Honestly, this dude KILLED the production on those tracks. Oddly enough, Pac pulled most of the producers for the Makaveli album from the “green / whack room”. They were the underdogs at Death Row, but BOY did they nail the sound on that album, legendary to this day 💯
Man he KILLED that production on that Makaveli album. Crazy that those classic records came from “the wack room” imagine what else he could’ve done with Pac if Pac never got killed. Him and Hurt-M-Badd KILLED that album
Yep he knocked the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Hootie and the Blowfish and The Eagles greatest hits off the top of the Billboard chart while being behind bars and with barely any album promotion from Interscope who weren't fucking with him in 1995 period! And also without being able to promote the album with concert performances too
You know something that's funny to me? Pac from his music and interviews you could tell he loved Snoop. He always shouted him out even during his shed so many tears live set at SNL. He was also mad at Dre for not coming to Snoop's trial. Pac played with Snoop's son acting like a uncle it's on footage yet Snoop still despised Pac... before the death row days Pac didn't hold a grudge about his album being bitten by dogg pound and snoop that he had to redo. Just goes to show no matter how much love you show if someone doesn't like you they don't like you.
Soon as he said bomb first…. Dude a genius, life as a outlaw, bomb first were ahead of their time honestly. They didnt even sound 90s, honestly none of the tracks he did sound 90s. Sounded very 2000.
Everybody theres just somthing about dude I cant put my finger on like the dude said at the 18:22 mark until the end Pac just had that energy and charisma and he was a STAR among stars!!!!
Not sure why, Snoop was one of the most anticipated and famous rappers from 1992-1995. First album went Platinum 4 times within 6 months. No rapper did that in the 90's.
@@DiggumSmack77 Maybe Because 2pac put Double Album, who went 6x platinum before he was killed(and was still selling), also had Number one single on the fucking billboard hot 100 charts California Love/How Do You want it, and dude was also in Movies, Fashion, and other shit?
The Notorious B.I.G Wasn't!!!! And, I Like Pac And The Notorious B.I.G✌🏾 Two Of The Greatest Rappers Of All-Time!!!! They Both Reigned And When I Say Reigned They Reigned!!!!!
I never thought about it that way. He probably thought Pac was going to be his Scottie Pippen. He never expected 4 Pac to blow him out the water. People think Pac was always the biggest rapper but that wasn't the case. Snoop was the biggest artist in the world at 1 point. What was holding Pac back b4 was his production. Once Pac got to Deathrow & got the right beats it was a WRAP!!!!!
Na Fr He Got On That Hype Shit I Wish His Earlier Production Was Better PAC My Fav Rapper But His Earlier Music Just Dont Sound Right Dropping Gems But Dear Mama Keep Ya Head Up Brendas Got A Baby Was Ahead Of It’s Time So It Lasted
U right. It makes sense.. problem was bringing Pac to Deathrow was like taking a Mike Jordan in his prime to the any team in the 90s. They didn't draft a Scottie pippen. The draft the MJ of rap
@@okeefebunn2329 Wrong. Snoop stayed relevant with the Murder Was The Case soundtrack and the Dogg Food album with the Dogg Pound. He stayed relevant. Plus, Doggystyle was so impactful, he could tour of that album and do what he needed to do. So basically Snoop was alright. Plus think about it, he was under the tutelage of Dr Dre. You take your time to put out the music.
I wouldn’t say snoop or the others at death row were lazy but pac definitely seemed like a workaholic. But like dude said pac’s energy and lyrical content is really what set him apart from the others. Not to mention he was a hell of a young actor as well. It was a lot of talented artist over there but Pac’s light just shined brighter then the others. You could argue that pac was growing too big even for death row. It was always rumors that pac planned on eventually leaving death row to start his own label which allegedly played a big part in what happened to him.
Jadan Colley Dead on the 💰. U said exactly what I was thinking. Champ just needed a shot. And the great himself (PAC) provided that. 1000 on the accuracy my guy
@@Beatszzz Pac,Snoop and ,Biggie were friends before Pac and Biggie fell out. There's footage of them performing together.Why can everyone else be friends with Biggie but Snoop? Jewell, Danny Boy,Lady of Rage,etc but when Snoop says it he's a Pac hater? The hate for Snoop is obvious.
@@BeatszzzSeems someone got my other comment deleted,but the real reason is that Snoop is still living. If he was killed by Phillip Woldermarion he would've been considered a legend. Its sad that people like you hate to see someone be successful but rather them dead and not being able to shine. I been a fan of Snoop and Pac since day one.
@@Beatszzz You're the one spreading hate eith your immature comments. You have malice for Snoop for some shit that happened when i was in junior high school. Do the math, and you're the one that need to keep up with the times. Regardless of what Snoop and Pac went through, he showed that he was a true fan to Pac after his death. All of Pac so called friends even the outlawz used him for money. Many of his "so call friends" even sued his mom. While Dre and Snoop gave Pac mom money for that halogram performance. So you see Pac was mad at the wrong ones when he died.
And also on The Struggle Continuez: "Now I was born as a rebel, Making trouble for the devil, Take this gang banging shit to a whole 'nother level, Can you feel me now, Armies in every city...."
Two things can’t occupy the same space at the same time. With that being Said, from all of these stories, Pac needed to be his own boss and THEE focus of a business situation. Although some disagree, to me, it would make sense for him to go and start his own label. His energy, his star power, and his work ethic made people feel uncomfortable. Dude was and still IS a legend.
@@harrisona2925 so if you were old enough back then u should know the wu ruled the east from 93 to late 90s. Bad boy was not on the level of wu till 95/96.
Hard to think that he was one of the producers from the WACK ROOM... If that's what the Wack Room produces.. then those producers are just as good if not better than any producers we have today... FACTS
This man produced me and my girlfriend‼️ What a fucking legend. Been banging that tune none stop for the last couple months. Now it’s my fav. This man is G.O.A.T.E.D
I knew Snoop was jealous. He thought Pac would be his Robin. He must not have paid attention to “Me Against the World”. That was his biggest mistake and I agree with this dude.
and that’s exactly why black labels don’t last. everybody wanted credit and not look at the bigger picture who cares if snoop built it pac came in and took it somewhere else then after pac it coulda been some1 else. they don’t tell the same thing to a black label that they would a label that’s ran by a white man
that's a Fact. This interview through me off a bit because D. Harp almost NEVER curse in his past interviews. In this interview he was letting them fly. Also his Voice is a little different and he lost some weight. D Harp is a good guy. I enjoy Listening to his interviews
Yup … people don’t understand in 1994 & 1995 death row was getting a little quiet while bad boys was trying to catch up and take the spot because snoop was quiet as hell and ain’t drop a album in 3 years, dr dre working slow, lady of rage album wasn’t finish, dogg pound also working slow, Michele fucking around ! Suge needed a superstar to change the land scape ! That’s why suge wanted pac since 1993 very bad ! Once suge got pac he was happy as shit ! Truth is pac took snoop and took over snoop label ! I mean pac is a better Mc than snoop will ever be and that’s no disrespect to snoop but I know snoop jealous as hell of pac ! But pac was a real friend to snoop ! Pac had shit on lock and carried death row
@@papiking1991 what do you mean trying to catch up ? Biggie and Craig Mack was platinum, they had the junior mafia album and 112. They had game and charts on smash, that’s why suge manipulated pac to diss them, to get they dead ass label hot again.
@@6thbr871 no they were coming … 1995 biggie was blowing up ! 1994 Craig Mack had a smash hit which was flava in ya ears, 112 didn’t come out until 1996 I’m talking about the 1994-1995 era. Junior mafia album was decent good and idk how much it sold but they were coming and the east coast was bringing out good ass music ! Nas was coming, wu tang was coming, big L, mobb deep, fugees l, snoop dogg was too quiet, death row needed a spark and a new leader ! Pac came and took over ! Pac is a better mc, marketable, makes better music ! That’s no disrespect to snoop because his first album was a classic ! But snoop just couldn’t be that guy no more ! That’s why suge wanted pac badly since 1993 he’ll even puff was trying to get pac to bad boys but pac was like hell no ! My point is bad boys was coming and death row was slipping away a little
@@papiking1991 Bad Boys trying to catch up? 😂😂😂😂 Never that!!!! Bad Boy record label was on fire at that time. No need to catch up when the label was on top!!!! Hits after hits after hits!!!!!
Whew Life Of An Outlaw!!!! 🔥🔥 Such an underrated song! I can’t wait until he talks about how that one was made. One of my top 5 Oulawz collabs & posse cuts!
You can tell this is a good genuine dude. You can feel his energy just watching the video. I remember seeing his name on the credits too because I was always into knowing who produced a song. You getting nothing but exclusives.
Didn't listen to this yet but I remember reading on XXL anniversary edition of tupac that he gave the producers on the 7 day theory album a chance when nobody else was... particularly snoop! Seemingly pac just told them all to get out of the studio for a week and he just worked with whoever was gonna be on the album!
@Rafik Baines never could he replace Johnny J . Johnny J was like Prince . Countless 2 Pac shit never got released . He was killed because he wouldn't release it ....
“Blasphemy” is my favourite song from Pac I wonder who produced the beat shit’s haunting the song itself contains the dark side of religion and freaky preachers Pac told decades ago which is still relevant today, a lot of people sleeping on that song and listening to it over and over again it’ll never get old.
Suge was actually a stand up guy it seems. He was a gangsta no doubt but he did alot of good for his people. Its his enemies that he let his rath out on
dont forget that this dude produced alot of other tracks for pac like, Az The World Turns, Catching Feelings, Military Mindz, The Good Die Young, High Speed etc... OG versions ofc
When he said his production credits for makaveli, you have to stamp him as a legend!! Glad to see he's getting his credit and for him to tell his story. I remember the name from reading the credits on the back of the CD but never knew what he look like..
It seems some people have a real problem with Snoop dog lowkey. People really underestimate how big Deathrow Records was in the 90s. Snoop Dog was probably was one of the biggest artists in the 90s and is still one of the most FAMOUS artist in the world right now. It might be true that Snoop influenced Suge to recruit Pac to Deathrow. It would've only made their team stronger so I don't see why not. 2Pac blew up because he was the underdog and he had some shit to get off his chest because the industry counted him out. Pac felt like he had to prove a point and he wanted people to hear what the fuck he had to say.
Pac blew up because blah blah.. He'd already blown up.. Movies, number one albums etc. When was Snoop in movies or have number one albums? It was 92, 93, 94, 95 and on... Snoop needs to stop making music he's been garbage for 20 plus years. Doing just eat adverts😂. The man's a snakey clown.
@@emmashalliker6862 Snoop definitely had a number one album before Pac. He also had movies in the span of his career. And let’s not forget. Dre and Snoop built the house that Pac was able to take to another level. Dre and Snoop built that foundation. You can’t negate that. Honestly, the best and worst thing to ever happen to Pac was Death Row.
I never did like Snoop's energy when he was around Pac. Something always seemed off about him. And this is coming from somebody who loved Snoop back then. That MTV News interview shows it all.
I’ll never like how Snoop was jealous after Pac’s success but still wants to take credit for him coming to Death Row, I’ll never like Snoop’s energy so I wasn’t surprised about what said about Big and Puff being his homeboys, and Snoop claims he loved Pac; nah you hated he stole all your spotlight if we being honest.
You gotta think about it. Death Row and Bad Boy were cool prior to the incident at Quad Studios before Pac got signed. Also, the Jake Robles incident and the Source Awards shit made things worse. Even Suge and Puffy said they were cool at one point. It’s like if two of your friends have a big disagreement, you either show love to both or you choose a side. After a murder trial that could’ve put him in jail for life, Snoop chose peace.
@@kennethdavis1766 Yea you right they was cool for a period of time but while they were beefing their just certain things you shouldn’t say; if I was Snoop and they ask me about Bad Boy and Biggie I would simply say “No comment and move on”
Pac said the same thing to Napoleon once: "I'ma die young. I'm be like a shooting star.. I'm gonna go real high & then I'm just gonna fade away. I'ma be a living legend after I'm dead." This was based off the fact that Napoleon use to feel really angry when hearing the waves from the ocean because it's to noisy for him. Then pac spoke to him about something not being right in his heart if mother nature makes him angry etc.
Pac can give you a playlist for each emotion we experience…not many, if any, other artists can do that…before any of y’all disagree, please, please, please prove me wrong
Ive always said that about tupac. I call it range. 0-100. 0 being u talk about nothing 100 is u literally touch or speak on every topic. The average artist is a 25 to me. They talk about a limited amount of shit. Tupac range was about an 80-85 to me. Dude rapped about EVERYTHING
@@thegeorgiaaquarius yep I’ve always said between biggie and pac…….biggie made you HEAR him and visualize what he was rhyming about but pac made you FEEL him with his raw emotion, hunger and passion in his voice about anything. And the same thing I said about pac goes for X too and that’s why they’re so universally loved and adored by everyone
Yes , I was born in 71, when rappers delight came out I was in 3rd grade. The new sound was amazing at the time giving birth to the art form hip hop. Snoop, PAC, all the rest we are well in our 50s and 40s and yes we are grandparents if we are able to live that long . 30 years and it seems like yesterday when PAC and Snoop came on the scene . So wonderful when you think about it.
They said Suge kept tellin Pac that Death Row was Snoop's house but I look at it as the same situation it was wit Kobe & Shaq, Pac wanted the friendly competition & love from Snoop just like Kobe wanted from Shaq💯still some hurtful shit til this day smh...
im convinced Suge was a geniune dude and him and Pac had ginuine connection...and Snoop was a hater. He definitely befriended Biggie after Pac went through his turmoil on some disloyal shit. Period.
Snoop was friends with biggie before all of that BS, and he is a grown man. Pac had issues with everyone, that isn’t snoop problem, that’s Pac problem. Pac was a paranoid guy after he got shot.
Krazy is by far hands down one of the realist and poetic song ever!! I had that shit in repeat back in my young days it got me through a lot… listen to the lyrics and meaning shit is deep
I tell people this all the time and they say I’m crazy. Snoop was jealous of PAC, PAC was Death Row. When snoop does interviews he throws shade at PAC. If snoop was PAC friend why would he allow half dead to make that album cover.
"One thing people gotta know... is that 2pac IS Deathrow"- Suge Snoop had female tendencies, all Pac ever did was keep it real with snoop, and that ungrateful snake was hating lowkey and showing love to puffy and biggie on the radio.
Mad respect for this man speaking what he knew. I believe that 2pac had multiple haters. What a shame that his life and music was cut short as a young talented artist (musical and movie actor). Much love and respect tupac shakur. RIP
I see why it's called The Art Of Dialogue. He allows the one being interviewed to speak uninterrupted, before posing the next question. Great stuff.
Yes its greatness! blessed brethren!
Unlike *cough* vladtv over there always taking over his guests and making everything about him
@@GOODKidBURNCity I was about to bring Glad up, you just did it for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻
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@@GOODKidBURNCity Vlad is garbage and undercover 👮♂️
This man killed the production on Makaveli. White man’s world was easily one of my favorite songs on the whole album
Yeah brilliant song,Hold ya head was my favourite
This song is very underrated
I love the hook to that track 🙌🏾
That part
Lie
Honestly, this dude KILLED the production on those tracks. Oddly enough, Pac pulled most of the producers for the Makaveli album from the “green / whack room”. They were the underdogs at Death Row, but BOY did they nail the sound on that album, legendary to this day 💯
I think part of that is because Tupac tweak to production a little bit. Pac was a producer too.
@@PrinceMalachi7 why people always stretching shit 🤦🏾♂️
Pacs best album
@MARANATHA you know you can get credited for telling the producer to turn down some vocals or something as simple as that right
@@tonystarke9820Pac was a producer too. He did it all, rapper, producer, poet, activist. Stop hating
This guy man responsible for the majority of those epic MAKAVELI beats🔥🔥🔥
Hurt-M-Badd also. Tyrone
@@melvinhhcp3615 exactly.. classics
Fakaveli was a 🗑 album
@@jtg8156 krazy.
Yes!!! 7 day theory is my favorite Pac album so it's great to see one of the faces behind some of the most iconic songs on there.
He’s responsible for BOMB FIRST, this man is a fuckin legend.
pac played the bass and eerie piano thoe, i cant remember were they sampled the bassline from
My favorite Pac song...wish the whole album was that gangsta
@@shigiz Naughty By Natures Uptown Anthem
@@shigiz pac played a ballerina in a dress 👯♀️🩰👗
@@twooclock9458 well pac was a studio gangsta
Man he KILLED that production on that Makaveli album. Crazy that those classic records came from “the wack room” imagine what else he could’ve done with Pac if Pac never got killed. Him and Hurt-M-Badd KILLED that album
2Pac was already #1 before DRR with Me against the World.
Yep he knocked the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Hootie and the Blowfish and The Eagles greatest hits off the top of the Billboard chart while being behind bars and with barely any album promotion from Interscope who weren't fucking with him in 1995 period! And also without being able to promote the album with concert performances too
FACT!!!!BUT SNOOP WAS SUPER DUPER HOT!!!
Pac was the first artist to have an album to top the Billboard charts for while in prison. SKILLZ
While incarcerated
Facts
PAC WASN'T TRYING TO BE NUMBER 2, PAC WAS ALREADY NUMBER 1 ME AGAINST THE WORLD
The only reason snoop was hot because of dre, pac didn't need dre he was already number 1
@@ericbarnes824 Snoop's proven his worth with or without Dre. He's probably the most famous rapper alive. He's famous beyond rap
@@histguy101pls lol
You know something that's funny to me? Pac from his music and interviews you could tell he loved Snoop. He always shouted him out even during his shed so many tears live set at SNL. He was also mad at Dre for not coming to Snoop's trial. Pac played with Snoop's son acting like a uncle it's on footage yet Snoop still despised Pac... before the death row days Pac didn't hold a grudge about his album being bitten by dogg pound and snoop that he had to redo. Just goes to show no matter how much love you show if someone doesn't like you they don't like you.
Jus goes 2 show you trust no body & dislike everyone
"Know niggaz gon hate you for whatever you do" Blasphemy- MAKAVELLI
@@kto2934 😐true!
Damn 2 brothers can’t bump heads, OVER MUSIC???😂😂😂yall pac fans tryna to create something that not bruh
@@takeoffg4409 why you here?
I believe everything he's saying, you can tell he's being honest.
Yall say that about each one of his homeboys who come on interviews 😭
FACTZ
@@LaTrey who's homeboys?
@@________8743 Because Tupac had some down ass Homies
@@JJEHUTYY the one's that shared a hotel bed with pac here and there
Soon as he said bomb first…. Dude a genius, life as a outlaw, bomb first were ahead of their time honestly. They didnt even sound 90s, honestly none of the tracks he did sound 90s. Sounded very 2000.
All day that!
Everybody copied him. Thats why!
*2Pac stories are my weekly high*
Same 😅 Rest in Power to the 🐐
I love it as well
Everybody theres just somthing about dude I cant put my finger on like the dude said at the 18:22 mark until the end Pac just had that energy and charisma and he was a STAR among stars!!!!
Don't yall baby boys got jobs?
@@jtg8156 I do Deuce, to be exact.
Pac took Death Row to a whole nother level.
Daryl "Big D" Harper....one of the Architects of the classic Makaveli the Don Killuminati album.
ART coming with the heat 🔥
2pac was just one of a kind there will never ever!!!! Be anyone like him the greatest!!!!!
For Sure
@@boosiebadazz8627 yeahhhh!!! I got a tracka on yo ass mane!!! Yo obsession with PAC is really homosexual like dude….
@@boosiebadazz8627 wouldn't dare disrespect tupac boy Pac got the biggest fan base and hater participators
Mo3 was right here in our face LL3 LLPAC
@nexxt up lmao sit back there with the haters
Awwwwwwwww I miss Tupac’s presence. I wish he was still around. I love hearing these stories.
Factoids
Truth
Hey Big Head..yea me too
I wish i had a girl like you I could have 2pac conversations with all night long
Pac had a troubling presence all because he kept going around acting like a studio thug...good riddance
My boy came to testify "I'm glad to be here sir."
😂😂😂💯💯💯
Lmaooooo 😂
😂😂😂
Facts!
Lol,
The tracks he produced for Pac are some of my favorites! Mad props to him, he is legendary in his own right.
Blew me away when he said Pac was the brightest star Pac was the goat 🐐
2pac was on another level, everybody was jealous of Pac 🐐
Not sure why, Snoop was one of the most anticipated and famous rappers from 1992-1995. First album went Platinum 4 times within 6 months. No rapper did that in the 90's.
Yeah he got spirit
@@DiggumSmack77 Maybe Because 2pac put Double Album, who went 6x platinum before he was killed(and was still selling), also had Number one single on the fucking billboard hot 100 charts California Love/How Do You want it, and dude was also in Movies, Fashion, and other shit?
like he said at the 18:22 mark Pacs energy and charisma was like no other he was a stars among stars somthen about that dude!
The Notorious B.I.G Wasn't!!!! And, I Like Pac And The Notorious B.I.G✌🏾 Two Of The Greatest Rappers Of All-Time!!!! They Both Reigned And When I Say Reigned They Reigned!!!!!
I never thought about it that way. He probably thought Pac was going to be his Scottie Pippen. He never expected 4 Pac to blow him out the water. People think Pac was always the biggest rapper but that wasn't the case. Snoop was the biggest artist in the world at 1 point. What was holding Pac back b4 was his production. Once Pac got to Deathrow & got the right beats it was a WRAP!!!!!
Agreed, if you put Pac's pre deathrow tracks with better production you can see the difference
Na Fr He Got On That Hype Shit I Wish His Earlier Production Was Better PAC My Fav Rapper But His Earlier Music Just Dont Sound Right Dropping Gems But Dear Mama Keep Ya Head Up Brendas Got A Baby Was Ahead Of It’s Time So It Lasted
Damn 2 brothers can’t bump heads, OVER MUSIC???😂😂😂yall pac fans tryna to create something that not bruh
@@takeoffg4409 WTF are you talkingabout? Who said anybody bumped heads over music???
U right. It makes sense.. problem was bringing Pac to Deathrow was like taking a Mike Jordan in his prime to the any team in the 90s. They didn't draft a Scottie pippen. The draft the MJ of rap
Dude literally produced all my favorite songs on that album🤣...only one missing is "Against all odds"
had no idea he's behind them songs
Blasphemy?
Against all odds was on makaveli don kulumanati 7 day theory
Against All Odds & Just Like Daddy are missing for me 😩
@@nishants2691 Best song on the album
He took Snoops spot because everyone over there was lazy. Pac was a workaholic. He had such a crazy work ethic.
True .. snoop hadn't had a album out in 2 years. Part of that was because of his case.
Tupac ALWAYS had cases..there is footage of pac writing rhymes during court cases. Thats no excuse for snoop not doing shit for two or three years
@@okeefebunn2329 Wrong. Snoop stayed relevant with the Murder Was The Case soundtrack and the Dogg Food album with the Dogg Pound. He stayed relevant. Plus, Doggystyle was so impactful, he could tour of that album and do what he needed to do. So basically Snoop was alright. Plus think about it, he was under the tutelage of Dr Dre. You take your time to put out the music.
I wouldn’t say snoop or the others at death row were lazy but pac definitely seemed like a workaholic. But like dude said pac’s energy and lyrical content is really what set him apart from the others. Not to mention he was a hell of a young actor as well. It was a lot of talented artist over there but Pac’s light just shined brighter then the others. You could argue that pac was growing too big even for death row. It was always rumors that pac planned on eventually leaving death row to start his own label which allegedly played a big part in what happened to him.
@@ramboslice7322 Absolutely pac was a workaholic and that's proven by the fact that he had enough material for 6 or 7 albums after he died.
He did his thang on that Makavelli. I hope he still living getting paid off that album. He deserve it fr
Everyone wanted to be pac but they didn’t want to use his producer on the best album ever 🤷🏽♂️😂 sleeping
2pac made any beat hot!!!!
That part, legends never die
@@englishjona6458 they never appreciate the producer til he’s gone
@@cromdaleblvd4677 MAN!!! do a song in 5 mins and sell 10 MILL and he thought it wasnt all that!! lol
ok PAC
2pac Made a classic album Makaveli out the wack room.... Pure talent 🐐💯 If you know you know
Makaveli the greatest rap album of all time 🔥🔥🐏
It sucked
Maybe the wack room wasn't that wack.....
Greatness.
@@jtg8156 you on crack
This guy produced "High Speed" off of the "Still I Rise" album, love that track. He also put in that legendary work on the Makaveli album too. Salute!
That high speed beat is hard asf
2pac was number one, but not to hurt Snoops feelings, 2pac opened for him at the house of blues.
Thank you! Exactly. Snoop and the Dogg Pound were the headliners.
Uh,Pac and Snoop closed the show out with 2 Of Amerikkkaz Most Wanted,so they both were the headliners.
And the energy died big time when pac left the stage
@@boombapdoom493 Actually they definitely screamed louder for Snoop when he came out.
@@boombapdoom493 the energy after Pac left the stage flatlined fr
He did Bomb first, and Krazy, say no more!
Absolutely agree 💯🔥🔥🔥
Krazy and Hold Ya Head got me through a dark period 💯
Big Facts. Both of em
Hold Ya Head is my favorite. 🔥🔥🔥
Hold Ya Head...is like Pac's LAST WORDS to us fans. He did his own Eulogy.
Truth, still go back to them on tough days
@@Keldath I was actually listening to Hold Ya Head, when this came up 🙌 Nobody could ever get close to such 🔥 poetry. 💯✌
That wasn’t the wack room,them guys just needed a shot,and the real ones gave it to them. Salute 👑
🎯💯
Jadan Colley Dead on the 💰. U said exactly what I was thinking. Champ just needed a shot. And the great himself (PAC) provided that. 1000 on the accuracy my guy
His ambition matched his talent and that energy was felt by Suge and Pac
The real reason Snoop switched sides and aligned with BadBoy! Envy is a terrible thing 🤔
Ron Don I was thinking the same thing🤔
How did he switch sides when all of them were friends before pac got to death row
@@Beatszzz Pac,Snoop and ,Biggie were friends before Pac and Biggie fell out. There's footage of them performing together.Why can everyone else be friends with Biggie but Snoop? Jewell, Danny Boy,Lady of Rage,etc but when Snoop says it he's a Pac hater? The hate for Snoop is obvious.
@@BeatszzzSeems someone got my other comment deleted,but the real reason is that Snoop is still living. If he was killed by Phillip Woldermarion he would've been considered a legend. Its sad that people like you hate to see someone be successful but rather them dead and not being able to shine. I been a fan of Snoop and Pac since day one.
@@Beatszzz You're the one spreading hate eith your immature comments. You have malice for Snoop for some shit that happened when i was in junior high school. Do the math, and you're the one that need to keep up with the times. Regardless of what Snoop and Pac went through, he showed that he was a true fan to Pac after his death. All of Pac so called friends even the outlawz used him for money. Many of his "so call friends" even sued his mom. While Dre and Snoop gave Pac mom money for that halogram performance. So you see Pac was mad at the wrong ones when he died.
Pac was on his revolutionary shhh on “White Manz World” 😤
And also on The Struggle Continuez:
"Now I was born as a rebel,
Making trouble for the devil,
Take this gang banging shit to a whole 'nother level,
Can you feel me now,
Armies in every city...."
Two things can’t occupy the same space at the same time. With that being Said, from all of these stories, Pac needed to be his own boss and THEE focus of a business situation. Although some disagree, to me, it would make sense for him to go and start his own label. His energy, his star power, and his work ethic made people feel uncomfortable. Dude was and still IS a legend.
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facts!
Facts
I agree 💯
Snoop must've been complaining to Suge about Pac
Same thing I thought once I heard that
He lies about him to this very day or exaggerates the story like others, who were there, won’t correct him. Ask nas
Pac complaining about real ones not ridin his wagon against the east coast
@Major Coats I’m from Long Beach to be exact. Snoop had some discrepancies but he’s still respected in the LB.
That album was like his last message to the world 🌎 best to ever touch the mic
Anybody that was around at that time and know hip hop knows it was Death row and Bad Boy running things but when Pac joined Death row it was a wrap.
Lol, wu tang was bigger than bad boy around that time.
@@makavelimusolini1036 Wu Tang is for the kids. Lol
@@harrisona2925 so if you were old enough back then u should know the wu ruled the east from 93 to late 90s. Bad boy was not on the level of wu till 95/96.
@@makavelimusolini1036 Big Alone was completely outselling Wu.
It was that bad that Suge had to tell Pac to be mindful of Snoop feelings? 😂 Pac took over that label! 😂
Lol!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
Nah man he said in a way as yea we sign you an cool but don’t come in there like you run shyt
@@joshrennie4109 but he did Pac took over the studio and snoop had 2 go the other one 2nd one pac was running shit
@@SantaAna_714 im saying it in a way as if he made death row u know wen u on top you start feelin yourself like you untouchable
Snoop acting like he allowed pac to take over dude he stole your shine
Hard to think that he was one of the producers from the WACK ROOM... If that's what the Wack Room produces.. then those producers are just as good if not better than any producers we have today... FACTS
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THIS IS SOME CLASSIC SHIT RIGHT NOW. THIS MAN WORKED ON A CLASSIC ALBUM WITH A CLASSIC VERSION OF PAC PRICELESS.
This man produced me and my girlfriend‼️ What a fucking legend. Been banging that tune none stop for the last couple months. Now it’s my fav. This man is G.O.A.T.E.D
I knew Snoop was jealous. He thought Pac would be his Robin. He must not have paid attention to “Me Against the World”. That was his biggest mistake and I agree with this dude.
This is the house Snoop built.
@@bismarkowusuyeboah3168 then it went into foreclosure. Pac came bought an under water mortgage and paid it off.
Great album, my personal favourite of his albums
@@bismarkowusuyeboah3168 and pac took it over so what's your point?
and that’s exactly why black labels don’t last. everybody wanted credit and not look at the bigger picture who cares if snoop built it pac came in and took it somewhere else then after pac it coulda been some1 else. they don’t tell the same thing to a black label that they would a label that’s ran by a white man
Still listening to Makaveli album in 2021... 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏽💯💣💣... Good interview AOD❤...He produced 3 of my favorites. ADD on Hail Mary and I'm good 💯
Definitely have to put hailmary in there that opening line arguably the best ever in hip hop history
@@mikegillins4992 😆 💯 Most definitely
@C.LA.N C.LA.N thank u. Appreciated ❤
Seen a lot of Big D’s interviews and the guy is so humble and truthful. Seems such a decent guy.
Great interview.
that's a Fact. This interview through me off a bit because D. Harp almost NEVER curse in his past interviews. In this interview he was letting them fly. Also his Voice is a little different and he lost some weight. D Harp is a good guy. I enjoy Listening to his interviews
When PAC came to DEATH ROW THAT WAS THE UPGRADE THEY NEEDED. HISTORY TELLS YOU THAT...PAC Even Held it Down For Snoop During His Murder Trial.
Yup … people don’t understand in 1994 & 1995 death row was getting a little quiet while bad boys was trying to catch up and take the spot because snoop was quiet as hell and ain’t drop a album in 3 years, dr dre working slow, lady of rage album wasn’t finish, dogg pound also working slow, Michele fucking around ! Suge needed a superstar to change the land scape ! That’s why suge wanted pac since 1993 very bad ! Once suge got pac he was happy as shit ! Truth is pac took snoop and took over snoop label ! I mean pac is a better Mc than snoop will ever be and that’s no disrespect to snoop but I know snoop jealous as hell of pac ! But pac was a real friend to snoop ! Pac had shit on lock and carried death row
@@papiking1991 what do you mean trying to catch up ? Biggie and Craig Mack was platinum, they had the junior mafia album and 112. They had game and charts on smash, that’s why suge manipulated pac to diss them, to get they dead ass label hot again.
Actually itnwas a downgrade seeing how pac acted out of his element and jumped into their gang business which got him killed and put suge in jail
@@6thbr871 no they were coming … 1995 biggie was blowing up ! 1994 Craig Mack had a smash hit which was flava in ya ears, 112 didn’t come out until 1996 I’m talking about the 1994-1995 era. Junior mafia album was decent good and idk how much it sold but they were coming and the east coast was bringing out good ass music ! Nas was coming, wu tang was coming, big L, mobb deep, fugees l, snoop dogg was too quiet, death row needed a spark and a new leader ! Pac came and took over ! Pac is a better mc, marketable, makes better music ! That’s no disrespect to snoop because his first album was a classic ! But snoop just couldn’t be that guy no more ! That’s why suge wanted pac badly since 1993 he’ll even puff was trying to get pac to bad boys but pac was like hell no ! My point is bad boys was coming and death row was slipping away a little
@@papiking1991 Bad Boys trying to catch up? 😂😂😂😂 Never that!!!! Bad Boy record label was on fire at that time. No need to catch up when the label was on top!!!! Hits after hits after hits!!!!!
Whew Life Of An Outlaw!!!! 🔥🔥 Such an underrated song! I can’t wait until he talks about how that one was made. One of my top 5 Oulawz collabs & posse cuts!
They killed that joint
Listen to the Still i Rise album..
Life of an ballerina should've been the title considering pac collabed with othet ballerettes
@@jtg8156 go troll somewhere else kid.
@@kto2934 go get your cool whip in a whopper jr. Kid
You can tell this is a good genuine dude. You can feel his energy just watching the video. I remember seeing his name on the credits too because I was always into knowing who produced a song. You getting nothing but exclusives.
Defo I used to study the credits to see who produced and mixed the joints
Didn't listen to this yet but I remember reading on XXL anniversary edition of tupac that he gave the producers on the 7 day theory album a chance when nobody else was... particularly snoop! Seemingly pac just told them all to get out of the studio for a week and he just worked with whoever was gonna be on the album!
Yeah...I still have it along with a few other Pac magazines.
I'm sure it's scanned and uploaded online by now.
So your telling me that most of makaveli came from the “wack room” pac was definitely on a mission at that time making them hits
Johnny J's replacement. Cool to hear from the man behind these legendary beats.
i wouldnt say he replaced JJ, him and tyrone were doing rnb tracks in the wackroom b4 pac joined DR
Death Row let Johnny J go
Johnny J had some 🔥 tho no faking
@Rafik Baines never could he replace Johnny J . Johnny J was like Prince . Countless 2 Pac shit never got released . He was killed because he wouldn't release it ....
Johnnny J was better. Don’t ever disrespect.
That made me smile when he said he said "Pac took a beat from me"
The 7 Day Theory was his Magnum Opus. Just like Life After Death was Biggie's.
Side Note: this has to be Judge Mathis' brother or 1st cousin.
They both were Classics to me.
Me against he world was pac best album makaveli was a a classic album but so was everything else that got put out after pacs death
@@jacobbrock7192 MATW was his in my opinion and that’s taking nothing away because pac has more classic albums than most hip hop legends
@@MrLuhbat49 I agree. MATW was entirely too raw. It wasn't as fancy as All Eyez On Me but it was I think the realest Pac album.
“Blasphemy” is my favourite song from Pac I wonder who produced the beat shit’s haunting the song itself contains the dark side of religion and freaky preachers Pac told decades ago which is still relevant today, a lot of people sleeping on that song and listening to it over and over again it’ll never get old.
Suge not that much of a bad guy he just made bad decisions and let it all get to his head too much
Suge was actually a stand up guy it seems. He was a gangsta no doubt but he did alot of good for his people. Its his enemies that he let his rath out on
The amount of things suge did for the rap game is always slept on.
Word suge did a lot for snoop with his case snoop would not return the favor like trying to get suge out jail
Naw bra ppl was getting pead on lol 😂
What you do in the past comes in full circle.Bad out weighs the good
The 7Day Theory is still 🔥 til this day and my favorite pac album.
Rap Album 🐐
poetry
That was pac best album !! Pac was about to be on another level ! Niggas wasn’t ready for pac ! 1997 pac was about to lock shit down
It's the weakest pac album
@@papiking1991
I still take Me Against The World over Makaveli.
Makaveli sounded incomplete ...
Pac was suffocating them artists, and they realized a titan was in the studio.
😅 💯
Yeah Snoop must have felt a way about that. He was taking his groupies too apparently lol.
dont forget that this dude produced alot of other tracks for pac like, Az The World Turns, Catching Feelings, Military Mindz, The Good Die Young, High Speed etc... OG versions ofc
The OG version of Military Mindz with Smif N Wessun is cold as hell
fo sho
High speed is a great record
When he said his production credits for makaveli, you have to stamp him as a legend!! Glad to see he's getting his credit and for him to tell his story. I remember the name from reading the credits on the back of the CD but never knew what he look like..
Word up
Nigga got 4 beats he ain’t no legend
You can tell when someone is genuinely telling the truth
That’s my dad lol go dad ❤️❤️❤️❤️!
Hey
It seems some people have a real problem with Snoop dog lowkey. People really underestimate how big Deathrow Records was in the 90s. Snoop Dog was probably was one of the biggest artists in the 90s and is still one of the most FAMOUS artist in the world right now. It might be true that Snoop influenced Suge to recruit Pac to Deathrow. It would've only made their team stronger so I don't see why not. 2Pac blew up because he was the underdog and he had some shit to get off his chest because the industry counted him out. Pac felt like he had to prove a point and he wanted people to hear what the fuck he had to say.
Exactly 💯
Pac blew up because blah blah.. He'd already blown up.. Movies, number one albums etc. When was Snoop in movies or have number one albums? It was 92, 93, 94, 95 and on...
Snoop needs to stop making music he's been garbage for 20 plus years. Doing just eat adverts😂. The man's a snakey clown.
@@emmashalliker6862 how he’s a snake
@@emmashalliker6862 FACTS.
@@emmashalliker6862 Snoop definitely had a number one album before Pac. He also had movies in the span of his career. And let’s not forget. Dre and Snoop built the house that Pac was able to take to another level. Dre and Snoop built that foundation. You can’t negate that. Honestly, the best and worst thing to ever happen to Pac was Death Row.
I never did like Snoop's energy when he was around Pac. Something always seemed off about him. And this is coming from somebody who loved Snoop back then. That MTV News interview shows it all.
Facts!
He was jealous of pac
That's true will not lie
Jealousy and Envy.
Right..so far to he started hanging out with Pac's enemies SMH
Snoop Dogg was jealous of Tupac I don't care what nobody say.
Yup
He had rights to be
Y'all lgbtq members of the pac community just mad that snoop made it out safe and sound 🤣
It's obvious, still to this day he talks down on Pac when it's not even necessary.
I agree 100%
Y'all should interview Nanci Fletcher. Her voice was behind a lot of them hits!
Nah… we good all she gonna talk about is Dr Dre
@@derrickrankinjr.7285 Yeah she seems to like him so much. Well that’s one woman who didn’t have bad things to say about him lol.
Talk 2 EM!!!!! or at least Jewell!!
@@LifeIsNotorious so y'all just want someone to talk shit about Dre? 🤣🤦🏽♂️
I’ll never like how Snoop was jealous after Pac’s success but still wants to take credit for him coming to Death Row, I’ll never like Snoop’s energy so I wasn’t surprised about what said about Big and Puff being his homeboys, and Snoop claims he loved Pac; nah you hated he stole all your spotlight if we being honest.
You gotta think about it. Death Row and Bad Boy were cool prior to the incident at Quad Studios before Pac got signed. Also, the Jake Robles incident and the Source Awards shit made things worse. Even Suge and Puffy said they were cool at one point. It’s like if two of your friends have a big disagreement, you either show love to both or you choose a side. After a murder trial that could’ve put him in jail for life, Snoop chose peace.
@@kennethdavis1766 Yea you right they was cool for a period of time but while they were beefing their just certain things you shouldn’t say; if I was Snoop and they ask me about Bad Boy and Biggie I would simply say “No comment and move on”
Beautiful analogy between the bright star and Tupac!!!!
Pac said the same thing to Napoleon once: "I'ma die young. I'm be like a shooting star.. I'm gonna go real high & then I'm just gonna fade away. I'ma be a living legend after I'm dead."
This was based off the fact that Napoleon use to feel really angry when hearing the waves from the ocean because it's to noisy for him. Then pac spoke to him about something not being right in his heart if mother nature makes him angry etc.
Dang. The first time he met Tupac, he was with Frank Alexander’s niece in the wheel chair.
THE ART OF DIALOGUE, YOU’RE DA 🐐
Pac can give you a playlist for each emotion we experience…not many, if any, other artists can do that…before any of y’all disagree, please, please, please prove me wrong
Ive always said that about tupac. I call it range. 0-100. 0 being u talk about nothing 100 is u literally touch or speak on every topic. The average artist is a 25 to me. They talk about a limited amount of shit. Tupac range was about an 80-85 to me. Dude rapped about EVERYTHING
Dmx can do the same that's why Dmx and Pac get compared so much
@@thegeorgiaaquarius i totally agree 100%…
@@okeefebunn2329 exactly! and folk be like those limited rappers are the best, lol…
@@thegeorgiaaquarius yep I’ve always said between biggie and pac…….biggie made you HEAR him and visualize what he was rhyming about but pac made you FEEL him with his raw emotion, hunger and passion in his voice about anything. And the same thing I said about pac goes for X too and that’s why they’re so universally loved and adored by everyone
He did his thing on Life of an Outlaw.
i think it was the last song pac ever made, according to napoleon
Art Of Dialogue stay on his grizzle💪🏽💯
my fav channel man 🔥
factz!
Even Suge Knight knew Pac was taking Snoop spot to the point he told him to be considerate of Snoop's feelings. 😂
😂😂😂
Yea that line to me is very telling if suge knew who was the new king of death row you know everyone else knew
Nah he just knew how much of a bitch at heart snoop was. Oh and a fake gangsta.
Pac was like those gifted kids always out shinning the slow kids🤞🏾😂
Snoop did request that Pac come to Death Row. Suge actually acknowledged that in a phone call from prison that he had with Snoop.
I just hope this legend gets paid for them bangers he did for Pac.
Suge helped a-lot of people, if you think about it… just the gang shit fucked him up
Damn, all of them dudes from that era basically grandpas now
That shit damn near 30 years ago
@@6thbr871 right lmaooo
That's a good thing lol old age is fortunate to come by.
Only way you don't get old is you die young
Yes , I was born in 71, when rappers delight came out I was in 3rd grade. The new sound was amazing at the time giving birth to the art form hip hop. Snoop, PAC, all the rest we are well in our 50s and 40s and yes we are grandparents if we are able to live that long . 30 years and it seems like yesterday when PAC and Snoop came on the scene . So wonderful when you think about it.
PROTECT THIS CHANNEL!!
They said Suge kept tellin Pac that Death Row was Snoop's house but I look at it as the same situation it was wit Kobe & Shaq, Pac wanted the friendly competition & love from Snoop just like Kobe wanted from Shaq💯still some hurtful shit til this day smh...
Krazy is my fav song on that album. 💞
Your face is my favorite 🥴♥️
You look to young to know about that track..
hold ya head is mind
He produced one of the best intros of any hip hop album ever.
The intro to Bomb First is an eerie experience in itself
@@TheHumanBallsack especially that theory that ppl think he said "Suge shot him"
"Blasphemy" is my favorite song on the album, every song on the album is dope though. Pac is the Michael Jordan of rap.
interview started getting good at the end i know part 2 gonna be dope!
lol i feel u
Damn this dude produced my all time fav tracks off of that album. Also
*ALL EYES ON ME < Makaveli.* Yeah I said it
Good interview. You about to squeeze Vlad out of the whole pac interview game lmao.
Also, your interview skills seems to be improving as well.
im convinced Suge was a geniune dude and him and Pac had ginuine connection...and Snoop was a hater. He definitely befriended Biggie after Pac went through his turmoil on some disloyal shit. Period.
Snoop was friends with biggie before all of that BS, and he is a grown man. Pac had issues with everyone, that isn’t snoop problem, that’s Pac problem. Pac was a paranoid guy after he got shot.
2pac didnt take snoop spot ,with his talent he deserve it
Krazy is by far hands down one of the realist and poetic song ever!! I had that shit in repeat back in my young days it got me through a lot… listen to the lyrics and meaning shit is deep
The honesty about Snoop in this interview, Snoop always talk about he stepped down to 2nd place lol no n... Pac took 1st place.
He produced some of the most significant songs on the album ⚡️🗣🎊💡💿#classics
I tell people this all the time and they say I’m crazy. Snoop was jealous of PAC, PAC was Death Row. When snoop does interviews he throws shade at PAC. If snoop was PAC friend why would he allow half dead to make that album cover.
Jackpot now your eyez are opened
"One thing people gotta know... is that 2pac IS Deathrow"- Suge
Snoop had female tendencies, all Pac ever did was keep it real with snoop, and that ungrateful snake was hating lowkey and showing love to puffy and biggie on the radio.
I appreciate you allowing the guests to speak and tell their stories uninterrupted.
The wack room sounds like the place Dre was taking credit for beats
Basically.
Dre was gettin his cheeks busted
Dr Dre was getting Barney Rubble, Carl Butch , and DJ Quik credits
@@gangstamack8397 Daz too
@@saintlouis1087 Soopafly too.
Loving All the 2Pac Topics 💪🏾👊🏾✌🏾
Mad respect for this man speaking what he knew. I believe that 2pac had multiple haters. What a shame that his life and music was cut short as a young talented artist (musical and movie actor). Much love and respect tupac shakur. RIP
Snoop was jealous of Pac. I have came to that conclusion years ago.
Krazy is one of my all time favorite Pac songs. RIP Pac n Badazz
What happened to badazz
@@JS-ip7mh he died about 2 years ago. article at the time didn't mention the cause, but this was definitely before the pandemic
Damn bout time someone got an interview with him
He produced the best beats on that Makaveli record.
MAKAVELI & BADAZZ KILLED KRAZY