Wu Tang Collection - Thug Immortal: All eyez on Tupac Shakur
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- From his early appearances on record with Digital Underground to his popular and influential solo albums, Tupac Shakur was a rap phenomenon, and one of the pioneers of gangsta rap. Though often attacked by the media (and Dan Quayle) for his "thug" lifestyle, Tupac's life and art were filled with complexities that his detractors either did not see or just ignored in order to have a villain or a more sensational story. THUG IMMORTAL is an intimate look at Tupac's life told through never-before-seen footage and interviews with his close friends, revealing an artist who grew up a thug, but one who soon tired of that lifestyle and its trappings, revealing a Tupac far different from the one most of America knows. Synopsis A timely profile of the perilous life and mysterious death of gangsta rapper and nascent actor Shakur, including interviews with showbiz colleagues and exclusive personal footage of the star.
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Watching this in 2021, Tupac was literally my LIFE growing up in Columbus Ohio as a poor little white kid. Shit I did my 4th grade "Who is your hero?" project on Tupac and what he meant to me. His messages resonated with me all through my life from 9 years old till today. He is the absolute best rapper/poet/entertainer in my opinion. My "theme song" growing up as a "wanna be gangsta" was Shorty Wanna Be A Thug. He gave me the courage and respect I craved as a young wayward teen. Ill never ever forget what Pac did for me, and he's ALWAYS In my heart. His music made me. Period
puffing on a newport plotting on another way to catch a case
he died so we don't sin.
@@didjuforget
Was only 16 yet
Convicted as a felon
Wid a bunch of old niggaz
But you the only one
Who aint telling
I’m from Columbus, Ohio as well. Ohio representing.
Southside columbus ohio
This is a real gem. Gives us a real look at Tupac during his Marin city age. He seemed like a joke in Marin, getting beat up, teased about his appearance and his mother’s crack addiction. Seemed to fuel his spirit to rise above his situation. He always believed in who he was.
They definitely should’ve put more of the Marin city incident in the all Eyez on me movie. No hometown ever accepts a prophet. Not to compare Tupac to Jesus but the Marin city incident made me think of when the town of nazereth tried stoning Jesus .
He didn't seem like a joke in Marin to me. I see that he started that way as the new kid on the block but grew a brotherhood of respect there. There is always a person who will hate you anywhere you go. Just my opinion. Cheers
@@soulsearch1234 exactly
Well he was young, everyone us have been there when we was young
@@soulsearch1234 right at least he fought back!! he didnt stay in the house and cry lol
Damn
Pac was surrounded by haters in Marin
You are a fuckin lie. He was around a God. Fall back.
@@alonzosmith485and hating in the process
Exactly!!! As I’m watching this I’m realizing that these clowns definitely were not his friends!!! SMH 🤦🏽♀️👌💯💯💯
They'll still remember Tupac long after these hater's are gone. Tupac until the end of time
How are they haters ? They just telling it as it was.
People will say these guys are haters, but this just feels honest - you just gotta take it with a grain of salt and think in terms of the actual outcomes rather than everything surrounding it. He and I think his really kinda confirms Tupac was always kind of the same, maybe the aesthetic and what he said changed, but what and who he was I think was consistent. This would have been from the same period where he gave that interview as a 17 year old. One thing: he was a hothead that got himself into trouble and actually loved fighting and was "the first to bomb" on guys he had beef with. This is confirming what people always speculate about, and these are people that are clowning him, too: he was never afraid of fights, could get very violent and was still reckless around police. It lines up with what Money B, Busta Rhymes and other journalists who knew him at the time said.
It’s true Pac was really bout that life but you get hater’s like 50 wack cent and other rappers that hate on the realness!
I use to love watching this on VHS when I was a teen.loved seeing pac joke around before fame.
Me too, I had it on VHS also, love it.
this is well put together. the entire dialogues from different perspectives of close individuals of pac gives a wider and deeper picture of Pacs life, his transformation and how society evolved him into the person he has become in his last few days. and this is pure GOLD. there are many notable dialogues, and a lot to learn, imo the best one is in the last few minutes. "there was no middle ground with pac, with him it was age with out maturity, knowledge without wisdom, order turning into chaos". nicely put. but in my perspective pac got murdered for many reasons, and he angered many ppl, but if you have christopher wallace in the picture, who was taken in the same fashion, the Question which should be asked, is why did biggie get murdered? what did he do to get murdered? so, you gotta understand that ppl are just jealous. they are jealous they are not biggie, or tupac, and that they can never be them. on another hand, the federale govt of the US had something to fear, just as Cooper said, 'be aware of a rising black messiah'. these were the black messiahs who was talking about. not obama. decorated individuals who planted consciousness into the minds of the ignorant and uneducated, those who are being lied to, and left in the dark about what our govts are really up to . real hip hop, the art of spreading and legitimizing the real picture of the everyday lives of the young black men, women, latinos, asians, immigrants the poor, putting ppl on the know of how fucked up we really are and ugly to each other. and about how we need to change not just now but right now.
I agree to everything you said but I believe biggie died because based on what's been said puffy put money on pacs head, and the southsides killed him and they never got paid for it, so for that they got biggie, but then again we could say the government did it especially with pac, tbh idk what to believe cause it could be possible.
Dope documentary. Seemed as if some of the homies from Marin were hating on him but you could tell they had love and were being honest.
We're all human. Its just hard hearing that Pac got his ass beat twice with all the shit he talked on wax lol. But that's what made him ready for the octagon, you lose you learn or you lose til you learn..
@@didjuforget facts
He talked about it in his music. What made him authentic.
Classic, had it on VHS when it came out in 97
"On what?"
- generation z losers
Me too
This didn't come out in 97 came out in early 2000
@@jacobbutler6049 Nah this did come out in 97. Lex Moon Music is correct. I had it in 97 as well
@@jacobbutler6049 this came out 1997 dude
Jealously is as cruel as the grave ~kJV
im from australia born in 82 and im black ..i remember watching this documenrty as a teenager in the 90s and what stood out to me was how much the black community in the states loooked and felt familar..i cant explain it ..like attidude wise and the characters remind me of people i know and grew up with
Very good video, I liked all the personal stories and videos. This is stuff you don't normally see!!
Lol
I love tupac
@@gideonaidoo1350 same, we all do
Ya’ll need to remember Pac was a Lone Ranger with only himself to back himself up! No goons jumping in for Pac! They respected him after they realised he ain’t no punk!
I Love PAC! I still bump his music everyday in my lac. His energy in his song have me ready 4 whatever
Lac?? The white One???
😂✌🏽
6:47
#FACT!!!!
I remember I had this on VHS back in the day. And watching this again for the first time in over 20 years, I come up with the same conclusion.
A bunch of niggaz aint went no where in life all come together just to hate on Pac. Telling fucked up stories about Pac when he was a teenager. And overall Pac a legend despite the disparity he grew up in.
Right then dudes was hating on pac
yes if any one, 2pac deserves to be amongst the great masters, that of which he had become in his craft. he was the Bruce Lee of 'HIP-HOP' !!!!!!!!!!!
@Myke Rich me too about the bruce lee thing & also the bob marley of hip hop as well...
Facts that's fr fact
Tupac Shakur Is The Greatest Rapper Of All Time He’s Actually My Favorite Rapper Ever
To say 2Pac stayed in the Bishop character and wasn't really like that deep he was only in Marin City for 4 years and before he was in Baltimore for again 4 years. And before that he was in Harlem...and that's the problem with these types of documentaries there is no real clips of Tupac saying his side of the story. Just a bunch haters he partly grew up around but even when he was in Digital Underground prior to Juice. He had the juice because even someone from Digital Underground said how wild Tupac was and let's think about it. If Tupac was robbed and he had nuff machinery so he don't get robbed again. Clearly that was before the movie Juice.
He got robbed before juice
PAC=🐐🐐
You are crazy 😡
YEP THE GOAT
@@massilia7876 why u mad hater
Pac was a follower, surrounded by folks he shouldn't have even been around....
"I bit him right back" that shit had me 💀💀💀
Kids 😆
U gotta do what u gotta do 😂
He tried to leave out when Pac hit him with that move on the ground.
@@derrickhoward1543😅😅😅 but they real partners so his homies couldn't let him leave dat part out... One of em even told how pac made him call n kept him off his face.... N after dat they was down to fight anybody together n pac would be da first to pop it off cus he luved to through them thangs frfr
Rest In Peace Tupac Amaru Shakur
Homeboys in Marin county still heathens in the streets, don't seem grown up mentally yet, not trying to dog em out they appear to be smarter than the environment just not capable of breaking the cycle of street life and the mentality of such, I personally have been there and thank God I was able to mature mentally enough to see the dead end sign I just wish it'd been before I was 32 but I have a real life now and use those experiences to stay away from those experiences so to speak
" life in the hood is all good for nobody" -2pac yeah man GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN!!
Is your last name German? What do you know aboiut the hood in Marin City>
They were still young when thus came out
Pac was only 25.
9:40 "One Nation MC'S" Pac held on to that till he died. Trying to make One Nation happen in the last month he was alive.
ม
Definitely was gonna come back around. He would have switched back to that essence. Revolutionary music was coming. Damn.
Even thug life, he took it and brought it to life
@@MaxxroadSometimes, I think y'all don't really listen to his music.
I used to watch this all the time in the early 00s
I used to own this on 📀
Use to have this on VHS first video I ever brought on pac
Me too... I copped it when we had movie men that would pull up on u in vans with everything from vhs movies, cd's to Cologne
you can tell these dudes hated on Pac in the neighborhood
I don't think so...they was just being frank.
Guess you wanted a fake strory
@@bokay3900No they weren't. They were clearly hating. You're probably just like them.
@@derrickhoward1543some of em was not all
@@javonroberson87 There was large amount of them.
Tupac Shakur, legend, facts ❤.
Hello friend, can you answer the question I asked in the previous comment?
Thanx for the upload 🙏Love Pac
These dudes sound like they was haters
Happy Birthday PAC 👑
I'm guessing all these stories that they telling took place in like 88-89 cause pac wasn't living in marin in 86/87 he was still in baltimore
As a young bull he would always give me the game it was greatly appreciated
Arlo Bruton explain that game to me what he taught you?
@@wrestlexwrestlingshorts661 well he thought me first exactly how the system is built to keep the black man and black woman down as well. Not only him his whole family as well, it shows how evil America really is, and second he thought me that if I believe it I can achieve it, he came from being homeless at one point to being known as the greatest rapper of all time, and he also showed how dirty the music industry can really be, and how dirty the media truly is
You from Philly? (“Young bull”)
I remember watching this as a shorty and as you can see PAC was always like that
52:31 The Jheri curl dude talking about being cool with Pac, then the next instant he's trying to beat Pac up with the crowd 😂😂😂😂😂
Either way he snitching crazy
well the closest thing I can think of in terms of a connection and posting it here is the fact that Xenon pictures put out the Kung Fu, but also great black films as well as this documentary. Not a huge hip hop fan, but I give respect where it is due. So.... respect to the collection. Cheers, brothers in fu.
Besides... it's their fuckin channel
jiujitsu77 Xenon Pictures had a really extensive library.
Shame they're not around anymore.
June 16, 2020 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 2 PAC..
Imagine Tupac Shakur in a wu tang collection..😅👍
Swear down thought that was just me 😂
Lol
Who is here in 2021?? Men pac is the greatest for life!!!
Happy new year
The homey Troy jumped eem in (and he loved us for that).....oh yes he did!
38:28 "You need to take down my tape, or , I'm going to take down your tapes. Do you understand?" then he gives a visual demonstration. lol, Pac was so understanding, and tried his hardest to be as polite as people allow. I'm using the term people loosely.
And Patient.
He was nice to that bootlegger by just knocking down the tapes compared to what some other rappers use to do to them
Zimbabwe big up d mun 2Pac forever ...GPS General Prophet Soldier Mr Machaveli .....
47:29 😂 he aint forget tht sound like bacc door💀
9:44 "yea my son got tupac at my house rn" 😂
Finally' found it..
THUG FOR LIFE Childhood idolRap in Paradise MCNEWYORK
These is pac's true homies.this is epic!
I don't know, not all of them.
@@itsmeee9933the guy Demetrius who started the fight at marin city festival obviously had issues with pac smh
No they're not. Maybe you relate to them because you be on some hating shit too.
Pac was from the Bronx. All this talk about him being from Harlem needs to stop
Nigga he was in born in Harlem he's birth certificate says other wise
@@tupenny1331 nigga you have his birth certificate? Have you seen his birth certificate? If you don't have it or haven't seen it. Don't comment
@@tupenny1331 bruh, pac is from the bronx, where the black panthers started the movement, to where his mom was pregnant wit him.( Do your homework before u turn in the assignment.) Talking about a damn birth certificate.🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@TEKNITTI he was born east Harlem wtf u smoking on
@@Gen965 he was born east Harlem goofy stop y’all two clowns smoking crack
I remember being like 15 watching this
You win some you lose some
2 pac fans 4ever
We are Soldiers for life
40:47 *"Worldstar!" he says LoL*
These the same homies pac talked about turned on him
nope
Nope
Might be
Could be
You are correct
I love you all!!
~T4L
“You didn’t call me that”! 😂😂😂
Them was some sucka ass crabs they did 2pac wrong because they knew he wanted to fit in so as they let him and discovered he a rapper and actor the minute he started blowing up those crabs started looking for a handout and bring him down because they wasn't his true homies those was his enemies
I have this on VCR tape
Marin City was community where people had generations of family members. When he made comments about Marin being drug dealers, pimps and fiends, then claiming Oakland, people took it personally. There was a lot of people in Marin City who saw Tupac as a chance to help them too, but claiming Oakland and critizing Marin City hurt some people's feelings. He still had partners in Marin City though.
After seeing them haters from Marin talk mad shit.. now i know why PaC claimed OakTown instead✊
@@wes209 Dudes seemed a bit bitter but remember a kid died by a gun that apparently came out of Pac's backpack.
@@erfbgu2643
I feel you but before that gun was brandished and fired... these dudes were already hating. Crabs in a barrel syndrome. You can tell how they tell the stories about how pac wasn't a skilled fighter when they met him {LoLL}
@@wes209 But Pac made comments against them in a magazine. Obviously they were still sore about the whole incident...this was only 5 years afterward.
And isn't hard to believe that Pac couldn't box when he met them...he was an artsy kid.
@@erfbgu2643
Yep he wasn't a baby mike tyson .. or bruce Lee when he met the Marin City Hood.. but like i said..2pac blew up and these cats are salty. Its only natural and organic, ✊🏿
10:49
Sounds kinda like Bishop.
But, g00fy🤓 says
"2pac changed After playing Bishop..."
Lmao, exactly. That's how you know they are hating and just saying anything. Correction tho, it sounds like Pac. Bishop had similarities to Pac and that's why Money B said he felt he was great for the role but overall they are 2 different people. What you're saying is true tho. They describing him the same way they described Pac after Bishop and don't even know it
Exactly!!! They think they’re smart but soooo dumb. Haters!!! 👌💯💯💯🤦🏽♀️
May 2021😄
New York 🗽
Iceberg Slim
Who has or had the original where he speaks about quincy jones
At 30:53 pac stop the white Cadillac to go pass, few years later he got shot from a white Cadillac . That was a stop sign. .
51:50 imagine Instagram and twitter arounf this time 😳
Although i was not born by then!! Trust me! I have spend almost all my time! Learning how he lived his life😑yeah his a legend
LOVE 2PAK
VO MY HART
DeathRow took pac's life
You must didn't know him. Been wild
All Eyez On Me
😢😢😢
That’s my uncle telling the story about trying to get 2pac out his cousins car lol
He a buster frfr
@@michaeldjnino317hammond nah lil bro
@TempleofShaolin The Troy dude ???? How’s he doing these days he cool ???
While killed him out of greed and selfishness His soul keeps hurting the mother fucking killers 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pac talking to the Moon Mask McDonalds guy LMAO
"He gets allllll the b*tches on the moon"
Who Are These Creeps LOL 😂
😂
Dudes lowkey hating on pac SMfh
High key
Tupac is the modern day elvis ... to alot of people who grew up in the era like myself tupac is someone we can't except his death ... way back in the days of Elvis Presleys era the people back then couldn't let the idea of Elvis dying .. both men years after their deaths were reported seen alive many times and if u look into elvis and some stories about his death you will find on his headstone his middle name is spelled wrong .. now think the most popular man prob on the planet at the time and his name misspelled on his grave tombstone. .story is he faked his death and couldn't handle having a grave with his name on it and just the idea of it is why on purpose his middle name was spelled wrong
1:03:34
4:51
@ 9:40 why's everyone getting kicked out the house lol some unruly kids lol
Tryna find they way I wondered how they all grew up
Facts
It was clear to see that suge had no love for pac whatsoever.
That’s probably where he got his acting skills😂😂
58:36
Dude in the pink jacket said some real shit
He ain't say nothing real. He was hating through out the whole documentary.
Tengo k aprender ingles
Gay loco
👑
1236u7
Still my husband the weakest that I know to this day
If he says something I'm dropping his watches.
49:50
The producer set up to kill 2PAC, May Allah bless you 2PAC..
Al Fatihah
Why do you think Allah is the true god and will Allah send normal decent people who aren't believers of Allah to hell?
Anything to make money.
But I guess as long as it is positive it should have been wonderful but to die behind hatred and stupidity is sad rip pack.
36:09
6:47
1:06:30
So it was all an act?
If you don't see the hatred and jealousy in these niggaz, you might be a jealous hater too.
No
I Love Pac But His Attitude Got Him Killed
Security and Death Row failed at their job that's what got him killed there is no way somebody should've been able to pull up next to Suge and Pac car and shoot him...Period there was enough time after that fight that night to be moving right afterwards
31:01
Легенда жаль
56:21 why didn't he try to help Pac?
1:10:00
Mr Banana man outside McDonald's met 2pac and probs don't even know it also wonder where he his now