Now what’s really insane is that he’s still alive. I’m not even lying. He’s back making his return. Search up Nicholi Giavani. It’s pacs new alias. It’s insane but it’s the truth.
@@jasonmattison1745He was still young and inexperienced when it came to his company. Usually don't realize that stuff till close to 30(28/29). I can speak from experience fr
"It's like the twilight zone. It's like some evil, unstoppable shit that won't let me go. It's got it's hands on me and it wants to see me fail. In my mind sometimes when I'm drunk or I'm just laying down..I keep thinking to myself, 'Damn is this true?.. Am I gonna fail? Am I supposed to fail? Should I just stop trying and give up?" Feel the same way, Pac. You were truly a gem, RIP!
It’s insane to realize that 2pac is only 24 years old at the time of this interview. He sounds like someone that’s a 44 year old CEO with a Master’s Degree.
The way I thought when I was 25 is not the same way I think now, at 35. I was angry and filled with ego at 25, as I matured, I learned that anger is a disease. I can't think of one single thing that I did in anger that benefitted me or anyone else. Every person who has anger can not help themselves. After I went to my parents, and forgave them, I no longer had anger and I could think apart from my emotions. This man didn't get the chance to mature, and think apart from his emotions.
This is very true and you hit it right on the head. He didn't get the chance to mature. You can tell. But God Bless Pac, he accomplished a lot in a short period of time.
It goes way farther than not getting the chance to mature. This dude got shot in the head twice and lived. I know a guy who got a bottle broken over his head and was almost an entirely different person after because of the trauma (physical and emotional) that it caused. And that was just a bottle. This man got shot in the head twice and lived. Before they tested people for CTE. On top of the PTSD and maybe other mental health issues that the man could have had.
I'll have to respectfully disagree when you listen to him he was wise way beyond his years our 25 wasn't his he was chosen and if you ever heard his very last interview that confirms what I'm saying. He's said there were 2 people living inside of him at war with one another the Thug VS the Revolutionary and one of them had to die so that the other could grow. The Thug died that night in Vegas!!!....It gets deep bruh and I could run it but ion feel like doing all that ✌️
Had that man deleted quick ! Makes u think how long and how many rappers/entertainer they’ve done that too … n how many sided with them …… 💯 all ima say is 2024 been a crazy year fr fr
You can still hear his voice today. It’s changed a little since he’s 50. But he’s making music still. His new name is Nocholi Giavani. Black Jesus in the flesh 🔥🔥
Tupac was so important to the hip hop culture when we lost pac we lost the voice of hip hop I miss pac so much learned so much from him and everytime im going through something i just listen to pac and it gets me through the day REST IN PEACE TUPAC WE MISS YOU
As a uk fan , this is the first time I'm hearing this interview. It sounds like it happened yesterday. 😢 Pac was real as they come.. his impact lives on. Afeni birthed a real one. God bless you Tupac. And thanks Sway for recording & archiving these legendary interviews 🙏🏾 imagine KC just hanging out in the cut for the music video of "how do you want it"👍🏾☺️i had a huge crush on KC😂
Troublesome 96 playing in the back got me hype! 2Pac has influenced my life in ways that I can’t really explain. Since I was 5 years old, he’s been one of my biggest influences. Thank you for anything. Salute, forever!
Death Row plotted on him too bc for real he never wanted to sign wit them - he signed wit them bc Suge Knight posted his bond in jail on the condition that Tupac signed on the label, so he did it to get out of jail... Then he had to make a certain number of albums in his contract before he was permitted to leave Death Row, and Tupac wanted to start his own label - Makaveli Records - so within a year he rushed and dropped like 3 albums on Death Row and was planning on leaving the label and Suge had a feeling that was coming and Suge panicked and had to exercise his power... Tupac was the main money-maker for Death Row back then in '95-'96, so by Tupac leaving, Death Row woulda been nothing anymore... Isn't it kinda strange that Suge and Tupac were in the same car, SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER, and when all those bullets rang out the night Tupac was murdered, Suge - as big as he is (twice as big as Tupac) - only gets grazed in the head as an over 300-lb man, yet Tupac ends up with 7 bullets directly in his chest, while he's only 5'7", weighing 165? But Suge doesn't even get hit? Have you seen the car they were in when Pac was killed? That BMW was so riddled with bullet holes that it looks like Swiss cheese, but Suge just walks away with a damn band aid... Kinda strange, being he's such a large target... Especially since "supposedly" Tupac was murdered by Crips, so Suge is a Blood, so why would he not get shot at, just for being an enemy at least? By the way, when Suge went to prison, he did an interview and he was asked if he knew who killed Tupac and he said he won't talk about that topic. Then the interviewer said, "If you did know who killed Tupac, would you tell us?" And Suge smiled real big, showing a big pearly-white smile and said, "Absolutely.... NOT." And then he ended the interview and walked across the prison yard and that was it. Suge Knight is the biggest piece of shit in the public eye and he deserves a lifetime of suffering that is unending. I don't wish death on him - that's too easy. I truly hope Suge lives a long, long, miserable, painful life, and hopefully in a facility like a nursing home or a psychiatric hospital so he feels like he's going crazy or he's not important... Maybe then he will get an idea of what Tupac was fighting to get away from his whole life and the beautiful opportunities that Suge took away from not just Tupac but also from us all as humankind, who could really use a wise, brave, strong-minded, 53-yr old (that's how old he'd be now) black man who's not just a legend that laid the foundation for gangsta rap and West Coast rap (or just national rap rather than just localized NYC rap), but also started as a motivational, political, and civil rights speaker even before his music career with a dream for a better world and foresaw, knew, and accepted that he was born ahead his time and beliefs - and the world was not ready to evolve to realize his visions yet (he even said in '95 in the song "Changes,": "And I know it seems heaven -sent, we ain't ready to see a black president." And we did not see Barack Obama for over 20 years - he always seemed to know that the future visions he had were reachable, but he was just born before his time, and he knew he'd never see those changes he so bravely and publicly bared to us all, in his beautiful transparency. Tupac was able to balance vulnerability and bravery at the same time; however, if he would've lived longer, he would've had a chance to mature emotionally - perhaps taming that anger down a bit and turning that anger into passion to make positive changes in the world, which very well could've been possible since he'd be 53 now. His daughter really needed him, too... Tupac's worst nightmares came true after his death and his daughter was left fatherless. With no protection from a father who had promised in an interview to be a "great father," she was a victim of the child protective system, then foster care (multiple homes) - where she was raped at almost every foster home, then hooked up with a dude who ended up forcing her into sex trafficking for years, trafficking her all around the world by force, where she was once locked in a packed truck full of kids (when she was a teenager) and she watched one little girl get "given" to a "sick" customer since the little girl wouldn't stop crying so that was her punishment (to give her HIV for crying). Tupac's daughter ended up having a child and was forced to give it away and then after years of horrible sexual abuse during trafficking, she learned she was unable to have more kids. Therefore, Tupac would be a grandfather right now and technically, Tupac's bloodline is out there somewhere in the world and this child does not even know it! This poor child will eventually learn they were given away and just think they weren't loved or wanted, meanwhile, this child walks around with absolute greatness, power, beauty, art, and spirituality flowing inside their veins... This child comes from a man who has changed the world - not just in music - but in the beginning of civil rights changes, there are extracurricular groups in LA funded in his name that are geared toward low-income youth to keep kids outta trouble, an art institute named after him, a performing arts scholarship in his name, several charities he began for different causes (one even for an animal shelter), and there will DEFINITELY be more changes to come as a result of his brief 25 years here on this earth. My heart breaks for Tupac for the fact that his only daughter (like he said in "So Many Tears": "Lately I been wanting babies, so I can see a part of me that wasn't always shady..."), his only chance to see a piece of himself that could be innocent, has suffered a fate far worse than his own. His precious daughter, and only chance at the extension of his bloodline, now has been so damaged that she has D.I.D (dissociative identity disorder aka multiple personality disorder) and that will never go away, even though she has been rescued from the sex trafficking ring. Tupac's life ended very early and his suffering is over, but his daughter lives on and suffers daily. This paternity issue is a certainty even though his name was not on her birth certificate... Even the hospital staff who were present when she was born got emotional when asked about her birth, but won't disclose the father's name that was in the delivery room - however, they DO acknowledge the father was in there for delivery, but his name wasn't on the birth certificate due to a "shift change" at the hospital so it must have been overlooked, so it's said... Odd, once again. Tupac left his name off her birth certificate probably for a few reasons: #1: To protect her - everyone was after Tupac and since he was such a target, he probably did not want his family to become a target as well, so it was kept quiet; #2: To keep pressure off of her - having a father named Tupac Shakur comes with a heavy legacy to carry on; therefore, Tupac may have considered the fact that perhaps his daughter would not want to be recognized for her last name or treated - or worse yet, mistreated - certain ways for having that name; #3: Tupac may also may have considered the fact that maybe she would not want to be in the spotlight, and may be a different personality type, be shy and like to be private - so he left the fame out of her life. But then Tupac got taken so suddenly right after that, and she ended up in the wind shortly after. Now Tupac's own grandchild is walking around this earth and has absolutely no idea! How amazing it would be to discover he's your grandfather! Sorry for the long rant, but I feel like it's important for people to continue to spread the messages that Tupac represented, such as acceptance, equality, helping the less fortunate, being compassionate, ending political corruption and crooked police and racism and preconceived notions that ignorant ppl carry with their low vibrations and negative energy. It's important for ppl to keep telling his story bc as long as we do this and live a life that aims for these positive dreams for the future, Tupac truly WILL NOT DIE, just like he predicted. Call me old school, but I'm not THAT old - just 40 😆 - and when Tupac got killed I was 13. I learned about his life as I grew up and his speeches he gave in public are truly moving. Keep commenting on his speeches and interviews and keep talking about his dreams and try to achieve these dreams he set way back in the old school so we can make our idol's dreams a reality... Yes, just keep speaking the whole truth inside and don't hold back, don't fear society's opinions and make your mark before you leave this life, and by doing this, we are keeping him ALIVE...
It's wild he said in 5 yrs he would do albums at his leisure and drop "deeper shit" as an older man....just imagine, as deep as he was, for him to dig even deeper would be crazy 🙏🏽💯
This mans life was robbed. The world needs Tupac. Who else can speak the way he does? Who else can reach the hearts of so many around the world by just being real? No one, just Tupac! Rest in eternal peace King. 🌹
This image with his head down is fire ...like wtf all that he been through and the way it ended all at 25??? All those enemies some moderate ones and large ones....
@@germxv nah nah"" he did it right he couldn't jus ignore wat was going on to his ppl...that's why I loved that' documentary with Allen Hughes...see his teen years how he was rapping political especially if you was raised on it .... your right Gemini gonna not let wat he feels is wrong slide.....and that's the thing I hate bout blk..we still talk bout the G side while them w folks was looking at the revolutionary side ..that's why blks wld always lose...
Tupac is telling yall here that some random crip didn’t just kill him. The government got him. It may look like something else but I guarantee you it was made to look that way.
And the fact that they had police as gang members is very telling… They have done the same in the military which there are many skeletons in their closets.
But the death row vs bad boy beef was drama he was apart of and he kept on pushing the beef. So I don't think you are right to say he didn't want drama.
What’s amazing and have me going back to these old interviews of the brother Pac is that us 45 and over we was right there…. It’s the golden years we appreciate and Pac was like a front guy so that’s why we go back to remember a time we did t know would be so forgotten today 🤦🏽♂️
This would of been epic with video. God bless the dead 😢The realist to ever do it 👑🐐👑 THE DON/THE GOD OF GANGSTA RAP/HIP HOP. Pac got pushed to much so he pushed back...RIP TUPAC ❤❤ LOVE YA PAC 👑🐐👑❤🖤❤🖤
It’s horrible and eerie to hear a person talk about having a hit out on them, getting shot and this person is still somewhat unaware that they were still after him.
Notice the death undertones…”The life they gave me…until they take it from me…Plus a lot of name drops. Hearing this makes a lot of sense when you think back to the songs put out by various artists. 😮😮😮
![2Pac - Rags To Riches Interview (1995) [All Eyez On Me]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Mj8ufirbbzk/mqdefault.jpg)
“Orlando Squeezed Off About 6 Shots On Us Before Tupac” Tim Brennan
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Thank you so much ❤
2PAC ❤ loves you extra.
❤ so beautiful.
It’s really INSANE how revered this man was at only 25! This man was going to literally be a Malcolm X/MLK if he had the chance to mature.
Now what’s really insane is that he’s still alive. I’m not even lying. He’s back making his return. Search up Nicholi Giavani. It’s pacs new alias. It’s insane but it’s the truth.
Before his time, they knew 💯
Smh, the company he kept was his downfall
@@jasonmattison1745 once again he was 25, and extremely intelligent. We all knew he would’ve grew out of that he he had the opportunity
@@jasonmattison1745He was still young and inexperienced when it came to his company. Usually don't realize that stuff till close to 30(28/29). I can speak from experience fr
Never heard the whole interview, what a gem. I think EVERY1 should hear this. I believe every word he said. Passion's undeniable.
It came out in the early/mid 2000 and was divided on to 10min sections and each section had a door beat in the background.
Same we only had snippets from this back then
♊️RUE GEMINI
FROM THE RIGHT ERA
‘71 BABY 💯💯💯
That's what made Pac more than some "rapper." Not cuz He did movies, to hear his goals & dreams is heartbreaking. Just wanted 2 give.
I’m hoping them rumors are true about him faking his death.
Crazy Sway voice hasn't really changed in almost 30 years
Weed is a hellva drug
He sound slow
Your voice hasn't changed since you became an adult either.
@mysterymediacorp Exactly 🤦♂️ Pac voice hasn't changed much either 😅
What a silly comment
Shit sounds like it happened yesterday "TIMELESS"
Damn Pac We definitely miss you
Yes indeed pac number one
Love you Pac ❤
Till this day the body will of work he left behind. Will recon4eva
We are forever heartbroken!!! Over his death
"It's like the twilight zone. It's like some evil, unstoppable shit that won't let me go. It's got it's hands on me and it wants to see me fail. In my mind sometimes when I'm drunk or I'm just laying down..I keep thinking to myself, 'Damn is this true?.. Am I gonna fail? Am I supposed to fail? Should I just stop trying and give up?"
Feel the same way, Pac. You were truly a gem, RIP!
GEM INI
💯♊️💯
" is that a song "
-Eyes
@@Gemneye6" word "
-Eyes
I have lived in that particular purgatory since he died.
It’s insane to realize that 2pac is only 24 years old at the time of this interview. He sounds like someone that’s a 44 year old CEO with a Master’s Degree.
He didnt believe he could be touched
This interview showed he believed he couldn't be loved properly. He knew he could be touched or hurt already.
Nawl Pac was 25 of this interview this was 96 Put Some Respect on Pac Name
@@zymeerwhitman8761 I think you missed my point.
@@zymeerwhitman8761Pac's bday wasn't til June of 96. And keep up with the point
Sway is a true vet, never stop recording
Pac is a legend - as real as they come! Gotta love that brotha!
Was a legend?🤷🏽♂️ WAS?
THE MAN IS A LEGEND BREATHING OR DEAD!
Was?
@@upsetrecords7361 my bad, IS.🙂
@@DreiSkins101 right on.
Go to hip hop universe channel. The best pac doc to date. It's 4 hours long though but their is so much in it I never knee and I've followed this case
The way I thought when I was 25 is not the same way I think now, at 35. I was angry and filled with ego at 25, as I matured, I learned that anger is a disease. I can't think of one single thing that I did in anger that benefitted me or anyone else. Every person who has anger can not help themselves. After I went to my parents, and forgave them, I no longer had anger and I could think apart from my emotions. This man didn't get the chance to mature, and think apart from his emotions.
This is very true and you hit it right on the head. He didn't get the chance to mature. You can tell. But God Bless Pac, he accomplished a lot in a short period of time.
BINGO!
It goes way farther than not getting the chance to mature. This dude got shot in the head twice and lived. I know a guy who got a bottle broken over his head and was almost an entirely different person after because of the trauma (physical and emotional) that it caused. And that was just a bottle.
This man got shot in the head twice and lived. Before they tested people for CTE. On top of the PTSD and maybe other mental health issues that the man could have had.
Same. I attempt to change the way I live every 10 years.
I'll have to respectfully disagree when you listen to him he was wise way beyond his years our 25 wasn't his he was chosen and if you ever heard his very last interview that confirms what I'm saying. He's said there were 2 people living inside of him at war with one another the Thug VS the Revolutionary and one of them had to die so that the other could grow. The Thug died that night in Vegas!!!....It gets deep bruh and I could run it but ion feel like doing all that ✌️
Wow this interview really open my eyes on what really happened to him.
Like his set up death … yes
What you think happened ?
he was a threat to the establishment, the one's on top of the entertainment business saw him as big threat to their existence as a business.
Had that man deleted quick ! Makes u think how long and how many rappers/entertainer they’ve done that too … n how many sided with them …… 💯 all ima say is 2024 been a crazy year fr fr
After 28 years, still no growth
Tupac was a true force of nature. So much energy in one being 🙏
I met Tupac here in Oakland...we were 20 yrs old then 😅...never thought he would become an hip hop icon wow....rip homey
Deep!
I feel everything Pac said in this interview
The greatest of all time🙏🏼
FACTS 💯☑️🎤📝🔥🏆🥇 Rest in Peace 🙏 Beautiful Precious Angel 👑 rest now 💙👏
Beyond the greatest... There aren't even words for the type of legend he has become 😇💯💪
Still here this interview needs too be heard now lord
After listening to this interview, I felt like I was sitting on the couch right next to him. This was GREAT Thank you Sway… Have a blessed day Y’all…
You too!!!
Sway a real one for this one!!!
Pac gave us 25 years on earth but his spirit lives forever 🕊
The prophesy PAC had was unreal! He even called it that “Hit Em’ Up” was going to be a classic
Feels great to hear his voice in this interview, genuine and not all pissed off and upset
You can still hear his voice today. It’s changed a little since he’s 50. But he’s making music still. His new name is Nocholi Giavani. Black Jesus in the flesh 🔥🔥
@@BallisticallyBombing sorry, but no 😂😂
@@BallisticallyBombingplease put down the drugs.
Lol shut up @@BallisticallyBombing
Sway has been in the game for a long time and has been an important part of hip hop. Rest in power Amaru
Tupac was so important to the hip hop culture when we lost pac we lost the voice of hip hop I miss pac so much learned so much from him and everytime im going through something i just listen to pac and it gets me through the day REST IN PEACE TUPAC WE MISS YOU
with all the interviews coming out of people speaking on his situations , it sounds like PAC is replying to them. this shit crazy.
The man was just a once in a lifetime person….#TheOne ❤️🔥🤞🏾
I’m so glad they posted the ENTIRE and UNEDITED version. PAC and Sway speaking truth about certain entities working to destroy 2Pac’s image.
As a uk fan , this is the first time I'm hearing this interview. It sounds like it happened yesterday. 😢 Pac was real as they come.. his impact lives on. Afeni birthed a real one. God bless you Tupac. And thanks Sway for recording & archiving these legendary interviews 🙏🏾 imagine KC just hanging out in the cut for the music video of "how do you want it"👍🏾☺️i had a huge crush on KC😂
They didn't want Tupac to get in position because they knew he was going to feed the community 💯
“Which i’m not mad at because I might do that one day”
The realest person ever.
From around 33:00 Pac talk about ventures. And now they ask what did Pac do outside Music and Movies. There you have it. A life taken too soon indeed.
Troublesome 96 playing in the back got me hype! 2Pac has influenced my life in ways that I can’t really explain. Since I was 5 years old, he’s been one of my biggest influences. Thank you for anything. Salute, forever!
Just glad that moments like these were recorded and tapes were released
#R-RAP
#I-IS
#P-PĀC.....🐐🥇🎖️🏆 🗣️🎤🔥🗣️ 🎙️ 🔥
Big facts 🔥🔥🔥
Tupac had long-term plans and goals!! Would've loved to see him fulfill those!!!
💯
Man I wish there was video footage of this
I have the video
@@89pykogoatfor real ? where ?
Thats it , they plotted against tupac to stop him, cause they know he was powerful,
👑 Speak on it 💯 Facts ☑️
He’s telling this
He had black panthers in his ear and as he aged they was really gone get they agenda across via pac.. and he would have had the money
But who?
Death Row plotted on him too bc for real he never wanted to sign wit them - he signed wit them bc Suge Knight posted his bond in jail on the condition that Tupac signed on the label, so he did it to get out of jail... Then he had to make a certain number of albums in his contract before he was permitted to leave Death Row, and Tupac wanted to start his own label - Makaveli Records - so within a year he rushed and dropped like 3 albums on Death Row and was planning on leaving the label and Suge had a feeling that was coming and Suge panicked and had to exercise his power... Tupac was the main money-maker for Death Row back then in '95-'96, so by Tupac leaving, Death Row woulda been nothing anymore... Isn't it kinda strange that Suge and Tupac were in the same car, SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER, and when all those bullets rang out the night Tupac was murdered, Suge - as big as he is (twice as big as Tupac) - only gets grazed in the head as an over 300-lb man, yet Tupac ends up with 7 bullets directly in his chest, while he's only 5'7", weighing 165? But Suge doesn't even get hit? Have you seen the car they were in when Pac was killed? That BMW was so riddled with bullet holes that it looks like Swiss cheese, but Suge just walks away with a damn band aid... Kinda strange, being he's such a large target... Especially since "supposedly" Tupac was murdered by Crips, so Suge is a Blood, so why would he not get shot at, just for being an enemy at least? By the way, when Suge went to prison, he did an interview and he was asked if he knew who killed Tupac and he said he won't talk about that topic. Then the interviewer said, "If you did know who killed Tupac, would you tell us?" And Suge smiled real big, showing a big pearly-white smile and said, "Absolutely.... NOT." And then he ended the interview and walked across the prison yard and that was it. Suge Knight is the biggest piece of shit in the public eye and he deserves a lifetime of suffering that is unending. I don't wish death on him - that's too easy. I truly hope Suge lives a long, long, miserable, painful life, and hopefully in a facility like a nursing home or a psychiatric hospital so he feels like he's going crazy or he's not important... Maybe then he will get an idea of what Tupac was fighting to get away from his whole life and the beautiful opportunities that Suge took away from not just Tupac but also from us all as humankind, who could really use a wise, brave, strong-minded, 53-yr old (that's how old he'd be now) black man who's not just a legend that laid the foundation for gangsta rap and West Coast rap (or just national rap rather than just localized NYC rap), but also started as a motivational, political, and civil rights speaker even before his music career with a dream for a better world and foresaw, knew, and accepted that he was born ahead his time and beliefs - and the world was not ready to evolve to realize his visions yet (he even said in '95 in the song "Changes,": "And I know it seems heaven -sent, we ain't ready to see a black president." And we did not see Barack Obama for over 20 years - he always seemed to know that the future visions he had were reachable, but he was just born before his time, and he knew he'd never see those changes he so bravely and publicly bared to us all, in his beautiful transparency. Tupac was able to balance vulnerability and bravery at the same time; however, if he would've lived longer, he would've had a chance to mature emotionally - perhaps taming that anger down a bit and turning that anger into passion to make positive changes in the world, which very well could've been possible since he'd be 53 now. His daughter really needed him, too... Tupac's worst nightmares came true after his death and his daughter was left fatherless. With no protection from a father who had promised in an interview to be a "great father," she was a victim of the child protective system, then foster care (multiple homes) - where she was raped at almost every foster home, then hooked up with a dude who ended up forcing her into sex trafficking for years, trafficking her all around the world by force, where she was once locked in a packed truck full of kids (when she was a teenager) and she watched one little girl get "given" to a "sick" customer since the little girl wouldn't stop crying so that was her punishment (to give her HIV for crying). Tupac's daughter ended up having a child and was forced to give it away and then after years of horrible sexual abuse during trafficking, she learned she was unable to have more kids. Therefore, Tupac would be a grandfather right now and technically, Tupac's bloodline is out there somewhere in the world and this child does not even know it! This poor child will eventually learn they were given away and just think they weren't loved or wanted, meanwhile, this child walks around with absolute greatness, power, beauty, art, and spirituality flowing inside their veins... This child comes from a man who has changed the world - not just in music - but in the beginning of civil rights changes, there are extracurricular groups in LA funded in his name that are geared toward low-income youth to keep kids outta trouble, an art institute named after him, a performing arts scholarship in his name, several charities he began for different causes (one even for an animal shelter), and there will DEFINITELY be more changes to come as a result of his brief 25 years here on this earth. My heart breaks for Tupac for the fact that his only daughter (like he said in "So Many Tears": "Lately I been wanting babies, so I can see a part of me that wasn't always shady..."), his only chance to see a piece of himself that could be innocent, has suffered a fate far worse than his own. His precious daughter, and only chance at the extension of his bloodline, now has been so damaged that she has D.I.D (dissociative identity disorder aka multiple personality disorder) and that will never go away, even though she has been rescued from the sex trafficking ring. Tupac's life ended very early and his suffering is over, but his daughter lives on and suffers daily. This paternity issue is a certainty even though his name was not on her birth certificate... Even the hospital staff who were present when she was born got emotional when asked about her birth, but won't disclose the father's name that was in the delivery room - however, they DO acknowledge the father was in there for delivery, but his name wasn't on the birth certificate due to a "shift change" at the hospital so it must have been overlooked, so it's said... Odd, once again. Tupac left his name off her birth certificate probably for a few reasons: #1: To protect her - everyone was after Tupac and since he was such a target, he probably did not want his family to become a target as well, so it was kept quiet; #2: To keep pressure off of her - having a father named Tupac Shakur comes with a heavy legacy to carry on; therefore, Tupac may have considered the fact that perhaps his daughter would not want to be recognized for her last name or treated - or worse yet, mistreated - certain ways for having that name; #3: Tupac may also may have considered the fact that maybe she would not want to be in the spotlight, and may be a different personality type, be shy and like to be private - so he left the fame out of her life. But then Tupac got taken so suddenly right after that, and she ended up in the wind shortly after. Now Tupac's own grandchild is walking around this earth and has absolutely no idea! How amazing it would be to discover he's your grandfather! Sorry for the long rant, but I feel like it's important for people to continue to spread the messages that Tupac represented, such as acceptance, equality, helping the less fortunate, being compassionate, ending political corruption and crooked police and racism and preconceived notions that ignorant ppl carry with their low vibrations and negative energy. It's important for ppl to keep telling his story bc as long as we do this and live a life that aims for these positive dreams for the future, Tupac truly WILL NOT DIE, just like he predicted. Call me old school, but I'm not THAT old - just 40 😆 - and when Tupac got killed I was 13. I learned about his life as I grew up and his speeches he gave in public are truly moving. Keep commenting on his speeches and interviews and keep talking about his dreams and try to achieve these dreams he set way back in the old school so we can make our idol's dreams a reality... Yes, just keep speaking the whole truth inside and don't hold back, don't fear society's opinions and make your mark before you leave this life, and by doing this, we are keeping him ALIVE...
So real. ❤he showed love for. Everyone RIP 2pac
The realest to ever do it. Long live the Don Makavelli!
It's wild he said in 5 yrs he would do albums at his leisure and drop "deeper shit" as an older man....just imagine, as deep as he was, for him to dig even deeper would be crazy 🙏🏽💯
He was tooo unreal ! There will never be another pac !
PAC, was a soldier that God needed. It’s like watching your life in a paradox
I wish son was here righ now
This sounds just like when I first heard it. What am epic upload. ✨👑✨🙏🏾 Salute and Honor R.I.P Tupac
I love this interview even more knowing that PAC didn’t even know he was being recorded during most of this. You can feel his anger and hurt.
This mans life was robbed. The world needs Tupac. Who else can speak the way he does? Who else can reach the hearts of so many around the world by just being real? No one, just Tupac! Rest in eternal peace King. 🌹
Cool to hear Jon B playing in the background in the last few mins of the interview, shout out to Jon B, underrated, Pac recognize talent
This interview is crazy!! Rest easy pac we miss u man! Imagine a world with PAC still alive!
So nice to hear his voice. #longlivepac
I just how he never hated on NEW YORK
@@TheOracle313why would he hate a state where he was born in?
Best Pac interview ever
I was in love with him as a kid. I Still I feel the same years later.
Pac my Favorite Rapper ❤❤❤❤
Mines too pac I luv him so much pac is one of my forever crushes its him and dmx luv them both so much!
I like how sway asked him is there anything you don’t want to talk about before the interview ❤️💯💪🏾
Pac was very mature
4his age 👍
Eh, at times he was. Other times he was very childish.
@@BeefyTime1 u are childish @ 40 "So u can't just characterize a teenager half ur age in that manner
@@abuban8865 He was childish as an adult at times.
@@BeefyTime1 U are
What makes a man is that he can always bounce back rip PAC
Sway ah legend too 🎉
Pac spittin the real🔥
Pac would’ve been one of the biggest actors directors in the game and revolutionary damn we missed out
This image with his head down is fire ...like wtf all that he been through and the way it ended all at 25??? All those enemies some moderate ones and large ones....
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@@KingBirdie-xk9ql yes the thumbnail....lol I caught on thank you lolol
His biggest enemy was the man in the mirror. That other twin if Gemini
@@germxv nah nah"" he did it right he couldn't jus ignore wat was going on to his ppl...that's why I loved that' documentary with Allen Hughes...see his teen years how he was rapping political especially if you was raised on it .... your right Gemini gonna not let wat he feels is wrong slide.....and that's the thing I hate bout blk..we still talk bout the G side while them w folks was looking at the revolutionary side ..that's why blks wld always lose...
I was just thinking 🤔 the same thing sad 😔 rip 🪦 pac❤
2pac the Most Thugest Rapper Ever..💪🏼
Tupac is telling yall here that some random crip didn’t just kill him. The government got him. It may look like something else but I guarantee you it was made to look that way.
Exactly!!!
He definitely helped the government by punching that crip.
@@Soulja_Gawdz you need to understand how they work. They know how you think they’ve been studying him. THEY KNEW he would do that.
And the fact that they had police as gang members is very telling… They have done the same in the military which there are many skeletons in their closets.
Plus the fbi was watching them in vegas
What’s done in dark will come to light, there’s secrets that everybody’s gonna find out about
Puffy is just the beginning of the flood gates that are about to open.
😢😢 he was soo special rip 🪦 pac sad 😔
Thank you for being a voice for the voiceless! Allowing the God Pac to express and move through you. May the Most High grant you protection and peace
Never heard the whole interview before!! Respect from the Siix!!
Epic Interview
Legendary Interview!💯💪🏾
Tupac Shakur, legend, facts ❤.
His cousin he recently did an interview with "art of dialogue" hes the one pac was talking about
His voice take you right back to day 💯
The realist rapper to ever do it.😮
Tupac did not want any drama….He was a smart hip hop artist….Tupac is an icon…..
But the death row vs bad boy beef was drama he was apart of and he kept on pushing the beef. So I don't think you are right to say he didn't want drama.
@@kfreckle5453Exactly. PAC loved the drama and the attention. He was too immature to understand that actions and words have consequences.
What’s amazing and have me going back to these old interviews of the brother Pac is that us 45 and over we was right there…. It’s the golden years we appreciate and Pac was like a front guy so that’s why we go back to remember a time we did t know would be so forgotten today 🤦🏽♂️
His interviews were as raw as his music.
Damn I’ve had this interview since 98 when I was in grade school. The music that goes with this interim classic
RIP big Homie 😇, you're still the 🐐 and always will be.
Classic interview for sure
TUPAC RIFA SIEMPRE
Continue to
💐Rest In Paradise💐
2 Pac. 🕊️✊🏽🎤🙏🏽💯
This was an incredible interview. The king.
All haters need to hear him out main.
"i'm the reflection of the community"
Me Against The World 2 would have been epic 🔥🔥🔥 definitely a lost but more of a lost for his family. 🕊️ rest in power 🙏🏾
Sway got the answers
Rest In Peace ✌🏾 a real one ❤👑
2pac been through alot what a bless tough man.
I REMEMBER LISTENING TO THIS ON CD🏆🏆
Pac is a real legend on and off the mic
This would of been epic with video. God bless the dead 😢The realist to ever do it 👑🐐👑 THE DON/THE GOD OF GANGSTA RAP/HIP HOP. Pac got pushed to much so he pushed back...RIP TUPAC ❤❤ LOVE YA PAC 👑🐐👑❤🖤❤🖤
We need Tupac to return!!
I feel this so much
its a shame that no video is existing!!!!!
Would love to see the passion like the vine interview that mf move u 😂😂😂💯
There is a video
@@89pykogoat link ?
Every time I hear from PAC I learn who the MAN really is RIP TUPAC.
Damn Sway was really "in the morning" back then. Traffic, morning breeze and everything
Tupac Amura Shakur.... The definition of EPIC!!!
Miss that King 😢👑🐐🙌
Best Pac Channel that has actually all the classics
Strictly 4 my niggas & me against the world my favorite Pac albums. Help me get thru my bid back in the day. He was solid.
Same. The Strictly album is so underrated
PAC you’re definitely missed by US!!!! Lordddddddddd knows I miss this man!!!
same here :(
It’s horrible and eerie to hear a person talk about having a hit out on them, getting shot and this person is still somewhat unaware that they were still after him.
Unaware. Nah
The 🐐!!! What an incredible interview.. everyone needs to listen to this!! The realist !!!!!
Notice the death undertones…”The life they gave me…until they take it from me…Plus a lot of name drops. Hearing this makes a lot of sense when you think back to the songs put out by various artists. 😮😮😮