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- As fans await Tupac's biopic for some distinct details of the era's most infamous moments, rapper Greg Nice recalls hanging out with young Pac before his rise to fame, and ultimately up to his last 30 days of his life. As tension between the West Coast and East Coast continued to brew, Greg Nice says the legendary rap star only wanted to settle the feud and "fix" it. As a native New Yorker faced issues do to the rivalry, Greg says the rapper yearned to be back in the Big Apple for culture and just because he missed his former home telling him, "I miss New York, I [want to] go back."
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listening to old 2pac stories is like listening to some old legendary folk tail ..
Word up lol
+Tim Kruse lol, I guess its because Pac has been dead for 20 years. Everybody that knew him, worked with him, or ran with him are old folks now
Korey Sylver i guess sooo... stuff of legend nowadays
+Korey Sylver they're not "old folks" now...hasn't been that damn long!
capoislamort100 calm down roger
I can listen to Pac stories all day long..
me fucking to my bro
Faxxxxxxx
I feel u
NBS
Real shit me too man... theres nothing like it
so many stories about Pac that people haven't heard yet... this was a good one
+marley1221 yeah this is one of my favorite. Heard him tell it a couple times. You have to remember all the dynamics at the time.. TUpac was the biggest rapper ever at the time, Greg Nice wasn't hot and was doing too good and he call pac out the blue, no other rapper would have called him back much less flew him out and gave him 50K
+urbanflavorz that's why I respect Tupac dude was too real for this world 🌎
+urbanflavorz that's so very true!
marley1221 that's that NY vibe what else
urbanflavorz From Mike Tyson to Buckshot to MC Hammer to fuckin Smif N Wessun, the one consistent remark they all make is that Tupac was the most generous and loving person they'd ever known. Another story told by Richie Rich was that Pac once walked out of a restaurant in the middle of winter, saw a homeless guy with no clothes right outside the restaurant and took off his coat, gave it to him. Then walked off into the night wearing only a tank top. In the middle of fuckin winter! Who does that?!
That was one of thee best interviews ive seen in a minute.
+Rodimus_Prime Any Tupac interviews is worth to review.
+Juice yall check angie Martinez and tupac interview out
+InterstateStunna fuck that fat bitch...hoarding that interview...she only doing it for $$$
+InterstateStunna new one or the olds ones that been out
+Floyd Little me to FAM ENJOY YOUR WEEK SOLDIER....WEST COAST KILLA BEEZ PEACE! :-)
Im from Brooklyn. I've been a pac fan ever since he was a live. New York love pac we still bump pac when we party in Brooklyn. Forever love!
Really, I've always thought that the whole of brooklyn or at least vast majority of brooklyn hate Tupac because of their love for biggie, it is a surprise to hear that and how old are you?
+zaman178 32 years old.
Don Peak do you still bump positive k and father MC
Factz I’m 41
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Nice n smooth is so under rated
agree
+DoingIt2Death your right
I left my Philly at home, do you have anotha? I wanna get blunted my brotha!
Bradley Ruest i gotchu
He said Corny things but it was still hot because of delivery & the beat with the scratching behind it? It "Got you through" until Greg Nice RIPPED it Again! Then THE CHORUS !
Pac was a true New Yorker from the way he talked to his demeanor he was a global phenomenon one greatest spitters the game done ever seen R.i.p Makaveli
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u can tell dude realy new Pac cus he was bout to cry when he's telling the story
@Kam Mike lol
Yeah that's Greg nice, he been down, old school hip hop.🌞 tribe
I was saying the same shit
Kam Mike 😂 that’s fucced up teacher
@Kam Mike *because
Love him for re-telling the stories so you feel like you was there.
MistaGeeFunk exactly!
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Why can't people get enough of Tupac. That's what's up .crazy it's been almost 20 years and people still fascinated to learn more about him
+David Ortizz you have a problem with that?
+capoislamort100 I said "that's what's up" like that's dope that today's generation still want to know about pac
***** that's nothing...200 years from now, they'll still be talking about him...just like they'll still be talking about Van Gogh or Bob Marley
He was just real
Man! The way Greg spoke about Pac you can hear his emotion how much love he had for him like a little brother😭
I had a little tear in my eye just hearing Greg Nice story about 2Pac and how he missed New York and all.
***** Thank you I appreciate that.
Yes, Pac loved his hometown NYC
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NY will always love u 2pac!. We felt your pain Bro!.. We understood where u was coming from with the Biggie situation. NY will always be ur Birth place and we will always love... Rest in peace 2Pac Shakur!! 🙏🏾
That's good to hear I guess it's hot 97 that just hates Tupac and some other new york hip hop stations who's presenters that were around that time or just don't like Tupac even the breakfast club, now that is shown on puff's channel who hates Tupac and where in new york are you from
@@zaman178 Pac said fuck NY so NY had every reason to hate Pac. Question is, why did LA hate Biggie?
@Beverly Huttinger Why should NY embrace Pac, he said Fuck NY, his home city and state, where all his family is from.
@Beverly Huttinger Biggie was a word wizard. One of the greatest voices, best flow, amazing cadence, amazing story telling, and great at freestyles.
@Beverly Huttinger Juicy was Biggie life.
2Pac's first rap name was MC New York
thats a fact.
Teach the word...
really???
FACTS!
unfortunately
I love this interview, had me with goose bumps and feeling like I was gon cry. Real fucking story right here
same here!!
real shit
Me too. I'm a Huge PAC fan, but my name is derived from Nice&Smooth - L-Nice
+Antonio Mangual dude relax u kids nowadays
i swear
Damn I wished Pac could of fixed it, just for the culture.
He did lol. He admitted too
we lost 2 great rappers in that process tho.
+Herve David Real Talk!
+Herve David you are 100 percent correct
+Herve David I remember when Snoop was to go on tour and it got cancelled because of all the drama. Several rappers started to get armored piercing vehicles and wear kevlar vests.
Peep out how we freak our own style, peep out how we freak our own style.......my man 2Pac picked me up in the Bentley, we come from the east come to speak peace...
Can't get it out of my head. One Nation 4 Ever
Mikele Jones dead comment
Don't you love it 2pac freak shit that reached the public still i believe my speech so deep that all my real niggaz dub it.
@@sunsetvest5624 Ass naked rhymes in these cash makin' times
Got me losin' my mind inside the lines of these wicked rhymes
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Such a wonderful story. Greg Nice is such a down to earth person it doesn't surprise me that him & Tupac were this close. I met Greg Nice on 150th & 8th during Rucker tournament in 2000 & he was every bit as real and sincere. 2Pac forever the greatest because he respected the pioneers and uplifted the culture.
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One of the best 2Pac related Vlad interviews of all time!
I like finding out new things about Pac and hip hop. I never knew they were friends. This was a great interview IMO.
Pac was cool with everybody even his enemies 😂😂
Karceno on youtube has some stuff onpac like some issues he had and such behind the scenes.
Hey Sandra been longtime ?
The stories about 2pac will last 4 ever. Every year since he died 20 years ago somebody has a fun positive story to tell about 2pac. He was like our Hip-Hop prophet of the 21st century,his spirit is still alive😆
Indeed
Right
+Shawn Steed i agree with ya listen to his music all day last night and i'm real fan of 2pac plus speak of that hear his biopic coming out this year
Alot of people avoided that trip 2 Vegas!
+Shawn Steed He was supposed to be our leader but he died in the hands of another nigga..
6:17 "I miss Puerto Ricans, I gotta see a Puerto rican" lmaoooo
+King James True talk. I'm a black dude from Brooklyn and when I went to college in the south, I missed my ass some Puerto Ricans.
+Powerule it's plenty on Mexican down south.....
neanam m No disrespect to Mexicans, but the two are not comparable.
King James
love Latinos,nobody party like them an they bitches freaks
Out here in New York City We have tons of Caribbean Latinos Especially Dominicans & Puerto Ricans ... They are way more different culturally then Mexicans, especially the Mexicans that grew up in the west coast cause they are type racist due to how they gangs are structured ...
De Lo Mio 🇩🇴
This is Pac’s homeboy from The Bronx before rap and before anybody knew Pac music-wise. Pac always loved his hometown NYC
Legend right here. "Ain't a Damn Thing Changed" still bumps hard to this day.
This was a fantastic interview. The way Greg Nice tells the stories ...you can really see it. Bravo.
Always wanted Pac to come back home to NYC, it's shame he passed away before everything was squashed RIP 2pac
I don't think everyone else wanted pac in New York at the time. In the same way Biggie wasn't embraced in California before he died
That's a fact
+KaizerMan Cali and NY dudes are different NY niggas didn't care Pac had problems with certain ppl and and those ppl had issues themselves in the city so everybody knows about Pac getting rob but hardly hear about Biggie getting robbed not too long before Pac
Word up 😔
+MrWARBUCKS24 You can believe that if you want but there's no guarantee. Like when the Dogg Pound made their song New York, New York that song was originally celebrating NY instead of dissing it and when they were filming the video celebrating it everyone was rude to them. So then they changed it to a diss song and then east vs west beef blew up out of proportion.
I would've lost my fucking mind if I heard any pac and premier tracks
maybe they got some in the vault
mane
+Rashad Hawkins This was taken from Premiers Facebook, a few weeks back.. "R.I.P. And THANK YOU for bringing Tupac into the world. Thank you for approving a song for me to release when the time is right...Shout to Noble for that.
Miss Afeni Shakur Davis...
YOU ARE APPRECIATED"
+Rashad Hawkins There's actually a Pac and Preemo track, Preem said he'll release it soon on twitter.
Don Anubis when did he say this ?
"I miss Puerto Ricans" Lol damn he really did miss NY.
Henny Lopez my ex wife was half Puerto Rican I don't care how bad she hates me I will always love her
Real T.V.h
@@mrtruthhurts2307 damn bruh, u probably lost a good one....
@@mrtruthhurts2307 I understand, brutha...trust me!
I wanna see just one...😂
THE FACT THAT PAC SAID HE MISSED PUERTO RICANS IS CONFIRMATION THAT THAT ANGIE MARTINEZ INTERVIEW IS PROBABLY HIS BEST INTERVIEW EVER. HE MUSTVE EXPRESSED EVERYTHING TO HER.
factz
Dead ass
Thats a fact ! I'll never forget that interview and when he said that to Angie.
yu think pac got the bunz from her ?
J S no pac from new York there's a lot of puerto ricans there
Pac was a NY dude at heart. Always was. The more you listen to these videos over the years the more you realize he always kept east/by area dudes around him. Not knocking the west coast, the west coast is fam but Pac was an east coast dude.
The people who say Pac hates NY and the East Coast are wrong. His closest friends are from the East. Big and Stretch was close to Pac at one point. Jada Pinkett (Maryland) Treach from Naughty By Nature (New Jersey) Tha Outlawz (New York & New Jersey) Digital Underground. They made it big in The Bay but Shock G is originally from Queens and Money B is originally from Philly.
@@mrhiphophead9077 Yeah its silly. Its well documented that Suge would get mad with Pac always bringing east coast dudes around.
@@DoggieNYC Also forgot to mention that Pac still has family living in NY and Jersey. And his stepdad Mutulu Shakur is from NY and still locked up.
damn he almost teared up. REAL friends are hard to come by just in street, but especially in the industry and they were there for each other on both sides.
EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO THIS INTERVIEW IT BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES I LITERALLY HAVE TO SHED TEARS ANYTIME I WATCH THIS INTERVIEW
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This and many stories confirm how genuine 2pac was and why people loved him and his music BXALLDAY 💪🏽
that's pac for u showing love right back like u do him pac is from NYC rip pac and afeni
Word
Real talk. He grew up in Harlem, The Bronx, His brother Mopreme was from the south side Jamaica Queens and a whole lot of there blood relative is n still lives in NYC.. Pac uncle was even a hustler out in Harlem 💯
+Jeffrey He was MC New York years before he had ever even been to Oakland. It is what it is.
+ChubbyInternetNerd He learned his game on the West! It came out his own mouth. Why are you East coast niggas trying to claim him now, when you did not even like him at first. The west coast loved and embraced him. Born in LA but he was raised on the West.
+Kenny Jackson He learned his game on the West! It came out his own mouth. Why are you East coast niggas trying to claim him now, when you did not even like him at first. The west coast loved and embraced him. Born in LA but he was raised on the West.
Damn that was a great interview! Well done. Man he really got love for Pac.
Damn...this story gave me chills. I could feel the emotions as he spoke about Pac!
Man I miss Pac. I LOLed about him missing Puerto Ricans! That's what's up.
thats the vlad shit i likeeeeeeeee
+giovanni Agreed!
Tupac vs father MC?
i agree
Igetsitin89 L
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All adds up to Buckshot's story of when Pac flew him out as well and they were about to work on that album under "One Nation"
All of them together would've been epic and unstoppable
Thank you Greg Nice for proving that 2 Pac did not hate NYC. Thank you Vlad for posting this video and asking the questions.
And people should already know the reason why Pac said “Fuck NY”. Pac said himself. “Study why I would be mad.” Pac made “NY87” after he heard DPG got shot at. Pac loved NY but everybody know he’s not the type to hold back.
I research tupac at least once a week and always find something new.
Wow a Pac and Primo track would have been bananas...
ikr
AGREED
Fat Joe and Big Pun too....that now proves he was setting up that nationa empire with everyone that had beef with Bad Boy and their affiliates Terror Squad had beef with Roc-a-fella...beat them down at some club
and buckshot had beef with junior mafia
Preem via Jeru the Damaja had beef of sorts with Bad Boy , but more likely he was chosen as Preem had worked with Deathrow in the past i.e. lady of rage album
Although Pac wanted to squash this east/west...he had no intention of squashing deathrow v bad boy....he was trying to put them on an island by isolating them....recruiting prominant East Coast rappers and DJ's that had beef or were to naive to realise that working with him and Deathrow would NOT play well with Bad Boy and therefore start a beef forcing them closer to him
Brilliant
Harri v'Jah he was basically trying to get Puff the fuck outta here. He was willing to leave it out with BIG tho
Seven Grae Imagine if he succeded Pac would be a billionaire
A NY rapper became the face of the West coast. Pac was a NY at heart.
Truuuu
Ny87 says different
Facts PAC is king out west
Chris Gee But that record was never released 🤷🏾♂️
100
This make me cry. T.T Thank You for the 2Pac stories.
WHAT A FUCKIN INTERVIEW. MANNNN. THIS GOT ME BUGGIN. MANNNN. To be old enough to actually remember everything from this era, this interview is crazy. R.I.P PAC.
best 'Pac story I've heard in 2016 so far.
Story almost brought tears to my eyes.
I had one on the cusp. But I couldn't see 'em coming down my eyes.
word
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Damn Greg Nice was The Older Brother that Tupac Needed.
i heard this story but he said more but damm such a great story and that One Nation album was going to be humongous and thats a fact
Jamal Jewell he actually did that song "thug love" was meant for that one nation album but when he passed they just let bone keep the song for their album.same for the scar face songs " homies & the thug niggas & smile" all that was originally for one nation.
Jamal Jewell for real and thug love was probably going to be on there
+Legendary February
did not know that.
yes, that one nation was going to be a monster.
and it would of put hip hop on a level so heavy
the East coast the mid west the West coast. could you imagine a tupac and z-ro collaboration.
theirs a lot of people who is glad that young brother died the way he did. so they could benefit as they did.
shame
Scratch Nitty he would of completely took over the game and he was going to get with nas when they meant because nas wasn't messing with biggie at the time so he was going to be on the one nation album like he said he had a plan it was called killIlluminati
Scratch Nitty he was going to take out all the rappers who wasn't staying true meaning not fake or sell out
the media blew up that east n west coast beef!!!
Given that the CIA have had undercover agents planted in every major media outlet for many decades (this is public information), is it really that much of a stretch to assume that they instigated that "beef" using the likes of Vibe, The Source, Rap Pages, MTV, Billboard, New York Times? I believe that 100%.
These stories are phenomenal! Authentic and heartfelt
I can't even lie this is one of my favorite stories you could tell this man Tupac was down-to-earth real ass nigga man💯💯
" If they yo boys , Then they my boys ! "
2pac's gift and curse but it goes to show he was one of the realist 💯
Prime example that the War of the Coasts was more media driven than it should've been! You are not at war with an entire coast when you "miss Puerto Ricans".........!
That's one of the BEST PAC STORIES EVER TOLD! HANDS DOWN!
Amazing interview, it touched my heart. Thanks!
"damn I wish they knew how much you loved new York"- Treach
Man, stories this vivid can bring tears to your eyes, even if you're not a fan.
Man, I Love Greg Nice And His Stories....His Sounds Of Pacs Reactions Is So Epic.
Pac was a real dude with a good heart. If you were with him, he was with you 100% with no doubt. When the shooting happened he expected big/puff to do what he would've did... Found out who and what happened. They didn't and Pac wasn't happy, so he went at them. Pac was loyal
Best and most interesting interview I've ever seen on Vlad, keep interviewing Greg Nic and get us some more Pac stories from him!
damn i love this interview.. i must of watch at lease 6 times already
Young Keesh I lost count the times I’ve watched this video
Greg Nice looks like he's going to cry talking about Pac and to be honest I would be too.
Pac went to NY all the time. He did SNL amd went to a lot of the award shows. No one ever messed with him.
Tupac was a fucking world wide/Global legend there's story after story after story. The man was endless...
"I don't believe you use to let me hang out with you, man. Nobody knew me. That's why I love you, man." -Greg Nice
"I miss New York. I wanna go back." -Tupac Shakur (as spoken by Greg Nice.)
Word. Tragic but Dope memory.
Angie Martinez, Flex, E Bro, Rosenburg were probably mad when they heard this Vlad interview with Greg Nice. This goes to show that his boys from NY rode with Pac. Mad respect.
It’s amazing the connections Tupac made with people! How so many people had a personal relationship with him. He was destined to be more then an artist!!!!
Pac loved Puerto Ricans so much that had he not passed in 96, a couple of years later I could see him collaborating with Big Pun. Pun loved Pac's movement and music too, he cited Pac as a heavy influence (mentally, not lyrically) on numerous tracks around 98/99.
"See that, I'm like G Rap, Pac, Master P..."
What a combination it will be if CHRISTOPHER RIOS a.k.a BIG PUN was rapping with PAC what an track ...and all the time when i am listening the big pun song glamour life i am imaging PAC featuring with pun ...i think big pun on makavelli records will be be great ....coz PAC had love for true mc's of new York for me PAC could siign dmx sticky fingaz 50 cent big pun raekwon big l he will be untouchables ...
what a shame pac had the wrong people in his ear ,,new york loved him and the east coast west coast shit could of stopped but I am sure people like suge wasnt gonna let that happen,,way to much money generated thru that beef
Indeed
Suge ok'd the one nation album and was also building with dudes from NY to start Death Row east
+thaNorthStar.com Bad Boy didn't have nothing to do with Pac getting stuck up that was Jimmy Henchmen Pac wanted to hang notoriously shady dudes from Brooklyn that he thought were then he found out what they were really about
it was still all a shame pac and big could of talked and who knows where hip hop would of been today it wouldnt be in the state its in now thats for damn sure
+Joe J Simpson yeah those 2 needed to have a conversation but they got caught up in Suge and Puff shit Suge was fucking Puff son mother Puff man killed Suge's best friend when the truth fully comes out ppl will see Big and Pac were just really caught in the middle
Greg Nice is cool dude and i love his tapes with Pac!
+Nigga Drive TV Damn, a cassette Bru. I used to steal cassettes back when Blockbuster Music was around. I feel old now.
great interview
+smoke dogg Agreed!
I love the way Greg Nice tells his stories ... shows that Pac was really all about love for people
This goes to show that Pac didn't forget who showed him love when he was a up and coming artist. He showed Greg Nice love.
man this makes me sad. Greg nice eyes tears up when he said the part where pac told him that he is thankful for letting him hang with Nice and them when he was a "nobody".
see the thing about Pac and why we all love him is beacuse of the fact that he was so loyal and real and never a sellout. look what he did for nice when nice had it rough, Pac didnt hasitated for 1 sec, gotta love him. And thanks to Greg for telling the story with such enthusiasm you can really tell he miss and love Pac.
nice and smooth is funky🎶🎶🎵
+cola james plus we hip hop junkies/ all we wanna do is...lol
Also hip hop junkies.
w
The most underrated duo in hip hop ever
always hip hop junk in. All we wanna do is uh uh in yooooooouuu!
Love hearing all the Pac stories.
Yo, G Nice made me feel like I was there. I could picture it and the passion behind Pac's voice and vision! Thanks from a true HipHop Junkie who lived during them glory days of the culture.
2pac was so new york even though how much threw up them w's he wasnt foolin nobody he wasnt no california boy we was all new york
100.
Not really 🤔but nice try though 😏
@@sugarbear1225 Yes really. If you pay attention you would see that this guy was never able to break his connection to NY and the east coast, ever.
PAC always spoke from the heart
@@DoggieNYC that dude was in love with Cali. PAC spoke from the heart and he represented Cali until he died 💯
i want to hear those songs he did with Pac
Right
One Nation
They're all over TH-cam. I have a few of them.
Word..check the track, Tupac - One Nation
one of the best stories I've ever heard about 2pac.. really brings to light a lot of things I wish the public and the east coast new long ago
I luv hearing ppl stories about Pac!
pac was Solid man
+InterstateStunna And a loud mouth, lol.
+Juice yep but kept it solid most people with loud mouths be fake lol u feel me?
InterstateStunna Even though he use to dance ballet. He kept it 100!
THE TRUTH AKA Ballet, lol. "L" Bru!
THE TRUTH Still a ballet dancer, lmaoo. "L" Bru!
Sometimes I wonder how Pac would've moved if Biggie died first?
He would be very sad because he loved him like a little brother. They just had a few problems with each other. I think biggie is more of a cold person than pac.
+BlackJohnnyCage I wish he never got together with Suge.
all in all, biggie couldve reached out to pac and ended that feud in a day
Speed King I agree.
+BlackJohnnyCage Tupac had a big mouth, lol. Got his ass into a lot of trouble.
90's hip-hop stories are forever gold. And Pac is like in 80% of them stories
I have listened to this over and over in 2 months to the point it gave me tears.
We miss you and we are still down Pac
What a great story.
great interview with greg nice...pac had mad love for ny but didnt like certain people...just so happens the ones he had beef with were on top of ny at that time like big, nas, jay, and mobb deep...cats like gregg nice, buckshot, and treach guys who pac was really kool with were beginning to be push to the side during the mid nineties...one nation would have given gregg and buckshot a chance to reestablished there careers!!
+Mike Gillins Yall love to recreate what was into absolute bullshit. LOL First of all Pac didn't even know Jay z or Mobb Deep personally and he didn't have any real beef with Nas. They just got caught up because he knew they were cool with Big. Buckshot and Boot Camp was doing fine in the Mid 90's and Naughty by Nature was fucking huge. Nice and Smooth started to fizzle out during the mid to late 90's. Stop it with the bullshit conspiracies. Pac was from NYC and missed it and regretted what he helped start end of story.
+aikens todd didnt mention anything about who pac knew and didnt know...during the mid nineties their was a knew movement taking over in nyc and it started with big, nas, wutang and mobb and groups naughty and nice and smooth began to get push to the back along with buckshot...those rappers were know longer the face of NY hip hop anymore!!
+aikens todd hes right. By 95/96 naughty by nature was on the slide... buckshot and them were still relevant but not to the level of mobb deep jay z or nas and especially not biggie.
+Mike Gillins Please stop posting bullshit nobody was being pushed out. Its obvious you're not from NYC and probably wasn't even around or of age to even mention what was going on as I said before Naughty was fuckin huge in the mid ninties "think about hip hop horray", Mobb was on Black Moons first album and the BootCamp squad was dropping albums deep into the ninties. There was never a face for NYC hip hop during the ninties there was too much good material for anyone to claim anything including Big even though he called himself the king of New York it was just good fuckin music and thats what alot of folks don't seem to understand if the music was wack NY wasn't fuckin with it point blank period. It was never a NY hates Cali music or Southern Music because Cypress Hill, Alkaholics, Outkast, Goodie Mob etc... was all getting their music played in NYC.
+aikens todd you a funny dude cause you dont know who you even talking too...im in my mid forties and lived in nyc my whole life...I dont know how old you are but I was around for that era and didn't have to rely on magazines for info...the face of ny hip hop changed in the mid-nineties starting with wu tang in late 93, nas and big 94, mobb in 95, and jay in 96...Nyc was under a new movement which is why gregg nice said in the int they acting like a nigga dont exist anymore...back to my original point one nation would of given greg nice and buckshot a chance to really shine again...if you are from nyc and grew up in that era these are things you would know already!!!!!
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My childhood hero pac I'm thirty six I still listen to pac.
What a great story out of many told. Pac was me and I am Pac. The both of Us are June Gemini Twin brothers. I stand for all my underdogs from block to block, city to city, young and old, and the forgotten. May WE as BROTHERS and SISTERS, GODS and GODDESSES, KINGS and QUEENS UNITE with an Unconditional Love one day soon and just BUILD with One Another, Enjoy each other's company as we grow wiser in a maturing way. Growing up, lve seen, met and was apart of alot situations in the streets, home, politics, corporate world, business world, and music and Entertainment industry but GOD watched over me in the process. During this time I met alot of people from all over and we became allies, brothers, and sisters. UNITY IS A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING.
Translation: Tupac is the greatest
This broke my heart,them were the days for real
Nice interview with music rapper Greg Nice. Greg Nice, Willie D of Geto Boys, Gang Starr(RIP Guru), MC Ren of NWA, LL Cool J, 2Pac Shakur(RIP), Redman are my favorite music rappers.
Pac and Preem😢
Premo loved Pac, as did Guru. They were all friends in the early 90s. Pac used to go to Guru's Jazzmataz performances with Premo, sit in the hotel room drinking Jack Daniels with Premo. That's from Premo's own mouth.
Interesting........
Don Juan Why didn‘t they record a song or maybe they did and it‘s still unreleased
PAC what a fucking legend man, I could listen to PAC stories all day,
Word
Greg such a humble dude, legendary emcee, would love if he could do some records with Kanye and Paak.
Would love to hear the songs he did with Pac too.
You can just hear the love PAC had for Greg Nice in this story as he tells it, really good stuff to hear..RIP
Damn...i cant stop crying 🏊🏿♂️💯🙏🏿
That Premo and Pac song has never leaked. So far there are songs called Mission Impossible & Ginseng Power that is not leaked to the public. Not sure if Fat Joe is on either one of those or another unheard that we do not know the name to.A song called Warriors has been rumored for over a decade to have been done for One Nation as well
how u know ?
I never knew that Pac knew Fat Joe
Rodney Noel there is a picture with him chillin with big pun ..... idk that either tho
Igetsitin89 I been on the scene for over a decade, moderate forums and am a unreleased/unleaked collector.
Also Premo said Afeni gave him rights to release his Pac song on any release he wants in the future shortly before she passed away.
That story was soooooooooo DOPE i felt the truth in every word. He didn't stuttered or look to the side like if someone was making up a bunch of BS to entertain. I was totally clinging to every once. WOW.....that makes u miss Pac just that much more. RIPbruh