@@ijumpjudy nothing more suspect then a gayster name Gaylen who has a gay crush on a dead man gay fan queer 🤣🤣🤣 your suspect behavior proves you love men 🤣🤣 that Tupac fetish will end your gay life you won't be alive to see the Ai priest who touched you for years🤣🤣
I agree with Money B about 2PAC music in 1995-1996. His music had taken a darker turn toward revenge, retaliation and get back. When I listen to his music now, never realized how angry he was but also how much jail/abandonedment/ anger/vulnerability/ betrayal had broken his spirit!
I been saying that for years and everyone. The fake Tupac fans was mad at me. And what I mean by fake Tupac fans? The ones that weren’t with him and followed his music before Deathrow. I had more notoriety in Deathrow because of all the shit he was talking. And I say he was actually a better rapper before Deathrow. His music had more meaningful, he didn’t need controversy to sell records. Him joining Deathrow absolutely stunted his growth and skill level as a rapper and all we heard most of the time was bad shit and that as shit upheld his vocabulary from expanding. Just like a newspaper, when a newspaper is on the verge of being unpopular the editors and writers will start putting bs and controversy in its paper because bs sells. When you talk shit that’s catching because it’s in the human dna war, controversy and I remember saying Tupac in his last music even the unfinished stuff had bad marketing in fact maybe no marketing because in death from the moment he passed his earnings were not major he was slow in sales and biggie in death his estate was or maybe still is today worth more because he was marketed better. I always wondered why they didn’t marketed the correct way and now I know why. Because Deathrow didn’t have to do that when the music itself was controversial and that’s what sold at the time. Bs don’t need marketing because it sells itself.
@@Reer13 betrayal over what? If you are talking about big and pac relationship your wrong. The problem was with both executives and not the two friends. You would disagree because you either to young and wasn’t around at the time or you were of age but it didn’t concern you and you accepted what some dummy told you Instead of researching it yourself
I hear what you saying but if we didn't get the angry pac outta jail, all eyes on me may have been the masterpiece it was. Pac was going hard and smashing everyone he remembered everyone that failed him and flipped on him. Still til this day All eyes on Me is the best double disc album I've ever heard 💯
I wasn’t born when Tupac was killed. But what I recently found out, amazed me. I always thought 2Pac was with Death Row for years, but after they bailed him out, he was only with them 9 to 10 months before he was dead. I wouldn’t wish jail on anyone, but 2Pac was probably safer in prison.They basically bailed him out of prison to send him to his grave. That’s why you should ALWAYS watch the company that you keep!!!! RIP 2Pac
i know you grew up in a era where rappers are normally killed but back then rappers didnt get killed so no one could have invisioned him going to deathrow and then dying.
@@melvinhhcp3615No matter who bailed him out the trajectory of the young man's life was heading in a destructive path. Jumping on Sam Snead the way he did doesn't exactly lead up to building up good Karma.
I'm watching this and it feels like he's just making stuff up to be honest with you.. He repeats himself a lot and that is a sign you're Lying because the truth just flows..
@@MrCjones24Napoleon is one of the few I feel like keeps it real all the way through. Danny boy too even tho he hasn't done an interview in a long while now..
There is no way anyone could think they were going to control that man. He spoke with directness. You always knew who he was talking to and what he was talking about. He stood with so much dominance and pride. He was very versatile and unpredictable. His list of qualities were endless so much so that's why he is able to shine bright long after his tragic death. Most people in the industry are worldwide famous after death. He was a force while he was here and continues to be that force. If he had not passed away a lot of rappers from that era wouldn't have the name they have today because he dominated large spaces that was meant for large groups of people allowing him to shine so bright you wouldn't have even been able to see the competition let alone hear them for comparison purposes.
Yeah but that was the 2pac the public knew. Suge was a big dude somewhere around 6'3 around 300lb and he intimidated alot of people not saying 2pac was one but we'll never know that.
I love how Shock G and Money B always held it down for Pac. I never heard them say one bad thing about Pac and they gave him his first shot and Pac took off! Digital Underground always stayed loyal and loved Pac! 🙏🙏 Edit: damn just reread my comment I should be a rapper. I'm rapping when I'm just talking! Lmao I'm being stupid 😂
@@ijumpjudyyou think shit like that funny to be a troll but your really just disrespectful towards the dead and Karma a bitch, proves you an immature child troll..
Tupac already tried to leave Death Row before he died. He thought All Eyes On Me counted as 2 albums. He only had a 3 album deal so he thought Makaveli completed the contract. That conversation would have never even happened if he wasn't leaving. He already had One Nation almost completed before he died because he was getting out of there and doing his own thing.
All Eyes On Me is 2 albums not one. He was leaving Death Row. He did All Eyes On Me which is 2 albums and he did the Don Killuminati album which would be 3 albums. He was his own man.
I get that ‘All eyez on me’ is PAC’s biggest album but if we being honest me against the world is his magnum opus. that third album he really figured out his formula. ‘All Eyez’ was too aggressive and gang influenced for me compared to the poetry he was spitting on Me against the world.
Big facts!!!! Me against the world is my most favorite Pac album and most definitely in my opinion his best body of work. Makevelli gets back to that in a sense. But me against the world was everything!
'All Eyez On Me' sounded as if Pac's environment had changed...and it did! Gang-related! Rip, Pac! 25 years old with space and room to grow and change!😢
I’m not sure what to believe either but there is an early documentary where Frank (Pac’s bodyguard) stating that there was a huge argument between Pac and Suge. Pac was screaming at Suge asking for his masters threatening to leave and fired David Kenner (Deathrow’s attorney) and Suge almost putting hands on Pac. So who knows, personally I do believe that Pac would eventually leave Deathrow and the music industry as a whole.
they even put this in the movie. i think it was true. we all know where it was headed, bc every single other artist under suge had the same exact problems that pac did not live long enough to see. suge was a shady cat who was greedy, and really was just bad energy. pac was loyal to him for holding him down but eventually pac would have wanted to leave. but look at dre and snoop. 20 years later suge was STILL trying to kill those guys. no way pac and suge would have left on good terms. it woulda been bad. he would have had cats on both the east and west tryin to kill him. no place to hide but maybe the south with no limit
Pacs contract with deathrow was a 3 album deal “All eyez on me” was a double album and “killuminati the 7th day theory” came out after his passing. He definitely had some sort of plan in place… Pac was smart and thought ahead. People forget that he was an avid reader. After getting shot 5 times I’m sure he found it hard to trust a soul in the music industry.
All Eye's on Me did count as two albums, that has never been disputed. Where Tupac made his biggest mistake was recording 7-10 albums worth of music in Death Row run studios thinking that he would be able to take that music elsewhere. He should have done it on the down low elsewhere or waited until he had his own label and studio.
@@pR-cv4iu right I don’t believe he wanted to leave death row at first, but it was said that he ran an audit and found out how much money he was losing. He wanted to start his own record company “Euphanasia” under death row. It was very rare to find independent successful rappers back than. It was Even more rare to obtain your own masters like many rappers are vouching towards now. The internet plays a big part in that because you’re able to distribute your own music according to how big of a following you have. Pac would have been in a class of his own if he had the internet back then.
I respect I respect your opinion and you're right but the way it's supposed to have went one person say that he really wasn't in a contract on this other podcast but oh, it was supposed to be that tiny turtle death row take your head got him out of jail time went on, Suge Knight just thought he was going to be with death row in it and run it like the way he did all the other artists and everything Tupac's plans were to leave he put it on that tape did he start telling Suge that he wanted to leave and he's going to get out of it that's when he promised him I'll give you three more albums, then I'm leaving and then and they can agree to that but Suge Knight have also old Tupac a lot of money how it came about people going to leave with 3 hours it was on that tape she made to the girl his friend that which never came out to a long time after that's how I kind of have seen it three years either way he was going to go do his own thing have a good day
@willt8848 Either way, they never defamed him! They also warned him about his company, but Pac didn't listen! So, he had to be "sat down" and learn the hard way! Yeah, REAL FRIENDS...NIGGA! TF?
I think he was leaving too, but he would not let Suge with empty hands. Death Row East was some legacy he wanted to leave to Suge in gratitude for what he done. I think he would move in another direction and Makaveli Records would be his new home, but I definitly see he only leave Death Row around the end of 97 and early 98.
Art, you really need to stop these misleading titles. I understand you're still on the way up and trying to get more views/likes etc and i support you all the way. But these deliberately misleading titles are not cool. Money B never said Pac was definitely leaving. Thr truth is we will never know. And given how well things were going at Death Row at the time, i don't see why he would contemplate leaving. Please make more of an effort to report things more accurately. Thanks
Pac hadn't even gotten Pac's Royalty Checks yet for Death Row when Pac was murdered. So, exactly, where was Pac going, especially if Pac were still obligated to Death Row ?!?!
The Makaveli Album was way darker, The two albums he did on Death Row was the best of 2pacs career tbh. He wasn't leaving Death Row either, alot of people just put their own hopes and wishes for what they 'wanted' Pac to do and thne say pac was 'going' to do it.
ITS CRAZY THEY NOT EVEN TALKIN BOUT MICHAEL JACKSON IN 2023 THIS MUCH..PAC MIGHT BE DA GREATEST MUSCIAN IN HISTORY PERIOD..THE BOB MARLEY OF HIP HOP SO 2 SPEAK.
Money B and Shock G new 2pac from the beginning. But when 2pac got too Deathrow he was changing and that 2pac they probably didnt recognize. It happens like that in friendship and relationships.
@@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187 I'm not sure how many times, but they knew him and can attest to how he was. 2pac was entitled to have different conversations with people as most of do. So Money B does sound believable he has no reason to lie.
When 2pac killed I was 6 years old in Morocco 🇲🇦 I remember everything about him I didn't believe he was dead until 2000 ,and his parent still here today and 4ever ,absolutely he was going to leave death row but not that fast people think, he was planning to get his own place and move forward ❤❤❤
Personally i believe pac wouldve eventually leave death row at some point but not in 96 or 97 Maybe in early 98 because around that time he would've fizzled out in the music industry and start owning his own shit like makaveli records as well as doing movies more. He may do a song every once in blue moon in the studio to promote his movie and perform at a Superbowl or whatever but pac wouldve eventually leave the music industry all together while the outlaws grow popular mainstream in the rap game under his label. As far as suge and pac. Honestly i think pac and suge would've fell off on bad terms along with everyone else. Dre left, lady of rage wouldve left, snoop wouldve left, everyone wouldve left at some point because of problems with suge. Another reason why he would leave the music industry is because of how shady these record labels are. Pac didn't want the outlaws to sign with deathrow for a reason because he knows that they would get screwed over which is why he would rather be independent by owning his own label where everyone will get paid and not have to worry about being screwed over financially. Now did pac wanted to leave? No, probably not at that time since he was already promoting deathrow east and putting out music that was made since he was recording alot of music that was unreleased at the time. But his fall out from suge would've likely lead to him leaving death row at some point in 98 or 99 if he was still alive. Because again, losing dr dre was bad enough, they would've eventually lose more people as time went on because of suge.
PAC’s aunt was his accountant and told him about all the properties and cars that was in his name and he had no ownership.They were stealing from the brother he knew what was going on that’s what that argument was about.Ill leave it at that.PAC was better off in prison to be honest.
I always favored Makaveli more than AEOM. AEOM sounds like it was made to fit Death Row's style. Makaveli really sounds like a continuation of where he left off before Death Row.
I agree but I don’t think it was done on purpose.. granted, he explained that AEOM was more like a celebration of life, just to get his mind off things. Makaveli was supposed to be a free mixtape for the streets, supposedly a throwaway album. It’s crazy that that turned out to be some of his best work!
Exactly. People don't think about that. He literally said he wanted to bring all his fans in with the gangsta music, and then hit them with his true direction.
@@youngbloodpriest1644He never said his music was gangsta tho everyone else creates there own opinions on his life an music an run with false narratives
@@DtruthG-DUBbruh all stats can tell you is how much an album sold. Stats will never dictate what is better than another project because it's opinionated. And if you want to talk about stats, you do know the total talley from a double album is twice as much because one unit sold (one sale) counts as two units?!
For a dude that was leaving he sure was promoting the hell out of death row east before he died. Artists don’t stay on a label forever but he seemed really into death row east with Eric B
THANK YOU. People are speaking like Money B was Kadafi and hanging around Pac regularly in 96. Where in his own words he didn't see Pac during his Death Row period till the Summer of 96.
Bruh, his Aunt Glo already confirmed he was leaving. They sent a letter firing Deathrows attorney Kenner and firing head of security guy Reggie Wright Jr. Aunt Glo said it on the Dear Mama documentary.
I am Philly and it’s rules to the game of life. Never put your hands on a killer. Tupac Security should have never let Tupac touch that man. Police say he killed 2 people before Tupac. If you not a true goon mind your business
Me against the world was dark in way because he was going through a lot and that was before death row .. Pac liked being over there he wasn’t going to leave .Pac was going to do his own thing, but he would have still been cool with Suge he loved that family mafia environment too much to leave .
I was there for the 5 On It (remix) the recording session at Mike Denton's studio in Alameda, Ca. And for the music video shoot. Pac wasn't at either of 'em!
I get what Money B was saying on how he felt about All Eyez On Me, but at the same time, I understood what Pac was going through during that time and why he switched up from his previous albums. Overall, Me Against The World is my favorite 2pac album.
When Snoop and Dre left Suge tried to sabotage them both and those two made the label a force to be reckoned with so I highly doubt Suge would have allowed Pac to walk away without consequences.
Man y'all keep creating this narrative about him leaving Death Row y'all cappin he had an interview where the interviewer asked him where he see his self in 5 years, he said Death Row 🤦, Makaveli was a partnership with Death Row, Makaveli was first, One Nation was a Collab between Makaveli/Death Row,🤦
@@timmy841212 what a clown I think he was sending Young Noble over to Qwest Records but everyone else was Makaveli/Death Row or just Makaveli Records however he slice his pies
Is it me or does Money B look like he aint aged a DAY?!!!! Bless him mayn.. dude still looks like an early 90s version of him from Strictly Underground..
... one day later he cancelled these plans after falling out with Suge over what Snoop had said over the radio. Michael Moore said Suge almost laid hands on Pac and Pac said he doesn't want nothing else to do with Death Row (including Death Row East). He then continued and stated once he drops the Makaveli album he's out.
Yeah, right. In his last interview, Pac was yelling DeathRow East. And he literally gave his life in loialty to DeathRow ... and Money B want us to belive that HE knows better. How come Money B was not around 2pac in his DeathRow days? Dont understand these so called friends. Just because they knew Pac back in the days, that doesnt mean they know Pac better than Pac actual homies living with him.
You wrong on that! When Pac came home and hooked up with Death Row... he had a whole different set of dudes around him! Me & Deon Evans (Big D) went to go see him and we both said we had some beats for him, but he was like he couldn't fuck with us right now because it was a Death Row thing. And he was like... we gone hook up again eventually.. just not right now!
@@JJPublishing first, its awesome that u actually talked to Tupac in this life. That is awesome memories! What is your name? Second, what this has to do with the subject?! Just because u wanted to give him beats, that doesnt mean he was planing to leave DR. Other than other people talking, from what Tupacs actions is resulting that he wanted to leave DR? Does a man like Pac who wanted to leave is going to ... advocate for DR East and going everywhere with his DR crew? Is Pac the type of guy who was lying and he was a hypocrite and doing things behind Suge's back? Highly doubtful.
@@clopotari147 You talking like Suge wasn't robbing Pac of $18M behind his back. If he started to try to create a back up to help get out of a toxic environment, so be it. Why is it honorable for Suge to do dirt, but not honorable for someone to want to escape?
@@clopotari147 I'm Big Tru I produced Rpresentin' 93 on Pac second album... And Pac flew me down to LA a few times JUST to record songs for either him and Wicked & The Mouse Man and before Pac went to jail I gave Pac a beat tape at Shock G's wedding... and he had picked a few beats that he was gonna use. He went to jail RIGHT after that .But when he got out of jail, it was like he was Death Row... and we'd do something in the future but not at the moment because he was only fuckin' with Death Row. I say that to say... that I'M not for sure that Pac wanted to leave Death Row... I didn't talk to him about that. But I do know he talked to Money B a lot. But the last time I talked to him he was fully reppin' Death Row and we talked but it wasn't no deep conversation about too much! I hung out with Pac long enough to know that Pac was gone do whatever he wanted to! PERIOD!
If not Vegas; it would of been in LA somewhere and still as a young talent and same tragic way. He chose his path as his path was chosen for him. In my culture we say whatever is written on your forehead from above, can’t be changed.
Pac would eventually leave Deathrow. He was making moves in that direction. Would it had been that he left on his terms or a fallout situation, we will never know. I believe in time he would have left making music to do more acting gigs, where he would get larger paydays than in the music industry. Also by using his influence in the music industry with his own label, he would be able to bring up other acts and assume more of the role of a music mogul while his main focus would be acting and possibly something in politics.
Of course I didnt personally know the man( Pac ) so I didnt know his character but in my opinion All Eyes On Me was my everyday album back then so I cant form an opinion on how he changed cause being from Houston I wasnt feeling his first 2 albums cause The The Geto Boys and Dj Screw and Daryl Scott tapes was all I needed back then and I was good!!
If he 2PAC⭐️ was leaving Death Row💎 then what was Death Row East💎. He was gonna drop an Album called Euthanasia💎 bringing everyone together but yal know the rest😞.
I dont think that he want to leave death row, cause in all his hand written tracklist for his upcoming albums he wrote every time death row/ makaveli records and thats a proof that his partnersip with death row would have continued. And in most of his songs he prsised death row records
The best man next behind him say that he dont make moves to leave death row, napoleon said that. And i dont know it i just say that i think so its my feeling.
@@ahmetkaya-ne6rmI think he was going to leave eventually from either the finances not right or him and Suge would've bumped heads. Suge definitely kept him happy by feeding him Death Row East but him and Pac would've fallen out. Two men like them don't have long relationships in the rap game.. obviously, all opinions
U can honestly hear the pain in his voice sounds like he’s watching what he says but they didn’t really like the way pacs career was headed brother 2 brother 👑💯
they were about to form death row east, Pacs was starting his own label euthanasia which was probably going to work side by side with both death rows west and east. Pac was gonna eventually move to producing and signing artists also get into acting and directing and eventually into politics!
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I wish Shock G was still here to give these kinds of interviews
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@@ijumpjudy nothing more suspect then a gayster name Gaylen who has a gay crush on a dead man gay fan queer 🤣🤣🤣 your suspect behavior proves you love men 🤣🤣 that Tupac fetish will end your gay life you won't be alive to see the Ai priest who touched you for years🤣🤣
Me too
@ijumpjudy I see your still having 3 sums with you your dad and the ghost of Pac.
@@inmyopinion9305 😂😂😂😂😂
I agree with Money B about 2PAC music in 1995-1996. His music had taken a darker turn toward revenge, retaliation and get back. When I listen to his music now, never realized how angry he was but also how much jail/abandonedment/ anger/vulnerability/ betrayal had broken his spirit!
I been saying that for years and everyone. The fake Tupac fans was mad at me. And what I mean by fake Tupac fans? The ones that weren’t with him and followed his music before Deathrow.
I had more notoriety in Deathrow because of all the shit he was talking. And I say he was actually a better rapper before Deathrow. His music had more meaningful, he didn’t need controversy to sell records. Him joining Deathrow absolutely stunted his growth and skill level as a rapper and all we heard most of the time was bad shit and that as shit upheld his vocabulary from expanding.
Just like a newspaper, when a newspaper is on the verge of being unpopular the editors and writers will start putting bs and controversy in its paper because bs sells. When you talk shit that’s catching because it’s in the human dna war, controversy and I remember saying Tupac in his last music even the unfinished stuff had bad marketing in fact maybe no marketing because in death from the moment he passed his earnings were not major he was slow in sales and biggie in death his estate was or maybe still is today worth more because he was marketed better.
I always wondered why they didn’t marketed the correct way and now I know why. Because Deathrow didn’t have to do that when the music itself was controversial and that’s what sold at the time. Bs don’t need marketing because it sells itself.
Betrayal started it..
@@Reer13 betrayal over what? If you are talking about big and pac relationship your wrong. The problem was with both executives and not the two friends. You would disagree because you either to young and wasn’t around at the time or you were of age but it didn’t concern you and you accepted what some dummy told you Instead of researching it yourself
I hear what you saying but if we didn't get the angry pac outta jail, all eyes on me may have been the masterpiece it was. Pac was going hard and smashing everyone he remembered everyone that failed him and flipped on him. Still til this day All eyes on Me is the best double disc album I've ever heard 💯
@@docsylva2876 he got shot in ny
I wasn’t born when Tupac was killed. But what I recently found out, amazed me. I always thought 2Pac was with Death Row for years, but after they bailed him out, he was only with them 9 to 10 months before he was dead. I wouldn’t wish jail on anyone, but 2Pac was probably safer in prison.They basically bailed him out of prison to send him to his grave. That’s why you should ALWAYS watch the company that you keep!!!! RIP 2Pac
i know you grew up in a era where rappers are normally killed but back then rappers didnt get killed so no one could have invisioned him going to deathrow and then dying.
I agree that Pac was better off in prison that being on Death Row. I wish someone else was able to bail him out, maybe J. Prince or Warren G.
"My every move is a calculated step, to bring me closer, to embrace an early death"
Pac wasn't longing for this world.
@@melvinhhcp3615 they had the money but no lawyers with the legal clout to make that happen
@@melvinhhcp3615No matter who bailed him out the trajectory of the young man's life was heading in a destructive path. Jumping on Sam Snead the way he did doesn't exactly lead up to building up good Karma.
"Me against the world" is my favorite #2Pac album.
Mines too its timeless and his lyrics hit so hard on that one
Same here. That album was vintage Pac in his prime before the bullshit started.
I got so much respect for Money B… he was definitely a true friend to Tupac
I'm watching this and it feels like he's just making stuff up to be honest with you..
He repeats himself a lot and that is a sign you're Lying because the truth just flows..
@@scottmcdowall4230you sound like a dumb fan boy
Yea idk who to believe. His brother Mopreme be cappin...Mfz be thirty for clout 😒
@@MrCjones24Napoleon is one of the few I feel like keeps it real all the way through. Danny boy too even tho he hasn't done an interview in a long while now..
@jackjill8129 Yea Napoleon is a A1 dude & Danny boy cool he just seem messy sometimes
You can tell that Money B loved Pac like a little brother. Peace Mon.
Lol
There is no way anyone could think they were going to control that man. He spoke with directness. You always knew who he was talking to and what he was talking about. He stood with so much dominance and pride. He was very versatile and unpredictable. His list of qualities were endless so much so that's why he is able to shine bright long after his tragic death. Most people in the industry are worldwide famous after death. He was a force while he was here and continues to be that force. If he had not passed away a lot of rappers from that era wouldn't have the name they have today because he dominated large spaces that was meant for large groups of people allowing him to shine so bright you wouldn't have even been able to see the competition let alone hear them for comparison purposes.
Beautifully said!
Yeah but that was the 2pac the public knew. Suge was a big dude somewhere around 6'3 around 300lb and he intimidated alot of people not saying 2pac was one but we'll never know that.
I love how Shock G and Money B always held it down for Pac. I never heard them say one bad thing about Pac and they gave him his first shot and Pac took off! Digital Underground always stayed loyal and loved Pac! 🙏🙏
Edit: damn just reread my comment I should be a rapper. I'm rapping when I'm just talking! Lmao I'm being stupid 😂
You and the people who liked your comment need to do more research about Funny B
@@damaged2810 tell us something we don't know then
@TheKid2407 He talk to Pac while he was in prison. Didn't write, call, visit or do anything. Money B own words.
Money B seems cool!! I get the feeling he didn't really know what was going on with 2Pac during his time at Death Row.
Pac got away from this positive nigga once he got with death row
2Pac stories are Legendary and will Never get old or die!
Fun fact: Tupac said that Jim Carrey was his favorite actor. While Tupac was in jail, Jim Carrey send letters to make him laugh & smile.
@@ijumpjudynot funny 🥱
Yo fuck off mr PUBLIC RELATIONS Fun fact jim went to epstein island now fuvk off
@@ijumpjudyyou think shit like that funny to be a troll but your really just disrespectful towards the dead and Karma a bitch, proves you an immature child troll..
@@ijumpjudythere goes Gaylen Tupacs gaystalker sitting on a dildo with Tupacs picture in his hands 😂😂😂 gay ass stalker thirsting for pacs nuts 😂😂
@@ijumpjudyjust like you're mom I erased her number when she gave me that hand job 😂😂😂
Tupac already tried to leave Death Row before he died. He thought All Eyes On Me counted as 2 albums. He only had a 3 album deal so he thought Makaveli completed the contract. That conversation would have never even happened if he wasn't leaving. He already had One Nation almost completed before he died because he was getting out of there and doing his own thing.
makes sense where he would want to do one nation and reunite coasts under his own label.
Proof?
AND the person he trusted did not want him to leave so it was an OBVIOUS SET UP! More interested in the hitman money.🙄
All Eyes On Me is 2 albums not one. He was leaving Death Row. He did All Eyes On Me which is 2 albums and he did the Don Killuminati album which would be 3 albums. He was his own man.
Shut up. Pacs last words recorded were "my label the Notorious Untouchable DEATH ROW" stop spreading your narrative. And quote the man TUPAC himself.
I get that ‘All eyez on me’ is PAC’s biggest album but if we being honest me against the world is his magnum opus. that third album he really figured out his formula. ‘All Eyez’ was too aggressive and gang influenced for me compared to the poetry he was spitting on Me against the world.
Exactly
Makaveli the best one
How was it gang influenced😂😂😂😂 yall just soft
Big facts!!!! Me against the world is my most favorite Pac album and most definitely in my opinion his best body of work. Makevelli gets back to that in a sense. But me against the world was everything!
'All Eyez On Me' sounded as if Pac's environment had changed...and it did! Gang-related!
Rip, Pac! 25 years old with space and room to grow and change!😢
I’m not sure what to believe either but there is an early documentary where Frank (Pac’s bodyguard) stating that there was a huge argument between Pac and Suge. Pac was screaming at Suge asking for his masters threatening to leave and fired David Kenner (Deathrow’s attorney) and Suge almost putting hands on Pac. So who knows, personally I do believe that Pac would eventually leave Deathrow and the music industry as a whole.
I think his bodyguards were telling the truth.
they even put this in the movie. i think it was true. we all know where it was headed, bc every single other artist under suge had the same exact problems that pac did not live long enough to see. suge was a shady cat who was greedy, and really was just bad energy. pac was loyal to him for holding him down but eventually pac would have wanted to leave. but look at dre and snoop. 20 years later suge was STILL trying to kill those guys. no way pac and suge would have left on good terms. it woulda been bad. he would have had cats on both the east and west tryin to kill him. no place to hide but maybe the south with no limit
In the documentarys I seen Tupac said he was a dead man walking but Micheal Moore said Pac was tryna leave death row
@@dominicbrogsdale3348 that’s right, I forgot about that!
@@devangpatel5227I always feel like he should have disappeared out of the United States like his black panther family.
Pacs contract with deathrow was a 3 album deal “All eyez on me” was a double album and “killuminati the 7th day theory” came out after his passing. He definitely had some sort of plan in place… Pac was smart and thought ahead. People forget that he was an avid reader. After getting shot 5 times I’m sure he found it hard to trust a soul in the music industry.
Pac wasn’t that smart if he thought a double disc album would count as 2 separate albums.
All Eye's on Me did count as two albums, that has never been disputed. Where Tupac made his biggest mistake was recording 7-10 albums worth of music in Death Row run studios thinking that he would be able to take that music elsewhere. He should have done it on the down low elsewhere or waited until he had his own label and studio.
@@pR-cv4iu right I don’t believe he wanted to leave death row at first, but it was said that he ran an audit and found out how much money he was losing. He wanted to start his own record company “Euphanasia” under death row. It was very rare to find independent successful rappers back than. It was Even more rare to obtain your own masters like many rappers are vouching towards now. The internet plays a big part in that because you’re able to distribute your own music according to how big of a following you have. Pac would have been in a class of his own if he had the internet back then.
I respect I respect your opinion and you're right but the way it's supposed to have went one person say that he really wasn't in a contract on this other podcast but oh, it was supposed to be that tiny turtle death row take your head got him out of jail time went on, Suge Knight just thought he was going to be with death row in it and run it like the way he did all the other artists and everything Tupac's plans were to leave he put it on that tape did he start telling Suge that he wanted to leave and he's going to get out of it that's when he promised him I'll give you three more albums, then I'm leaving and then and they can agree to that but Suge Knight have also old Tupac a lot of money how it came about people going to leave with 3 hours it was on that tape she made to the girl his friend that which never came out to a long time after that's how I kind of have seen it three years either way he was going to go do his own thing have a good day
I've seen Digital Underground perform live back in the day and I've also met Money B after the show a really cool guy
It's amazing to see that all of Pac's real friends speak so highly while respecting the game for what it was/is!
💯
They are lying
@@fakethuglifestfu
@@fakethuglife move around clown ass with a skirt!
Real friends? You mean the dude whonwrite or call Pac while he was in prison? Real friends indeed
@willt8848 Either way, they never defamed him! They also warned him about his company, but Pac didn't listen!
So, he had to be "sat down" and learn the hard way!
Yeah, REAL FRIENDS...NIGGA! TF?
I think he was leaving too, but he would not let Suge with empty hands. Death Row East was some legacy he wanted to leave to Suge in gratitude for what he done. I think he would move in another direction and Makaveli Records would be his new home, but I definitly see he only leave Death Row around the end of 97 and early 98.
Makaveli records was going to be distributed through Deathrow, Suge even confirmed it in 96’ on two different occasions.
@@levrai944 I think he's wrong, because Death Row itself was distributed by Interscope. I think Makavelli would be distributed by Interscope as well.
@@luisa.3424 so you know better than the man who personally signed and knew Pac and had better information on the matter. Got it
@@jayant-vb2kl I was there
Money B definitely underrated!! You can tell he was a true friend of Pac!
Getting shot 5 times will have you vengeful.
My favorite Tupac channel can we give credit to this channel for real Tupac fans. Great job. I’ll forever subscribe
Money B's perspective on here is on point!
@@ijumpjudy Boooo!!!
@@ijumpjudyyou're the priest closet mate on your knees while swallowing his nut milk 🥛
@@ijumpjudy You are pacs 1st fan gayster
Agreed
Art, you really need to stop these misleading titles. I understand you're still on the way up and trying to get more views/likes etc and i support you all the way. But these deliberately misleading titles are not cool. Money B never said Pac was definitely leaving. Thr truth is we will never know. And given how well things were going at Death Row at the time, i don't see why he would contemplate leaving. Please make more of an effort to report things more accurately. Thanks
I agree, I hate these titles too.
Pac hadn't even gotten Pac's Royalty Checks yet for Death Row when Pac was murdered.
So, exactly, where was Pac going, especially if Pac were still obligated to Death Row ?!?!
Me Against The World is his greatest body of work. Imagine touching the ppl debuting at #1 and you’re in prison. It was authentically him.
It went number one cause Pac got so much media attention from the rape case
He’s telling the truth, maybe you weren’t around for it but this was the thought at that time
Everybody love Pac bro. When PAC died the gangstaz here in New Orleans cried & wanted to go revenge PAC’s murder
All eyez on me was the greatest album
The Makaveli Album was way darker, The two albums he did on Death Row was the best of 2pacs career tbh. He wasn't leaving Death Row either, alot of people just put their own hopes and wishes for what they 'wanted' Pac to do and thne say pac was 'going' to do it.
ITS CRAZY THEY NOT EVEN TALKIN BOUT MICHAEL JACKSON IN 2023 THIS MUCH..PAC MIGHT BE DA GREATEST MUSCIAN IN HISTORY PERIOD..THE BOB MARLEY OF HIP HOP SO 2 SPEAK.
Money b is his real friend you can tell he knew the real 2 pac
Money B and Shock G new 2pac from the beginning. But when 2pac got too Deathrow he was changing and that 2pac they probably didnt recognize. It happens like that in friendship and relationships.
@@Ms.Federally.Official-Matthews2Pac only visited Digital Underground once after he was bailed out
@@TheStreetFoolosopherMr187 I'm not sure how many times, but they knew him and can attest to how he was. 2pac was entitled to have different conversations with people as most of do. So Money B does sound believable he has no reason to lie.
Honest, humble, painful, what that was
Agreed
Art I love your interviews but please stop putting clickbait titles. At no time in the video Money B says for sure that Pac was leaving Death Row...
When 2pac killed I was 6 years old in Morocco 🇲🇦 I remember everything about him I didn't believe he was dead until 2000 ,and his parent still here today and 4ever ,absolutely he was going to leave death row but not that fast people think, he was planning to get his own place and move forward ❤❤❤
The more i hear about tupac leaving death makes me feel like death row set him up
Personally i believe pac wouldve eventually leave death row at some point but not in 96 or 97 Maybe in early 98 because around that time he would've fizzled out in the music industry and start owning his own shit like makaveli records as well as doing movies more. He may do a song every once in blue moon in the studio to promote his movie and perform at a Superbowl or whatever but pac wouldve eventually leave the music industry all together while the outlaws grow popular mainstream in the rap game under his label. As far as suge and pac. Honestly i think pac and suge would've fell off on bad terms along with everyone else. Dre left, lady of rage wouldve left, snoop wouldve left, everyone wouldve left at some point because of problems with suge. Another reason why he would leave the music industry is because of how shady these record labels are. Pac didn't want the outlaws to sign with deathrow for a reason because he knows that they would get screwed over which is why he would rather be independent by owning his own label where everyone will get paid and not have to worry about being screwed over financially. Now did pac wanted to leave? No, probably not at that time since he was already promoting deathrow east and putting out music that was made since he was recording alot of music that was unreleased at the time. But his fall out from suge would've likely lead to him leaving death row at some point in 98 or 99 if he was still alive. Because again, losing dr dre was bad enough, they would've eventually lose more people as time went on because of suge.
Balder dash
Yeah 97 looked like the year he would’ve left DR.
it was going to happen eventually bc suge was bad energy
@@devangpatel5227 how so?
Money B was a smart man for not going around a hellish environment like Death Row records when 2pac invited him there.
“Every nigga that I know’s on Death Row”-Tupac
That was pre death row records. It was about death row (sentence)
@@jesuschrististhelord9937 he was clearly a esoteric prophet then
All Eyez on Me was a classic! If your from the streetz you will understand the album then most people!
Bro KENDRICK LEAVING TOP DAWG , thats dont mean they hate each other . only us as blacks believe growing apart always brings turnmoil
PAC’s aunt was his accountant and told him about all the properties and cars that was in his name and he had no ownership.They were stealing from the brother he knew what was going on that’s what that argument was about.Ill leave it at that.PAC was better off in prison to be honest.
All Eyez On Me was to eliminate the so called competition & 7 Day Theory was Pac going back to his roots & original sound
I always favored Makaveli more than AEOM. AEOM sounds like it was made to fit Death Row's style. Makaveli really sounds like a continuation of where he left off before Death Row.
I agree but I don’t think it was done on purpose.. granted, he explained that AEOM was more like a celebration of life, just to get his mind off things. Makaveli was supposed to be a free mixtape for the streets, supposedly a throwaway album. It’s crazy that that turned out to be some of his best work!
Exactly. People don't think about that. He literally said he wanted to bring all his fans in with the gangsta music, and then hit them with his true direction.
@@youngbloodpriest1644He never said his music was gangsta tho everyone else creates there own opinions on his life an music an run with false narratives
All Eyez on Me is pacs best album and possibly the best rap album of all time
Nah, its Me Against The World.
Thats a top 5 album in Hip Hop.
All Eyez on Me is definitely top 10 or 15
@khairt1731 I agree Me Against The World is the best album ever
@@khairt1731if we do the stats AEOM is his best album. Everything else is opinions, I personally believe AOEM is better than MAW it's all opinions.
Bone thugs n Harmony Art of War.
@@DtruthG-DUBbruh all stats can tell you is how much an album sold. Stats will never dictate what is better than another project because it's opinionated. And if you want to talk about stats, you do know the total talley from a double album is twice as much because one unit sold (one sale) counts as two units?!
One of the best interviews on this platform
For a dude that was leaving he sure was promoting the hell out of death row east before he died. Artists don’t stay on a label forever but he seemed really into death row east with Eric B
He was playing his role that’s all.
@@MrSosa1969 Suge Knight had that man scared for his life😂
Respect to Money B, but i really doubt he had any idea what was going on with Tupac in the Deathrow days.
THANK YOU. People are speaking like Money B was Kadafi and hanging around Pac regularly in 96. Where in his own words he didn't see Pac during his Death Row period till the Summer of 96.
@@Untouchable2Kexactly art is getting annoying now smh
Yeah I don’t think he was around Digital Underground in the last months of his life. Money B is cool but yeah…
Bigge was best buds with Pac so he would know.
Bruh, his Aunt Glo already confirmed he was leaving. They sent a letter firing Deathrows attorney Kenner and firing head of security guy Reggie Wright Jr. Aunt Glo said it on the Dear Mama documentary.
Pacs label was going to be a side label to death row and they would have ran both
Respect to Money B🫡
Me Against the World was his greatest Album to date
He got a voice sounds like Smokey Robinson. LoL
I am Philly and it’s rules to the game of life. Never put your hands on a killer. Tupac Security should have never let Tupac touch that man. Police say he killed 2 people before Tupac. If you not a true goon mind your business
I just rocked a show with Money B & Shock Gs son in Spokane WA. The killed it. Great stage show.
Money B still hurting by pac death and maybe even shock G gone too but u hear the hurt in money b voice
RIP PAC AND SHOCK G
Money sounds scare to say yeah he was gonna leave. He always said, He doesn't take orders he gives them." 2 Pac
Eric B. was going to run Death Row East. Not Tupac. Tupac was promoting it tho
Me against the world was dark in way because he was going through a lot and that was before death row .. Pac liked being over there he wasn’t going to leave .Pac was going to do his own thing, but he would have still been cool with Suge he loved that family mafia environment too much to leave .
OG 2PAC#1 (RIP) LEGENDARY LEGEND!
If money b was so worried about PAC why didn't he just bail his homeboy out?
Because Money B didn't have 1.4 million dollars.
It was way too early to think or “know” that he was leaving Death Row.
Not really. He could’ve know he was leaving before he was released from jail.
Yeah.. It was!!!!
This is not the art of dialogue this is the art of tupac!
Lol
It’s been a Pac channel since its inception 🤦🏾♂️
Art favorite artist is 2Pac and has been covering his story since the beginning
Both Vlad and Art are the Tupac apostles
lol n I’m here for it all
I was there for the 5 On It (remix) the recording session at Mike Denton's studio in Alameda, Ca. And for the music video shoot. Pac wasn't at either of 'em!
He was in jail then in 95.
@@melvinhhcp3615 Thank you for that! That's probably why he wasn't there!!
@@JJPublishing 2Pac on 5 On It Remix would've been great and possibly would've been his alternative to California Love if he didn't get locked up
Reggie finna respond soon
How can anyone believe in a crooked cop?
@@dalkurd1what does the crooked cop have to gain or lose from lying on a dead rapper?
Reggie has actually been one of PAC’s biggest defenders
@@PraisetheLawdHaha, biggest defender? The irony
😂😂😂come on Reggie
@@PraisetheLawd🧢
Money B a good dude. Lost both of his potnas. Stay strong.
The interview we need is Kidada Jones! She must know so much from the last few months
I get what Money B was saying on how he felt about All Eyez On Me, but at the same time, I understood what Pac was going through during that time and why he switched up from his previous albums. Overall, Me Against The World is my favorite 2pac album.
When Snoop and Dre left Suge tried to sabotage them both and those two made the label a force to be reckoned with so I highly doubt Suge would have allowed Pac to walk away without consequences.
Money B "The Freaky Deaky", "The Squeaky Meaky" , up and down, well as a matter of fact, he'll be right back, he gotta take a leaky.....
Facts Money B
Explain Makaveli Recods and Deathrow East under Death row Revords and the Interscope umbrella
that Makaveli album was the pac we all was waiting for. he was elevating to the God in him & exhibiting both the light and dark.
Man y'all keep creating this narrative about him leaving Death Row y'all cappin he had an interview where the interviewer asked him where he see his self in 5 years, he said Death Row 🤦, Makaveli was a partnership with Death Row, Makaveli was first, One Nation was a Collab between Makaveli/Death Row,🤦
But let Delray and em tell it he was leaving with Euthanasia Records with Quincy lol 😂
@@timmy841212 what a clown I think he was sending Young Noble over to Qwest Records but everyone else was Makaveli/Death Row or just Makaveli Records however he slice his pies
Is it me or does Money B look like he aint aged a DAY?!!!! Bless him mayn.. dude still looks like an early 90s version of him from Strictly Underground..
OG MONEY-B#1
Tupac favourite movie was cooleyhigh
I could listen to Money B stories for hours
" You believe in God?, Believe in Death Row East" Pac wasn't going nowhere. This is days before getting shot. RIP PAC 🙏
You don’t know that..
He was definitely leaving to start his own label
Pac wasn’t going nowhere; You really beLIEve that?
... one day later he cancelled these plans after falling out with Suge over what Snoop had said over the radio. Michael Moore said Suge almost laid hands on Pac and Pac said he doesn't want nothing else to do with Death Row (including Death Row East). He then continued and stated once he drops the Makaveli album he's out.
@@JLP420 Huh? And what did Snoop say in the radio that got him so mad that Suge nearly beat him up then? I’m confused lol
Easy Money B! Good 2 hear from u folk! RIP Pac RIP Shock 🙏
This is true. Tupac was going to leave Death Row
I felt he was scared to be around PAC.. Cause PAC was around Viscous bloods/. & bruh didn’t want to be around. Which is respectable
Yeah, right.
In his last interview, Pac was yelling DeathRow East. And he literally gave his life in loialty to DeathRow ... and Money B want us to belive that HE knows better.
How come Money B was not around 2pac in his DeathRow days? Dont understand these so called friends. Just because they knew Pac back in the days, that doesnt mean they know Pac better than Pac actual homies living with him.
You wrong on that! When Pac came home and hooked up with Death Row... he had a whole different set of dudes around him! Me & Deon Evans (Big D) went to go see him and we both said we had some beats for him, but he was like he couldn't fuck with us right now because it was a Death Row thing. And he was like... we gone hook up again eventually.. just not right now!
@@JJPublishing first, its awesome that u actually talked to Tupac in this life. That is awesome memories! What is your name?
Second, what this has to do with the subject?! Just because u wanted to give him beats, that doesnt mean he was planing to leave DR. Other than other people talking, from what Tupacs actions is resulting that he wanted to leave DR? Does a man like Pac who wanted to leave is going to ... advocate for DR East and going everywhere with his DR crew? Is Pac the type of guy who was lying and he was a hypocrite and doing things behind Suge's back? Highly doubtful.
Please be quiet
@@clopotari147 You talking like Suge wasn't robbing Pac of $18M behind his back. If he started to try to create a back up to help get out of a toxic environment, so be it. Why is it honorable for Suge to do dirt, but not honorable for someone to want to escape?
@@clopotari147 I'm Big Tru I produced Rpresentin' 93 on Pac second album... And Pac flew me down to LA a few times JUST to record songs for either him and Wicked & The Mouse Man and before Pac went to jail I gave Pac a beat tape at Shock G's wedding... and he had picked a few beats that he was gonna use. He went to jail RIGHT after that .But when he got out of jail, it was like he was Death Row... and we'd do something in the future but not at the moment because he was only fuckin' with Death Row. I say that to say... that I'M not for sure that Pac wanted to leave Death Row... I didn't talk to him about that. But I do know he talked to Money B a lot. But the last time I talked to him he was fully reppin' Death Row and we talked but it wasn't no deep conversation about too much! I hung out with Pac long enough to know that Pac was gone do whatever he wanted to! PERIOD!
I have a question though. If Pac wanted to leave then why did he agree with controlling Deathrow East ?
That was a rumor
@@melvinhhcp3615 also a rumor that Pac wanted to leave Deathrow ✌🏽
Dude was literally promoting Death Row East 3 days before he was put in an induced coma. But the theorists say he was leaving 😂
@@kevinlee9929facts , ion think he live long enuff to know he was leaving . Eventually it probably was most def
@@kevinlee9929 bro🤦🏾♂️
If not Vegas; it would of been in LA somewhere and still as a young talent and same tragic way. He chose his path as his path was chosen for him. In my culture we say whatever is written on your forehead from above, can’t be changed.
Pac would eventually leave Deathrow. He was making moves in that direction. Would it had been that he left on his terms or a fallout situation, we will never know. I believe in time he would have left making music to do more acting gigs, where he would get larger paydays than in the music industry. Also by using his influence in the music industry with his own label, he would be able to bring up other acts and assume more of the role of a music mogul while his main focus would be acting and possibly something in politics.
Of course I didnt personally know the man( Pac ) so I didnt know his character but in my opinion All Eyes On Me was my everyday album back then so I cant form an opinion on how he changed cause being from Houston I wasnt feeling his first 2 albums cause The The Geto Boys and Dj Screw and Daryl Scott tapes was all I needed back then and I was good!!
Money B is not actually saying anything about Pac leaving. 😂
If he 2PAC⭐️ was leaving Death Row💎 then what was Death Row East💎. He was gonna drop an Album called Euthanasia💎 bringing everyone together but yal know the rest😞.
I dont think that he want to leave death row, cause in all his hand written tracklist for his upcoming albums he wrote every time death row/ makaveli records and thats a proof that his partnersip with death row would have continued. And in most of his songs he prsised death row records
Pac knew he was being robbed. He was leaving.
Ok you know better than him 😂
The best man next behind him say that he dont make moves to leave death row, napoleon said that. And i dont know it i just say that i think so its my feeling.
Anyone using their heads knows that he wasn't leaving. Pac was making all these enemies. But was going to leave his muscle. Makes no sense 😂😂😂
@@ahmetkaya-ne6rmI think he was going to leave eventually from either the finances not right or him and Suge would've bumped heads. Suge definitely kept him happy by feeding him Death Row East but him and Pac would've fallen out. Two men like them don't have long relationships in the rap game.. obviously, all opinions
Money B was like I ain’t going around all that clown shit
He was smart.
I don’t believe that pac was leaving death row shit . I just don’t believe it. He might wanted to leave but
All eyez on me is the goat album.
U can honestly hear the pain in his voice sounds like he’s watching what he says but they didn’t really like the way pacs career was headed brother 2 brother 👑💯
they were about to form death row east, Pacs was starting his own label euthanasia which was probably going to work side by side with both death rows west and east. Pac was gonna eventually move to producing and signing artists also get into acting and directing and eventually into politics!
i agree
Damn this guy. Wasn't Wander Why They Call You B or Shorty Wanna Be A Thug wasn't about life lessons? ©2023
This sounds like myself
Bomb First (My second reply)00:02..!!
Can somebody clear this up after 27yrs? 🤔
Mannnn all eyes on me is the best album of all time! Come on
MONEY B FROM DIGITAL UNDERGROUND AND NOT ONLY THAT MONEY B FROM RAW FUSION WITH DJ FUSE, YEAH THE LEGEND MONEY B
Money B one of Pac genuine Real friend held him down❤️👍🏽💯🙏🏽
All Eyez on Me was an instant classic🔥…I respectfully disagree with his narrative
I dont know anyone who didn't like ALL EYEZ ON ME... money b was tripping 🙄