Man anybody blaming ol girl for Pac getting killed is being a real Pac groupie for excusing him for deciding to run up on dude in the casino. If Pac was a regular dude who ran up on somebody and got killed later not a single person would start digging in his past and saying if he would've never went to prison and blah blah blah...blah blah blah. All of you would say homie shouldn't have stepped to dude reckless like he did, just as you do when you hear anybody else getting dealt with for moving reckless out here. Knock it off and tighten up and respect what's real out here
This man is a real one. You can only hope when you parish from earth that someone like this speaks volumes of your character in your absence as this man does about Pac
@@33GLOCK people are going to speak about you regardless, atleast you would want someone to speak positively about you and defend your name, when others attempt to assassinate your character when youre no longer living. It aint about stories
Not true government been trying to hav3 black people kill each other 1960s killing black leaders when Pac and biggie were the biggest they had too much power white people had to get rid of them anybody too big if they didn't control them they had to go why you think Jay-Z is still big because they control his ass
Can't hold weight dying a broke fool. Rappin intelligent and being intelligent are two different things and this is what the streets judge. Intelligent rapper ignorant to the business and business men.
@@grandmasterciphersupreme7751 The name you’ve chosen does not fit you. I wonder why you feel so strongly about my comment. It’s been established that 2Pac made some poor decisions as most young people do. He’s not the first or the last person to not fully understand the music business, and the industry he was in. So many legacy acts have been burned by bad deals. Judging by your reply It’s clear the legend still makes people feel some type of way 😂
Nobody has ever broke it down like the way he has. Very intelligent guy! But on the flipside we never gets "All Eyes On Me". It was written in the stars.
Man is intelligent. On the other segment of this interview, he broke down how 2Pac was never signed to Death Row and proved it with documentary proof (something I have never seen anyone do).
Yea. The way he broke down the whole ripple or snowball effect that way twisted my heart cause it’s so real..😞😞 interesting the way life works..😢😢😢😢 . . . At the same time I like to think he was AWARE of who he REALLY was and he experienced a kinda of gratitude to God for choosing HIM.. the level of CHOSEN-nessness Tupac was that had to be such a great feeling when he experienced the BEAUTIFUL parts of his being. His spirit. He was a gem. An angel. It comforts me to think about it in that way. No 25 years older has, had or ever will be such a mixture of WONDER like Tupac was. He was different than Malcolm, Martin all of them combined.. I even think about how his mom had to feel. In the case of Tupac she is kinda like what Mary was to Jesus... Tupac wasn’t perfect, he was more HUMAN. This is what makes our admiration for him so unique and special.. The unconditional love so many of us have for him it’s so special. Those things make my heart smile for him. He was so comfortable with being REAL. So comfortable with showing us HIM unapologetic. Not trying to be one way for our community but just being himself and standing in that. No amount of fame made him conform. Had all the dark energy one could have from the streets but he was still so BEAUTIFUL INSIDE. -And vulnerable. yet mysterious and intriguing. Who can write a “DEAR MAMA” song and express it that way and then do a “HIT EM UP” and be such a savage..💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾This is what we love about him. Tupac is with GOD. Because he was GOD made for US to experience. -the ones who pay attention to such things. Ps. ( I really needed to say that to stop crying) I can’t believe how his very LIFE effected us SO much. I don’t think anyone other than Jesus is so beloved. It’s beautiful when you look at his life that way friend.
Man anybody blaming ol girl for Pac getting killed is being a real Pac groupie for excusing him for deciding to run up on dude in the casino. If Pac was a regular dude who ran up on somebody and got killed later not a single person would start digging in his past and saying if he would've never went to prison and blah blah blah...blah blah blah. All of you would say homie shouldn't have stepped to dude reckless like he did, just as you do when you hear anybody else getting dealt with for moving reckless out here. Knock it off and tighten up and respect what's real out here.
@@DSRKing23 I can understand the female being responsible for Pac going to jail. I can reasonably agree that Pac going to jail motivated him to go with Death Row. Once he arrived at Death Row, he became one of the top rappers of all time, yet no one is mentioning anything about the female being responsible for that. Lastly, on the night of the casino incident even Suge and no one else from the entourage expected Pac to run up on dude so there's no way that female can be reasonably blamed for Pac's actions either.
He would've never got shot at Quad if he hadn't met her because the guys he was with are the ones who set him up because he snapped on them on TV after he was charged
That's spot on but mayve sonething else would have happened, when they shot him at quad he had beef also due to folk wanting his rap for free cause he done a solid for a pal of his and charged him nothing, he in the video for the song etc but then they phoned and he asked for 5k and he said it was this as well as the original thing you said that maybe sealed the deal of the robbery. Either way he was butting heads with big boys so if wasn't shot then maybe another time even with the assault charges on that woman. He was just a bit wild for his own good it was the best and worst of him. But ye he def said that about the TV I terview also, not many here mentioned that. Peace
Nah, he definitely wouldn't have gone to DR. Suge had tired and Pac turned him down. I even think of the state didn't drain his money through pointless arrests he would never have gone.
@@emmashalliker6862 Yeah but Pac was still thinking about it, he never said he didn’t want to join. Suge paid him 250k for a song to put on a soundtrack but it never made the movie. That’s how Pac and Suge became cool in the first place
😂😂😂😂😂 your right the way he broke it down it shows me it was all plotted to get to death row....its like Donnie Brasco movie every time someone say something about this event death row had alot of things going on b4 tupac so they needed someone on the inside.... when that Audit happened involving money royalties hell broke loose i believe dre had the heads up from Jimmy from interscope record...what man leaves with out money unless the feds coming....just my opinion it makes more since to all this 30 or 20 something same storyline that keeps adding keeping the people guessing and others getting famous .....your right i think they all feds or something 😮 lol
This is a phenomenally insightful clip. This brother is speaking the facts and I’ve been personally evaluating the last 2.5 years of tupac life and coming to the same conclusion. The charges brought on a ripple effect indeed that led to pac being the mindstate he was in that night he punches Orlando Anderson. By this time Pac was a Hennessy fuelled maniac who was borderline suicidal looking for a way out of the SHI* this evil world done put him through. Tupac was a passionate cat that did everything and felt everything to the fullest. Suge weren’t letting him go, he wanted DR East, he was dissing even Dr Dre before he died on toss it up, he became a hateful pitbull of the death row mindset and that came from the hate he felt for his situation stemming from both the shooting and that liar putting him in jail. The ending of this video is on point, but most the Pac music I love is the Death row Tupac. The Tupac that was confused angry violent yet genius. Ambitions as a Ridah, Troublesome, Hail Mary, All Eyes on me, 2 of amerikaz most, toss it up, how do you want it. That’s the Pac I love, I do like political rap but when I’m just trying to chill or get my drink on with the boys it’s Hit me up, All eyes on me and makaveli album. Keep ya head up and Brenda’s got a baby has it’s time and place but Tupac on west coast gangsta rap will always be legendary. The best. The number one artist to touch a mic, according to some he weren’t ‘lyrical’, to me he was a lyrical magician that made for what he lacked technically with raw real passion. Rough rugged and raw OUTLAWZZZZ Tupac forever, RIP my Big bro. See you on the otherside one day INSHALLAH
Then he wouldnt be such an icon to you. You're saying that but if pac never signed to death row and made those classic records he wouldn't be that relevant to you
@hazybeatz1327 That’s incorrect asf for two obvious reasons lol for starters, you can’t say what wouldn’t or would’ve been ultimately in a hypothetical scenario because it’s hypothetical. Who’s to say he wouldn’t have been bigger & created even better music & movies for much longer. Secondly, Tupac’s death row era was just half of his short but illustrious career, he was already a household name which is why Suge & Death Row wanted him on the label to begin with. Yes some his best music was created during that period, but art can inspire but it can’t create more art only the artist can 🥱💯
@hazybeatz1327 That’s incorrect asf for two obvious reasons lol for starters, you can’t say what wouldn’t or would’ve been ultimately in a hypothetical scenario because it’s hypothetical. Who’s to say he wouldn’t have been bigger & created even better music & movies for much longer. Secondly, Tupac’s death row era was just half of his short but illustrious career, he was already a household name which is why Suge & Death Row wanted him on the label to begin with. Yes some his best music was created during that period, but art can inspire but it can’t create more art only the artist can 🥱💯
Excellent breakdown! That can be applied to everyone’s life. It’s incredible how many moments and meetings happen on a daily basis that can swing a person’s life in a positive or negative direction.
Everything he said was 💯.but the part where he Tupac died Tupac was so smart he planned that fake death seen in los Vegas.news reported all that shit was stage.
Yeah I agree with everything he says but let’s not forget Haitian Jack was the one who introduced 2pac to the girl. Like pac said in against all odds. “Let meh tell yah about this snitch named Haitian Jack , Knew he was working for the FEDS (FBI) he said “. It was all a set up from the start. They been after 2pac
@@sincerethegod325 😂😂 the "slave masters" hijacked the Scriptures from our ancestors...then created a "slave bible." Look it up. Those texts are more than "literature." "Literature" doesn't contain 100% accurate prophecy.
We wouldn’t have All Eyez on Me and Makaveli but we would have PAC and PAC was gonna put out classics regardless! Also Bullet was filmed in 1994 before Death Row.
We all know that chick is a liar but the homie Pac never had a chance man. He was too real to survive in this fake ass world and he wasn't willing to be quiet about it. They always take his kind out just like Malcolm and he knew he didn't have much time to live but he goes down as the greatest of all time and most respected. Just look at the world now! Pac would be stressed even more witnessing all the BS out here in the world today so may he REST IN PEACE!
Nah that's bullshit. Tupac had a toxic ego. He brought all his problems on himself - including his death. Ayanna Jackson didn't make him roll up to Orlando Anderson and start a brawl. That was his ego. His fans talk about him him like he's some kind of saint. Absolute bullshit. He wasn't the greatest of all time either. Not even close.
The way he’s explaining it is something that is well known in the hood. This is why people say some women are trouble. People in the hood get killed everyday because of trouble started by a woman. Whether she causes trouble directly or indirectly. Some women are aware of the power they hold so they always try to keep the peace and be good women but some women won’t understand how powerful their actions are until someone gets hurt or killed. Peace and Love from Chicago.
If go fund me was around back then, he wouldn’t have had to sign with Deathrow. Imagine the amount of money that would’ve been raised. Probably the bail money and some.
But.......we can't pretend that Pac was the rapper and actor that everyone loves today. Back then, he got hate from every direction. Alot of people that was around back then hated his guts and now they pretend they were his friends and loved him.
@@joepesci8930 There’s no denying that he had plenty of enemies. At the same time he had a lot of ppl that loved him. AEOM sold 4 million plus albums. Just think if that was go fund me numbers, which I believe it would’ve been easily.
This man really thinks like me & breaks shit down like me. Never even thought of this. He really put that all together and made it make sense. Ayanna needs to see this. How 1 lie can turn someone’s life upside down and turn into a domino effect.
He broke that down in a way no one else has before him. If he doesn’t meet her, more than likely he lives, but you don’t get all eyez on me or the 7 day theory. Nigga almost made my head explode with that one.
This was deep, glad he flipped it in the end, because I think he would have eventually signed to Death Row regardless, based on his knowing Suge, Snoop and the Dogg Pound, based on wanting to be with the best label, producers, hardest cats, etc. It was his destiny. Based on being an actor out in LA, etc.
This guy has a great mind because in the end he still came to the same conclusion that I did and that's the fact that it was Tupac's destiny, but where I disagree is the notion that Pac would still be alive because Death Row or not, Tupac always been wild and was always surrounded by negative energy, like Fat Joe said whenever he seen Tupac there was always violence involved the 90s was just a super dangerous time period.
He died cause of shooting those two cops which made cops everywhere mad so they got together and set that Vegas murder up with Reggie write at quarterback
I've been saying that , also , wth was Orlando doing in vegas anyway?if you ask people from street , most of them at that time never been outa town Orlando doesnt make any sense being in Vegas , I think those two cops sent him there they paid him , it was all planned by the police, their biggest enemy , nobody in law enforcement liked tupac all over the country. He was a force to be reckoned with and they didnt like it , he was major trouble to them and they had to stop it one way or another
A true root cause analysis right here. I disagree with one thing though- on the music tip, we may not have had All Eyez or Makaveli, but we would have had something else. His life would not have been void of drama if not for meeting her, just maybe not the type of drama to cost him his life. RIP Makaveli da Don and salute to Delray, and Art of Dialogue. What a fulfilling 8 minutes and 25 seconds....
Pac was really just a different breed, we never met him(well l havent) but you can just tell his energy is good and so natural . + his fame, knowledge, the women on him, being the biggest artist in the world, people were super envious and jealous
@@sincerethegod325 Both lol especially rappers and the members in death row, Man snoop dogg was even jealous cause he came into death row and Suge was treating pac way better
@@sincerethegod325 honestly i dont know who but im just assuming from interviews and shit i seen, that just comes with the fame tho people get jealous and envious. l didnt mean actual biggest artist in the world but there was a point in time where it felt like he was
@@sincerethegod325 + Death row artist's albums were getting shelved as soon as pac came in the picture and basically made pac the face. So l know they were mad af about that lol
But also on that “flip side part” we would have more and more “me against the world classics” even though no all eyez on me , we really don’t know what classic music he would’ve put out
You can litteraly do a 'what if scenario'' for every person thats been murdered. There is always an event or a moment that triggers a series of events that leads up to the murder. Whats written is written, you can not alter ones fate.
@@robertocruztv6097 the point is telling the story from his point of view... in a way to entertain the people who want to listen. In a murder people always do this for their closure
It is so refreshing to hear from someone that truly understands what brought down Tupac. I've told people for years that all Pac had to do was get a hoe, instead he messed around with a "normal woman" and look where it got him. Life experience has taught me that generally, regular women are more dangerous than hookers.
Thinking about it like that just makes us all even more mad. I'm never gonna get over Pac's death. Will forever hold it down for my rap God Tupac Shakur
The company he kept. Those who call themselves your friends are truly not if they're setting you up and engaging in suspicious behavior. All around him there was drama and hate. Damn so called friends!
Thats life....for Tupac 25 years was enough for never to be forgotten and for allways to be celebrate in life and thru his music... its destiny RIP Pac
When you done listening to him, think carefully as to who could be the mastermind of all this, coz all of them were pawns in an effort to topple Tupac...
This is so real. Unfortunately, this was his destiny as mentioned but it makes you wonder what life would have been like had he not met Ayanna Jackson.
There are a lot of wouldn't have's , couldn't have's and never have's in this interview... But life happens to us all... the reality is that if you live long enough ANYTHING is subject to happen to you.. what makes you who you are has nothing to do with what happens to you... HOW YOU DEAL WITH WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU IS WHAT MAKES YOU WHO YOU ARE !!!
The corruption within the system is without equal, also how one event no matter how simple it appears changes the path. One has ahead of them, this is the fork in the road wherein one choice becomes Destiny when enlightened you are shown life, and decisions made afterwards upon what you do with that knowledge is just for you. It appeared that Tupac had decided that after that weekend,he was going in a different direction,but again what he possibly had been shown he needed to act on it, he choses to make one last trip,though he struggled with the decision,he went thinking nothing could happen after the choice. Spiritually he knew and was really growing into that knowledge, that metaphysical things were involved (Looking back at the world from another level) he said. It was the perfect storm. One Love!
![[DRIP] ‘Love, Maybe’ PREVIEW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/U7hwHp95m1k/mqdefault.jpg)
ONE NIGHT with the wrong person can change your life forever....
NIGGA..!!! You ain't never LIED.!!!
Amen
@Legal Eagle wait what happened? I haven't heard about that story yet.
@Legal Eagle lured...?😂😂😂
Man anybody blaming ol girl for Pac getting killed is being a real Pac groupie for excusing him for deciding to run up on dude in the casino.
If Pac was a regular dude who ran up on somebody and got killed later not a single person would start digging in his past and saying if he would've never went to prison and blah blah blah...blah blah blah.
All of you would say homie shouldn't have stepped to dude reckless like he did, just as you do when you hear anybody else getting dealt with for moving reckless out here.
Knock it off and tighten up and respect what's real out here
I heard people say this before.. but I never heard anyone break it down the way he just did... this man the truth lol
facts!
he broke that shit down perfectly
💯Facts
I'm over like "what if"😫
Bruh mastergully walked the whole scene backwards to the door.
The real life domino effect.. Move wisely yall cuz every step you take matters whether its positive or negative
#RIPTUPAC
Fact
Very true.
“My every move is a calculated step. To bring me closer to embrace an early death.. Now there’s nothing left.”~2Pac Song: Shed So Many Tears
I wish I had a friend like this kat, someone that will have my back even after death
Bro I'm a cat like that. If you wish your camp had people like this?? Replace em.
THIS!!!!! This is exactly how I ride for my ppl..
This man has an elegant way of making you see it his way. Salute
This man is a real one. You can only hope when you parish from earth that someone like this speaks volumes of your character in your absence as this man does about Pac
Facts ✊🏿
Nah let my stories rest like my body
@@33GLOCK people are going to speak about you regardless, atleast you would want someone to speak positively about you and defend your name, when others attempt to assassinate your character when youre no longer living. It aint about stories
@@33GLOCK you sound dumb
This resonates with me. I'm a descent dude but my name will be slandered in the afterlife
The crazy part is, if this whole scenario never transpires, Pac and Biggie would still be alive.
Facts . 100% true
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Pac & Big was brothas. He never meets that broke ass bitch, he signs to bad boy records wit his homies
Not true government been trying to hav3 black people kill each other 1960s killing black leaders when Pac and biggie were the biggest they had too much power white people had to get rid of them anybody too big if they didn't control them they had to go why you think Jay-Z is still big because they control his ass
Pac would have died no matter what he was a problem and the government wanted him gone pac was more than just a rapper he was a panther
20 plus years later and the legend 2Pac’s name still holds weight. All love for him forever.
LEGEND NEVER DIE
Hey melody looking good
What his name Makaveli and the outlaw immortals emphasize imortal
Can't hold weight dying a broke fool. Rappin intelligent and being intelligent are two different things and this is what the streets judge. Intelligent rapper ignorant to the business and business men.
@@grandmasterciphersupreme7751 The name you’ve chosen does not fit you. I wonder why you feel so strongly about my comment. It’s been established that 2Pac made some poor decisions as most young people do. He’s not the first or the last person to not fully understand the music business, and the industry he was in. So many legacy acts have been burned by bad deals. Judging by your reply It’s clear the legend still makes people feel some type of way 😂
Thus dude is very articulate. Speaks clearly, succinctly, straightforward. Really refreshing qualities when considering the crowd he socialized with.
Were all educated his circle is musicians and rappers who have high vocabulary dont get it twisted
@@12tribes61 True but not a lot of curse words and nigga this and nigga that. That's what I was getting at but you are right.
He is making a lot of sense here . RIP pac your music lives on forever . Greetings from Ghana 🇬🇭 West Africa
He just unwrapped and rewrapped PAC’s life within 8mins lol
Explained perfectly
Pac's guy was smart asf
Right
Facts!
😂😂😂😂
Nobody has ever broke it down like the way he has. Very intelligent guy! But on the flipside we never gets "All Eyes On Me". It was written in the stars.
True
Man is intelligent. On the other segment of this interview, he broke down how 2Pac was never signed to Death Row and proved it with documentary proof (something I have never seen anyone do).
We would have something with that quality but on another direction.
That’s a sign with the “devil” giving your life for a hot album.
Aint no flip side wtf 😂 y’all fans be talkin crazy shit .
Damnnnnnnnnn he broke this shit doing man... please bringing this dude back on the platform man!
This guy speaks so well and is very knowledgeable not just on the life of 2Pac but in different areas of life.
I definitely enjoyed listening to him.
This man is a critical thinker for real.
U might wanna look up 'critical thinking'...
1 woman can fuck up your entire life man, women are that powerful
Nah just manipulative
@@33GLOCK that too
Her day will come. Tit 4 tat
Toxic femininity at its finest
the law fucked his life up....
Tupac not being alive is still a very hard pill to swallow.....Miss you Pac...
That is a hurtful and harrowing DESTINY....
😢
A person can move you into another direction without you even knowing ... 💯 facts
💯💯💯💯
Man the way you broke it down makes me want to cry and I'm a grown ass man
Yea. The way he broke down the whole ripple or snowball effect that way twisted my heart cause it’s so real..😞😞 interesting the way life works..😢😢😢😢
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At the same time I like to think he was AWARE of who he REALLY was and he experienced a kinda of gratitude to God for choosing HIM.. the level of CHOSEN-nessness Tupac was that had to be such a great feeling when he experienced the BEAUTIFUL parts of his being. His spirit. He was a gem. An angel.
It comforts me to think about it in that way.
No 25 years older has, had or ever will be such a mixture of WONDER like Tupac was.
He was different than Malcolm, Martin all of them combined.. I even think about how his mom had to feel. In the case of Tupac she is kinda like what Mary was to Jesus...
Tupac wasn’t perfect, he was more HUMAN. This is what makes our admiration for him so unique and special.. The unconditional love so many of us have for him it’s so special. Those things make my heart smile for him.
He was so comfortable with being REAL. So comfortable with showing us HIM unapologetic. Not trying to be one way for our community but just being himself and standing in that. No amount of fame made him conform. Had all the dark energy one could have from the streets but he was still so BEAUTIFUL INSIDE. -And vulnerable. yet mysterious and intriguing. Who can write a “DEAR MAMA” song and express it that way and then do a “HIT EM UP” and be such a savage..💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾This is what we love about him.
Tupac is with GOD. Because he was GOD made for US to experience. -the ones who pay attention to such things.
Ps. ( I really needed to say that to stop crying)
I can’t believe how his very LIFE effected us SO much. I don’t think anyone other than Jesus is so beloved. It’s beautiful when you look at his life that way friend.
🤔I've been studying Pac's life 4 well over 20yrs now & what he just said has 2 be the most mind blowing thing I've ever heard🤔....
Man anybody blaming ol girl for Pac getting killed is being a real Pac groupie for excusing him for deciding to run up on dude in the casino.
If Pac was a regular dude who ran up on somebody and got killed later not a single person would start digging in his past and saying if he would've never went to prison and blah blah blah...blah blah blah.
All of you would say homie shouldn't have stepped to dude reckless like he did, just as you do when you hear anybody else getting dealt with for moving reckless out here.
Knock it off and tighten up and respect what's real out here.
@@mobetta2092 in The Grand scheme of things correct..But he's kinda not wrong either
@@DSRKing23 I can understand the female being responsible for Pac going to jail.
I can reasonably agree that Pac going to jail motivated him to go with Death Row.
Once he arrived at Death Row, he became one of the top rappers of all time, yet no one is mentioning anything about the female being responsible for that.
Lastly, on the night of the casino incident even Suge and no one else from the entourage expected Pac to run up on dude so there's no way that female can be reasonably blamed for Pac's actions either.
He would've never got shot at Quad if he hadn't met her because the guys he was with are the ones who set him up because he snapped on them on TV after he was charged
Yes,because PAC called them Hanger on !!
@@lorrainemcneal2864
🤔hmmm. Never thought of that.
@@lorrainemcneal2864 what interview/ clip is this ?
That is what "All eyes on me " the movie says ,Haitian jack ,Jimmy henchmen and king tut(haitian jack right hand man )
That's spot on but mayve sonething else would have happened, when they shot him at quad he had beef also due to folk wanting his rap for free cause he done a solid for a pal of his and charged him nothing, he in the video for the song etc but then they phoned and he asked for 5k and he said it was this as well as the original thing you said that maybe sealed the deal of the robbery. Either way he was butting heads with big boys so if wasn't shot then maybe another time even with the assault charges on that woman. He was just a bit wild for his own good it was the best and worst of him. But ye he def said that about the TV I terview also, not many here mentioned that. Peace
I was thinking the same shit yo.. If he never got locked up, he prolly would’ve never join Death Row
yeah he would have
Nah, he definitely wouldn't have gone to DR. Suge had tired and Pac turned him down. I even think of the state didn't drain his money through pointless arrests he would never have gone.
@@jakelang806 yea bc eventually he would’ve bc interscope was shitting on him @ the time
@@emmashalliker6862 Yeah but Pac was still thinking about it, he never said he didn’t want to join. Suge paid him 250k for a song to put on a soundtrack but it never made the movie. That’s how Pac and Suge became cool in the first place
@@emmashalliker6862 This was back when ‘Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z’ was out (‘93-‘94)
This man knows some things that we don't know because he was there to see it first at hand.
Not really
😂😂😂😂😂 your right the way he broke it down it shows me it was all plotted to get to death row....its like Donnie Brasco movie every time someone say something about this event death row had alot of things going on b4 tupac so they needed someone on the inside.... when that Audit happened involving money royalties hell broke loose i believe dre had the heads up from Jimmy from interscope record...what man leaves with out money unless the feds coming....just my opinion it makes more since to all this 30 or 20 something same storyline that keeps adding keeping the people guessing and others getting famous .....your right i think they all feds or something 😮 lol
This is a phenomenally insightful clip. This brother is speaking the facts and I’ve been personally evaluating the last 2.5 years of tupac life and coming to the same conclusion. The charges brought on a ripple effect indeed that led to pac being the mindstate he was in that night he punches Orlando Anderson.
By this time Pac was a Hennessy fuelled maniac who was borderline suicidal looking for a way out of the SHI* this evil world done put him through. Tupac was a passionate cat that did everything and felt everything to the fullest. Suge weren’t letting him go, he wanted DR East, he was dissing even Dr Dre before he died on toss it up, he became a hateful pitbull of the death row mindset and that came from the hate he felt for his situation stemming from both the shooting and that liar putting him in jail.
The ending of this video is on point, but most the Pac music I love is the Death row Tupac. The Tupac that was confused angry violent yet genius. Ambitions as a Ridah, Troublesome, Hail Mary, All Eyes on me, 2 of amerikaz most, toss it up, how do you want it.
That’s the Pac I love, I do like political rap but when I’m just trying to chill or get my drink on with the boys it’s Hit me up, All eyes on me and makaveli album.
Keep ya head up and Brenda’s got a baby has it’s time and place but Tupac on west coast gangsta rap will always be legendary. The best. The number one artist to touch a mic, according to some he weren’t ‘lyrical’, to me he was a lyrical magician that made for what he lacked technically with raw real passion.
Rough rugged and raw OUTLAWZZZZ
Tupac forever, RIP my Big bro. See you on the otherside one day INSHALLAH
ALL THESE THINGS HAPPENED IN ALTERNATIVE UNIVERSE,,,,,,,,,,,,BUTTERFLY EFFECT
This is the true meaning of the butterfly affect
true
He literally goes back in time ,gonzo interview .
damn I was looking for the exact word. Well said about the butterfly affect
delray richardson's on the spectrum because his memory recall & logic is borderline genius 🤓👏🏽
Delray Richardson missed his calling. He would have made a brilliant attorney-at-law. I really admire his attention to detail and the facts.
I’d trade that iconic music in a heartbeat if it means we could still have pac here today 😐💯
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Yessir
Then he wouldnt be such an icon to you. You're saying that but if pac never signed to death row and made those classic records he wouldn't be that relevant to you
@hazybeatz1327
That’s incorrect asf for two obvious reasons lol for starters, you can’t say what wouldn’t or would’ve been ultimately in a hypothetical scenario because it’s hypothetical. Who’s to say he wouldn’t have been bigger & created even better music & movies for much longer. Secondly, Tupac’s death row era was just half of his short but illustrious career, he was already a household name which is why Suge & Death Row wanted him on the label to begin with. Yes some his best music was created during that period, but art can inspire but it can’t create more art only the artist can 🥱💯
@hazybeatz1327
That’s incorrect asf for two obvious reasons lol for starters, you can’t say what wouldn’t or would’ve been ultimately in a hypothetical scenario because it’s hypothetical. Who’s to say he wouldn’t have been bigger & created even better music & movies for much longer. Secondly, Tupac’s death row era was just half of his short but illustrious career, he was already a household name which is why Suge & Death Row wanted him on the label to begin with. Yes some his best music was created during that period, but art can inspire but it can’t create more art only the artist can 🥱💯
Excellent breakdown! That can be applied to everyone’s life. It’s incredible how many moments and meetings happen on a daily basis that can swing a person’s life in a positive or negative direction.
If you let it we get to decide decisions is everything one stupid one who knows
I 100% agree with this.
Everything he said was 💯.but the part where he Tupac died Tupac was so smart he planned that fake death seen in los Vegas.news reported all that shit was stage.
Spiritual Warfare
@@robertwilliamson2596 huh,?
Yeah I agree with everything he says but let’s not forget Haitian Jack was the one who introduced 2pac to the girl. Like pac said in against all odds. “Let meh tell yah about this snitch named Haitian Jack , Knew he was working for the FEDS (FBI) he said “. It was all a set up from the start. They been after 2pac
I have some real estate in Brooklyn, New York that I would like to talk to you about lol lol. Just kidding
The Don is smiling from heaven thank you brothers god bless 💝
No he not. No one goes to heaven. That's mythology.
@@LaTaurusHarrison Says who?
Faith is forever!!!! My lord and savior is beyond awesome!!! Amen!!!
@@sincerethegod325 they will never understand
@@sincerethegod325 😂😂 the "slave masters" hijacked the Scriptures from our ancestors...then created a "slave bible." Look it up. Those texts are more than "literature." "Literature" doesn't contain 100% accurate prophecy.
I love hearing this man's opinion on Tupac related stuff.
Wsup Miss Fine
@@norfstarnova3956 haha
Love how deep & in depth this man is. Looking at all angles. Puts alot into perspective.
Yes💯❤️
This is the most brilliant interview about 2pac that I've ever seen.
We wouldn’t have All Eyez on Me and Makaveli but we would have PAC and PAC was gonna put out classics regardless! Also Bullet was filmed in 1994 before Death Row.
Agreed. MATW was his magnum opus for me. But I think Pac would’ve still came with some heat
I feel like the MATW era Pac is the best
Facts. This is a good post 💯💯💯.
Will forever miss my rap God Tupac Shakur
Thank u bruh!Luv Makaveli and AEOM but I'd trade them classics for Pac to be here any day
my grandmother would always tell me...."Situations create Situations". Choose you path in life wisely.
Facts!!
Your grandmother is a wise woman
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Damn I Thought This Was Going To Be A Crazy Conspiracy Theory But Naw I See What He’s Saying. It’s Crazy How Every Decision We Make Changes Our Future
He broke shit down like a folding chair
lol
That's a deep perspective. B.I.G would also not have gotten killed.
True... they would both be here.
We all know that chick is a liar but the homie Pac never had a chance man. He was too real to survive in this fake ass world and he wasn't willing to be quiet about it. They always take his kind out just like Malcolm and he knew he didn't have much time to live but he goes down as the greatest of all time and most respected. Just look at the world now! Pac would be stressed even more witnessing all the BS out here in the world today so may he REST IN PEACE!
👑LEGEND🎤🔥🔥🔥 NEVER DIES
Nah that's bullshit. Tupac had a toxic ego. He brought all his problems on himself - including his death.
Ayanna Jackson didn't make him roll up to Orlando Anderson and start a brawl. That was his ego. His fans talk about him him like he's some kind of saint. Absolute bullshit. He wasn't the greatest of all time either. Not even close.
@@_Tahmar
Fuck you
Tupac is a 🌎 legend. Tupac 👑
Immortal Outlaw!
Ain’t nothing real about 2pac, just another Zionist puppet
Pac made his own decisions no one else to blame we all go thru rough situations its how we get thru them that decides our FATE.
The way he’s explaining it is something that is well known in the hood.
This is why people say some women are trouble.
People in the hood get killed everyday because of trouble started by a woman.
Whether she causes trouble directly or indirectly.
Some women are aware of the power they hold so they always try to keep the peace and be good women but some women won’t understand how powerful their actions are until someone gets hurt or killed.
Peace and Love from Chicago.
Returning the Peace and Love to you from Chi-Town as well... 🙂
If go fund me was around back then, he wouldn’t have had to sign with Deathrow. Imagine the amount of money that would’ve been raised. Probably the bail money and some.
Lmmfaooooo MAAAAAAN, NOOOOOO LIE!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣💯
They would have banned of the internet. That metoo shit strong out here. Rest in peace pac
But.......we can't pretend that Pac was the rapper and actor that everyone loves today.
Back then, he got hate from every direction. Alot of people that was around back then hated his guts and now they pretend they were his friends and loved him.
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There’s no denying that he had plenty of enemies. At the same time he had a lot of ppl that loved him. AEOM sold 4 million plus albums. Just think if that was go fund me numbers, which I believe it would’ve been easily.
He would’ve got pardoned 😂
This Dude a G just solely for that breakdown
He explained it perfectly
This man really thinks like me & breaks shit down like me. Never even thought of this. He really put that all together and made it make sense. Ayanna needs to see this. How 1 lie can turn someone’s life upside down and turn into a domino effect.
If we were never born, we’ll never die smh. Man’s gone allow him to rest in peace.
We observe great people's lives.
Thank u and Delray for helping keeping Pacs legacy alive and bringing the truth to light 🕯️
Pac should’ve just went to Atlanta instead of Vegas like he planned on
The hits on his life were already in place, dude right this lying bitch really is behind all this shit.
Pac wanted his money & Suge played into that.
That's where he at homie.......believe me when I tell you.💯💪🏾🙏🏾
Is he saying that people think pac raped someone and that's why he was shot
Kenneth Evans but he did went to Atlanta on September 17th 1996 after he left from LA from Vegas on September 7, that night.
I really like how this guy explain things. You can tell he know what he's talking about.
This is deep trust your dreams and put God first
He broke that down in a way no one else has before him. If he doesn’t meet her, more than likely he lives, but you don’t get all eyez on me or the 7 day theory. Nigga almost made my head explode with that one.
I love Delray for sticking to true facts & not his feelings. Big ups to u, my brotha. U rock! Tysm
Ayanna Jackson the reason he went to jail and had to sign with DeathRow
Large facts!💯 Death Row was the only one who gave em another chance
i hate her with a passion
Facts hate that bitch
Yup...
Yup
That's a helluva perspective... He's very much so a thinking man!!! ✊🏾
This was deep, glad he flipped it in the end, because I think he would have eventually signed to Death Row regardless, based on his knowing Suge, Snoop and the Dogg Pound, based on wanting to be with the best label, producers, hardest cats, etc. It was his destiny. Based on being an actor out in LA, etc.
This guy has a great mind because in the end he still came to the same conclusion that I did and that's the fact that it was Tupac's destiny, but where I disagree is the notion that Pac would still be alive because Death Row or not, Tupac always been wild and was always surrounded by negative energy, like Fat Joe said whenever he seen Tupac there was always violence involved the 90s was just a super dangerous time period.
I love this channel, great info
This dude is a smart dude. He's right about everything. DR wasn't Pacs downfall, it was him, getting involved in gang activity.
@Yeti W Government conspiracy? Did you listen 2 his interview?
@Yeti W how he messed up ?
This interview is a game changer.
He died cause of shooting those two cops which made cops everywhere mad so they got together and set that Vegas murder up with Reggie write at quarterback
Great point
I've been saying that , also , wth was Orlando doing in vegas anyway?if you ask people from street , most of them at that time never been outa town Orlando doesnt make any sense being in Vegas , I think those two cops sent him there they paid him , it was all planned by the police, their biggest enemy , nobody in law enforcement liked tupac all over the country. He was a force to be reckoned with and they didnt like it , he was major trouble to them and they had to stop it one way or another
A true root cause analysis right here. I disagree with one thing though- on the music tip, we may not have had All Eyez or Makaveli, but we would have had something else. His life would not have been void of drama if not for meeting her, just maybe not the type of drama to cost him his life. RIP Makaveli da Don and salute to Delray, and Art of Dialogue. What a fulfilling 8 minutes and 25 seconds....
You can’t change your destiny, no matter what moment you change in your past
That's not true! Try reading the word of GOD then you would get true answers!
@@williamparker6817 sorry, I don’t believe in
Hocus Pocus 🤣
Pac was really just a different breed, we never met him(well l havent) but you can just tell his energy is good and so natural . + his fame, knowledge, the women on him, being the biggest artist in the world, people were super envious and jealous
@@sincerethegod325 Both lol especially rappers and the members in death row, Man snoop dogg was even jealous cause he came into death row and Suge was treating pac way better
@@sincerethegod325 honestly i dont know who but im just assuming from interviews and shit i seen, that just comes with the fame tho people get jealous and envious. l didnt mean actual biggest artist in the world but there was a point in time where it felt like he was
@@sincerethegod325 Yup they were all big in there own way so they all dealt with that jealousy shit.
@@sincerethegod325 + Death row artist's albums were getting shelved as soon as pac came in the picture and basically made pac the face. So l know they were mad af about that lol
prophXX
You right 💯...you can even hear their jealousy towards Pac now when they speak about him.
Denzel Washington speaking the truth..lol sounds just like him
Lol yeah man the voice indeed sounds like Denzel
Sounds more like LL 😂
Lmao now that you say it he reminds me exactly of Denzel he sounds exactly like him and the way he talks
Lmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaao yo wowwww
He has become Denzel officially
Spoken like a real brother you are missed rest in peace
It's crazy how everyone blames Biggie for this man's madness. Thank you Mr. Richardson for your intelligence.
Tupac was so much more than those records. God only knows how much we missed out on.
But also on that “flip side part” we would have more and more “me against the world classics” even though no all eyez on me , we really don’t know what classic music he would’ve put out
We wouldn't have had makaveli either
You can litteraly do a 'what if scenario'' for every person thats been murdered. There is always an event or a moment that triggers a series of events that leads up to the murder. Whats written is written, you can not alter ones fate.
He's not trying to alter it....
@@densincomprehend8879 exactly he just explained it
@@densincomprehend8879 never said he was. I just think its pointless.
@@robertocruztv6097 never said he was trying to alter history homie.
@@robertocruztv6097 the point is telling the story from his point of view... in a way to entertain the people who want to listen.
In a murder people always do this for their closure
He needs his own podcast. He does great interviews.
It is so refreshing to hear from someone that truly understands what brought down Tupac. I've told people for years that all Pac had to do was get a hoe, instead he messed around with a "normal woman" and look where it got him. Life experience has taught me that generally, regular women are more dangerous than hookers.
Its a nice story but not grounded in reality.
It was a government / industry hit.
None of this low level shit matters to what actually happened.
Exactly u can’t trust em when u getting money
I like this dude Delray, much blessings and success to him and his loved ones.
He broke it down better than anyone 🔥🔥
Thinking about it like that just makes us all even more mad. I'm never gonna get over Pac's death. Will forever hold it down for my rap God Tupac Shakur
“It was his destiny - that was his destiny!”
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The company he kept. Those who call themselves your friends are truly not if they're setting you up and engaging in suspicious behavior. All around him there was drama and hate. Damn so called friends!
This man needs a Book Deal! His-Story needs to be written down.
Thats life....for Tupac 25 years was enough for never to be forgotten and for allways to be celebrate in life and thru his music... its destiny RIP Pac
Never would’ve been in Vegas... this dude knows what he’s talking about...
When you done listening to him, think carefully as to who could be the mastermind of all this, coz all of them were pawns in an effort to topple Tupac...
This is so real. Unfortunately, this was his destiny as mentioned but it makes you wonder what life would have been like had he not met Ayanna Jackson.
Annapolis homegrown... Crazy you made it across the US and linked with one of the greatest entertainers.
This brother has the most detailed an accurate information speaking on pac than anyone else speaking on him besides pacs mom
There are a lot of wouldn't have's , couldn't have's and never have's in this interview... But life happens to us all... the reality is that if you live long enough ANYTHING is subject to happen to you.. what makes you who you are has nothing to do with what happens to you... HOW YOU DEAL WITH WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU IS WHAT MAKES YOU WHO YOU ARE !!!
Agreed It's not what happens but what you do about it .
This man wrote a full on Marvel What If comic. “What If Tupac never met Ayanna Jackson”
Best PAC’s life analysis ever!!! Much respect to the man Delray💯👊♥️♥️
Love this interview
Amazing!...This just feels right...Never heard this before, but truly "Truth has a ring to it"
I totally agree!! SHE IS THE TRIGGER MAN!!
PREACH Delray! Drop the mic. I agree .
This guy is giving the best Pac interview EVER!
I completely agree with this guy it's crazy that one woman holds the piece to the puzzle that caused so much destruction smh damn
He right keep bringing the 🔥🔥🔥🔥 makaveli lives on
The corruption within the system is without equal, also how one event no matter how simple it appears changes the path. One has ahead of them, this is the fork in the road wherein one choice becomes Destiny when enlightened you are shown life, and decisions made afterwards upon what you do with that knowledge is just for you. It appeared that Tupac had decided that after that weekend,he was going in a different direction,but again what he possibly had been shown he needed to act on it, he choses to make one last trip,though he struggled with the decision,he went thinking nothing could happen after the choice. Spiritually he knew and was really growing into that knowledge, that metaphysical things were involved (Looking back at the world from another level) he said. It was the perfect storm. One Love!
Definitely could be applied to all of us..what a great friend.🤲🏾💯
Choices. Decisions. Moments
I want a friend like Delray💯😪
They would of got him one way or the other. He is a son of a black panther.
If Richie Valenz would've lost the coin toss, we wouldn't have the Movie La Bamba