
      @c.manorboy Рік тому

      By the rules of that dumb ass gang culture. Hell yea, it’s on site. It ain’t nothing but jail according to them🤷🏾‍♂️

  • @propaneoaklane8781
    @propaneoaklane8781 Рік тому +1

    Trevon should of been interviewed

  • @Kaylasworld15
    @Kaylasworld15 Рік тому +4

    But if tray took off on him and PAC got killed over it later that night tray ass whould of been in some shit fasho

  • @MrMenefee
    @MrMenefee Рік тому +3

    Pac didn't give AF he was a loyal soldier ready to die for his homies.

  • @MrTee12
    @MrTee12 Рік тому +4

    *Suge and Frank should have got Pac outta there immediately.* Pac and Suge were too valuable to get locked back up. Plus their were Cameras EVERYWHERE.

  • @jsonbourne7
    @jsonbourne7 Місяць тому

    Puttin' hands & feet on another person is... NASTY WORK!!! 🤕

  • @greglewis1084
    @greglewis1084 Рік тому +1

    James double talking first he said he should of told SUGE then he said he shouldn't tell nobody just "take off" im confused

  • @thatbuffalokid4117
    @thatbuffalokid4117 Рік тому +2

    The funny part is these are the guys that really know what happened to 2Pac because they were around when it happened and nobody’s really listening to them. It’s crazy.

  • @ZMSportsnShorts
    @ZMSportsnShorts Рік тому

    Reggie was a cop and a Blood…that’s two gangs….

  • @skantdolla4708
    @skantdolla4708 Рік тому +7

    If you really analyze the mgm video, neckbone & Buntry was wiping the floor with Orlando!! But they decided to get pac! We get it already, let the brother R.I.P

    • @jayman3915
      @jayman3915 Рік тому

      But lane got right back up. He took it well.

    • @TheStreetFoolosopherMr187
      @TheStreetFoolosopherMr187 Рік тому

      @@jayman3915 it's because he had a MGM security on top of him 🤣 (Buntry kicking him real good)