Nelson George on Tupac’s 'Dear Mama' Doc. Also working w/ Michael Jackson, Chris Rock, Queen Latifah
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The last episode of the Tupac doc got me.
I am grateful that the right people were involved in making this documentary and the people on camera were the right people. We tell our own frigging story.
yup...a tear-jerker.
Aunt Glo is giving me life! I love her!!!
Prof you killin the game. Appreciation everytime ❤️💛💚
thank you!
I will watch this. Dear Mama. Thank you Mr Nelson George and Karen.
Thank you Professor Hunter for bringing this brother on your show. I been a fan of his for almost 30 years, I read his book he wrote about Hip Hop. Iam enjoying watching Dear Moma. Iam glad someone did it the right way by telling the truth
I always wanted a career like Nelson George. Thank you
Thanks for the perspective and brining Nelson George to your radio audience. I listened to this interview live. It's nice to see the video complement. 😍🙏🏽
This is why I am a #knubian and support and invest in the #knarrative community. Thank you for this interview sister, professor, trailblazer #karenhuntershow! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🖤🖤🌍🌍✊🏾✊🏾
Ase, Darnius!
Gracias 🎉😅sis. I truly enjoyed the documentary. Loved the conversation 😊as well as our guest.
That docuseries is AMAZING. Thank you so much for all of your dedication to Hip Hop and to US. You continue to be amazing baba. Thank you.
Peace and Blessings 💚
As always, listening to the show is enlightening & just plain goooodt.
I need to watch it ASAP
as an observer of hip hop reading and watching this young man, I saw a modern day renaissance man. He was so talents and insightful. this documentary will definately be on my to watch list.
Finally a update on the Thriller 40th Anniversary. Releasing at the end of the year, they at least should make a trailer and release date. The fact that it might release on tbe 41st anniversary of the album???
Hello! I had ❤ for him when I heard Brenda Got Baby..He was a brilliant young man. He spoke truth, When he said We have money for war, But can't feed the poor🔥 He had a problem with that. 2 Pac is still the #1 Intelligent Rapper to me.❤ Thanks for sharing.
I Love Tupac's Aunt....She Looks Fun..LOL
Professor Hunter is hilarious when she said Jada might not be married to Wil i was like oooooo 😮😮😮 lol 🤣 😅
A genius on so many levels, it’s unfortunate that he passed due to a beef that wasn’t his… he took the beef up and unfortunately lost his life. No government… even the people who commited or was there have said…it was retribution for the scuffle after the Tyson fight. However God bless him and his mom. This shows the capabilities and where we can get to but also that our men and women have to be encircled around positive influences at all ages.
I'm gonna continue to watch the documentary but I've also been listening to brother Dhruba bin wahad and his analysis of the panther 21 since he was a part of the case.
Tupac would definitely be a Nubian. Maybe even Lt Gov of Maryland
Karen if the New York times who supposed to be professional journalist who was so bold and bias not to do his research or if he did didn't care. I think bloggers especially in black culture feel as if they know or knew much more about him and the advent of the internet helped them give their opinions. Knowledge and wisdom and discernment has taught me how to weed out who's doing their homework and who isn't
May God have mercy on Tupac, forgive his sins and grant him Paradise! Tupac spoke Scripture's in the language of the people ( in the individuals on language)
Is there a way to get the New York Times to edit that headline and to apologize to him and his family?
This is a man who said horrible things about Michael Jackson in the past and now he wants to profit from his art. That is even more disgusting than the consistent haters. Nelson George never even tried to stand up against the gross injustice Jackson had to suffer. Instead he mocked him for his looks, his skin color and sides with his corrupt lying accusers.
Wait, a white woman directed CB4? Lol always thought CR did.... learned something new
Correction: Jermaine is a "Sunni" Muslim.
okay.
"she trained him to be analytical...?" or she *raised* him?
I don't intend simply to pick apart George's words, rather I want to encourage the understanding of Tupac as the **rule** for what becomes of young Black men (and all children) when they are raised with love, care, intention, accountability, and knowledge of self.
The "transformation" George describes is what happens when one is granted wealth and access to exclusive spaces. Similar story with Kanye. To call Pac a "dangerous dude" satisfies a white gaze, using a contemporary read which could easily be retrofitted for the same NYT obituary headline that he was so ready to (rhetorically) condemn.
lol if it weren't for Prince writing this B-A-N in one of his songs, who would ever know about him. smh.
Can you poke your finger with a neck full of gold, riding around in a Bentley?
Tupac was a Gemini so……