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This is youtube gold. Wow, thank you for this.

Thank you for posting this interview. It means the world to me. ❤

I cannot thank you enough. For almost 30 years now, I have searched and searched for rare or more candid material of Eazy. Most of his interviews, he is in character and answering either promotional or surface level questions. You rarely get to hear him as a man with his personal thoughts on deeper subjects. Here you get a portrayal of the person behind the character, you get to hear his personality, it's absolutely gold. He really comes off as genuine and pretty down to Earth about who he is as a person, an artist, and an entrepreneur. Eerie to hear him say that he thought he might have died at an early age in a previous life and came back to make others around him happy and to make them money. so then also we get a glimpse at his spirituality. I get chills thinking that you got a chance to experience him in the flesh and it is a testament to your skills as a journalist that you could get so much out of him.

I thought I’ve heard every interview and song from 2pac. This was a treat. Thank you for uploading. 👍🏿

Thanks bro for the upload 🎉🎉

40:17 Shit Touched My Soul💯

There is not much Peter Straub content on TH-cam. Thanks for sharing.

Any more videos sir?

That was 🔥 he been this way his whole life a real one 💯 this is why he's the GOAT 💯 his music was the real good or bad if you can't understand f u

Funniest movie for sure!

It was a pleasure I got to be around during 2 Pac existence he was just 3 and a half yrs older. He had potential of being a leader and or president.

Great interview

Do you have the picture of you and Eazy E?

Which liquor store y’all stop at? What street?

2pac was the one who told truth in his rhymes to the world.plus he drew to the people everyday just imagine today.

"2PAC" should have been told on the serious that the power of life and death ☠️💀 is in the power of the tongue 👅 RIP TUPAC my brother's and Sisters please respect the life You have and live life abundantly.SELAH

Well when it comes to 2PAC He was born for a reason let me tell You that it is written in "Jeremiah 29:11 " before I formed You in Your mother's womb I know the plans I have for You plans for welfare not harm " my Brother's and Sister's let's live a"GODLY life all lives Matter because "GOD" so love the World 🌎 that "HE" gave "HIS" only be gotten " SON" that who believe in " HIM" should not perish.

Listen to what Eazy E says at 46:00 and people still think he died from that.. R.I.P King of compton Eazy "motherfuckingg" E you were done by foul play but the world and hip hop wont forget what you did especially for youre boys but you put game on to generations of dudes that wouldnt of had that opportunity if you didnt kick the door down!!💯💪 R.I.P Godfather of gangsta rap

Talisman better !

This was profoundly brilliant. 2Pac will be missed and all of his hard work has not died. Thanks for posting this. ❤

Who else heard dre and expected dr dre voice 😂🤣😅

Thanks for this one,good work.

Any and ALL 2pac memorabilia is a Keeper!!!! ❤

Thank u

Classic Interview R.I.P Eazy-E 🙏Compton OG

Thanks for sharing. 🙏🏾

I liked the interview, but they got the chain story backwards

My mom is 75 and I have fondest memories spinning and dancing to CANDLES IN THE RAIN and this has been our bounding song all these years. We both have plans and wish to have that song played when we depart just to leave a beautiful message behind for our loved ones. LEFTOVER WINE is another great, there were none that were not inspiring 😊 Thank you Melanie , I hope one day to meet you too

Also, Warren G was going to bail out Tupac but Suge got there first

I disagree. He wasnt talking about the whole east coast. Every single person who was around them 2 said completely opposite. Treach form naughty by nature from new jersey was a very very good friend of Pac and it wasnt an east coast, west coast thing. That is super irresponsible content. Go back and look at every interview from the people who were actually there. His whole crew.... the outlaws were from new jersey. It was against badboy record label. And a few other new york artists that spoke on him and he didnt like them or them speaking on him. Stop it. The media still portraying east coast and west coast beef. Stop it!!!!!

I’m still grieving over the loss of Melanie even though I never met her. Thank you so much for this video. my favorite song of hers was from her album, Stone, Ground words,Do You Believe. I loved that whole album! I listened to it night and day when I was 21 and a young mother. Thank you for introducing me to songs I’ve not heard of before. She once said There were no more belters except Melissa Etheridge anymore. She really belted at the end of every song to give the audience that special something that she only had. I especially love her belting in tuning my guitar. I miss her so much. aloha from Brooklyn girl living in Hawaii for 50 years

My favorite singer ever!

He was intelligent and a historian

Did U hear what he said U gotta feed the police right and U got to train them right ❤. Changes we gotta change the way we think, we gotta change how we treat each other that the way we gonna make this world a better place. 2pac.

We are all embodiment of love divinity resides in all of us.2pac ❤

We miss this guy so much 🙏 Thank you for sharing Even though you guys got some things wrong, I still appreciate you are talking about him. He was the most amazing activist and revolutionary leader in our life time !

Melanie was the love of my life, I was so blessed to have her and her music in my life. Lay Down was the song that introduced me to this beautiful woman. Meeting her back in the late 70's was surreal, hugging her I almost melted in her arms. Her stage presence was like no other, the audience was almost under a trance with her presence. When she sang you could hear a pin drop, she had the audience's total attention. Love her so much, may she rest in peace.

Thanks so much for this. It was beautiful. Rest in power, dear Melanie 🧨

❤🌻🌠

Something that's not been mentioned is how spectacularly pretty she was & her stage presence was heads 'n shoulders above every other performer. It was her humble, non-pretentious demeanor that capped it all off. I'll love her forever. 💖💖💖💖

Great interview!

Loved this! I was a guest in her home a couple of times and was invited to a birthday concert for Peter. He was a gem to me. I asked the universe to allow me to meet her after hearing her composition “Chart Song”. She sang it for me twice, sitting across from her at the dining room table. She loved movies. I used to own theaters and book/buy for them. She told me what her favorite film was and I shared some information about it. Our friendship was sealed that night.

Thank you SO very much for this, I enjoyed every minute and have shared it in the Melanie Safka Appreciation Society (5.5K members) on Facebook, with the following introduction: MUST SEE/HEAR! A truly wonderful new tribute to Melanie appeared on TH-cam today, featuring Melanie's long-time close friend, photographer Maddy Miller. The entire hour is heart-warming, uplifting, and an extremely worthy, appropriate tribute, the very best there's been to date! Impeccably researched and put together ... an absolutely excellent tribute in memory and honour of our beloved Melanie. THANK YOU AGAIN!

Fire videp Gemini Personality Pac was wayyyyy ahead of his time

When you read his rap sheets, law suits, and movie roles you can only see the surface level. I didn’t know him personally but hearing people label him as a criminal or stating his sexual assault case without context fees like a personal shot to me. Listen to the lyrics of his songs, watch his interviews listen to how people that knew him talked to him.

He was only 20 years old here, can you f*cking believe this! When I was 20 I was too busy smoking weed and partying 😂

Pac talking like this in his 20s before the fame!!!

This girl said it backwards lol it was Orlando (nephew of keefieD) who took the chain from Tupacs affiliate that’s why he got jumped at the MGM lobby.

This is truly amazing! To hear both of you speak about each others worlds and perspectives with respect for the others views is what we all need!! Love 2Pac and thought I had heard all of his interviews but this one is the best due to how early it was in his career and how articulate and honest he was. Thank you thank you for posting this and being a very respectful level headed interviewer it was great!!!!! Please keep this and get it into a 2Pac museum!! Awesome awesome work sir and thank you again!!

What a treasure and a find for me ! Eternal E !!! Thank you so much for sharing this video. And I am more so glad that the “Dr.Dre” that you interviewed was the one whom you did.The other one has blood on his hands, in my opinion. Looking forward to part two of this interview. Long live Eric Wright ! Im’ma be a nigga foe life to Eazy ! ☝🏻