Scorpio first meeting Pac was discussed from Pac himself in the Rob Marriott interview. It's dope to see Scorpio confirm that story. Pac wanting the OGs to be served before him 💯
Pac was a real one. The more that comes out, the more you realise that dude was spitting straight nonstop facts. Brutha bled truth. He got done dirty :(
Word 2 real my G's!! It's really pathetic 2 see dudes these days trying 2 tarnish this man's legacy even today. Half of em wasn't even alive when Pac was around. Shit is comical. Pac was a real 1 all day
"Us Tupac"... Yeah y'all all full of shit... He's just saying shit he knows y'all wanna hear... How about he (Tupac) should've stayed dancing around like a clown for the Underground (Digital) instead of trying to be some Super Thug lol... And perpetrating the f**kin fraud all the time... But y'all "Tupac" fans dont wanna hear that... Lmao!!!!
@@thegraciousfundamentalists6146 you give off that u like your backdoor entered energy lol like you wanted pac to knock you off in the sheets kinda vibes lol why watch
@@truthful1463 stop lying Tupac was set up by death row. Orlando was a pawn. Go listen to The Dossier Podcast on Spotify with FBI agent Phil Carson. Suge admits Orlando was not the shooter.
@@truthful1463 first of all of you gone call some one actions dumb spell it right first makes you look dumb and everyone has done dumb stuff In their life at least he not on the internet dissing a dead man like you coward
@@timothycheadleiii1835 Most of your reply was about me misspelling a word? The same way everyone do dump things we also type from a phone & overlook a word hoping the phone get it right. He was a coward speaking on Biggie more than the guys who wet him up.
Great Interview. For some of us, 2PAC was our Malcolm X. He made being poor and on Welfare ok. Made us feel like we were someone too. Funny because once 2pacalypse came out, EVERYBODY wanted to be poor and live in the trenches..God bless all PAC fans and those that were 14 & 15 when Pac started his solo career after Digital
Pac is iconic, theirs nobody perfect and everybody do dumb shit, especially that young of a age and at the same time he accomplish so much at that young age. Art Salute !
@@kelvinjohnson6539 What do you mean what he accomplish? well there is lectures about pac in colleges. He is one of the most influential rappers of all time. Has the first double album in hip hop and also all eyez on me went diamond. He has a legacy. What have you done with your life sir?
@@kelvinjohnson6539 Well in the music business that he was in, very successful #1 albums, millions of albums he sold, he did movies and he INFLUENCE a generation of artists who follow after him, even till this day. Not bad
@Elijah Hardaway really ask them off duty cops in Atlanta see what they think and he never folded when people drew down on him that shiits long before Death Row
The New York media made it seem like Biggie was an Angel and it couldn’t be further from the truth. Pac exposed the leader and the entire state felt it.
Whoa! You did a interview with a legend! You came a long way man! You in a league of your own when it comes to other Pac channels. You came a long way man!
I was a kid when listening to Pac in the 90s and now im 11 years older then he was when he died Yet when i listen to him it feels weird that that i still feel like im listening to my elder When pac is in his 20s on his tracks and im now in my mid 30s :)
Most people who met Pac said he would switch into whatever character he felt matched the environment (and people) he was with at a given time. He lost his life because he felt he had to act a Piru when he was with Death Row. How is that realest emcee?
@@tlig You don't know most of the people who met Pac so your point is inaccurate from then on. He was the realest because he loved his people and went out of his way to help his people. Most of the people you listened to were divas with no history of helping anyone.
@@tlig everyone acts different in different environments around different people if your in a professional setting your going to act professional and proper and if your around all kids your going to act goofy and maybe not cuss everyone does that well people that have common sense and everyone has moods and if someone is the same everyday then there boring rip pac
Tupac was a standup guy and that’s why he is beloved bc he loved and respected the OG’s. He was a passionate guy who has goodness in his heart and soul
I keep saying OG Rappers should have more Press and Airplay because they have more wisdom and game to kick. They have more wordplay and an extensive vocabulary just from their experience alone! The fact Pac let them go in first just elevated him further into the Cosmos! Big Ups Scorpio and Art of D!
It's crazy how a lot of NY rappers and ppl try to rewrite history but if you really pay attention to the facts everything Pac said was true.And Pac did an interview saying how he loved NY and on 21 gun salute he says at the end its not about east and west.#MakaveliTheDon
@Elijah Hardaway You're a internet nerd obsessed with a dead man go outside and find a hobby or a lady you virgin why u on a 2pac channel watching 2pac videos to hate
@@AstronautKid89 me too dawg! Helps me get through my day. This man been gone 25 years and I’m still finding out new things about him. And all it does is make me wanna know more.
Damn near cried twice . When he was saying Pac told security to let them in the club before me. About to again damnit 20 minutes later typing this. . I saw Pac on the 110 freeway in Los Angeles.
Big called himself the King of Ny (hip hop/rap world). He was surely the king and had to battle other NY rappers such as Nas and wu tang for the crown. I didn’t take it as king of the ny streets. Pac in this case was warned by Big, and Tyson about the guys he was hanging with. These guys were older and above his street credentials. Big nor anyone could’ve stopped this set up on Pac. The same way no one could’ve stopped the hit in Vegas.
@Ramble79, Big couldn’t have stopped it but he could’ve let the streets know anybody mess with Pac got problems with me. Or get a sit down with the guys since they was from Brooklyn.
@@attainingknowledgeoftruth8348 these guys were in the streets since the 80s. Robbing and extorting drug dealers etc. I don’t think Big had that kind of power. They were probably extorting Puff. Jimmy later went on to have beef with 50 and G Unit and that ugly quickly. But 50 had money and was able to go to war but still had a causality.
That “Fright Night” song had such a cheesy beat. Pac still went hard on it too. Ha. The version that came out on a posthumous album was even worse with Noble screaming on it.
@Elijah Hardaway True 2pac is one of my and my other favorite rappers. Didn't make the best decision in the end but touched a lot of people. Oh....where's your channel?😂😂. I'll be sure to subscribe😒
He didnt kno big. U wasnt listening. Live squad kne them both. They were pacs ny muscle. They said pac was wrong. He kne henchmen disciplined him. He also kne way He was scared of jimmy. He kne jimmy was a different caliber of nigga. A mobster. Read his rap sheet
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !* _Tappin' in from South Central Los Angeles_ With all of the stories we hear about 'Pac, keep in mind that he was only a mere 25 years young when he left. Icon for sure. ✊🏾✊🏾
Why do people forget that these were young dudes that made mistakes. PAC and big were like what, 22 or 23 when these events took place. They were young and pac made mistakes. Also I think PAC was gonna squash the beef eventually. Notice in the makaveli album there are no disses directed at big.
Biggie and his crew did not know it was about to happen as far as the others that’s debatable and Pac knew who shot him. Don’t forget Biggie got robbed shortly before that by those same guys for warning Pac and Pac went back to them about what he said, just like he did with his cousin and Tyson.
MELLE MEL and SCORPIO HAVE TAUGHT ME TWO THINGS THRU THE ART OF DIALOGUE INTERVIEWS. ONE- 2PAC WAS ALWAYS GENUINE & CONSIDERED OF THE LEGENDS LONGEVITY and, TWO-THE INDUSTRY IS FICKLE & JOCKIN FOR POSITION IS NOT THE WAY, JUST BE YOU ALL THE TIME ALLDAY BECAUSE BUSINESS IS BUSINESS LIFE IS LIFE THE DRIBBLE IS THE DRIBBLE!!
People have to stop with holding Big responsible for what happened to Pac. Big was just an artist he wasn't a shot caller. He couldn't control what happened to Pac in that studio that night. Plus Pac knew who he was around Big was trying to warn him but Pac didn't listen.
Big and mike Tyson warned PAC and guess what PAC did? He went back and told jack what biggie said and jack was about get on biggie ass and puffy had to pay jack to leave big alone
@@BIGGEST5LATT yes Big and Mike warned Pac but Puff paying Jack to leave Biggie alone Never happened but what did happen was Biggie got robbed 2wks before the Quad incident but Biggie didn't tell every reporter that would listen about the robbery he left in the streets
@@BIGGEST5LATT Biggie had another situation with a certain individual from Brooklyn shit went down during the 95 source awards but like the robbery before 2Pac Biggie left that beef in the streets
Brother I enjoy your interviews and style...I hope you shut VLAD down! You let the guest speak without interrupting and you ask short straight to the point questions. Your tone of voice is even on point. Great job!
Biggie AND Mike Tyson told Pac about the Brooklyn dudes he was hanging with. Pac was a special guy. But he was young. He got in over his head in NY and with Suge. He can make mistakes and still be the man he was. Biggie warned him. Biggie wasn't trying to get involved with them because they were grimy. Pac didn't listen because he thought he had it handled. He didn't.
@@thatguyfrom313 Ok. We can ASSUME that. But if I'm in YOUR town and u warn me about folks it's up to me to pay attention. I'm 2 hours away from Brooklyn and heard of most of the names involved during those times. If Pac felt he could handle it how do u blame Biggie? And if TYSON is telling u what more do u need to hear?
Biggie warned pac about those dudes . Pac dissed them on TV in their city. Pac gets shot and robbed. Pac said he knew who shot him and who set him up. Pac attacked biggie for not telling him who set him up (even though Pac knew who did it). Pac then says he slept with Biggie's wife. How does Pac come out as the good guy in this beef? He doesn't. This is why the movie flopped because its difficult to portray someone who does this as a good guy on camera. He was wrong. Pac said biggie told him that he wasn't
This page is the Truth. Keep it going.Would live to see E-40 Rappin 4 tay Ray Luv Mac Mall C-Bo Dru Down Spice 1 and the rest of the Bay that held Pac Down. Even Mac Shawn held Pac down quiet as it’s kept.
@@Synchronite bro im from eastside of Chicago i bring u or you come to my city visiting i see you as a friend or bro and somebody robs you in my city im letting you know who did it and we sliding on them thats what real 1s do. Biggie owed pac more then a warning you must not be in the streets
Pac is the one that said f3ck NY. He said it in the song NY87 and the house of blues, so of course people gonna feel that he hates NYC. I`m sure he was in the heat of the moment when he said those things and did not mean it, but he still said it. And that one Nation album was just damage control.
Pac felt like Biggie should’ve gave him more information on who shot him since Biggie knew of the guys beforehand and even warned Pac to not be around them. Then Biggie released a song while Tupac was in prison (after being shot) called “Who Shot Ya.”
That's easy to say after the fact. You never know how much BIG knew when Pac wanted the story. You can't blame BIG for what somebody else did. I know that's how the streets look at it but it's an ignorant way to look at the situation
You shot yaself in the foot there, BIG warned him beforehand and so did Mike Tyson too apparently and Pac didn't listen, remember BIG and Tyson were Brooklyn dudes so knew who were who and what was what, Pac was a Harlem dude, he should've listened to the words of advice, I've said before the rappers/actors should stick to the entertainment industry and let the street dudes do their business in the streets, facts is Pac was a Hood nigga yes, but not a street dude
Pac knew exactly who set him up because he had an argument with Jimmy a few hours earlier & disrespected him. He used Big as an escape goat to sell records. The fact is Pac was broke & Haitian Jack used to take care of him when he was in NY. The night he got shot he was doing a feature for 7k for little Shawn & he told Jimmy he better have his money. Big had absolutely nothing to do with the situation & Pac knew that.
I think some people really forget the fact that Who Shot Ya wasn’t even a Pac diss like that and originally had Keith Murray on it also started as an interlude from Mary J Blige’s My Life album not to mention bad timing for the release
Funny how Greg nice said the same thing about NYC not showing love to some of there own artists seems like one wu tang dropped in 93 big and nas in 94, mobb deep in 95 and jayz in 96 NYC forgot about some of there great rappers...both Scorpio and Greg left NYC for the warmer streets of California And pac embrace both of them with plenty love!!!
When that Quad shooting happened Biggie first album just came out. He didn’t start calling himself KONY until a year or two later. But Big did warn Tupac to stay away from the dudes that ultimately got him shot.
We all know BIG didn't do it but again if you knew what went down and you my nigga for real why keep your mouth shut( not running to police but I get accosted and you can't tell me shit????)......That's what Pac's issue was. It was never a East coast/West coast thing.
What does calling yourself "king of New York" which we know he wasnt, not even close, have to do with anything ? Ridiculous point. Haitian Jack was closer to being King of NY than Big.
I hate disagree on this if biggie told Tupac Tupac would've told them what Biggie said and people even warn him about Jimmy & Hatian jack Tupac was hard headed so Biggie did the right thing in my eyes
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Pac making sure they got in before him speaks volumes about what type of man he was, despite his flaws.
He showed love and respect to many of those who paved the way. He was young but had some sense of principles and respect.
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Pac always gave it up to those that came before him.
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@@quanbrooklynkid7776 I love Brooklyn. Been a minute.
Scorpio first meeting Pac was discussed from Pac himself in the Rob Marriott interview. It's dope to see Scorpio confirm that story. Pac wanting the OGs to be served before him 💯
Pac was a real one. The more that comes out, the more you realise that dude was spitting straight nonstop facts. Brutha bled truth. He got done dirty :(
@@BB-yo9yp straight facts bruh
@@BB-yo9yp Facts and jealous dudes still hating calling pac fake 😂😂, fuck outta here. Pac was a man. A real man.
Word 2 real my G's!! It's really pathetic 2 see dudes these days trying 2 tarnish this man's legacy even today. Half of em wasn't even alive when Pac was around. Shit is comical. Pac was a real 1 all day
@@BB-yo9yp 💯
Us true pac fans gotta support art he's being genuine and he's not letting anything slide keep it up brother
Real talk!
@@JJEHUTYY agree!
Yes sirrr
"Us Tupac"... Yeah y'all all full of shit... He's just saying shit he knows y'all wanna hear... How about he (Tupac) should've stayed dancing around like a clown for the Underground (Digital) instead of trying to be some Super Thug lol... And perpetrating the f**kin fraud all the time... But y'all "Tupac" fans dont wanna hear that... Lmao!!!!
@@thegraciousfundamentalists6146 you give off that u like your backdoor entered energy lol like you wanted pac to knock you off in the sheets kinda vibes lol why watch
Pac lived on hell of a life! Everyone has a lifetime full of stories about Pac and he was only 25 yrs old when he died. Wish he was still here.
And he did some dump things in his life before he died & died for some senseless dump wannabe the man stuff.
@@truthful1463 stop lying Tupac was set up by death row. Orlando was a pawn. Go listen to The Dossier Podcast on Spotify with FBI agent Phil Carson. Suge admits Orlando was not the shooter.
@@truthful1463 first of all of you gone call some one actions dumb spell it right first makes you look dumb and everyone has done dumb stuff In their life at least he not on the internet dissing a dead man like you coward
@@micahwest2793 facts I see that too
@@timothycheadleiii1835 Most of your reply was about me misspelling a word? The same way everyone do dump things we also type from a phone & overlook a word hoping the phone get it right. He was a coward speaking on Biggie more than the guys who wet him up.
Great Interview. For some of us, 2PAC was our Malcolm X. He made being poor and on Welfare ok. Made us feel like we were someone too. Funny because once 2pacalypse came out, EVERYBODY wanted to be poor and live in the trenches..God bless all PAC fans and those that were 14 & 15 when Pac started his solo career after Digital
Thank you
One Love
THE LEGENDARY SCORPIO!!!!!!!!
PROPS TO PAC for showing love to the OGs. He always had a sense of history.
Facts
He made a complete song praising all the ogs.
An that shit is 🔥🔥🔥🔥 such a chill song.@hitek9too255
Word! PAC did a interview speaking on letting the OG’s in the club before him #Classic
Yeah go check it out its on youtube. It was his last interview with rob Marriott
@@unclemurdablackandyellow5481 I got that shit on CD @ the crib
@@truestdude lol. Me too
Have to respect that.
The realist MC that EVER walked this earth Mr. Tupac Showing respect “Now that’s gangster “.
💯💯💯💎🌎👑🇺🇸
Far from real
Pac is iconic, theirs nobody perfect and everybody do dumb shit, especially that young of a age and at the same time he accomplish so much at that young age. Art Salute !
😂😂what did he accomplish?🤔he talked too much instead of handling buisness
Iconic to you. Your opinion
@@HottaFyah94 Yes it is my opinion, that's why I said it bedside I'm not alone in that opinion.
@@kelvinjohnson6539 What do you mean what he accomplish? well there is lectures about pac in colleges. He is one of the most influential rappers of all time. Has the first double album in hip hop and also all eyez on me went diamond. He has a legacy. What have you done with your life sir?
@@kelvinjohnson6539 Well in the music business that he was in, very successful #1 albums, millions of albums he sold, he did movies and he INFLUENCE a generation of artists who follow after him, even till this day. Not bad
yet another example of Pac operating like THE STAND UP DUDE THAT HE WAS
@Elijah Hardaway Man blood don't lie. Pac vame from a long line of straight warrior!! Educate yourself before stating falasies
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@Elijah Hardaway really ask them off duty cops in Atlanta see what they think and he never folded when people drew down on him that shiits long before Death Row
@@almightytre3730 tell that mark again
@Elijah Hardaway 🧑🏼💻🧑🏼💻
The New York media made it seem like Biggie was an Angel and it couldn’t be further from the truth. Pac exposed the leader and the entire state felt it.
Eat a 🌭 and mind ur business ATURO lol foh
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Whoa! You did a interview with a legend! You came a long way man! You in a league of your own when it comes to other Pac channels. You came a long way man!
I never expected this channel to be on this level when I subscribed years ago
When grew up listening to Tupac and realized you outlived him.....
Wow
Yupp I think about it all the time
I was a kid when listening to Pac in the 90s and now im 11 years older then he was when he died
Yet when i listen to him it feels weird that that i still feel like im listening to my elder
When pac is in his 20s on his tracks and im now in my mid 30s :)
damn
@@jundean5292 Same here, turning 36 next week and it just feels surreal to me
Salute to the Realest Emcee to ever walk this planet...Tupac Shakur.#Restwell
Most people who met Pac said he would switch into whatever character he felt matched the environment (and people) he was with at a given time. He lost his life because he felt he had to act a Piru when he was with Death Row. How is that realest emcee?
@@tlig You don't know most of the people who met Pac so your point is inaccurate from then on. He was the realest because he loved his people and went out of his way to help his people. Most of the people you listened to were divas with no history of helping anyone.
@@tlig everyone acts different in different environments around different people if your in a professional setting your going to act professional and proper and if your around all kids your going to act goofy and maybe not cuss everyone does that well people that have common sense and everyone has moods and if someone is the same everyday then there boring rip pac
@@tlig did I ask you? Who the fuck are you?? Beat it with your UNSOLICITED comment.
@@lovetronlawrence2482 So he wasn't allowed to give an opinion? 🤦🏾♂️
Tupac was a standup guy and that’s why he is beloved bc he loved and respected the OG’s. He was a passionate guy who has goodness in his heart and soul
“What more can I say? I wouldn’t be here today, if the Old School didn’t pave the way!” -Tupac Old School
💯 The ultimate shout out to New york
One of my favorites Jams ❤❤ RIP. 2Pac
Art of dialogue bringing out the pioneers🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Facts
Eastcost and Westcost LOVE TUPAC THE KING MAKAVELI THE DON THUGLIFE 4LIFE REAL MAN OF HIS WORD
No cap
Pac experienced and did more in 25 years than most do in 💯
#FACTS
I keep saying OG Rappers should have more Press and Airplay because they have more wisdom and game to kick. They have more wordplay and an extensive vocabulary just from their experience alone! The fact Pac let them go in first just elevated him further into the Cosmos! Big Ups Scorpio and Art of D!
Dope interview again.
Enjoyed Mel & Scorpio interviews,
PAC gave them a shout out on Old School also, cool to see them hook up and vibe in the studio
That's the realness of tupac. His character. His respect. His ora....he is a true legend
This Channel and 2PacUnlimited Instagram need to team up and do an official PAC movie.
why would he want to team up with a Instagram Tupac fan page? the art of dialogue on another level.
@@chitownbred6821 exactly.. how does he benefit from working with him? lol
@@chitownbred6821 Because that page has exclusive footage from PAC, but yes Im sure this channel can hold its own.
Because if you have footage and content that I don't have, even though I'm bigger than you, we may can work something out to do something even BIGGER!
@@jimmynickles804 💯💯💯
It's crazy how a lot of NY rappers and ppl try to rewrite history but if you really pay attention to the facts everything Pac said was true.And Pac did an interview saying how he loved NY and on 21 gun salute he says at the end its not about east and west.#MakaveliTheDon
No y'all be trying rewrite history
@@BIGGEST5LATT Nothing I said wasn't true so gtf weirdo
The song NY87 negates all that
Pac was a man of principle.. that's why he got so much love
@Elijah Hardaway lol ok.. does that make u feel better.. u probably miserable with your life right now huh 😂 😂 😂
U gotta realize people jeolous of pac.
@Matrix2030 well said a man of principle
@@alreadyonya7596 💯
@Elijah Hardaway You're a internet nerd obsessed with a dead man go outside and find a hobby or a lady you virgin why u on a 2pac channel watching 2pac videos to hate
PAC paying respect to the OGs of Rap...they set the path that he was blazing on! That's the realest!
Please keep the 2pac content coming. I love your channel. Thank you for all your hard work.
Pac all I be wantin hear about
@@Nine2sixx 100 percent. Idc how crazy this sounds but I listen to his interviews while I'm working. Very inspirational.
@@AstronautKid89 me too dawg! Helps me get through my day. This man been gone 25 years and I’m still finding out new things about him. And all it does is make me wanna know more.
🤦🏾♂️ 😷 y’all like ketchup or mustard when y’all eat Tupac’s frank or do yall wait for the cream filling?? 👎
@@Synchronite both
Youngsters take notes 🎶....... RESPECT for the O.G's first...... definitely will get it back....
Brillant interview 👌🏻👌🏻 Shows you Dre was ruthless 😂 And Pac was a real 1
The song he did with The Outlaws “ How Many Shots” is hard! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks brother
Pac always gave his hip hop rap elders respect unless they attacked him then it was str8 war mode..thug life lives on..
Damn near cried twice . When he was saying Pac told security to let them in the club before me. About to again damnit 20 minutes later typing this. . I saw Pac on the 110 freeway in Los Angeles.
Shock G, dope producer so many tears was cold RIP he understood P funk to the fullest
Legend respecting a legend before himself then getting upmost respect back from legend. Amazing interview. This channel is on 1 thousand.
Big called himself the King of Ny (hip hop/rap world). He was surely the king and had to battle other NY rappers such as Nas and wu tang for the crown. I didn’t take it as king of the ny streets. Pac in this case was warned by Big, and Tyson about the guys he was hanging with. These guys were older and above his street credentials. Big nor anyone could’ve stopped this set up on Pac. The same way no one could’ve stopped the hit in Vegas.
FACTS
@Ramble79,
Big couldn’t have stopped it but he could’ve let the streets know anybody mess with Pac got problems with me. Or get a sit down with the guys since they was from Brooklyn.
@@attainingknowledgeoftruth8348 these guys were in the streets since the 80s. Robbing and extorting drug dealers etc. I don’t think Big had that kind of power. They were probably extorting Puff. Jimmy later went on to have beef with 50 and G Unit and that ugly quickly. But 50 had money and was able to go to war but still had a causality.
@@Ramble79 yea i think they were probably was extortig Puff.
@@Ramble79 50 had money but didn't go to war that's why the casualty was on g unit side
Salute to the O.G. Scorpio...Always been a real one...Us Ole Heads been riden with you from jump...✊✊✊...
That “Fright Night” song had such a cheesy beat. Pac still went hard on it too. Ha. The version that came out on a posthumous album was even worse with Noble screaming on it.
This channel is dope! 💯 Keep in mind V*ad is a 2pac fan but this channel hits different in a good way!
@Elijah Hardaway True 2pac is one of my and my other favorite rappers. Didn't make the best decision in the end but touched a lot of people. Oh....where's your channel?😂😂. I'll be sure to subscribe😒
Scorpio one of the most underrated rappers ever. One of my favorites
Mr. Ness unique voice smooth flow
😂 OG said “peace out” at the beginning of the interview like he was about to roll on out before the homie got going on the questions. 😂
Yall in the presence of one of the godfathers of hiphop. Keep bringing it art of Dialogue makaveli lives on
@Elijah Hardaway And you hating like a bitch, fuck outta here 😂😂
@Elijah Hardaway got to another channel bruh
Definitely shows his character by letting those guys in first he paved the way in rap always respected the O.G’s for sure.
Smh big warned him. He went bk and told what big said. Big was disciplined.
Exactly Big warned him .. he ain’t listen .. wtf these dudes talking about
@@largegod77 I think I’ll believe someone who knew these guys over people who didn’t.... just sayin
Get tf of the his channel
@@2anti386 I agree
He didnt kno big. U wasnt listening. Live squad kne them both. They were pacs ny muscle. They said pac was wrong. He kne henchmen disciplined him. He also kne way
He was scared of jimmy. He kne jimmy was a different caliber of nigga. A mobster. Read his rap sheet
Art keet it up bro.. these are amazing stories of Pac we would never get to hear about if not for your channel. Much respect.
His honesty so dope yo!!!
*Eastside Low Bottoms sh*t !*
_Tappin' in from South Central Los Angeles_
With all of the stories we hear about 'Pac, keep in mind that he was only a mere 25 years young when he left.
Icon for sure.
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Why do people forget that these were young dudes that made mistakes. PAC and big were like what, 22 or 23 when these events took place. They were young and pac made mistakes. Also I think PAC was gonna squash the beef eventually. Notice in the makaveli album there are no disses directed at big.
Fact ppl never speak about that
24-25 but still got the point
@@karterwolff817 Pac was 23 when the quad studio shooting took place and Big was around 22.
@@ricardomarques5639 oh I thought it was talking abt when they died
he still diss him on makaveli but it’s not no lyrics just him talking over the track he really just wanted big to stop fw bad boy
Really appreciate this interview.
BIG definitely knew too. He didn't want those problems. That's was Pac side eyed his gangsta after that Quad shooting...
facts!
It hasn't been any proof that Biggie knew anything about Pac being robbed.
Biggie and his crew did not know it was about to happen as far as the others that’s debatable and Pac knew who shot him. Don’t forget Biggie got robbed shortly before that by those same guys for warning Pac and Pac went back to them about what he said, just like he did with his cousin and Tyson.
he absolutely knew.
@@litlityabish7904 what is this comment based on?
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MELLE MEL and SCORPIO HAVE TAUGHT ME TWO THINGS THRU THE ART OF DIALOGUE INTERVIEWS. ONE- 2PAC WAS ALWAYS GENUINE & CONSIDERED OF THE LEGENDS LONGEVITY and, TWO-THE INDUSTRY IS FICKLE & JOCKIN FOR POSITION IS NOT THE WAY, JUST BE YOU ALL THE TIME ALLDAY BECAUSE BUSINESS IS BUSINESS LIFE IS LIFE THE DRIBBLE IS THE DRIBBLE!!
Great interview !!!
People have to stop with holding Big responsible for what happened to Pac. Big was just an artist he wasn't a shot caller. He couldn't control what happened to Pac in that studio that night. Plus Pac knew who he was around Big was trying to warn him but Pac didn't listen.
Big and mike Tyson warned PAC and guess what PAC did? He went back and told jack what biggie said and jack was about get on biggie ass and puffy had to pay jack to leave big alone
@@BIGGEST5LATT yes Big and Mike warned Pac but Puff paying Jack to leave Biggie alone Never happened but what did happen was Biggie got robbed 2wks before the Quad incident but Biggie didn't tell every reporter that would listen about the robbery he left in the streets
@@MrWARBUCKS24 Yeah true but I do know biggie almost had a war on his hands cause of PAC running his mouth
@@BIGGEST5LATT Biggie had another situation with a certain individual from Brooklyn shit went down during the 95 source awards but like the robbery before 2Pac Biggie left that beef in the streets
@Ashton Kusher Like typical Tupac Stan let it go it was 20 plus years ago
Art of dialogue is 💯
A legend in the building yaya this is great
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😊 sick interview pac was real an humble had mad respect for og rappers no matter where they was from
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Brother I enjoy your interviews and style...I hope you shut VLAD down! You let the guest speak without interrupting and you ask short straight to the point questions. Your tone of voice is even on point. Great job!
REAL TALK!
Biggie AND Mike Tyson told Pac about the Brooklyn dudes he was hanging with. Pac was a special guy. But he was young. He got in over his head in NY and with Suge. He can make mistakes and still be the man he was. Biggie warned him. Biggie wasn't trying to get involved with them because they were grimy. Pac didn't listen because he thought he had it handled. He didn't.
Big never told him WHY.
@@thatguyfrom313 Ok. We can ASSUME that. But if I'm in YOUR town and u warn me about folks it's up to me to pay attention. I'm 2 hours away from Brooklyn and heard of most of the names involved during those times. If Pac felt he could handle it how do u blame Biggie? And if TYSON is telling u what more do u need to hear?
@@davidrichards6059 Exactly, if a young wild Mike Tyson "baddest man on the planet" tell you to stay away, that should be a strong enough message.
But Mike still hung with Jack after PAC got shot 🤷🏿♂️ and no Biggie never told PAC why he just said he’ll tell him later
@@GMCworldwide1979 Because Mike could obviously handle the situation. And I'm glad ya'll know the conversation 2 dead men had 26 years ago....
Salute to u Scorpio GLAD to see u in GLAD u in mel still doin your thing thanks for sharing facts fan for ever peace and blessings
2pac was the greatest I've been saying this
Now somebody is talking facts... SIMPLE AND PLAIN..
Biggie warned pac about those dudes . Pac dissed them on TV in their city. Pac gets shot and robbed. Pac said he knew who shot him and who set him up. Pac attacked biggie for not telling him who set him up (even though Pac knew who did it). Pac then says he slept with Biggie's wife. How does Pac come out as the good guy in this beef? He doesn't. This is why the movie flopped because its difficult to portray someone who does this as a good guy on camera. He was wrong.
Pac said biggie told him that he wasn't
Tupac is still alive living New Mexico 🌐
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 Please Get Natasha Walker on here, if possible... She has deep stories of Pac and Dr. Dre 💯💯💯
Great interview. Random thought, but how in the hell did we get to a point in hip-hop where the interviews are better than the music being produced?
Big pac showing respect to those that came before him.
HOLY SHIT “FRIGHT NIGHT” FUCKING FIRE
Naw man lol Biggie referred to himself as “King of New York” as a rapper not no street nigga.
This page is the Truth. Keep it going.Would live to see E-40 Rappin 4 tay Ray Luv Mac Mall C-Bo Dru Down Spice 1 and the rest of the Bay that held Pac Down. Even Mac Shawn held Pac down quiet as it’s kept.
Biggie did warn pac to stop messing with them dudes, and that's love right there
Biggie owed pac more then a warning
Biggie fucked up not going to see pac in jail, he owed him more than that.
@@liveanddieinchicagoliveand7074 you doldiers just repeat everything Pac said like a 🦜
Think for urself and stop being a bird
@@Synchronite bro im from eastside of Chicago i bring u or you come to my city visiting i see you as a friend or bro and somebody robs you in my city im letting you know who did it and we sliding on them thats what real 1s do. Biggie owed pac more then a warning you must not be in the streets
Tupac did it to himself, bigge was innocent it's 2pac fault bigge is dead.
Scorpio keeping it funky straight factz my G that's exactly how Pac felt exactly!!
I’ve been saying this for years and they whole beef would’ve been avoided
facts!
Would've been avoided if the actor/rapper kept shit in the streets because he exactly who set him up
PAC shoulda charged it to the game or shoulda listened the first time
@wn nfr Hrw
He ain’t get at them beside hollering on records
🛑 stop it
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Pac is the one that said f3ck NY. He said it in the song NY87 and the house of blues, so of course people gonna feel that he hates NYC. I`m sure he was in the heat of the moment when he said those things and did not mean it, but he still said it. And that one Nation album was just damage control.
@wn nfr Hrw
Talking outta both sides of his mouth
@wn nfr Hrw he didn’t have the power to build or destroy either side
He should have played his position as an artist
A calculated step to unify the youth.
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Big told Pac about hanging with Scar and Pac went back and told him so how could he trust him with that information??
Facts that the part that everybody seems to overlook.
Heavy.
Ps Much Gratitude.
Facts he should’ve had his back and it would’ve been all good
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nah disagree
Pac didn’t have Big back in the first place. Pac 🐀told on Big 🤫 🤐
Pac loved the. Ones who came. Before him always showed respect to the legends
Pac felt like Biggie should’ve gave him more information on who shot him since Biggie knew of the guys beforehand and even warned Pac to not be around them.
Then Biggie released a song while Tupac was in prison (after being shot) called “Who Shot Ya.”
That's easy to say after the fact. You never know how much BIG knew when Pac wanted the story. You can't blame BIG for what somebody else did. I know that's how the streets look at it but it's an ignorant way to look at the situation
You shot yaself in the foot there, BIG warned him beforehand and so did Mike Tyson too apparently and Pac didn't listen, remember BIG and Tyson were Brooklyn dudes so knew who were who and what was what, Pac was a Harlem dude, he should've listened to the words of advice, I've said before the rappers/actors should stick to the entertainment industry and let the street dudes do their business in the streets, facts is Pac was a Hood nigga yes, but not a street dude
Pac knew exactly who set him up because he had an argument with Jimmy a few hours earlier & disrespected him. He used Big as an escape goat to sell records. The fact is Pac was broke & Haitian Jack used to take care of him when he was in NY. The night he got shot he was doing a feature for 7k for little Shawn & he told Jimmy he better have his money. Big had absolutely nothing to do with the situation & Pac knew that.
I think some people really forget the fact that Who Shot Ya wasn’t even a Pac diss like that and originally had Keith Murray on it also started as an interlude from Mary J Blige’s My Life album not to mention bad timing for the release
@@Wickedblackjuggalo19 i think they either have no idea or have selective memory on that fact, but beware those Pac Stans
Nobody is perfect and Tupac was a legend
Brother Scorpio looks well preserved.#Furious5.#Salute
Thank you 1love
@@scorpfurious5 1Love!!
TUPAC TRUE TO THE GAME A REAL KING MAKAVELI THE DON THUGLIFE 4LIFE
@Elijah Hardaway like ur mama
OG’s in the game pioneers
Big told him to stop hanging with Jack and Jimmy...
Tupac was such a real dude and always showed people real love. We lost such a good dude.
Funny how Greg nice said the same thing about NYC not showing love to some of there own artists seems like one wu tang dropped in 93 big and nas in 94, mobb deep in 95 and jayz in 96 NYC forgot about some of there great rappers...both Scorpio and Greg left NYC for the warmer streets of California
And pac embrace both of them with plenty love!!!
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When that Quad shooting happened Biggie first album just came out. He didn’t start calling himself KONY until a year or two later. But Big did warn Tupac to stay away from the dudes that ultimately got him shot.
Biggie didn't call himself the King of NY that was the source but your right that talk didn't start til after one more remix blew up
He called himself Frank White which is from the movie the King of New York
@@atooda8742 not in 1994 he didn’t.
He was a real one ☝️
I’ve heard multiple times that nobody shot Pac in Quad studios and everybody knew exactly who it was but he wanted to blame Biggie to profit off it.
So pac shot himself 5 times?
Change your dp it’s ugly!!!
The Machine had to stop Pac from making that One Nation album
Man he sound like MONEY MAKIN MITCH “ ACE I need that connect B” I wanna watch Pain In Full now
Protect Art at all times!!
Tupac was definitely set up at Quad's studio but not by Biggie
By who then??
We all know BIG didn't do it but again if you knew what went down and you my nigga for real why keep your mouth shut( not running to police but I get accosted and you can't tell me shit????)......That's what Pac's issue was. It was never a East coast/West coast thing.
Pac knew who set him up he just use Biggie to sell records
@@anthonyarmstrong1423 ive been accused of not stopping or preventing something I knew absolutely Nothing about .
fuck that.He should have did something to Jimmy.Pac did not want that smoke so he went for the easier target.Big hid his gun.How did he set him up/
I hate wen dey say east coast west coast beef wen Pac had New York brothers on all eyes on me n Pac till his death made it known he from New York
What does calling yourself "king of New York" which we know he wasnt, not even close, have to do with anything ? Ridiculous point. Haitian Jack was closer to being King of NY than Big.
Giuliani was king of NY
Pac was before his time plain and simple u already know if he was still alive the rap game would be better
I hate disagree on this if biggie told Tupac Tupac would've told them what Biggie said and people even warn him about Jimmy & Hatian jack Tupac was hard headed so Biggie did the right thing in my eyes